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HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENMNG THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES
VOL.
NEW
14.
YOllK,
Ailvertisemcnts will Iw published at 20 cents per
lIDc for eaeh luHerlloii, spaei' belnir iucai«ureil in afcatu
type, 1 1 lines to the Ineh when ilennllcorrton) are Klven
for three. »U, or twelve uionihs, a very liberal dlscoant
No. 06
inixle.
will have a favorable place when
hut no proinUeof coiulnuuus pnbllcutlon
In the hewt iW;ii-e can he Kiven, as all advertisers must
have euua! oppurtunities.
B.
DANA t
CO.. PtJBHSIIBHS.
19
&
81
William
St.,
N. T.
&
Co.,
nankers and Brokers
Bankers In Foreign KxeliaiiKC.
Boston Hankers and Hrokers
rhtladelphia Hankers ami Brokers
Southern H:inki-rs and Brokers
Western Bankers and Brokers
,
Siew- Loiiusj Investments.
Fln.ineial .Notices
Kailruads, [rou. Jfcc
MI,
814. .'!»
£41.
84'^.
811
mi
A
nENKRAL BANKINCt BUSINESS.
Stocks, Bonds, Oold, Foreign Kloney
aud Exvhause, Bought aud Sold.
Deposits received subject to Check.
Four per cent Interest paid on Balances.
Collections made on any part of the United States
aud Caiiadas.
Commercial Paper Negotiated.
tU3
SI4,
ffjri
insurance
Cotton
Steamships
Miscellaneous Commercial Cards
811*
W;, 8
Marquand, Hill & Co.,
No. 37 WALL ST., NEW YORK.
Members New York stock Exchange.
878
877.87^.880
—
Marquand
Stocks, Buuds and Gold boujfht and sold on commtB810U.
F$^ F»r terms of SabscripUon «ee
5tli Page.
Financial.
&
Hill,
BANKEIiS AND HROKERS.
No. 18 Dcvonnlitre St., Boston,
Stocks, Bunds and (itdd buURht iind sold on eoinmlsBlon Collections mrtde ; Htislnvsa Paper Net;n|lated.
Pay Interest on daily Gold and CumBcjr Balaooaa.
Negotiate
first-class Securities.
Duncan, Sherman &Co.,
Nassau St., New 1[ot\ Cltj,
CinCULAK notes AND CIRCtTLAK
."'.''''"'• "'"*'''' and parable In all the
l^'.T".
lMilM:II"AI. (1 IKS OK THK vtmLu also .pedal
1 1
ISSim
1
credits for use In the I'nited Slates,
Indies.
K. D.
MILLER,
WILLIAMS,
JAB. C.
P.
Current Accounts received on soch terms as
agreed upon.
The National Bank-Note Thos.
Company,
&
P. Miller
Co.
B.INKERS,
No. 23
St.
Francis Street,
A m ER I C A .
48 H'all Street.
Bograver* of tUe V.S. Postage Stampii,
Boudo, liesal Tenders, aud
National
Bank
Notes.
A. C.
In the highest style of the art. with all modern improvements of value, with special naff.g Hardn devised
by the company and patentett, to preveat frauds by
photozrapUic aud ottier modes of counterfeiting aud
alterations.
All steel plates engraved and printed by this company are warranted to give thirty thousand good Inipressluus, without charge for repairs.
A variety of Bank-Note and Bond Paper, of superior
on hand.
OFFICE, No.
1
NEW
CHARLESTON,
In this or adJoInlnK States
R. T. Wilson
ITALL STREET,
YORK.
At
H.
T. H.
A. D.
J.
PORTER,
PresU.
VIce-Prcs't.
SHEP.VRU, Treasurer.
M.4€OU.NOU«H, Seerelarjr^
Charles G, Johnsen,
&
COMMISSION
Co.,
Liberal cuh advances made on conslgninenta ot
Cotton and Tobacco to our address ; alao to our frlenda
In Liverpool and Loudon.
UoQKbt
'"
fl««arltle««
><•
1.0ANS
d on Cummisston, and
BXlH.\NOE PLACE,
Dealer. In
New Orleans RAILROAD* IHUNICIPAL BONDS.
3&1.
Will pnrcbas*
EXCHANGB, COTTON, «T0.
rsrtlcnlar sttentlOB glTsn to BacslT
«4rdlii8 Ball*.
std Tor
No. 8 UTall Street,
ALLOWED OH
DKFOBirs.
&
Co.
New ^ork,
AND ON
MVNiaOB
4c
CO.,
PABIS.
BXCHANOK ON LOHMi* ANR PAKIS.
Charles Otis.
New
Street
and
;t
Broadway.
CITT BAILROAD, GAS *
INVESTMENT SECrBITIES.
See quotations " Local Secorlties " In this paper.
Money Loaned.
10
PER CENT BONDS FITBNISHKD
Br tHITH 4c HANNAJIAN,
BROKKBS. IiMtfapoUa.
Slocks and Secnrltles Bought and Sold
.at the New Vork >lock Kxehangv.
LOANS AND PAPER NBOOTI ATED-INTIBK9T
8TRBBT
CONSOLIDATED BANK, LONDON*
NEW TOEK.
commssioN iherchant,
Lock Box
» BROAD
ssne riicular Letters of Credit (or Travellers cu
William T. Meredith & Co.,
M
parU of the
BANKKRS,
No. •
NEGOTIATED.
CO.,
MUNROE
John
Gold, Stocks
Acconnta received and Interest allowed on balances
which mav he ehenkeil rot at «tirht.
No.
all
world.
MERCHANTS
BROAD STREET.
and Bonds
S,
SCRIBE, PARIS.
llsaue Travelera Credits available in
can be con-
centrated at this point with advantage.
|3f~ All business attended to with fidelity and despatch.
Qovernment
J.
BAKKER
RUE
5
dc
Correspondenia la this Clly,
tW Southern Collections receive especial attention
and retultted for promptly at BEST rates of ExchanKe.
Ur NOTES, DK.VFTS and ACCEPTAN'CKS due
and maturing
Ag«al.
James W. Tucker & Co.,
MORTON, BLISS *
BANRKBa AND
VAN ANTWERP,
JOUN PATON,
C.
8.
Eorope, China,
Demand Iirafu on Scottand and Ireland, also on
Canada, British Colnnihla and San Francisco. BUla
Collected and other Banking Busines* transacted.
3
AND DEALER IK SOCTHEBN SECinUTIES,
Kxcbange, Postage Stamps, and
Cohuercial Papers,
OF
quality, always
Kaufman,
in
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable In
London and elseivbere, bought aud sold at current
rates, also cable Transfers.
BANKER,
BirOBA.TINO AND PrINTIXO OF BaNK-NotES, CKRTIriCATSs, Drafts. State and Railroad Bonds.
Bit,L9
Commercial Credits Issued for nse
.ispan, the East and West indies and South Auirrtea,
also t ircular Letters of Credit for Travelers available
In all partu of the World.
1959.)
MOBILE, ALA.
may be
Agency of the
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH
RKYMOLbS.
JNO. W. MILLCR.
j
Canada and West
Telegraphic Transfers of Money to and from London, farls, San Francisco, Uatana, Ac.
:
THOS.
(ISCORPOUATED. NOVEMBER,
».
N.
PBAW TIME AND 810HT Baf.« ON THE VSIOS
BANK or LONDON.
No.
M'i
818, fUt
878, 88U
Street,
Make Cable Transfers between Ne» York and London.
942. M-l
Ac
Banker., IX Wall
transa*^'
INDEX TO ADVKRTISEItlENTS.
New York
Kountze Brothers,
BANKERS,
Broadway, New Vork,
AdveniminentM
flrst iiiaerlecl.
WM.
NO. 366
Financial.
Joseph U. Orvis
;
be
29. 1872.
Financial.
^bucitiscmcutji.
will
JUNE
Financial
Laws aad
Foms of Iwlhw MBl (Me.
N. T. National Exchaaie Bank
'
....C«rTC.^D.«o
THE CHRONICLE.
842
& Co.,
New
14 fVall Street,
&
Andrews
XBAVELEKS' CKEDITS.
CmCtJLAR XOTES AND STEULIN'G EXCHANGE
On tJuloii Bank of l,ondon.
& Co.,
Bankers, 30 Broad
St.,
N. Y.
&
Foote
BANKERS,
Credits available in
cial
all parts
If.l-.S
available in all
I
OK
pa
ts
&
BANKERS,
and State Loans; Make Telegraphic
Transfers of Money ; Allow Interest
on Deposits, and draw Exchange on
GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
Morton, Rose & Co., London.
HoTTINGUER & Co., - - PaRIS.
&
Co.,
Brc^n
Amsterdam^
- - -
Hrocliers
Street, Boston.
70 State
Travelers
of Exclianxe. and Comm.>rclal and
Credits issaed on
The C.-^HanR,
Robert
*
B<:>ioon
all
4
1
roe &
Munroe
marcuard Audre
1,
WILLIAM STREET.
Co.,
A-
S
Wlroular Notes available lor Travelers In
Knrope and t'te Kast.
all
parts ol
Oredtts
lli>r
In all parts
in
of Kurope. &c. BILLS
to suit porchasers
sums
•Ubo Cable transfers.
'Jouiitry Banners er\n be supplied wltb Bills o( Ex
lar»?c or small amountM, on the prlnclDal
^j.ina^e.
cities of Kuroite, ulso wl-h Tickets for t'aasaje ironi,
or to, K'lrop-'.bv tlie Gl'lON IJKRot Miiil SteAUierp.
E.
Alex.
Pbtiadelplila and Dulnth.
DEALERS IV GOVE tNMEMT SECU!lITIr:S.
^
4;ulon
Co.<
&
€o.
LiverpooL
Tapscott, Bros.
Qfi
•JOOTH PTUEKT,
f'on* PterriiK Kxchaijue
to saltpurchawrs, navabh-
wnM
I-ciKnii,
a.
&
ami demand notes
all
1
... ih
.ti
a available lor the
In sams
(ireitt r*nialn
Continent ol
Rnrope on
Messrs.
Austin & Oberge,
__._
J.
G. Harper
I
J.
&
Buy and
Sell
Sterling Excbango, and
BANK OF SCOTLAND, LONDON.
UELL
G.
&
brokers.
OUAKLKH
AtTSTIN.
^ou'Jtt
H.
AGENTS FOB
53 WALL STKEET, NEW YORK.
38 STATB STSKST, BOSTON
Merchant,
*«vvAn!inltf
Ga.
Special aUentlon «lvi;n lo coiisljrnnients ot Cotton.
Gold, Siticktt. Uonils' and ForPt«ti and Dom-jslic
jfcXCLari>."'. iioii^ht
Cashier
Cashier.
G. P. Curry,
\iz.;
Uu-
& liallroad Stocks,
l'.onds!uid rotijii.ns.
ajl parts of this State and
JS" CulleetioiiB made
Soutli Carolina, and remitted for on itey of collection
....,,
Cubbedge
&
Exchange.
Correspondeiiis: Lawkknoit linos. A
W. Wheatlky &
J.
BANKERS
New York CorrespondenU — Meisra. Wm.
E. G. Bdbrdss, Pree't,
A. K. \irAl.KKK, Cashier.
Collections
made on
all parts ol
snd do a General Banking an
Brokerage Business,
KAST niVF.R VATInVAI. '<*NK^
STOCK AND BOND BROKER,
Georgia.
STATE, CITY AND RAILROAD SECURITIES OF
Prompt
Specialty.
a
ALABAMA
GEORGIA .\ND
Columblis
attention given to COLLECTKJNS. both in
and points In connection. Will imrchase or sell staple
articlfit of .MiTfhandise in wholesHle lots.
TITUSVILI4E, PENN..
•300.000
Capital
S.
Treasurer to s-cure Circulation
BANKERS,
West Main
C.
TTYDR.
rft!»bler.
SOO.Otw.
rttAC TTV%ff
1»rflP»t.
M. Klsin
John A. KtKLS, C.C,Fi,owibkk«. G«o.Cashier,
Presioent.
Vice-President.
Co., Mississippi Valley Bank
Street, Louisville, Ky., deslera In
Foreign and Doraestic, Kicliange, Government Bonds
tnd all Local Securities. Give prompt attenttoo to
eoUMttont ukd ordert to «TeitmeDt ot fondt.
150
the United Sta'ea.
H. Castleman,
Deposited with n.
&
N. C.
Second National Bank,
OA,
Morton, Galt
Bank,
National
WII^raiNGTON,
0'.-llectlonfi
•!"
Bryce
*Co.
and Deposits
Matv
Co.,
AN!' IluOliEliS.
AMERICUS. GA.
Haziehursr,
iSANKEKS AND BROKERS,
WACOfl
iot
Columbus,
current Bunk .Not.y; State, city
New York
wolil,.
Orders sollrltiil im- ilu; j-iirchAseoi h.ii»'8oi ProUuoe
and Securitiuc. I'r.;iiii.t iiii-'niicr Knaranl.-.ed.
First
TENN.
AccoiSltB of Interior Banks, Bankers' Merchants ancl
others solcited. Deals in U. S., State, County and
City Bonds.
Collections made and promptly remitted for at the
current rate of Exchange. No charge for collecting.
at current rate of
mid
Collections iiroinptlv reinittctt
a general banking business. Cotton purchased
on order. Collections made and promptly remitted
Edsab Jones,
OF
N.4SHVII.IiE,
IIH!!"-..-
BARING BROTHERS & COmPANY,
Commission
Do
The Third National Bank
draw on the
G. C. Ward.
$200,000
BANKBR, VACTOH AND
OBERGE.
xa Baoke^s.
W. W. Bebry, President,
Also transact
other banking business, and give particular attention
to conversions of gold and currency. P. O. Box 4851.
S.
J.
l
Exclianee Bank, Augusta, Ga.
No. 26 Exchange Place,
-•-.--
Edward C. Anderson, Jr.
New York
(
Southern Sceuritics of every do3cHi)tit>n,
Commerce,
Planters
AUGUSTA, GA.
PUIIadclpbla.
IcominissioN stock,
H. Goadby,
Canadian
of
STREET,:
EDGAR JONES,
AGENTS FOK THE
Bank
WALNUT
No. 31S
P>tK8COrT,GHtfTR ACQ. .Bankers. London,
W. TM^COTT &CO., cm Hiill, LiverpooL
Order* tor Governnien Bonds, tocksaud Merchanud Foreign Kxchan^e and Drafts
i*ize executed,
b ought.
»VLOW''D 0» DEPOSIT S.
1NTH'!«'^T
Co.
NEW TOKK.
&
Stock, Note, and Gold Brokers.
other ProtUice to OurHolves or Cor-
t*fltrl«
Jos. S. bkiM
Cash'r.
Branch,
VlcB-Pre^t.
NATIONAL BANK,
Co.,
BANKER!^,
ADVAN'CES HUDK UPON CONSIGNMENTS OF
respoiidtrnts.
T. p.
Special attention paid to Collections.
W. Cl^rk &
m
COrTOX, ana
(ashler.
Assist.mt Ca^llier,
Casb Capital,
BANKERS,
63 AVall Street, N^w VorU,
t'KAVKLl^KIiS ano COMMKRCIAL, CIIKIUTP
£SSnED,!ivalUlile
LOVE,
Merchants
Traisactaizeneral Banking ana Kxchaune bnahu'se
G.dct
ncind Inn Purchase aud Sale ol Stoclcs, Bonds.
on Commlsslf*"^
WiLLlAMS&GuiON,
AHMSTKONG,
J. Jkseiss,
Pres't.
ate.
Bzcbange on Paris and the L^'nlon Bank «1 London, lu
sums to suit.
anbBCr lptton agents for the CaBONtOLB Id Parlg.
P.
TalladuKs, President.
ol
llauk.
Travelers In Enrop«,
OF EXCHANGE drawn
WM.
JNll. W.
Chas.
;PMII.AI»EI.PHIA.
N. Y.,
ISUKLL,
J.\S.
N.Y. Correspondent— Importers and Traders National
Phil-ideluMa Bankers.
Co.,
ISSTTI
alOO.OOO
VPARIS.
j
BKeKAMisoi^^LCo.
&
PARIS, LONDON, BOSTON.
19
The City Bank
Capital
Co,
Co,
ravv>;er« (Vi^dK.
partaoJ the worUi.
Bowles Brothers
STATE Of ALABAiVA.
OF SELMA.
)
IBStTR
Available Ig
Collections attended to with precision and dispatch,
free of charge, and remitted for on tlay of paynient.
The Collection paper for all this State and P'lorida can
be concenti-ated at this jioint with great advantage.
U o^DON.
<la.,
ADD
^o. iu IV ALL. ve'HKicr,
Cominerrfal an
823.
Coilectlon^ on Sava-mah remit e for at one-e ghth
per re 't underbuying rate tor N w York Exchange
ih'^daytheymature. Weha e taclUile.alBof r o lections in otlier cities in Georgia. Alabama aud Florida
also f r the fansacti >u ( f atty Financial business on
Colla:erals, recognize f as good here. We do not
dital in any Sotithern tate Ronlsissued since the wa**
BANKEKS,
L.".,
6c
& Co.,
Page, Richardson
U
Box
$1,000,000
INCORPORATED UNDER STATE CHARTER.
Gol d, State, City, County and Railroad Bonds.
Negotiate First-Class Railway, City
Georgia.
P. O.
DEALERS IS
Excbange, Coin and Securities.
Pald-lTp Capital,
BOSTON.
IN
SAVANNAH,
St.,
TitiVELi.Kt.S SSUliD,
of Europe,
Brewster, Sweet
DEALERS
BAY
101
Savannah Bank & Trust
Cojnpany,
Co.,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
t
of
the World.
Hope
Gola. Stale,
STERLIN^G EXCHANGE.
,
„ ^
drawn by Jay C o^e & Co.. on Jay Cooke, McLuUocn
A,
o., Lon'tuii. in sums nd at dtiles to suit.
CIKOHLAR
LETCOMMISRCIAL CkKDITS AND
Commer-
also
BOSTON.
Dealer.* in Gov rnneiit Seci'Jities,
ond*. al o
Cou..ty
' and City
Hunter,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
I
French,
No. 7 Congress Street,
&
Bryan
Western City and Coun-
Issue Circular Notes and Letters of
Credit for Travelers;
Cobb,
DEVOMSUIRB STKSKT.
BOSTON,
36
bond*.
ty
Commercial and Travelers' Credits and Franc Ex°
Halfway anil other LOANS negotiated. Stocks and
bonds de;ilt In on Coinuiission.
Interest on deposits^
^_^
&
Parker
8ANKKUS.
Tfork.
Co., Paris. 3Buy and seU
Morton, Bliss
S >uthera Bankers.
Boston Bankers.
Foreign Exchange
Walker, Andrews
[June 29, 1872.
A BANK OF niSCOUNT AND
VICKSBDRG,
DEPOSIT,
iniSS.
K, T. CorrupOBCleut:—Baak of tu* Mwiluttaa Co.
Jane 29, 1872.J
THE CHRONICLR
Southern Bankers.
TUK
Weftem
843
Bankeri.
Mutual National Bank, The Bank of California,
OF
COR. CALIFORmA * BANHOMB ST8.,
NEW ORLEANS.
P.
FOCTRCIIY,
Prpslilpnt.
SAN FRANCISCO.
AI.MKKT llALDtt'lV.
VIco Prmlilcnl,
JOSKI'll MllXIIKI,, CH.hliT,
UapllHl .9500,0001 Limit ..91,000,000
S^ii
iu
Capital Pald'ITp
<'<illi-cllcms la Ihls city and
lUMl stiiteH, frwe of ctiarge. ex
1.1
ii
I-
cep'
NoiioM
Finanolal
^'ATlONAt,
TRVVr C*nPANT. ««i
AVDMS
DaoAtiWAT, <jna«Ba Waiii
YoBB. June 17,lini.-UIVIDeNU.
this
Cuinpaay have
rw
^
i.
ul
FOUR
a dlv1<tta4 of
de<lare<t
PER CENT,
free of D. S. tax. out of Iba eanlOM of
the past six inontlia, payable on aad after Ut» Irat
dsf
of .July next.
91,000,000
Tranafer book
...
-
lijiUy paiil.
»lu at
N.
O.
tills
K.
KKLL,
Ex
O. O. MILLS, President.
Bank
National
NEW ORLEANS,
JKSSK
CDrr«Dt rat^ of
AGENTS.
NEW
IN
LOUISIANA.
JAS. N. BEAULKS,
Vlce-Prciitdent.
IN LONDON,
TION.
Correspondence
J. O.
Japan, Australia, and other countries, authorizing
&
on the ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION,
......C
McMahan &
LoHdon, Dublin,
Amsterdam. Hamburg, Bremen,
and other leading European citlee.
Texas.
Spott'ord
108
(OealenslB GOI..D,
all
Wilson,
CONVSmK
.Willi Countjr,
I
Eastern
;
MORBTS,
BANKERS,
w..
:.r,.
iiivt-atlng for east'-rii
'
M
>
—
•
,
on
i.iiiti> «
hm.hv- t)i..N.,:»ii.u
ill!'
Arv.
very
pr'-i.
.\
;
desire to Invest. If
refer to partiCB for wh",
amounts of III' UM'v. wliu d
either prlncii"
during the li
" niluolsasH
Co.
omu
\Ve can
Uuve
i
.
,
:
ir
Lata OaihietUt Nat. Bank
Gallipolu.O
necessary
in(iiiiu.iw.M;.
..f
:
ttiat
there
is
One
the atuu of
Sbiking Fund, now set apart to pay
and dlacharge said amount of Iwnds. niaulM?r«d aa
foiiowa, to wit: aM, me, n),sn, STi,ra.g-ti.ta.s}*,
(1110,900) Id said
ac!,t8S,«9,(8«,ae8,iM>,7in. 7'".
TJI , Tii.
7a.
735. 7a:
743. 7*4. 7«5, 747, 748,
74S>,
7SU, 751
7»,
711.
;i'i.
:i',
:ii..
ti7
7U_
'.n
.
TW. 774, ,», iw, 7-(1 7551, TS6, lit,
7«i, 7W, an, HB, wt, au;, MM. «!., M«, ni. au, na, 814. u»,
81*, 817, 818, 8», g». 8>i. SB. m. SM. as. iM, an, m. Ml
a, 8S4, 838, 888, 810, 811 . 813. *a, 8M, ago, 851. 186, ass, IK
8n,H«8aO, belOKone Imiidreil an* lea bonds of
.
.
Ou
Thouaand ($1,000) each, amounting to One Utudied
and Ten Thousand Dollars (tllOAU). and amibera <M,
«ll.<8a.7»i.Si8.gl>,841,848,aad8BB, being ulna boada
of Five Hundred Doliara (fSOU) each, auioiuiltng to
Four Thousand Fire Uuodred DoUan '.84JWI. aad
numbers IM, 880. 881, 881. <7!). K*, 7X>. 7(8, TM, in, M),
733, 734, being thirteen bonds at Two Tbooaaad DoUan
(13.0110) each, amounting to Twcnlyalx TtwMaad DelIan ifUjiKOt, and luaking to the aoregsle the ava ol
One Hundred and Forty Thoaaaod Plre Hnadntf Dol-
I
lars (|14ll,l>>U).
.vwur- --
WILSON ^ TOMS,
Utuiler^ In Ucal LHtatc Securities
Jackson,
&
School Bonds,
Bloomlngion, HHnoN.
W. M.
ivaoo, texas.
KaraBSNOxs and Cobkxspiindknob:— New York
ft Co.. Uavid Uows A Co.
CIncinBank.
Louisiana National bank, Wheleaa
* Co.
hereby given
.
I
GlOKOB W. JaOESON,
fnlU, Baokera. tialveaton : T. M. UoMabaa
Interest,
iii8taui:e, ttp
consKi.irf'd iiie safeat otfen*
F. Hewson,
STOCK BIKOKER,
Wlnslow, Lanier
;
!noiith,
'
is
788, 7SI, 7«S, 7»4. 7«B, 7»7.
IVIUi Undoubted Securltjr*
you may
:bankkks.
Orleans
Attorney and Solicitor
>
Ten Thousand DiilUm
718, 7i»,
SANFORD,
E.
Ten Per Cent
I
TSBUINUS OP CKNTKAL RAILKOAO
Coralcana, Tezaa.
Morton. Bllsi *
Mew York Correspondent
New
^
...... ,;.i.
,i:y
there was in the interest an'i
-lof
of
Hundred
iS57 the sum
One
Q^e
Thousand Dollars ($175.0U0) , which waa set ap^rt for
the redemption of bonds under the provisions of ao
Act of the Legislature of said Slate, entitled " An Act
to provide for the payment of certain e<]ultable clalma
against the State of Callfornhi, and to contract a ftinded debt for that purpose,'* approved April '.!8, 1S57. and
also under the provisions of an Act amendatory of aald
Act, approved April 37, IMU
And whereas, due and legal notice thereof waa
given, and a sumcleut amount of such tionds waa not
otfered to exhaust said Sinking Fund to a lesa amoiint
«ju.
expenses) pa
References given to prominent person* In any
Adams & Leonard,
oati: First National Bank. Merchants National
all
city
ty In the IJulon.
Parcliase and sell real evtate, pay taxes ami ndjasl
ric<es« prosecute Land aad money claluu atfalnst the
Btate and Federal Oorernmeuis; make colleciiODf.
Receive depotfiu and execute Trusu,
&
from
Interest (clear
I
Iu.iNoia,
KXCUA.NUE,
Fort
WILLSON, Caahier.
Redemption of Civil
Bonds of 1857.
Notice
wherever desired.
Co.,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
I
date
Hundred and Forty Thousand Five Hundred Dollar*
IinPROVED FABins.
Ten per cent
LAND AGIGNCV
TBXASBAVKINU
£
I
K.
ttian
Capital.
MON&T LOANKI) KOU KASTEKN PAKTIES ON
W. TOS BO*«NB«aa
A. liOBT,
Lata Fort * Trice.
lUtnoU.
SAFE INVESTMENT
Law,
.M.
thia
and reopen on the 2d of May.
WHKRBAS.ONTHlii
I
J. O. Klltuv,
&
1.
be closed from
i8T!,
!roB
Houston— First National Bank
R. Johns
will
)
:RKFEltENCES:
RASSETT,
llreaton— Ball, iintehlni^s & Co; N'ew Orleans— Pike,
Brother ft C.).; New York— Duii'-an, Sherman & t;o.
Saflon 4c Hansen, AUy'aat
Brenham, Texas.
C.
Books
.
AtlanUo Nat. Rank.N. Y. B«nk of Auburn. N. Y.
Nat. B'K of Vernon, N. Y. Stiiti^av'gs lnst.,Chic'go
Layuga Co. Nat. B'k, N.V. ^tate SavVs Aaii.,fet. Lenis
Cook Couiity National Bank, Chi a^ro.
a
sraarrr.
i
(
on the Capita
May
.t
Wlln^na^n,
Rroultam, Tczaa.
r.
Bank,
idW
J,.,
RANKER,
BANKBIiS.
JoUMa,
accenlbie
at all
payment,
John H. Daniels,
BRYAN, TEXAS.
Collfctlons made and promptly remitted for current
rate of exchange. Corfsoondents:
Messrs. w. P.
ft CO., New York.
K.
klndt of
Collections made and Remitted at Current rates.
Money loaned for investors on improved farms at ten
per cent iuterest, payable scmi-^iunually.
(Succeuon to R. M. Moore,
O
ot
free of taxes, has been declared
of this Bank, payable on and after
Ttio Transfer
all
i»,
DIVIDEND OF FOVR PER CENT
POR8AUI
DfBEi:rORS: W. ,1. Ilutchins, P. W. Gray, A. J.
W. M. Kico, K. II Cusliing.
BF.NJ. A. BOTTS, President.
B. F. WBE.M8, Caahier.
A.
on day
aad
.Natioxai.
Vobk, April
acces-
ble points.
:
AMilHtant Treasurer. V. S.
Co.,
CHECKS ON LONDON AND PARIS
Texas.
RANKERS,
SILVER
BOVBRNinBNT BONDS.
COLLECTIONS ffl.ADE
Borlte, Cor. Knnis,
tlorresponilents
TIIOMAH UILLBOli'SE,
A
&
110 Wesit Foorth stremU
«c
points and remitted tor
We give special attention to collections on
'
Assistant Treasurer,
New
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THB CITV BANK OF HOUSTON,
Houston,
S.
Tub Amkbican Kxr-HA.\oE
GiLMORE, DUNLAP
Ptaila.
Capital, ^350,000.
WINSLOW.Prealdeot.
P.
Treasury, the Interest on the l*ubllc Debt due July 1
\fn, will be paid at this oOlre on and after WEONXS^
DAY, June 36. IKTi, without rebate.
Ports.
TUeston A
Nat. Bank, Boston. PIkc Lepeyre & Bto.,
&
(
Nbw Yoek. Jnnezi, i»s.
BY DIRECTION OF THE SECIiETAHY OF THE
and PoiiiMtlc Kxchango,
inCerlorcoUuctlons. ImmeiUaioundiJrompt iiiieniion
given to alt baslueBS entrusted tons. Uuler to Nin.
ttASSETT
EUWAIID
The Branches or the Oriental Bank
at Hong Kons, and other Asiatic
Co.,
We have prompt and rullbble correspondenta at all
the prtuclpat points tlirouKtiotit thin S'ate, aud upon
all collections payable lu this Ully or llonatoii, make
uo cliartfu Tor colloctin;!. aiul only actual charge upon
Moore
Paris,
ALao.ov
Uanlcera,
,
bills
LONDON
CITIES,
Special attention given to coiloctiona at all polutf
In tne State, and remlltances promptly made, without
Ruy charge except cUiiComarv rates ofex.'hanve.
Macy, ana
l»ria a»d SorinBaarBBx
the First Mortgage Honda of the Kvansrlile,
Henderson and Nashville Railway Conipauy will be
paid at the Bank of America from and after that date.
EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON THE U.
ATLANTIC
$238,000
Wallla, K. U.
.1.
W
GALVESTON,
St.
Rao.WAT CniiPAXT, W William Stbbbt, Nitw Yobb.
'PHE COUPONS DUE JULY 1 ON
OFFICE OF
Lubbock. M. Quia, K. s. Jemlson, M. W. Baker, Loon
B4am, Go!). Schneider, K. S. Willis, T. A. Gary.
B.
Wall. IC.b't. Mills, T. J. II. Anderson.
ForelfCD
ALLEN. STEPHENS ftCO..«PlaaatrMt.
OrrioB
Ins.,
GALVESTON.
& Co
CO
ft
purchase of Mercliandisc In the East IniUcs. China.
WAILIS, VIce-PrMt.,
Ca>li ranltal,
DIKKCTORS: .1. M. Brandon,
&
MARCUARD, ANDRE
.\UsaBS.
This Bank Imnes Lettera of Credit available for the
ai^uomsk lauvb, Caahlcx
Texas Banking
Park Bank. Howes
and after that date on prcaeutatlon at the ImaUbc
STREET.
1
(.'ORKKSPOiJDKNT,
H, BBASIWN, Pre»'t.,
o. LAUYK, secretary,
Dealers In
THE ORIENTAL BANK CORPORA
M THREAUNREDLG
honae of
IK PARIS,
NIMTH NATIONAL BANK.
Co., N. Y., "id
K. O., Drexcl
RaUroad Company, duo JiUyl.ira, win be p«M on
ttolit'ltea.
Nkw York
And
inortgace 7 per ceat BONDS of the CoaaacUeal Valley
YORK. MaasBS. LEK8 ft WALLKR,
.Vo. 33 PINE 8KEKT.
Canhler.
Particular attention given to C'ollei-tloufl, hotU In
the City and all points In coiinei-tlon with It. Proiiipt
returns made at bfsi niles of KxelmiiKe and no cliarfee
made, excepting that actually paid uj)ou any dlataul
T. H.
OF THK FIRST
Pri-sldent.
KIUUAUU JONKS,
point.
COVFO.'NS
W. O. RALSTON, Caahier
.
omoe No.
lieler to:
WOOD
ft
a
Wast Third Street, Cluelunatl. Oliio.
Ail Cincinnati Basks, and Mcaara.lA>Ci(C«., Uew Tork.
And if such bonds, so numbered above, dhall sot be
presented for payment and oaneellaUoa wUkia Ikna
months from the expiration of thja pttbUcsUoa. wUdi
expiree on Uie lal day of AngiHt, Ita, tkea aoek had
shall remain in the StaU Treaaary to pay aaddlaehaiga
such bunds whenever presented, aad Ibey wlU dfsw ••
latereat after the lat day of Jtovanber, ifl*.
F.
BAKHB,
m
Tnma
at gl
n i.
THE CHRONICLE.
844
Financial.
[Jnne 29, 13 2
Financial.
Financial,
^7r_
MIDLAND PACIFIC N.Y.& Oswego Midland
A Desirable Investment.
Railroad.
RAILWAY
A Netv
Bituminous
NOW
IS
rapidlv apnroactiiiiK completion,
The
Mortgage
First
IJTLEY'
LINCOLN,
CITY,
the
CAPITAL
miles,
and
Road
this division of the
in success-
is
and earning net more than
ful operation
interest on its bonds.
is
much needed
is
much
so
to facilitate the extension
from Lincoln westward
which
abundant crops
of
felt
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
$8,000 PER MILE HAVE BEEN
LOCAL
AMOUNT OP
MADB
for removal
This need has been
that
the
to
of
road
the
Platte
MIDLAND
River,
on
At 80 mid interest
Grand
for the greater part of the way, to
Platte River,
where junction
formed of three
miles long.
Is
more than
«00
orce of over
prosecution of
IB
Island,
made with
is
This new
the Union Paciflc Railroad.
line,
610
of which
links,
MILES ARE COMPLETED, a
2,000 men is engaged in vigorous
the work, and THE ENTIRE LINE
TO BE FULLY COMPLETED IN
The roads composing
1873.
this trunk line are
JU-
DICIOUSLY LOCATED, AND ARE UNDER
THE DIRECTION OP SOME OF THE ABLEST
AND MOST SUCCESSFUL RAII.WAY MAN-
AGERS
Being in the same
of the country.
must
We
and thus form
a strong combination of railway.
Directness of
route
^eatly In
is
as
favor,
its
miles in distance between
Francisco over any existing
New York and San
line. The MIDLAND
PACIFIC, with the broad area
of fertile
productive land tributary to
alliance with the Missouri,
saves 147
it
it,
Iowa
&
with
its
fullest limit to
must soon be taxed to
accommodate
local
and through
Shipments of products by
business.
its
this
road
Nkw
after
SOUTHWESTERN
DlJUUQtTE,
ATLANTA AND iilCHMOND AIR
Government
WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
much more
a prime
desirable for investors than Govern-
ment Bonds.
Present price,
90
and accrued
interest, in cur-
rency.
Land Grant Sinking
Fund
7 Per
Cent Gold Bonds,
Securities,
AT
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY,
Yielding About Nine Per Cent on the
Investment.
WILLIAM E. DODGE, of Now York, President.
SHEPHKUD KNAPP and WILLI A-M WALTER
PHELPS, Trustees for liolidholders.
Principal and Interest payable in Gold at the National
City Bank. New Vork. Wecontldeiilly assureluvestors
that these bonds are lirst-class, in i-very rt-Bpcct aud
we recolniilond tlU'Ul as an entirely sale iinostnielit
.^11 securities taken at Board prices in exchange.
Circulars and intonnatiou may be obtahied at onr office.
JOHN
J.
Dav.'s,
BANKERS
AND
James Robb, King &Co.,
WALL 8TKBKT
issne Letters o( Credit Tor Traveller*
Available In
all
part ot Europe, etc., through
•-....
-
DE.VLER8 IN RAILROAD BONDS,
Keep on hand a variety of choice bonds
investors, furnish bonds advertised
BANKERS,
CITY BANK,
SON,
New York.
St^,
Wood &
Gold, Stocks and Bonds
Deposits received and interest allowed.
(l«
&
CISCO
No. 59 Wall
•
subscription prices, execute orders for
securities,
OOMMEUOIAL CREDITS and DRAFTS on
I'AltlS, and SCOTLAND.
ADVANlES mado on Consignments. STOCKS an<t
Also
at
Government
gold and railroad stocks, and do a
GENERAL BANKING
LONDON.
. PARIS
to supply
on the market
BUSINESS,
No. 31 Pine Street.
C. D.
WOOD, (lormerly
SAMUEL
D.
of Vermllye
&
Co.)
DAVIS.
BONftw boaiibt and sold on Commission.
Cammann &
Co.,
Henry F. Verhuven & Co.
Bankers and Brokers,;
8 Wall Street, New York.
Uknkbal IUnkino Business, and Klvb
particular attention to the PURC'HA.sE AND SALE
t)l.-GoyEKNMKNT.STATKANDrfAlLHOADbKCU-
BANKERS,
Transact a
88
EXCHANOE PLACE, NEW YORK.
KH IKS.
Coupons payable Feb.
free of tax, in the city of
1
and Aug.
New
York.
1,
maps,
Paraph-
information,
can be obtaned from the undersigned, Financial
Agents of the Company.
T17RNER BROTHERS.
Bankers, No. 14 Naanau
"^DepoBlta recelvpil suhlprti tn
LoCKWOOD
{*heoiz «t Hleht.
&
Co.,
full rates
registered without charge.
circulars, &c., giving full
in gold,
All market-
able securities received in exchange at
Bonds may be
lets,
Houston & Texas Central Railway Co.'s
bought and sold on Commission.
LONDON,
RETURNS
FINANCIAL ;A0ENTS OF THE COMPANY.
Co.,
BANKERS,
FIRST
as
LIKE, FIRST
&
Robins, Powell
these Bonds, which are a
road,
PREFERRED,
MORTGAGE.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON SECOND MORTG.\GE.
M. K. JESUP & COMPANY.
We
and IN
JONES & SCHUYLER,
No. 12 Pine St., New York.
.luue 24, 1872.
FIRST -MORTGAGE.
10
Gold.
Interest payable quarterly In New York, free of
Oovernmeut la.\, aud are Coupon and ReRlstered.
Price, 95 and accrued interest. Further and full particulars, with Puinidilels and Maps, furnlsbed by us on
personal or written application.
First niortsagc
York,
GAGE.
HOTTINRUER & CO.,
COmPIiETED
CO.,
SKfOND MORTGAGE.
DETltOlT ANIIPONTIAC FIRST MORTGAGE.
DKTltOITANl) .MILWAUKEE KIKST FUNDING.
ATLANTIC AND GCLK CONSOLIDATED MORT-
EAST.
PERFECTLY SAFE,
ic
AND ALTON FIRST MORTGAGE.
JOLlET AND CHICAGO FIRST .MORTGAGK.
ST. LOtllS, .lACKSONVlLLK AND CHK;A00
NO.
UICAR
Eight Per Cent.
<;inf.\UO
as well as to the
•ecurity,
THKV
PER
Railroad Ituiids, due .Inly 1. will be paid on and
tlint date at our uttice. No. 59 Liberty street, viz.:
WEST
LIEN on
W^AY OF INDIANA.
^OIPONS OP THE FOLLOWING
will lead to the
recommend
9
SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS LOAN,
25 Pine Street.
close
& WEST-
LOGANSPORT,CRAWFORDSVILLE
AND SO I "i-H WESTERN H.IIL-
them one of the
ALLEN, STEPHENS
Nebi-iska Rail-
road and the Indianapolis, Bloomiugton
ERN EXTENSION,
and most
give about
safest and most
prodtalile invesimeuts otTered in this market for
years.
believe
in-
follow,
terest, consolidation
tliev
INDIANAPOLIS,
the
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN RAILWAY, in
Illinois, through
A VERY RICH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT, DENSELY POPULATED
on the
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING PVND
GOLD BONDS
greatest prollt.
CENT PEK AIVIMI'M income on the amount
investi'd, and bv a rise to par would pay 25 PER
CENT PROFIT.
LAND PACIFIC forms part of a direct EAST
AJsD WEST TRUNK ROUTE, now being rapidly
Urbana,
BONDS.
A 7 per cent bond for sale at 80 and interest on
one of the great roads running from New York
City— on the third largest road ill New York State.
The most desirable bond of all the Midland issues,
atlbrding the largest income and promising the
The MID-
in process of construction.
built from
AND ()>< PER CENT ON THE INVESTMENT.
OP THE
Convertible
the
EXCEED-
an
It penetrates
all
INGLY RICH AGRICULTURAL region, with
UNLIMITED CAPABILITIES for production, and
to market.
Bonds,
Irom
NEBRASKA.
of
Security.
IPAYING 60 PER CENT
More Income than Government
on the MisBonri Kiver,
distance between these point'^ is about sixty
The
BO^TEN,
A:
BAMvKltSANIl HROKERS.
No 4 Wall St., N. Y.
These bonds are leaned at the rate of $18,333 per
NEBRASKA
An Undoubted
INTKIiKST.
AVe regard those iioiids now jih one of the cheapest
on tills umrket, and with n better in-ospect
for an advance in price in the future tlinn any otlVring.
I'miiplilels Hiving full particulars may be had on
securities
application.
COmPIiETED ROAD
Outlet for the
aud Block Coal or Indiana.
miles.
Per Cent. Convertible Bouds
7
m AND
to
4tH»
(and a Second Mortgage)
are otli-ved For SALE at
7 Per Cent Gold Bonds.
mile upon
tinil
KUNNING
TRAINS AI£K
over nearly the entire length of
Street.
BANKBR8,
94 BROADU'AV.
Transact a Cieneral Banklns business. Including the pnrchase aud sale
of Government aud State Bonds. Railroad Stocks and Bonds, and other
scurlttas, ou tuninilsslOBa
Special attentlou given to the ueaotlatlon of
RAILROAD,
STATE,
CITY
and other
CORPORATE LOANS.
As Members of the Stock Exchange, we buy and
Stocks, Bonds, Gold and Government Securities.
Also, Foielgu Exchauge bought and sold.
sell
II
xmm
HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
AND COMMERCIAL
REPRESENTING TIIE INDUSTRIAL
SATURDAY. JUNE
VOL. 14
CONTENTS.
I
OoliI
lelhora
Shipments and the
Currency
Termination of the
|
845
iif
The
Comp-
troller of the Currencj'
Lntest Monetary and Commercial
News
I
Stocks,
|
U. S. Securities, Gold Market,
Foreipn Exclianqe, New York
City UankH.PhiladelpbiaBanks
National Hanks, etc
Quotations of Stocku and lionda
I
I
Ncwb
I
85.3
1
new French
849
no symptom of any such trouble
HtiO
Cotton
870
8T^
Breaa-iiifls
and Bond
List,
have cited are amply
and Bond List
8«8
as
(iroceries
I
Dry Goods
873
875
875
cussed with the more anxiety, as
which
Current
I'rlccs
news up
to
midniglu of Friday.
KorUne Year
For Six Months
|10 CO
A 00
1 he ^" Him'' tc\.K will be fetU to gufntcridtrg until ordered difConUnwd bi/ /filer.
'laqe Is*) eentt per year, and l» paid by llu lubseriber at hit own poet-offlct.
WILLIAH B. MANX, i
WII4I.IAM B.
tc CO., Pabllshers,
jOHM o. TLotD, JB. )
79 and 81 William Strset,
YORK.
JF"
DANA
NEW
Post Opfick Box 4,5M.
cannot be responsible for Remittances unless made by
Money
Orders.
£3r* A nr-at file for holding current nnmbern of the Chroniclk is sold at the
oflflcc for 50 cents.
Volumes bound for subscribers at $1 25. The first and
second volumes of the Chronici.k are wanted by the publishers.
some time
go higher
for
to
is large to day, and
in
the bank averages, which are
come
it
is dis-
depends much on
facts
to depress
gold, and, therefore,
it
lower
and, on the contrary,
it
rather than
;
answered that the disbursement of 26 millions from the
Treasury and the removal of the uncertainty about the
result of th(^ arbitration at Geneva, and many other causes
ought to cause a decline
the
first
gold to 108 or 109.
in
of these two opinions was rather
in
Yesterday
the ascendant,
and the lurge gold exports, together with the report that
much
of the coin held in the
clique
who
banks
is
owned by
the gold
are manipulating the market for a rise, were
adroitly used to
the public mind, that
influence
so
the gold
market developed somewhat more of strentjth than for some
THE GOLD SHIPMENT AND THE PLETHORA OF CURRENCY. days past.
As to the bank
The chief points of interest are in the gold export,
which
an advance
this outflow of gold will cause
which are sedulously concealed from the public. On the
one side it is urged that no new forces will be developed
is
tocity9ut/«ertberB,aDa mailed to all others, (exoIoslTe of postage,)
I'nl)li»her9
The circumstances we
produce the export of gold
sufficient to
a healthy movement, and has long been anticipated,
is
will
TEHHS OF SUBSCarrTIOir-FATABLI IH ADTAHCB.
Tnc CoMwraoiiL and FiMiKniiL OaioniOLB, delivered byoarrler
iW The
in
atmosphere
often occurs at this time of the year.
it
Whether
$t)e (Et)ronicU.
Drafts or I'OBl-Omcc
There
week.
854
The Commercial and Kinancfal Chronicle m insued on Saturdiiy mt/rniiifj, with the latest
last
in the financial
Canal and Miscellaneous Stock
I
|
which we referred
loan, to
gab
887
860
TUK COMMEKCLAL TIMB8.
Commercial Epitome
renU*
848
of Europe as would reach us here.
Itailway Newe
State Securities
City Securities
Rjiilroad Stock
I
850
In
847
THB BANKKR8' GAZKTTB AND RAILWAY HONITOB.
Money
onoy Market, Raihvay
This inov«meat
obviously untenable.
believed to be speculative.
It is probably preliminary
to the " bull" movement which will inevitatily precede the
Commercial and Hlacellancoua
846
linuk Reserves and the
is
B66.
is
English
Aiiproiichlnj.Sirilies
NO.
29. 1872.
M.Thiers,
THK CHRONICLB.
Tho
INTERESTS OF THE DNITED STATES.
interest
statement,
it
is
looked for with the
consequence of the singular
in
increase
more
in
the
somewhat anomalous. The large shipment of coin to-day loans last week with no corrtsponding change in the dehas taken some persons by surprise as the settlement of posits. For the first time in several months there was a
the Alabama Claims, and the favorable progress of the decrease in deposits and in specie, with a heavy decrease in
Geneva Tribunal, had led to the belief that we should send leo»l tenders, and still the loans were enlarged f4,042,500.
very little more gold abroad. But this theory is founded This expansion of loans while the resources of the banks
;
on a partial view of the
much
less gold
admitted
a
demand
many
ol
Of
facts.
abroad now than
if
up
Europe
in
wc
shall
send
our foreign relations had
As
no amicable adjustment.
will spring
course
for
confidence revives
our bonds, of which
valuable descriptions are offering which will attract
were contracting, admits pcrnaps
But
in
it is
part from
from
of
easy
explanation.
dontrary to the usual policy, and results no doubt
the
the
low rates of interest now prevailing, and
anxiety of the
assets.
their
efliciency of
banks
It
to enlarge the
has
been
productive
suggested
that
of these new loans and dis«)unts were probably not made
necessity, elapse before this foreign demand lor American in this city where money is so abundant, but that they were
securities is developed.
And, meanwhile, our Treasury in part made to country banks, which took their remitpaying out 26 millions of coin interest, much of tances in natioHHl bank notes. In support of this view, it is
is
which belongs to investors abroad. Tke coupons have pointed out that the plethora of bank notes suddenly disaplarge
amounts of
foreign
capital.
But some time
will,
so
peared a few days ago.
gone up,
cent discount, but are
already come forward to so large an amount, and there
great a Rcarcily of foreign bills, that e.xchange has
and the bankers make a
There
present
is,
therefore, no
ground
tent in the near future.
fall
in
for
surprise either at the
trouble
its
probable ex-
The theory which connects
rcitlcs, at
supply.
shipping gold.
increase of our gold export, or at
the sudden
political
profit in
is
Paris, this wcM-k
;
it
with
and with the
threateued by the possible retirement of
that this
tion.
In
These notes were offering at
now
any
case,
however, the money market
be amply supplied with
far into the
As
{t
per
no unusual or inconvenient
The averages to day will, no doubt, either show
theory is correct or suggest some other oxpUnain
is likely
loanable capital at easy rates
to
till
autumn.
to the plethora of
bank currency which has been
M
THE CHRONICLE.
816
diminished,
effectually
of
the
out of
may
it
be
expected
first
returned
their vaulta
usually
or ten day?, that being the interval
poured
return.
to
war loans when Mr. Chase was Secretary
Treasury, the
banks found that
gold paid
During the
into
channels
the
about a
in
required for
commerce
of
round of the metropolitan circulation and return
appears that the
to
bank
concession have
who
obtained
men who have
less prospect of
of a perpetual eight-hour concession
drawing nearer.
laws as a metallic currency in regard to their return
bank
may
above
by some
not retarded
If
special
demand
move
the
in
which we have referred
notes, therefo'^e, to
reasonably be expected iu a short
time to
accumulate again as heretofore.
men
Secondly, the
pathy.
By
it
while those
tlian ever,
it
to
are likely soon to lose it; so that the goal
it
payments which soon afterwards actually occurred.
The return movements of currency from the country were
Greenbacks and nationfound to be somewhat more slow.
al bank notes are found to follow pretty much the same
specie
interior, the
have been
to get the eight-hour
failed
that time because of the excitement about the suspension of
ments.
the shape ot penalties
in
In confirmation of this view,
pointed out that every day, in shops which
it is
thp
This interval was more anxiously noted at
once moi'e.
of necessity or to avoid a heavier loss
for nonfulfillment of contracts.
week working at eight hours, the men are receiving notice
money work ten hours or^be discharged. On the whole, then,
take
to
[June 29, 1872.
find that
is
receding rather than
they are losing public sym-
exacting ten hours' pay for eight hours' «tork
they would lay a heavy tax on the whole community.
No
work
done, however'simple and necessary, but it would cost 20
per cent more than now. Rents would go up as well as
But the genthe prices of nearly all the necessaries of life.
one could
make any
complaint
eral
repairs to his house or get any
that the prices
is
humor
people are in no
now
submit
to
are too high, and the
to
still
higher prices in
may have a couple of
The workmen started with
order that a few thousand mechanics
APPROACHING TERMINATIOJI OF THE STRIKES.
hours a day more of idleness.
One of the most sensible movements which have been
the notion that their struggle was a fight of labor against
made by the labor agitators, took place on Thursday evencapital.
But they find it now a fight of a weak mmority of
The Bricklayers union of that city reing, at Baltimore.
a few thousand men against the resistless force of the whole
solved, by
a unanimous vote, that as their masters
community.
were fulfilling contracts which, if interfered with by
Another point the mechanics are beginning to compreruinous heavy losses, they
wculd involve
hend is that the labor law passed recently at Albany is not
would take no action on the question of an eight-hour
what they supposed it.
They were misguided enough to
change in the hours of labor during the present yer r. It
believe that this law was mandatory and forced their mashad been well for the strikers in this city if they had
ters to give them full 10 hours' wages for 8 hours' work.
shown like appreciation of their own true interests. Here,
But the law does not say anything about wages. It does
from the strikes and the eight hour agitation, with th*! con.
It internot regulate all contracts for work by the day.
sequent rise in prices, work has fallen off so much in several
feres with no such contracts except where no bargain is
strikes,
departments of industry that some of our mechanics and
artizans
in
New
may
soon have
at all
York.
—
the
week
last
for the
workmen's
obvious one of co-operation, has been urged
with ct>nsiderable ability and force by the newspaper press
this
week.
It is
made
now two months
since
operatives of
the
as to the length of
the
hours.
those
The law applies
to
no such
contracts where
uncertain
patent to every one
First of
even this
such as the law
but themselves.
all, it is
clear that the
movement
is
rapidly dying
After two months of privation and suffering, the
out.
to them, tor
men
eight-hours a day with
it
is
the
could be
agreed
on.
not
a
be an uncertain contract
made for. The delusion that any
applied by human legislation to secure
alone
pay for eight hours work may still dominate
amuse the minds of the strikers, but they have
ten hours
and
are as far from the final goal as when they started.
•thousands of them have,
force
is
is
naw contract limiting
the law will refuse to apply
still
will
but only to
contract,
no time
make
to
;
truths that have long been
In such cases,
in these alone, the
and they are Moreover, the men wish
this city started the present ruinous strike
the day to 8 hours ; but
beginning to realize in the hard school of experience, a
number of
day's work.
law prescribes that a day shall mean
eight hours' work.
How can this law help the men in
their strike.
Their contract has always been to work ten
and
The remedy we suggested
strikes
employment
difficulty to find
Several
such virtue exists
got work at the rate of found out tu their disgust that no
in any of the labor-laws passed either at Albany or
as
yet
ten-hours scale of wages.
true,
old
But the statistics on this subject are doubtful. And we have at Washington.
Again, they have discovered that the threats of-foroe do
no trustworthy means of finding out either how many
men have struck, what number are still out, or what not help their cause. When the strikes first began, their
proportion of those at work, labor eight or ten hours respect- motto was, " Peaceably if we can, torcibly if we must."
ively.
The employers' association estimate the whole num- Banners, emblazoned with these words were carried in their
ber of strikers at 70,000, one-third of whom have resumed grand procession a few weeks ago. Since then they have
work
at ten hours.
One
of the best
informed organs of the
strikers says, that " since the beginning
ent trades have been on strike.
Of
95,000 men
these,
of differ-
60,000 are work-
tried force in
a few ignominious instances, such as for the
men's own sakes we trust
man
ing eight hours, 25,000 are on strike, and 10,000 have re-
sane
sumed on
ever hope by
the
ten
hour system."
Other authorities say
will not
it
not
is
force
easy to conceive, or
to
constrain
by a more than they would or could. If
They add men would become the owners, and
that the ei<;hthour concession has only been obtained
smaller
number and by them
that the arrangement
has been
]irovisionally.
made by
the masters, just
How
be repeated.
ridiculous notion of force could have entered
his
the
the
mind of a
how
he should
employers to pay
that were possible the
the
property of their
employers would pass at once to them.
because important contracts had to be finished, or their loss
With these changes of sentiment among the men, and
would have been much greater than that incurred by yield- the increasing hopelessness of their struggle, the only thing
ing to the men for a few weeks.
When these contracts left for the leaders to do is to propose co-operative manuhave been completed, the prospect is that the artizans facture. If they mean to use honestly the vast capital
will
be thrown out of work
;
a« their employers are
now
turring a heavy loaa In keepiog them, and only submit to
init
Vjhich
t({^,
they pretend to hold for the good of the working
this
offera
the
best and
most remunerative
returni,
June
THE
1672]
29,
n« is olaimcd, they
If,
earned
numey
have a million
dollarH
of
ol
liiiiii-
men, why\lo they not
beloii^ring to the
rTTT^OXTrr.-R.
set to
work a luimlier of ihuse co-operative organizalKins at once,
thua cominr'mora'.o the ninth week of the great strike 1
anil
I
ii(;
jircH-ni lime,
upon him
BANK RESERVES. AND THE COIIPTRUILER OF THE
it
attention of the Ck)mptroller ol the Currcrcy
thi!
abuse
"in
RREM'Y
We
i»wiihin his province to correct.
refer to
defi-
lli3
!•
one which Mpaeially
more
"ire
Th«^a
purpoat thsn «r«
satisfiirtory for the
weekly averages publish' d
thi!
cslti
His report* from the various bank*,
of June 10, ore just made up; and he has tba
under the call
sworn statements before him on which to proceed.
A
newspapers,
in the
win-
show, we are informa'l, that m'*t of
will
our city banks have scarcely ever run short of reserve for
among our banks, which more than
recently prevailing
moreover,
so.
parison of them
We call
to
CI
do
to
statementit
Tin;
847
fined to a
brief interval, and
a
at the offense
t*
was oon-
very limited circle of banks doing a peculUr
The currency law requires an ample re- business. Of t^ese, the majority, it is laid, have now
or Clearing House Certificates, ceased to violate this provision of their charte-, and tba
every National Bank is bound to keep with a view to reserves of these banks are fully up to the level required
ciency of reserve.
serve of greenbacks, gold
wliich
guarantee
solvency, and to protect the public against the
its
consequences of any financial convulsion, however severe.
This salutary provision was established
by
safeguard
Bankirg
our
system
city banks,
was
long
as
a fundamental
before
But
estHblishcd.
the
it
National
was
incor-
porated into that fystero by law, and up to a recent period
has
it
been
During the
enforced with considerable fidelity and
care.
monetary stringency there wtre, indeed,
late
by
The blame of
law.
Of course, if this be
Nuional Currency law.
State
have
will
troIl.>r
banks
which will be dealt with,
;
But
National
is
charged
a
>,
Comp
the
to do, as he has no control over the
little
Clearing-IIouse.
should have
reserves
defective
which are not amenable to the
chiefly to the State banks,
if
at
all,
by the
that the Comptroller
essential
is
it
understood that from this time forth every
it
Bank
be obliged
will
keep within the
to
strict
some symptoms of administrative relaxation. A number limits of the law, both in other things, and especially in
of our banks were for several successive weeks heavily regard to its reserves.
The recent relaxation of the rule
short of their resr-rve; and from special circnmstances,
little
was due partly
to the
causes above cited, and partly to the
was taken of the defalcation. It was represented disorganization incident 'o a chan/»e in the chief officer of
that the trouble was ti'mporary, that it had its origin in a the Currency Bureau.
It n.nst ni>t be driwn into a misscarcity of preenbacks, that it was increased by the with, chievous and demoralizing precedent.
drawal of Clearing House Certificates, that to take any
There is another reason for the failure of the banks to
83vere measures to enforce the law would make matters keep up their reserves which must not be overlooked.
worse, but that the banks if left to themselves, would correct They are rapidly losing the privilege of Clearing Hous«
the evil.
For various reasons, these counsels prevailed. Certificates which hive so long enabled them to araw
It was determined to wait anJ see what the banks would
These certifica'es are being
interest on their reserves.
But the dangers have now passed away which enforced withdrawn and will soon disappear altogether.
do.
Id prothis policy or seemed to do so.
The money market is not portion as t'ley are taken away the reserves of the banks
notice
as to threaten mischief if any will be wholly confined to actual cash, carrying no interest
however wholesome and necessary, be put upon and press ng as a dead weight on the business. Hence we
These institutions have no longer any plausible predicted some time ago that the disposition to hold less
the banks.
defence.
We are in the midst of the dull season of the year and less of reserve would develop itself as those certificates
when there is no excuse (lir a failure of reserves. Most of were retired. The fact has turned out sccorling'y. And
in so sensitive a condition
pressure,
we
the banks
rapidly
are glad to see
serves, and as for
th-.'
rest, the
increasing
tlieir
re-
Comptroller must deal with
them according to law. What he has to do will be clearly
from the 31st section of the act, which provides as
seen
follows
Section
Every AsBociation
31.
money
shall at all times
of the United States, an
have on hand
amount equal
to at least
per cent of the aggregate amount of its notes and deposlls.
the reserve shall be below the minimum, the default,
Whenever
petent for the Comptroller of the Currency to notify any default,
ing bank to make good its reserve, and if such bank shall fail for
thirty days to make up its reserve, the Comptroller may, with the
concurrence of the Secretary of the Treasury, appoint a receiver
them on deposit
gold are rumored
wind up the business
of
speculators,
carries
such Association.
under which the
it for
the will of
of
reserve.
its
make no new
First,
such
institutions
must
do well to ascertain if possible
is Ao«a ^<fe the property
bank
deposited
sinsply held
city.
by them
subject to
speculative proprietor
is
by
Several millions of
be so held in this
to
is
2 or 3 per cent,
its
how much
for private owners.
in
a
It is
owned
bank which
be drawn out at
who wholly
controls
How
amount is so held is urcertain.
3 or 4 millions, while others »ay
of the 20 millions of specie now
it comprehends one half
The Comptroller may be
reported by our city banks.
reserves.
large an
persons report
banks hold their charters, the duty of the Comptroller is
able to throw some
clear.
He has to enforce three things on every bank which
short
in
This is a novel device by which the banks ore attempt
it.
ing to gain interest on their reserve, for the gold so held is
reported in their specie averages and counted in their
Some
In view of this provision of the statute
is
will also
of the various institutions, and
by making any new by
ing bank shall not increase its liabilities
loans or discounts otherwise than by discounting or purchasing
iills of exchange, payable at sight, nor make any dividend of its
And it shall be comprofit until the reserve shall be restored.
to
The Comptroller
what part of the specie
in lawful
2.5
the proper office of the C )mptroller to keep a sharp
watch over the evil and to deal promptly with it whenever
it appeara, whether here or in other cities.
it is
it
at
light
on
this
dubious but important
question.
loans or discounts except as the law directs.
Manvul of the RailroadtoftU United
Slate4,lS':2-\679—ff. V.
pay no dividends whatsoever. Poor— Messrs. H. V. & H. W. Poor h»ve jnst i8r<nfd '.heir Railvolume
Thirdly, they must be put under a notice of thirty days to road Manual for the present year, forming • handsomn
of over 700 pages. The wondirful and rapid growth of rsilruads
prescribed,
to
the
penalties
replenish their reserve or submit
in every part of onrconntry, lias greatly Increased the work upon
and allow their business and their place to be taken by institu- the hands of the publishers, since they commenced issulDir the
" Manual, " and has at the same time rendered much more neerstions which can be belter managed, more useful and more
this very complete compilation, which show*
Secondly,
Such
safe.
he
I
:1s
they
is,
are
to
in brief, the
duty of the Comptroller, and
no discretion or choice
fosiidator)-
and he iimsi obev
it,
in the
m jitter. The
law
is
sary and valuable
the' condition and prosrress of every road that is finished or
It is hartly necssary to refer to the
under construction.
immense labor attending the comnilntion of this book, or to
polBV OBt
tlif
pjfellfBt ffiMper Id wbidi
Jt I*
nwcuMd,
THE CHRONICLE.
848
Cateat Ittouetarn anir €ciinmevnal €iiglt3l) SJeino.
at
any moment.
[June2>, 1872.=
It is still
•
understood that a considerable amoimt
money remains here but if so, it is very greatly
reduced from what it was twelve months ago. The money market
now shows indications of remaining easy. Fine wealheV naturally
of foreign
RA'fES WF BXCH<IIV«B \T L.ONUON,
AND ON
liONDON
AT LATEST DATES.
EXCHANGE AT LONDON-
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
JUNE H.
LATEST
on—
]
RATE.
TIME.
1
Amsterdam...!
short.
Antwerp
moil'.Us. 12. 3?iai2.
;3
Hfxmburg
jl3
|
*i
Paris
short.
Vienna
3
Berlin
mouths.
"
Frankfort
St. Petersburg
3
"
3mo8.
3
mos.
c.
i>
*'
"
112
6.2W
n9>i
325i
&il
m
\
@27.55
@27.55
27.50
27.50
.*
June 14. BO days.
May 10. 90 days.
Jamaica
May
May
May
Havana
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
—
Pernarabuco
..
M.
60 days.
Sintjapore
4«.
is. sa.
'
Kong...
"
Slianghai
27.
23.
27.
April
29.
May
29.
Jnne
13.
Is.
"
Is.
"
Madras
lOJii.
lOiid.
233i@-i4
24
"
'*
•'
**
'>^
and 6 per
24a@2)X
are
May
6 mos.
4.S.
15.
June
13.
6Xd.
6s. S%(1.
"
3 p.
"
prem.
c.
Is. 11 5-16a!.
per cent dis.
*'
6 mos.
April 20. 60 days.
Is.
il^id
a dis. to
'.i
now
cent,
for accommodation.
as follow
Per cent.
prem
pect before us of a seaBon of quite average abundance.
After the
we
boisterous storms of last week, such weather as
for
money
rate
Fer cent
|
Z)ii
Open-market rates
30 and 60 djj-s' bills
3 months' bills
3Ji(3>3?i
4 months' bank hills
3.'.,'@33i
6 months' bank bills
3»,'@-3)f
4 and 6 months' trade bills. 3>i@4
3i^@.j>a
The rates of interest allowed by the joint stock banks and
discount houses for deposits are subjoined
Per cent.
15.
and we have now the prof-
brilliant,
Bank
The quotations
:
:
LFrom our own correspondent.!
London, Saturday, June
The weather has hecome
we are always, unless there
should be a panic on the Continent, in a position to sell a portion
of the large amount of foreign stocks held on this side, and thus
augment our supply of gold. An advance in the Bank rate, more
especially when it reaches 5 per cent., produces this effect, as the
mercantile body prefer to convert their surplus capital, which, in
many cases, is in foreign stocks into cash, rather than to pay 5
Indeed, to rtctify any adverse balance,
24«@24?i
24X@24J^
UlHd.
Is. 10
Is. 10K(al!-18d
'^
CalciltU
S.vdney
109%
prem.
p. c
1
"
'*
'*
'*
Bombay
We
!
.
Ceylon
has to be made up by foreign purchases, the price to be paid is
correspondingly high.
are now paying in the foreign markets
a high price for wheat but our exports of manufactures ai>e on
so vast a scale that the balance of trade is always in our favor.
;
4S.»i(.a4HX
New York
Hong
12 l>f
25.30
13. 7
25.43
short.
*'
short.
31%@32
„
Valparaiso
14.
'*
M'
@
months. :a7.,W
Naples
June
25.75 ©25.80
25.40 .®35.50
l!.42>«@!1.47.i^,
S.25
e.25>f
11<l.5i@!20
M days.
Milan
;
3K
j
"
Li6l>on
2
liii^ii
13.10>C@I3.11>i,
*'
has great influence, for although we require, even in good
seasons, about one million quarters of wheat and flour per
month, the growth of home produce is very considerable and
when a deficiency of some two million quarters in the yield here
;
BATE.
TIME.
DATE.
;
are
now
Joint stock banks
Discount houses at call
Discount houses with 7 days' notice
Discount houses with 14 days' notice...
quotations of the leading cities
The following are the
2X
2>^
2Ji
2?i
,
:
rates for money at the leading Continental
most agreeable and encouraging, more especially as cities
Bank Open
Bank Open
for the hay harvest in the Southern countries.
rate, market
rate, market,
per cent
per
cent,
cent.
percent,
per
There is a gond crop of grass ready to be cut, fine weather only
7
1
Lisbon and Oporto
5
Paris
being required to enable the farmers to convert it into hay, and Amsterdam
7
6
St.
Petersburg
2«
2>i
Brussels
4
^%
Hamburg
2»i-3
stack it in dry condition. With such weather as this we may
and
Turin,
Florence
Berlin
3X
5
Rome
5
4
expect the ears of wheat to rapidly show themselves, while the Frankfort
3?i
6
4%
Antwerp
5
6
Vienna and Trieste
harvest, which promised to be very backward, will be hastened Madrid, Cadiz and BariX
3
Bremen.
iH
Leipzig
4X
celona
toward maturity. Wheat seems to be the least promising of our
There is scarcely any demand for gold for export. A further
crops, the wet winter and spring having, on heavy soils, prevented
America on account
a healthy development of the plant. A continuance, however, sum of about £330,000 has been sent to South
of the loans but the importations have been large, and almost
of this dry hot temperature will no doubt soon exhibit its effect
and produce a favorable result. As the trade in breadstufFs is exclusively from the United States. A large supply of Australian
ndw 60 much influenced by tie weather, the tone of business in gold is also due in the course of about ten days. The imports
have been about £730,000. The
that department has been exceedingly quiet during the two last from New York during the week
dull, but Mexican dollars are scarce and are
days. Very moderate supplies of English and foreign produce, silver market is
bullion are from the
however, being on offer, without the prospect of any important rather dearer. The following prices of
circular of Messrs. Pixley, Abell, Langley & Blake
increase on this side of harvest, holders are unwilling
enjoying
it
is
now time
is
"i
—
;
:
to sell at
reduced prices. Should the weather we are now enjoying last,
many farmers will no doubt be glad to sell at the present remunerative prices but, as our stocks are small, any great increase in
the deliveries by the fanners will be impossible. On the Continent
the trade fof wheat is quiet. In France, in the early part of last
week, the weather was very unsettled, and the harvest having
been delayed in consequence, prices were well supported. Later
accounts, however, mention that the weather was very favorable.
The following statement shows the imports and exports of
;
grain and flour into and from the United
viz.,
from Aug. 36
to the close of last
Kingdom
correspoading period in the three previous seasons
1871-2.
Wheat
:
1870-1.
24.944,938
31,6.')3,828
10.88:1,963
li,:302,lijfl
H,:W),362
8,ai.%3(il
7,651241
710,489
6,487.470
754,800
1,487.958
n.I95,lil2
3,552,290
8.28:).303
4,609,027
911,741
cwt. 29,923,436
Barley..
since harvest,
week, compared with the
Oats
Peas
Beans
IndiauCorn
2,706.969
14,036,578
2,454,815
Flour
1869-70.
1,274,901
1,43.1,686
14,292,-392
5,004.464
1868-9.
21,032,273
2,0.'>1,.388
10,350 118
2 909,592
cwt.
Birley
Oats
Peas
Beans
Indian Corn
Flour.
The
Bank
2,151.990
16,!;W
101,966
7,948
5,041
21,062
75,781
2,973,939
107,941
286 374
28,138
1,:,!K)08t
114,421
52,293
uym
17,917
64.112
1,339,610
2,281
14,794
28,987
151,302
99,808
100,185
5
5
d.
d.
@74
@
s.
©5
d.
1-16
0?,'@
....
no price
none here.
4 IIX
4 11
@
shares were very depressed during the early part of the week, it
being generally understood that a leading operator in that market
and
in
American securities generally, would be unable to meet
Mr. Clement Satterthwaite,the jobber, (not Messrs.
his differences.
&
Co., the brokers,) has,
47,000 Erie shares, and
large.
It is
rejiorted.
and in fact tended to check confidence, as a large supply of
oreign money was hold here, which was likely to be withdrawn
large,
peroz.
per oz., none here
BILVEB.
s.
@
@
@
Fine weather and cheap money have more than counteracted
the effect of the tedious and, it would seem, fruitless negotiations
regarding the proposed Washington Treaty. Favorable traffic
returns being expected in consequence of the fine weather, the
advance in British railway shares has been considerable, and the
foreign stock market closed with a steady appearance. Erie
4,453
1.084
29.654
less than those of last year, but the position is nevertheless
equally favorable. Last year's stock of bullion was unnecessarily
stanrlard, last price.
per oz. standard, last price.
.
10s.
of
d.
77 9
77 9
77 11
73 9
76 3
..peroz
per oz. standard
Bar Silver, Fine
Bar Silver, containing 5 grs. Gold, per oz. standard, last price
peroz.
Fine Cake Silver
peroz., in demand..
Mexican Dollars
per oz, last price.
Five Franc Pieces
23,5 14
England increased so rapidly since
the period when the rate was advanced to 5 per cent, that the
directors found it necessary on Thursday to lower their miniiauia
to 3.J per cent. The Bank of England is now in a very satisfactory
position. The stock of bullion is £33,837,520, and the reserve of
notea and coin nearly £13,000,000. These figures are considerably
reserve of the
s.
per oz. standard.
e.
E. F. Satterthwaite
KXP0KT8.
Wheat
GOLD.
Bar Gold
Bar Gold, fine
Bar Gold, Rcflnable
South American Doubloons
United States Gold Coin
in the
it
is
ft'
appears, a bull of
stated that his differences are very
understood, however, that an immediate payment of
will be made. No other failures have been
pound
The following
relates to the trade of
Manchester
:
The reduction of the Bank rate to .3,!2 per cent, has had no perceptible
influence on this market. The subdued tone of the Liverpool cotton market
has reacted on prices here, and although quotations nominally are unchanged,
to effect sales sellers would have to make some concessions in prices.
Throughout the week the inquiry has been very languid, with little business
To-day both home trade and export yarns have
oft'ering ill any department.
bieii diftlcult to move, and where any change has occurred it has been in favor
of the buyer. Yarns suitable for Iiiuia and China have been sparingly dealt
Home trade yarns have been
in, but spinners decline giving way in price.
easier to buy. The demand, however, is.inactive. and only a limited business
Goods of all descriptions have been worse to sell, and the tendis reported.
India and China thirtings have been
ency of prices is against sellers.
Mulls and jacconetts are tolerably steady, with less inin small request.
quiry. Forotlier makes of cloth demand has been on a restricted scale, and
prices when tested have shown a little weakness. Market closes quietly,
after a businc«8 decidedly below average,
(HRONK'LK.
H'
Jtlne 29, 187^.1
1'HE
KnicIUb market KeiiorU— P«r rubl«.
Mlinen and
Londo'i
quiet aud Bteady
.liinc
Bank
D.8.6«(5-!l08,)18(a
'•
" old, 18«5
"
"
1867
D.9.10-I0H
89K
"
money
account
Wed.
Moil.
Thar.
.
Ms
9SX
91
90J<
91
91
91
9i
91
9*
91H
89X
HM
W«
M.S
9»K
MX
93
SIX
59
fort
wore
novf
....
IW.TBT.lao
lli,46«.aM
IMB
I4,I47,7»
«k,M8,I69
|(
W
bbl
WheatCNo.3R'dW'n.Bp)«cU
"
"
(Red Winter)
"
(California White) "
Corn (W. m'll), |» quarter....
Barley rCauuclhiu)....V hush
Oata(.\m. &Ciin.)....iJ bush
6
38
11
11 10
13
13
18
13
Peaa(Caundiaii)...Vaiiarter 37
36
3
3
37
10
8
4
8« 9
3 8
3 9
Liverpool Provision* Market.
38
13
13
4
3
3
37
—Tiiis
the past week, bacon having declined
Sat.
Mon.
9.
Beef (l*r. me«8) new 1p tee.
Pork(Prinio mess).
»bb'..
Bacon (Cum. cut)
$
"
Lard (.\merican) ...
Cheese (Amor'n fine) *'
.
.
65
47
39
cl
40
61
d.
6
6S
47
39
6
4u 6
since last Friday
:
8.
15
flovcrseed (Am. red)
6
d.
11
42
11
m
in
12
7
4
36
9
3
a
3
37
9
SB
3
%
37
9
8
»
oil
6
«
6
6
(Calcutta)....
B.
Mon.
£
d.
B.
10
6
6
11
43
650
8u?ar(No.l3D'ch9td)
37
•napot, «cwt
« ton 90
Spermoil
"
38 10
Whalcoil
"
35
Linscedoil
—
os.,
650
a.
d.
10
656
87
37
90
38 10
35
Wed.
£
11
43
42
43
90
»
10
35
666
366
87
90
«8 10
.34
has ad-
(kl.
Thur.
Frl.
£ s.d. £ s.d.
10 n
10
65 6
65 6
d.
s.
90 00
38 10
15
34 ID
36
90
38 10
15
M
COMMERCIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
—
against f 8,.528,534 last week, and |6,182,99'J the previous week.
The exports are |4,817,307 this weok, against $4,39.5,843 last
week, and f5,0(5>,070 the previous week. The exports of cotton
the past week were 1,439 bales, against 1,033 bales last week.
The fallowing are the iraporta at New York for week ending
(for dry goods) .June 21, and for the weekending (for general
merchandisel .Tune 22
rOBKlON IXFOBTB AT MBW TOBK rOB THE WEXK.
Dry goods
Total for the
week.
Previously reported
Since Jan.
1
2.5
1869.
1870.
1871.
1873.
$1,197,486
4,007,418
$1,089,790
$1,310,051
6,311,277
$1,374,907
5,178,7(18
J,^,3f4,9;M
$7,552,228
183,776,363
$7,918,883
152,319,585
$6,368,588
141,626,675
318,414,5'.I3
$157,.534,5t9
$117,«95,2ja
$r.)0,32S,.V.)l
$236,133,475
8,54.3,976
«'lie>apeakp
IXFOBTS FROM
NKW TOBK roB THE WEEK.
ai,'.(63,H.Vi
1870.
$4.48.1.910
8:!,485.6«0
1871.
$.3,866,075
111,590,491
1872.
$1,817,307
101,833,340
$87,597,880
$87,969,630
$115,466,566
$106,690,M7
1869.
$3
6.-H.9.1(i
Itt.lM
113^817
1,
.•7M,4M
187J
i
Same time
WM
Id
|J,187J07l
7,047,m« f 18SB
lt.B»t,«ra
a,Wl.t«4
& Ohio Itallroad.-We
learn that the track
laying force of tho Chesapeake k Ohio Railroad Company is
closing the incomplete gap which reiiiains on their road with
great rapiility that the iron is going down at the rate of 100
tons per ilay on the K,astern division west of Sulphur Springs,
and it is the confident expectation of the chief cnginrer that at
an average rate of a mile per day on the two ends of tho line tor
the next UO days, the entire line, from Richmond to Ilnotirgton,
will be completed by October next.
The entire work is being
constructed in the most thorough manner, double. track bridge
foundations, iron bridges, steel rails on iiortions. ami a most substantial road bed,
—
Attention is requested to the card in our advertising columns
of Messrs. W. J. Wilcox &Co., dealers in prime leaf lard, stearine
and lard oil. Messrs. Wilcox & O-o. pack a choice brand of prime
leaf lard for the foreign markets, which they inform us is held
in high estimation in aU the foreign markets where American
produce is sold, and commands the highest price as an article of
standard purity. They state that their sales last year for export
alone were over $4,000,000.
—The
of this
Glen's Falls Bank
State in 18.j1, ami
commenced business under the laws
wan reorganized as the Glen's Falls
National Bank in ISC'). During the twenty-one years of its
existence it has paid its stockholders in dividends about $24.5,000,
or 219 per cent upon the capital of $112,000. In the winter of
1870 the bank was robbe<l by burglars of $25,000, notwithstanding which its present surplus Is over $6,5,000.
—The attention
of the readers of The ("nitONlci.E is directed
the card of Mr. H. W. Farley, cotton factor and commission
merchant, 132 Pearl street. New York. Mr. Farley has been in
the Cotton business for over twenty years in the City of New
Orleans, aud may be presumed to understand the details of that
In connection with his New York
trade pretty thoroughly.
house Mr. Farley has associated with him as limited partners,
Messrs. Jas. A. Farley and Wm. O, Baldwin, of Montgomery, Ala.
to
Jay Cooke & Co., Financial agents of the Northern
Railroad Company, report very large sales of the first
mortgage bonds of the co^^ipany during the inon.h of June ; also,
that the work of building the road is progressing very satislacPacific
torily.
The Coupons of the First Mortgage Bonds of the Evaneville,
Henderson & Nashville Railway C!ompany, due July 1, will be
paid at the Bank of America, by order of the St. I^ouis & Soatheastern'Railway CTompany, under whose control the road has lately
—
The First National Bank of New York has declared its
quarterly dividend of ten (10) per cent, payable July 1, and carried
twenty (20) per cent to surplus account. The past year 35 percent
has been divided, and 2.5 per cent carrie<l to surplus.
—
The National Trust Company announces its usual semi,
annual dividend of 4 per cent, free of tax, payable July 1.
BAiNKING AND FINANCIAL
Bamkino Bodse of Henri Clkws &
82 Wall street. N. Y.
Bills of
:
For the week
tlJM
Rllrcr
..
1871
1870
In our report of the dry goods trade wUl be found the imports of
dry goods for one week later.
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive ot specie)
from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
June
June 10-8lr. CItr of Merlds,
Vera I'm/—
4.730
— Messrs.
Impouts and E.KPonT8 roii the Week. The imports this
week show a decrease in both dry goods and general merchandise. The total imports amount to |7,918,883 this week,
(}eneral merchandise...
Ba»
44
Total alnce January
Same tune In
5
1
11
and sugar
10
d.
9
8.
7
43
42
43
43
42
43
3e.
Frl
d.
B.
79
IS
79
IS
6
6
6
61
Thur,
d.
B.
11
£
65
47
37
40
61
Wed.
d.
Tues.
d.
a.
6
MnrriiBack,
week hs««
;
Frl.
d.
d.
».
65
47
37
40
61
43
has declined
Sat.
£
Lin8'dc'kc(obl).Vtn 10
13
13
36
Thur.
d.
s.
65
47
38
40
43
..¥ cwt. 45
Produce and Oil Markets. Calcutta linseed
vanced 6d. and linseed
11
turpentine has lost
8.
43
43
43
Spirits turpentine.
Unseed
d.
8.
65
47
39
40
61
7979
15 15
d.
S8
11 10
13 7
13 4
Wed.
Tucs
d.
other prices unchanged.
Mon. Tues.
Sat.
8.
38
market bag ruled heavy
— Spirits
Rosln(com. N. C.)...»cwt. 7 9
flKal
Petroleum (refined)
"
(spirits)
11
Tallow f American)... » cwt. 43
London
9
•. d.
38 D
Is. 6d.
61
Produce Market.
Liverpool
7
4
9
8
36
9
8
9
B.
i)
11 10
8
paat
Total for tho week
ProTlously reported
9«
d.
tlia
noa Ajrrea—
Gold
—
a.
nfKMt
surer
11,000
Gold
Jnn« 18— 8tr. Atlantic, Llrerpool-
cotton.
d.
H.Mt.lM
during
JoM <0—tttr.
C^uoeu,
Aaplnwall—
Sliver
91
Livei-pool Breadstu^» Uirket.
This market closeii oaaier; red
western and red winter wheat at a decline of 2d.
Sat.
Mon. Tacs.
Wed.
Thnr.
Frl.
s.
Same itoM w
I8«
18M
IMt
of ipeole at this port
been as follows:
Jnnt Id— Str. Oc«an
93S
!)«K
— See special report of
Liverpool Cotton Markii.
Flour (Wealem)
MTt
ini
89»J
Frankfort
.
».
1870
WX
89X
90
90
90
99X
«0M
The daily quotacioaa for United States 6« (1803) at Frank-
Now
AuMprlcaa gold cola.
la
The Imports
KrI.
93 Vi
91
MX
'
M.oon
")ln.
1808
8*1.
'MS!
9i)(
91
»1»<
91 ?i
W-
HiivtT ii«r«
MlU'
Total ilnca Jan.
comparml with
England ha« Inorsaaed £060,000
o(
l.HO
rolll.
Totalliir II.. .i.,.«
Provloiuly rtiported
during the past weok.
OousolD (ur
M— HI:
Bama time
bulliou in the
Jan*
>«oulli.
r
Ai.
last Friday.
The
-"•
M.-i
Stuck jtfftrAvt.— American lecuritlca close
at sU((htly advanced^quotatlona as
Uhrtn,
HIr.
aiiiiiLoii-.'
rUedf.ny cloHingiiiiotntiouuiii tliu luarkHtHot liondon and Ltverpool {or the paHt wtHik havo Ixnm roportud bj Bubmarlne Uilegrapb.
sliuwii in tho following guiuiiinrr
M
n
.Iiinr
B4»
Exchange on England,
Ireland, Scotland
CX>.,)
f
and the Con
tinent.
Commercial Credits for use in Eoiope, South America, East
and West Indies, China and Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers' Credits available in all p»rts of
The following will show the exports of specie from the port of
world.
the
June
1872
22,
New York for the weok ending
American gold coin.
4,000
June 18— Str.Xcw York.South
Also, Telegraphic Transfers of /Money on Europe, Uavana and
Previouflly reported..
Since Jan.
1
..
:
ainpton —
June 30—St. Thnringla, Lon-
Mexican silver coin. $80,683
June 19— St. Java, Liverpool American silver cola
5,817
don-
California.
Gold ban -.
30,400
SUverbars
35,100
For PlymouthSilver bars
141,835
American gold coin. $50,000
American i;;old coin. 140,000
June 30—Str. Morro Castle.
Jans 19— SCr. Hetropolin, Ber-
Havana-
muda
Amcricau gold coin.
Jane 19— Str MinncBota Liver-
63
allver coin
W,850
June 3i—Str. Parthia, Liverpool—
poolSilver bars
American
6,000
SUrorban
131,WI
Deposit acGOunU received, bearing iat«rest and subject to check
at sight.
Certificates of Depost issued and Collections made.
and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEWS, HABIcnT &
11
SUte. Oty
Co.,
Old Bhoad Strkxt.
I^oinxui.
—
—
THE CHRONICLE.
850
ST.
JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILnOAD
FIRST raORTCAGE BONDS
demand
are being absorbed by an increasing
success in business
Besides being tbe obligation of a wea'ithy corporation, commen of experience and high-toned commercial integrity,
they are secured by a first mortgage on the road, revenues, land
franchise, and equipments, combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets of this country
and Europe.
A liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage deed must
advance the price upon the closing of the loan. Principal and
grant,
in
Interest
gold.
annum, payable aemi-aunually,
Denominations,
years.
free of tax.
|500 and
fl.OOO,
cent per
an instance
is
may
gence and integrity
posed of
interest payable
[June 23, 1872.
MR. CHARLES W. HASSLER'S
CO.'s
for tbem.
at eight (8) per
—
:
. ..
.
what perseverance,
of
intelli-
accomplish.
Mr. Hassler has devoted
his personal attention to the specific branch of the Banking
and Brokerage business relating to Railroad Bonds, and there is
probably no one better posted than he is in all that appertains
to them. His well-known advertisement " Railroad Bonds
AVhether you wish to buy or sell, write to Chaki.bs W.
Hassler, No. 7 Wall street, New York," has attracted attention in all parts of the country,
and largely increased his busiWrite to" him if you wish anything in his line. From
the Chnstian Union of Sept. 6th, 1871, Henry Ward Beecher,
—
"
ness.
Editor.
Principal in thirty
Coupon or
$100,
Registered.
Price, 97i
and accrued
in
interest,
currency, from February
DIVIDENDS.
15, 1873.
Maps,
documents, and information furnished.
Farmers' Loan and Trust Company of New York.
The
circulars,
—
Trustees
The diminished quantity of these Bonds for sale, and the
increased demand absorbing them, warrant the belief they will
soon be sought for at an advance considerably above the present
which they can now be had through the
principal banks and bankers throughout the country, and from
subscription price at
the undersigned,
who
unhesitatingly
recommend them.
TANNER &
CO.,
Bankers, No. 11 Wall
JITI.Y
street.
INVESTMENTS.
following Dividends liave been declared during the past
Pbb
Company.
Usited
Houwatonic, preferred
Sales of
NORTHERN
PACIFIC
7-30
GOLD BONDS
show their popularity with investors, and we recommend them to
the public because of their ABSOLUTE SAFETY, both as a firstclass Railroad Security and a Real Estate Mortgage on lands
worth twice the amount of the proposed Loan.
The Bonds have thirty years to run payable, principal and
interest, in Gold exempt from United States Tax to the holder
—
—
first and only mortgage ou the Road and its earnings, and
upon 50,000,000 acres of land— mainly agricultural, timbered and
are a
mineral.
The Bonds are issued in denominations of |100
Coupon and Registered, and are sold at par and
to $10,000,
interest in
Currency.
The semiannual
Interest on the Registered
Bonds
is
paid with
GOLD CHECKS, sent to the PostolBce address of the holder.
All marketable securities received in exchange.
Maps, pamphlets and full information will be furnished on
application to Banks and Bankers, agents for the loan throughout
the United States and Canada.
New
Books Closkd.
Jnly 10 JuneastoJulyll.
July I. June 24 to July a.
iJiily 1.
i
—
Banks.
National Broadway
Irvine; National
New Vtirk National Sxchange
Third National
$3
,.
1
1.
Julv
1.
5
North River
1
Bank of North America
Bull'sHead
Leather Manufacturers^ National.
Second National
Pha.'nix National
Ward
Dry Goods
Manufacturers'
Fifth National
& Merchants'
4
5
5
5
uly 1.
July 1.
4
free. Julv 1.
free, Julyl,
July 1
free
free. Jnly 1,
4 free.
July
1.
Julyl.
10
free Julys,
4 free. Jnly 1.
4 free, Julv 1,
6 free. July 1.
Julyl.
5 free
iX free. July ..
.tx free July 10.
3X free July 10,
4 free, l.'nly H.
3X free July 1,
3«
5
5
6 free.
10
June
21 to
Jnly
2.
I,
»X
Merchants National
National Butchers & Drovers
Mi'chauics National
Manufacturers' & Builders
Central National
First National
Continental National
Klevenih
July
4 free. July
free Julv
4 free. July
3X
West Side
Mercantile
Peoples' Fire
Nassau Fire of Brooklyn
York, Philadelphia and Washington.
|
I
Metropolitan
$a 50 [Julyl.
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
5
IJulv 1.
|
Granite
Ijulyl.
$4
Central of New Jersey
ix [July 20. June 29 to July 23.
Central of N. J. scrip, interest to June 30. 'at 7 p. c! July 20. June 29 to July aj.
N. Y.. Prov. A Boston (Stonington)
ix freei July 10 July n to July 10,
Philadelphia & Readint^, pref. & common. 5 free July a.') July 2 to July 18,
Lehigh Valley (quarterly)
July 15,|June2«toJulyas.
Attlenorough Branch
3>i free Julyl.
Berkshire
IJi July 10,
Burlington & Missouri, common
July 15
4
Burlington & Missouri, preferred
4
July !5
Burlington & Missouri, Creston Branch..
July 1.5
4
Burliiigiou & Missouri, Chariton Branch..
Julv !5
4
Cheshire, preferred
July 15
2
Chicago, Iowa & Nebraska
Julyl.
4
Concord & Portsmouth
iX Jnlyl.
Pittslleld & North Adams
Julyl.
3
Providence & Worcester
Jnlyl,
S
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
iX July 20. June29toJiily20.
Pitts., F. Wayne & Chic, special guar
!>.'
July 1
guar
13i July 1,
Rome, Watertown & Ogden«burg
4
Mechanics of Brooklyn
CO.,
4
|
Insurance.
JAY COOKE &
-i^
I
I$4, free.
Taunton Branch
.
The Large
^^^
Cent.
RailroadM.
Compauiea of New Jersey
week
Juneao
June 20
June aa
Juneaa
tD
to
to
to
July 1
July 1
Julyl,
Julyl,
June 25
to Julys,
Juneaa
Juneau
to Julys.
to Julyl.
Juneau
to Julyl.
June27
to July 5.
Tune 28 to July 10.
to July 8,
to July 1.
June as
Juueas
July 1,
Inly 1,
Julvl.
Jnlyl,
miscellaneous.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN
Farmer's Loan
&
tiuincy Mining
Co
"
''
"
Trust Co
extra
Julyl.
»5
$2 50
Aug.
Aug,
1.
I
Julv 20 to
IJulyao to
Aug
Aug
1.
Friday Kvenino. June 28, 187 i.
has been a slightly increased
firmness observable in the tone of the money market at times
miLTFAITKEE AND ST. PAITI, BAIl. WAY. COMPANY. during
the past week, though the shade of improvement in favor
of lenders has existed rather in tone and feeling, than in any posiThe last bank statement showed a detive hardening of rates.
This Company have issued for the purchase of the railroad
crease in the excess abin'e h^gal reserve, and a considrunning from St. Paul to La Crescent, £800,000 or |4,000,000 erable increase in loans, and
with the
this,
together
PiKST Mortgage Seven Per Cf.nt Gold Bonds. One-half knowledge that the preparation for paying July dividends and
of this amount (£400,000) in sterling Bonds, have been sold for interest must hold important amounts ot money temporarily
As a
ott" the market, led to the talk of firmer rates for money.
European account.
matter of fact, however, the rates paid on call loans have been
Morton,
Bliss
&
Co.,
No.
Broad
Messrs.
30
street, are receiv
nearly the same as last week, and stock brokers have had no difIng subscriptions for the remaining two millions of dollars at O5 ficulty in supplying themselves at 4@5 per cent, while there have
been fretjuent loans at 3 per cent, to dealers in government
(payable and deliverable July 1).
bonds. The prospect is good for a continuance of the present easy
This is the only Gold loan issued by the Company the Bonds
rates for some weeks, as the amount to be disbursed in New York,
have thirty years to run interest payable January and July.
Boston, and Philadelphia, from Julyl to August 1, inclusive,
cannot fall much short of $100,(100,000.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased £906,000
THE CHICAGO, DANVILLE AND VINCENNES RAILROAD this week, the rate of discount remaining unchanged.
The last statement of our associated banks, June 32, showed an
dividend upon its stock, beside Interest upon Us
if) earning a
The Money Market. —There
OP THE
;
;
increase of $4,042,500 in loans, and a decrease of $1,493,100 in
the total
legal tenders, with only a slight decrease In deposits
liabilities stood at $256,459,100, and the total reserve at $73,841,400, being $9,726,6^5 in excess of 25 per cent, of the liabilities
But a small amount of the First Mortgage 7 Per Cent.
Gold Bonds remain unsold. These we offer for the present at 90
»nd interest. Apply in person or by mail to
bonds.
W.
B.
SHATTUCK &
;
CO., Bankers,
No. 23 NaBsau
street.
New
York.
1
a decrease of $1,868,925 from the previous week.
The following statement shows the changes from previous
•nd a comparison with 1871 and 1870;
week
!
—
.
June
^
IWS.
.Ttiun 15.
Loaniiknil Ala...
-N
Dlfft^ronoef.
Inc.. ^l,m'.l.»0
Juiif'iJT.
('<!*x.''<ll.!iau
l'jvi.>««.«0
jO.vw.TOU
I9.9U.IMI
Niail.MimlH
Una.
1871.
.hiiii^ jl.
fm.iU'.w,
uui.%.<:n
'.{x.'jiiii.urn
i7.!tl»;inO
IT/'^-l.UIII
Inc..
HJIW
»l. Ikl.»i|l
:i:liall.(llll
aj<!lll.ll«
liiMi.
CJ.Iill
Jl:l,.v.l'..1l:l
•:U.X"nkt
3j.».'ii.i(iii
Di'c.
i,4ii:i,uu
iijti.icd
For rommeri-ial pappr. ratcH runiAin
iil>out
tlie
i-,,40uai
m
Ramn
last
aniination
pr«f«run<'c for nhort date paper wioiiih to b«
a littUi Iiis.s marked tlian wlien wo la.st wrote ilio ratim for flrstclaas paper are (JiYiOJ per cent., with some traiixactioiia in very
Tlie failure of a leaiting Htraw );<hh1h houtte,
clioice (;ra<leH at .5J.
haa not aU'ected the market, excei)l to cauno a little closer examination of nauicH.
I'nltcd KtatcM Boiido. fjovernment aocuritleH wore dull anil
Bteaily iliirinj; the early part of the week, but have rec<!ntly been
Htronjier, and a<lvani'ed yi'sterday and today nlH)Ut ^@| ptir cent.
The Treasury purchase on Wednesday took $1, 084,400 bondH f n>m
a total otteriur,' of $1,8:14, 000, and the supply on our market ia bo
limited that even a moilerate imiuiry soon leads to an upward
tendency in prices. The lar^^o dial)nrsoments of Oovernnient and
otlier interests and dividends will naturally lead to an increased
This movement, however,
activity in bonds for re-investment.
will bo chiefly for the account of foreign holdora, and for those
conservative institutions or individuals in this country who still
limit themselves to Government bonds as an investment but the
large mass of investors will probably turn their attention to railroad bonds, including new loans, and also to dividend paying and
guaranteed stocks.
Closing )>ricea daily, and the range since January 1, have been:
tint
;
—
;
June June
Juno Jane June Juue
^
•».
a;.
S». fund. iSSI.cp.. i\i%
•!14>,
63. 11S1, ren
69, '."81, coup
•119K
f-ki't 14GI. coup... llSJi
Cill B>U,'T!,C.'MS
1M4, coup...
is'.wmiws, ••
...
v.iii«18«S,n"
...
5'2>)'8
'vi.Nisn.
'.-.'c-s
Id-
;s»8,
rC(f
"
...
•'
...
•m%
117
ac.
as.
•
lliH
'
119H
w*
'
113V
114H
'
uvi
iim
•i:ifi
114
'114
114
'114
coupon
Currency 6 b
•lUX
ioi's Jan'.'iiiiisii Apr."?;
llUK Jan. l:|>116s Apr. 39
IWXJan.
June
li:u Feb. 8 lis
„une
•nx !8
ii:h 117V lIlS Keb. 9. 117V June
1!UX MIX 107 Ken. 6 '.nv June
MIH MiH IU7XMch.l.S 112V June
Wi'^
'IIIV "lllK
!14h 114X
4
1II117M
"lUX 114V
Feb. »lll7H
114
May
6
4
S
4
4
19
in liH>ki'd
for.
June
d
H
scrip
.
Harlem
F.rln
June
23,
r.Si 9;k
•
»7H
116
lia
N.r.CenAH K
MX
.,
do
Lske
pref.
Kiiore,
e....
<lo
scrip
icrlp •«)«
KM
•giiK
Del.. L.
*
Col.Olilc*
I.e.
raoama
do
pref..
PacincMall ...
Adams Exp ...
Am. «)erch. Bx
UnUed Stales..
This
4>lS
69X
TOlJ
Is
in tbnse stocks since
since
January 1.
"
—
94X Jan.
scrip.
Krle
WX
'I'lilB
ia
the price bid, no ante
was made
at the Board.
Closing prices ot seeurities in London have been as follows
June
June
June
14.
21.
28.
O.S.6a.S-20a, '62
II. S.fa, 5-2ilB. '67
91
91
91
U. 8.R8.10-40B
8»V
89 ii
NcwSB
89M
Since Jnnuary l.
HfRhcat.
.
Lowe«t.
91
r.H
MX
9o3
Railroad and IHIacellaneoaB Bonds
:
89X May 9
91Ji Feb. 9
88
Feb. 22
86X Feb. 8
—
State
.
1
Ki
Apr. 11
.Ian. 3
921< ,Ian. 17
r.S Jan. 8
»IH
bonds
have
en comparatively quiet. Tennessees old are about i per cent
wer than we last quoted South Carolinas new, January and
old North Carolinas have been in slightly
Illy, sold to-day at 39
mproved demand, quoted to-day at 35 bid. There has been
much talk about Louisiana bonds in consequence of the proposed
sale of bonds held in the State Sinking Fund, and the use of the
it had been supposed
proceeds for the payment of floating debt
that bond.H in the Sinking Fund were inviolable and would never
State, $1,563,900
loan
of
New
York
new
again be issued. The
6 per cent gold stock, was taken at 100 and a fraction to 107.27,
the most of it near the former rate. The State stock maturing
in July is to be paid in gold, most creditably to the financial
honor of the State. Kailroad bonds have been decidedly dull, but
prices of old bonds are very firm in autici])ation of a largely in
creased demand in the early part of July. Government bonds
are so high that first-class railroad securities now ofler attraction
for inv^estors hardly equalled in any other class of investments,
and as there are many very excellent bonds selling at prices
which will realize to the purchaser 7@8 per cent interest per
annum iu currency, it is probable that a large amount of the
money disbursed in the coming month will go into these bonds,
dosing prices daily and the ran(;e since Jan. 1 have been
;
;
;
:
June June June June June June
ae.
27.
w.
21.
•."S.
22.
SsTenn., old
75
•ii
<s N.Car.. old....
•21
•44
ft Vlrg.,old
•
*'
" couBolld'd
" deterred..
«BS. C.n.
33
J.«
J.
•J4V
•:4X
•;4H
.BX
22
•44
•54
•2^X
«)«
OTS
9A
UIIK
Cent. Hac. gold..
IIUX
Un.Hac .\»i
Un.Pac.L'dGr't
».<H
93S
i>%
•ilS
«%
%«
93
6b, 1883.
•92S
•101
in. 7s
Cen Ifltnl 7s •lOS •106
1st
7b •.U6V •10«H
sf 7b •1(11 •Hll
N.T. Cen,
Krle iBt
N.J.
Ft Wayne
Chlc« NW.
Ro-^KL Bid 1st
*
Till
Is
m
m 7b 'M%
the price bid.
lOlX
•74
75
74V
.4H
33
-22
•44
59
•l<i«
35
•2ii<
•44
59
•16
30
74W •74S
•74 «
i-'x
•85
-22
•44
•85
•2i
•5m
16 S
•51
•16
29
Since Jannaryl.
.
,
^Lo»eBl.-, ^Hlgheit.
63H Jan. 9i 75 JU"p2'.
6SH Jan. 41 75 June '20
80)4 June 1 S8V Mch. 12
15)4 Jan
39
Mch. 12
M
May 18 59 Jan. 15
Jan. 33 9»K Mch. 22
i5HHch.3S 21 Jan. :0
SI
34
Jan. 10 40 Mch. 26
»'hi
June2i
•97J4 '*•%
»<K .'1-^ »SH Jan. DO 98
imv "10IJ4 •1(M« •105 IIX) Jan. S 105)4 Juno 6
93V 93X 93« M
89V Jan. 6 »4S Jan. 17
•91
79V Jan. 4 85 Mch. 19
3ix
St" 8»)4
87
S!5 ma Mch. 4 8gV Jan. 18
•s^v
•M
•94
•lUl
•I0»
•I0«
•«»«
•101
•101
107
104X •104X
no talt was made
»«
•lUl
•100
107
••o:
48
•99
51)i
91K May
9<K Feb. 5
103X Apr. 18
•lOB
103H Feb. 10 lO^S Jan. 17
•l(r7
lOS
Jan. 26 107
June27
•101
99V Feb. < IOC Jan. :'
•104H UnX Jan. 9>IV4S June S
100
May
11
4
at the Board.
stock market
has been quiet and devoid of much interest prices on the general list have shown but little fluctuation, while Erie stock lia.s
varied more widely, and Pacific Mail has also moved between 70i
and 74i, closing at 73(5973^. Erie touched 574 on Tuesday, and
after jumping from 54} to 57 to-day, closes at 54J bid, but feverThe upward te-action from the low figures
ish and unsettled.
of last week is attributed to various causes, among which may be
mentioned the report of large purchases by Mr. Drew, and the
rumors that at the coming election a very superior board of directors will be placed in olHce in addition to these rumors, the stock
has been scarce for delivery go as to command, at times, a consideration from borrowers, which was also an influence somewhat
;
;
favoralde to firmness in the price.
The general market is at present in a halting position on the
one side is the mid-aummer dullness in consequence of the absence
—
May 20
Mcu.80
•4X Apr.
eOX Apr.
I
4
esx Apr. 2
inx Apr. 1
3
I18X, Apr.
,
JunclSl 64>; Apr. 1
52
St. Paul
do pref
7IH Feb. r 83 Jan.*
Ohio ft Miss... 4.1« Feh.24 SIX Apr. 1
V,e< trnlorN.J. 108
May 30 113s .Ian. 15
Boston. H. ft E 3X Jan. 3 IIX May 18
74
I*
V
97
97
!4U
I
nx
H7X
•S"
90
li'*
W «X
••X
1
has been as followi
—
Since Janiian' I
'-l^wesc.-. ^Highest.-,
lout Feb.28 i:2X Mch.M
Ilann * St. Jos 8*x Mch. 1 9*H J»a. 17
do do pref 51 Mch. v 7IXJsij.lt
CJnIon Paclhc. 28X lan. 5 44
Anr. 1
Col. Chic* I.e. 19V Jan. 9 4>V May U
Panama
72 Jan. 3 128X May It
West U Telag'b «8X Jan. i 7>% May 1
Quicksllrer ...
Jan. 18 44s Apr.
do
prel. 9u
J-n. H 9( Apr 3*
PaclAcMall.... 9SXJan. 3 8IU May !9
Adams Kip es* 90 Jan. 9 9iK May 30
Am Mcrch I'n. 9* Jan. •: tOV May
(i.R. Exnrewi... COX Jan. Ill
JuneW
Wells. F.* Co. 51X Jan. i\
May 31
Canton
71
Jan. 6.;03 Jane23
.
.
.
L.
.
_
*. W..
.
^x
M
nx
M
Tbe Gold Market—Gold has been firm during the latter part
of the week, and sold to-day up to 118i<%113i, the principal business being done at 1134. 'r''" chief causes for increased firmneas
in gold are the advance in foreign exchange and the prospect of
larger shipments again.
The engagements for to-morrow's steamers are reported at $3,65!l,000. There have been some reports that attempts will be made
this year to make rash gold scarce for the purpose of obtaioing
high rates of interest, but no evidences of such manipulation are yet
apparent in the market, and the following rates are made for gold
loans of some time duration, viz.; For thirty days " flat," or without consideration to one-sixteenth of one per cent for its use for
sixty days, J(a| of one per cent
for ninety days, |^, and for
the remainder of the year, li^lj per cent. To<lay the rates paid
were
for carrying gold
4, 3i, and 3 per cent.
At the Trea.sury sale of $3,000,000, on Thursday, the toUl bids
amounted to $5,315,000. Customs receipts of the week amount
to $1,819,000.
The following table will show the course of the gold premium
each day of the past week
;
;
^juotattons.
Open- Lowing.
8atarday,Jnne22.
Monday,
...
.
Currentweek
Prevlouaweek
1*72. to
IISX
ltS)<
II3X
:i3X
113X
dale
113
:'.3X
I09X
.
Odd.
tn;ia.jSba
(l.«8.-98
*3,.W,a6
3,9S4,15i
3,a«L4SI
20,179 000
2341,1
m
2JHJH
ttu^ai
iMtjat
II3X
28,69! /OO
3,I31JII
3.4II,SM
IWX
16S.;41.nW
3, IS'
314
3.4'»34«
1>SS
IISX
390,ta3MU
3,ia0304
113X
114X
114V
USX
1I3X
109X
——Balances.
Total
Clearlnss.
imx
113X K3X
II3X
113X
USX MSx
IISX UHX
IHX
US
.
«
ClosIns.
Ultthest.
113X
:'.3X
24
113X
" 25
-3X
" 26....
3X
" 27.
.. i:sx
" «.... ...1I3H
Friday,
Jan.l.
est,
"
Tuesday,
Wed'day,
Tbnrsday,
89,44
An
S3.718M0
Currency.
The following are the quotations in gold for fcteign and Ainerican coin
-
American
American KOld (old coinage)
Sovereigns
Kapoleons
Oerman X
Pruwlan
thalers
.V thalera
German Kronen
X
KUlldela
Spanish doubloona
Patriot doobloona
4 p. c. preralnro.
9U
f4 87
8 38
8 »7
7
7 99
8 15
8 08
6 7U
4 00
8 90
15 89
16 19
19 90
19
American surer mew)..
«S4
M
a
8U 9
9
9
9
— 16X9 —
97H
sllyer (old co.^ags)
lis', p. G. prsailaai.
halt dlmaa..
8*
-9*
Five Iranca
*l
M 9—
9—
9 — !9K
4 60 9 4 B
— 7» 9 — 71
109
I
i» 9 1 r4
IW
09 2
n 9
_ t 01
Dimes and
-11
Francs
^nKll•h sllrer
Prussian thalers
Specie thalers
Mexican
dollars..
I
Spanish dollara....
I
1
South American dollar*.
par
Forelcn Exchange. — The market
for exchange has been rery
strong, and rates have sharply advanced to 110 for prime 60 days,
The chief cause for thb adBterliug, and llOS for short sight.
vance seems to be found in ihe increased activity of the demand,
and the lack of any special supply of bills lo meet It. The demand for remiitances to cover the July coupons haa been considerable, and it is evident that if rates keep up to the present figures, the shipments of coin must be largely lncre»»e«l ; engagements for Saturday's steamers amount lo aboat $2,650,000. Tno
most important question in regard to exchange just now, is aa to
the amount of securities which will be shipped daring tha oums
Railroad and IHIncellaneons Stocks.— The
91
71
January
Aur. 3 Del..
B9?i Mch.SO 9ex June 8
107)iFeb.r2 13n Apr. 23
au
Keb. 51 79X Mar 30
do proT
60
Mch. 3
Lake Shore
89XFeb. 12
do
o scrip 89)j Jan.
3
....
Wabash
70« Jan J
Northwest
6«x Jan 5
do
pref. 90 Feb 8
Rock Island.... 109V Jan. 9
40
40X
Jnx
vu made at the Board
:J*.'*'l*"";'l_
9 lOlx
X
•.... 101
—
.
91
X
735
»:x
7IX
sax •6X
•9»X 90X
101
>9>2
73
•9«
•74
98
•73V
•««X MS
•»!X 9 i<'
'
*
60X
71
41X
CI
»x m3
11
the prioe hid and asked, no taU
The range
«
iiH 7JX
90)i
«9X
»X
:o«)<
41
II4X '113V ii<x *::3)<
3*
....
lOil
"X
lojx
38
lux
M)< 7iX
92
"H
i07X
«^ *n
87X
85X
..
.««
9*V
'
.-Lowe.t.'
_
NTCenAHR.
„do do
Harlem
»
71
49 X
109X IIU
*0H 40V
fH
911
lOUV
in7><
•9i
T*X 75X
I9K 40
•7Si4
8*
Wells, Kargo..
'
40
M)
X
•
'III-4 114
•
Canton
t;S
<9X
'ia9v iiu
40H
mi »H
UH
West. Iln. Tel.
Qulcksllrer ...
liux lllx
MX
5'H
II
...
«7X
8-.X
*ia
•«)X
!i>V lii"
107V
40
'
'rii
7»H
ai
101)i
40K
98
•71K
109)4 llu
8
S<^
W... ic;h lois
MX
»i
49
H\
"
57
M)
.gX »x
II0>4II1),
59S 9 S
8X
Haan.4b St Jos - »
do
|.re( •M
nnl'.n Psclnc. 38
u
ns,
T5X 75H
T!H ;»x
-""«
Jau
31.
'll.^)Jl•.9
»7X
N
W
9«H
June
*•.
97K 9;x
V)
39)4
»i
fl
Jnne
35.
'ifSS ll>
116)4
MX UH
do
nrpf. .. r.H 7;<4
Ohio A niaalp. 45 4«H
Centrnlor N. J I09H l«X
S
rS
»7H
II*
St. I'aui
DoBlou.ll*K.
June
31.
,»7K
55*
7»V
Wnlissh...
758
North wsst ..... IIM
do
prof.
Rock IsUan. ., IIOH IIOM
Jui. ltjll6X Apr. 26
•
>[W% 'UOK
l(i-4'i*H,
IWk
1714
'116s
iith'ii:k
117
B:113H June
851
.'ho tol lowing were the hlirheit and lowest prleas.W
thaB4MU«
Ilatof railroad and mtacallane<m««tockson each day ol the laatwaak
J
Batnrdav Monday, Ta'>.'Ui'. Wfldnffsd'y Thursiay
mSJu. 4 1I7M May as
lUKJui. tilWX June 6
lllVt •liiii
114X >tl4J4
•U4KM1IH
118)4 •niH
s
lii'rt,
KRKFeb.
tl4K
l»>X
<114\
iits
'iUX
^ —
,
:
m«!
'lii%
II9K MI9)i
S'Bce .luintry 1
^Lowest.
HIgheat.—
.
28.
SJ.
Mias 'HiA '"as
lllX
ll««
:.
of
Jiit'-c3!f.
tim.mt.ii^
mri.-.m
.vMii.fiK)
w«>-k, altliini^li
W
,
many leading operators, probably for toventl watk* to <„_
and on the other side Is the easy money markat and ths appmtMkliig July diHlMirsemenla, whichare
nxpoctrallnatlmulabapiirchsMMi
and impart some life to the market. Fourth of July weok la
almost always a period of inactivity, but suhMxiuont to that iiMra
I*T0.
«!«,ll»'.,ai)iP
Li'KHi toiKiora ...
:
THE CHRONICLE.
29, 1872.]
Hiii'dc
Cln'iihltlon
.
months, and that, of course,
(juotationa are aa follows
iixg
:
ia
entirely uncertain,
I nay*.
London pnme banaen
Good bankers
"
commercial
Paris (baaksra
Antwerp
Swisa
<
i.:8V«;
I
».17x«|t^
9.i:V9>.i*
:
:
.
Amsterdam
[June 29, 1872.
Tremont
,
Hamburg
Washington
Frankfort
First
Bremea
80
Second (Granltej...
-asi)*
Third
Prussian thalers.
The transactions for the week at the Custom House and SubTreasury have been as follows
:
Bank of Commerce
Bank of N. America
B'k ol Redeniplloix*
of liepuolic.
City
Bank
Eagle
Exchange
Hide & Leather
Hevere
Saturday, June
Monday,
Security
*
Wedues'y,
Thursday,
'
*
Total.,
Balance, June 21
1:46,561,313
Balance. June 23
00
City Banks. The following statement shows the
condition of the Associated Banks of New York City for the week
ending at the commencement of business on June 22, 1872
Capital
Clrcnla-
lll«count8. Specie.
New YorK
274.100
296.9110
609.300
35 600
94,100
sB,m
87.900
827,400
495,200
2,000.000
150.000
300.000
400,000
SOO.OOO
Commonwealth
Oriental
Marine
At'c-3tlc
Importers and Traders'.
LSOOlOOO
---
rark
1,984.01X1
2,000.000
500.000
800.000
400,000
850.000
500.000
5,066;666
8,000,000
SOO.OOC
1.500,000
500,000
1,000.000
500.000
1,000.000
Mechanics' Banking Ass.
eroners'
Horth River
KastKlver
Manufacturers & Mer....
Sourtli National
ent;al National
..__
SocondNatCaall
Ninth National
First National
Third National
New York N. Exchange
Tenth Natlonil
Bowery National
2.50,000
2ii0,000
1,000.000
New York County
German American
Dry Goods
1,000,000
56
1,633,900
2,159.300
958.600
ll,9;2.900
17,4093(10
1.103,61)0
1.163,000
2J.025,500
10,721.(100
Decrease
Increase.
6,25'(,000
4,912,000
6,765.300
1,181,400
3,172.5(10
i,;oi,ooo
1.146,600
4,108.600
2,254,500
The following
.
Inc.
Dec,
Specie
Circulation
Inc.
The following
Loans.
March 23..
March 30..
277.761.500
276,767,400
April 6.... 278.483.(00
April 13... 274,354.300
April 20... 273,050,600
AprU 27.
271,9J6 5il0
280,281.900
4. ...
11.... 285.012,0(0
18...
285,713.801
25.... 283.601.100
Jnne 1.... 234.674.800
June 8.... 287.113.2(0
Juno 15... 238,764,300
June 22... 292,806,800
May
May
May
May
27,987,0)0
27,911,500
27,840,1X10
27.819 800
27,71430
2O.0(i5.1(X)
20,309,800
20.708.600
21.268.S0O
20,346.000
20,299,700
19,912,000
27,638,4iO
27,515,.i00
27.522.000
2;,502.5(X)
27.519,3(0
27,528,100
Blackstonc
Boston
Boylston'
Broadway
Columbian
Continentali
Kliot
Everett
Fan.uli Hall
Freeman's
lllohe
Hamilton
Howard
Mirket
Massachusetts
Maverick
Merchants'
Mount Vernon
New
Bngland
North
01.1 Boston
Bhawmut
Shoe & Leather
State
Suffolk
Trad«r6'
Capital
Loans.
1/XXI,(1I0
600.000
1,000.000
730,000
1,(XO,000
800,000
800,000
400,000
8,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,000.000
900,000
1,000.000
1.000.00O
8,000,000
1J!00,000
tW,lW:i
:,5:'.2
600
4,1(10
360,1100
98,700
494,200
92^.100
3(14,3(10
3.6SO.««)
2.906.400
1.306.300
2.796.700
1,280.200
2,1.3.000
6V!O4,800
23 :, 01X1
816.4(10
706.01X)
881 OuO
1,1)53,900
4a3,50(j
!,H94,010
1,823,900
29., 500
440,400
441.500
725.000
289,000
l,laO,(iOO
2.635,7110
1.519.300
2,270,400
1,657,900
1,336.400
1,(»^2J00
683.900
12,538.000
21,T24.4O0
1.164.900
581.000
318,51X1
210.100
41S.7(XJ
14!.(i0.1
3,631,601)
6.(35.1)00
372.800
,883.700 2,827 .M(J
7,93.),100
;7.5:i.3.j(io
1.900
10,800
224 JOO
314,7(10
275,200
4).(;iO,l(.0
25,8b9,5(0
25,819,400
;V235,300
2,999.300
2,534,100
.2,241,300
1.757,600
1,366,400
1,417,310
B,7(>0,5('0
May 13
May20
may 27
Junes
June
June
June
10
18
24
North America
703 00
328 OCX!
53.929,400
are as follows:
Di>c.
»64,S(V)
Dec.
1.495,100
weeks past
Deposits.
Legal
Tenders.
203.711,000
201,058,-00
201.065.500
193,287.100
195,630,700
2O3,:S9,10O
211.636.400
2n,'267,5UI
219,267.6(0
222,4.54 800
226,070.9(0
227.301.4(0
228,995,300
228,931,000
Aggregate
Clearings.
42.618,.10O
41,619,7(0
38.695.200
36,828,800
;I9,9«9.3W)
45.527.400
47.407.400
47,305.6(0
43,805,800
61.607,100
53,780.500
55.108.:00
55,424,51X1
53,9.:9,t00
712.767,341
658,840,254
938.319,11.
Mechanics'
BankN.
Liberties.
Kensington
Pcnn
tUB.KO
17:i.800
759.100
251.200
184,800
1,716,700
'215,700
743.200
257,2(0
790.000
iOO
13,700
27,600
138.900
8.500
7.40n
40,100
72.800
3.0873)0
i
$3,600
5,200
104.7(0
1,810
1,500
2.053,000
2,396.300
2.689.-200
3,553,600
3,;06.800
ii316.4W
'
SO.oW
37,500
211,000
1»:,100
285,300
40,400
159,200
120.200
254.100
81,700
201,400
64,500
225,900
106,300
639.400
S8,30O
389,400
218,100
244.500
132.700
25i.90O
258.400
2H.7(X)|
l'i4,«gg
$5.'S2.900
W3J00
781JW0
943,200
464.103
1,251,510
9,569,600
10,263,000
10,470,600
10,198.8(0
10,210,100
10,615,500
Bank
ol
Commerce
Consolidation
nity
Commonwealth....
Corn Exchange....
Union
Fl'St
.
Third
Sixth
„
SeventU
Elehth
171.30.'^
779.00"
549.90"
776.80"
48,53.5,600
25,654,1'OC
48.310.8(0
25.60.600
4M74,900
26,6)5,100
25,612,ai)
48,157,800
Specie.
$43.0(0
5,772
31,110
3.1X0
2,l--4<.(00
l.;!75
2,096.(100
2.967,000
:,524,iV0
1.085,453
1,326,662
l,471.9f8
I.IKO
3,980
2.854,(00
)t9,()00
1..575,;(0
8,30,823
2!4 fSO
226.S97
171.710
174 895
541.223
21 9.485
5»),(O0
181 152
270.(XO
361,079
210.750
250,(00
Central
Bank of Uepubllc.
Security
Total
750,0(0
1,000,00(1
250,000
L.
$1,375,0(0
$3.%1.0(O
$1.100,0(;0
2,>'1,5.729
790,5(0
1,0(0.000
607.(K0
469.250
fl.967,(»0
2.318.000
i.m
979.361
1,157.261
!,700
2.0%.30O
l,'2:i6,6(0
812 813
"222
4.642.000
1.630A53
20,0(0
7,500
l.!66.7S6
1.434.389
'467
The deviations from the
Inc.
Inc
Dec.
698.039
4.185.100
1.091.,129
913.751
1.014.194
485.568
2.125.1X0
7.019
1,000
71:7.223
2.057,0(0
l,622,,XO
8,911,000
1.034,310
544.0(0
530,000
1,028,0(0
4,420.000
2.153.0(0
59i.0OO
$16,235,000 $59,333,307
Legal Tender Notes
Total net
Tender. Deposits.Clrcnlat'n.
Loans,
•275.000
450.(X10
22S.(XX1
l,614.iXX)
a.:!!7,(XO
261.1(Xt
1,058.8(0
4:18.(00
136.(XX)
724 tXXI
914.;O0
219.450
239.700
567,000
4.394 too
1.2:»,00O
383,(00
$151,135
$14,121,586
810 0(0
180,0(0
$11,313,480
$49,037,754
returns of previous week are as follows
289,342 Deposits
15,295 Circulation
380,0331
Dec.
/
The annexed statement shows the
for a series of weeks
Inc.
;
643,917
653
condition of the Philadelphia
Banks
Loans.
Date.
March
March
55,366.440
54,771,441
54,671.526
S4.949.S(6
56.032.203
54.985.771
18
25
Aprils
AprillS
April 22
April 29
May
May
May
May
64,786013
6
5.'.JM9.5a6
55.663.490
66.C07.0S9
66,345,655
57.263,669
58,5«2,5i9
59.013.965
59,333,307
13
20
27
June 3
June
Jnne
June
10
17
S4
Specie.
Legal Tender.
268.539
260.319
240.583
242,125
»1 1,537
217,530
209,035
253,525
175.045
160,557
Habvkt
10,197.772
10.188.465
10,060,386
9,778.567
10.525,814
11,068,762
11,7 2,106
12.0)2,484
1I4J1'6
161.281
15.'2.35.893
138.8.50
14.510.639
14,124,686
1M,135
Deposits. Circulation.
39,102,585
38.f 36 068
11,399,556
1I.4U9.27J
38,396, )06
38.554,473
40,225.130
: 1,419,343
11,413.705
11,410,698
m,i;n),mi
ll,4)i7,.W!)
11,391,7:0
11,S70,;'.54
43,149,(02
11.3.59.4(1
43,01«„561
11,341 233
43.675,441
45,018.700
11,350.111
49.303,161
11,337,950
49,699,084 ".-,14.339.460
11.342.837
19,731,671
11,34.8,480
49,087.754
41,270,;<89
12,075,3')8
12,r28.'244
12.:53,(»41
14 273,2«3
1.35.435
BANKING AND
•
'
FINANCIAI..
A. S. Hatch,
Fisk.
I^FISK & HATCH, BANKERS,
595,65.35
5«8.(«"
43<.50"
25,810,000
25,768,900
25.709,500
$5,201.1X0
1,079.430
5.423,200
2.H)5,(O0
400.000
1.000.000
250.000
l.OOO.OOO
210.000
300,1X0
400,000
300,(XO
500.000
300,000
1,000,000
300JJOO
150,000
Glrard
Tradesmen's
No. 5 Nassau
57;.626,2l4
581,769,232
I4.34.9C;
79<).20„
799.50,1
25.81i3,6(XI
—
500,(XX)
•Vesterr
Manufacturers'....
754.509,03.,
729,100,54
700,698,54
742.928.54,
761,655,36.
715,4 9,57,
701,200,01.
626.459.36
810,(00
800,(00
500,100
250,000
250,100
Southwark
.'ipecle
736.6.<i
1,1X0,1X0
Commercial
Loans
1,971,2.0
328,500
973,500
293.L0O
1*1 SOO
4 ,l)'.)'',70O
47,371,1X0
47,221,i(0
48,208,600
48.440,500
The following is the average condition
the Philadelphia National Banks for the week preceding Monday, June 34, 1873
Philadklphia Banks.
1.583,0(0
week
7,313,6)0
7,718,700
25,7M,800
of
3.156,3(X)
2,296,(XX1
4.i5.OO0
4.419.300
7,154,803
835.500
3.166.500
905.000
1.110,100
4,353,400
1,940,000
Deposits. Circulation
7.609,';00
1,425,500
772.1(10
Legal Tender.
3.255.b(XI
Mny6
6,081,1)00
266.700
879.100
217,500
180,000
$3i7.iro
7,100
Increase.
25,7!'O,80O
9,6'i8,000
4.000
381,300
2,300
175.000
Decrease
Circulation
j
25.85:1,200
443,030
190.900
368.2(10
80.9)0
375.400
40.il29,R(O
26S.O00
5k8,(00
268.500
621,000
2.50.310
$48,157,800 $25,612,210
7.308,1XX)
1, .157,200
2,373,600
152.300
3,995,300
3.911,2)0
3,424,200
IH5,00O
19,600
915
5,000
9.800
11,400
155,900
2,26i,40U
1,41»,500
1.864,500
859.900
177.300
530.500
492.700
1.3"Al,4.0
116,336,000
115 218,700
114,603,300
114,481.2(0
113,422,300
114,283.100
114,550,(00
115.667.100
116,791.4(0
117.108,300
116,619,200
Farmi^rs and Mccii. 2,000.100
70O
1,900
....
4 (100
II
174,(tl0
197,3011
im,M)
r..57.(«J
1,115.5(0
Kj6,900
April 1.5
April 22
April 29
1,;
251,700
1,8(10
111 .(11 (1
ir.:..4r()
25.813,1(0
722,;«:
445.400
1,265,300
618.5 «
2.4 110(1
508.700
40S,500
699.000
349,300
130.200
470,400
65SA10
22,900
7.'-«.000
3.2! ;o
00,9(0
900
47,«7!i,Oi
1,713.4110
41<,31<I
1,068.4
1,024,000
529.700
1.359 AK)
300
7118.900
786.9rO
7.3-7,400
S.26(V00
236,100
16,000
139,9:0
3,7'.0.500
1U.'.:27,?00
140,200
5,200
256,803
110,800
....
4;!0,<(0
116,6.'».!100
Capital.
525.400
248,000
492,600
Specie. L.T. Notes. Deposits. Circular
|i.6(»,200
2,851,700
3.631.900
2,227.300
1,5 0,900
535.9(0
2.291,000
2,0i8,(00
2,513,800
74 .,000
2,567,800
1,518,200
2.375.600
t750,a00
1,500.000
1,500,000
1,000,000
500,000
20O,0l«
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
200.000
1-16 (iOd
Aprils
$1,510,(XXI
HO
449 800
—
Banks.
43,200
lO.iOO
2.300
45,0+1,100
Banks.
9!8
1,456,400
Boston Banks. Below we give a stateroent of the Boston
National Banks, as returned to the Clearing House, on Monday
June 24.1873:
Atlantic
Atlas
S4 1,7110
4.(l(;;.3tO
3.2.9..'i(0
651,1*0
1.531,110
899,710
2,137.MX1
44812,500
Philadelphia
I
:9.76i.l00
19.382,400
18,278,400
18,112.500
18,325.400
140 510
7.895.201
93,400
1,405.800
3.876,900
I
23.014, 7(X)
4.4(0
S,l(.7,5(0
2,I9S>500
l,5;l,700
819,000
2,338,800
826,800
3,470,400
5;!4 1,000
7.338.100
»4,(H2,500 Net Dejiosits
387,700 Legal Tenders
S.SOCI
23.018.300
28.019,100
1,R61,J(XI
Specie.
;5O,70O
195,700
2.900
259.700
772,300
554,100
987,300
13,700
Specie. ClrcnUtion.
;.))2.9(0
3,79:,100
3,966,1(0
l,76«:oo
213,500
19.43li.600
21.3il.:lX)
794 7(0
410.400
116.500
116,001,900
116,:21,900
48,800
575,'JOO
are the totals for a series of
784.7(10
820.300
1
April
451,100
84 620 200 292.306,900 19,9;S.0rO 27.528.100 228.931.000
Loans
.'•86.900
1.6."2.01'0
2(.;0.(ilO
are comparative totals for a series of weeks past:
!.556.900
4,282.000
2,320,500
8110
deviations from the returns of previous
f5«,r,(0
026 .COO
Loans.
Date.
March'25
prill
Total
1176,710
$489.1101 Deposits
Increase
-8,000
289',466
1,673.000
793.400
773,000
174.0(0
770.4(0
5t0,li00
1.5,.566
l,r.37,2('0
Specie
Legal "Tenders
1,172,3011
857,366
131,800
5,600
711.J00
46,000
3,300
15,400
8 000
89,200
1.2-S.900
755.900
1.140.600
Legal
Deposits. Tenders.
-
1.484.1110
lls-.OOO
659,100
Not received— same as last week.
deviations from last week's returns are as follows
4,682,600
4.138,ia(
3.32; ,900
6,150,100
2,704,700
4,015.81«
2.273,700
7.4'JO
185.210
1,013,200 1,155.400
37,-00
130.800
36.100
3.900
72,600
386.900
67iO0
741.400
147,71)0
792.500
97,500
5,000
2.776,100
4,053,800
1,000000
...
885 ,5(0
662,100
1.193.800
2,849,500
l,9%.0(iO
5 2.100
$116,619,200^1,447,3110 $10,615,5(0
$48,050,000
891.3«)
271,5(10 3,193,400
1,339,6(10
8S9;iOO
4;6,7(iO
83.200
15.200
9:9.200
175,200
4,200
217,500
126,900
71 1,^!
2.544 .«00
2,362.700
1,958,410
4.(143.6110
1,300
531,300
256.900
813,900
274,700
166,800
217,000
146,600
258,200
<
Continental
9,7liO
80(1,100
50i,4ljO
482.40(1
1.2(19.800
Uteol New
Net
-
»85f.(X>|ltI1.836,3(XJ"if,06876(iii
1,024,900
&
Corn dxchange
tlon.
$2:44S,m
»3,000,000 Ha.STS.IKIO
2,050,000
5,996,800
Manhattan Co....,
3,000,000
7,S37.('C)0
Merchants' ... ..,
2,000,000
Mechanics
5,791,600
1,500,000
5,C:>7.900
Union
8,000,000
0,344.100
America
1,800,000
3,980,200
riicenlx
1,000,000
5,^23,200
City
1,100,000
3,596,90c
Tradesmen's
2,01-; ,900
600,000
Fulton
300,000
6. 165,800
Chemical
Merchants ExchanKe.... 1.2a'i,000 3.366.90C
1.500,000
3,677,000
Gallatin, National
800,000
Drovers'....
2,701,400
Butchers600,000
1.961,400
Mechanics and Traders'.
i,(i5fi.0fa
200.000
Greenwich
800,000
8,178.600
Manul
Leather
500,000
1,^18.400
Seveotn Ward
2,000,000
4,742,400
York
5,000,000 10 373,610
American Bxchanfce
10,000,000 22,554,700
uommeroe
1,000,000 10,:i81,400
Broadway
3 910 2'^
1,000,000
kercantUe
l.TSi.CCO
4ai,700
Paolflc
4,638 600
2,000,000
Bapnbllc
2,468,500
450,000
Chatham
1.552,1)00
412.500
People's
3,.'6C.500
1,000,000
north America
2.2.2JO0
1,000.000
Hanover
2,1 12,000
500.000
Irving
4,000.000 1139i;.4'J0
MetropoUtaa...
l,5!6.0l,fl
400.000
Citizens
1.967.900
1,000.000
Naatau
3,014.7(10
1,000,000
MarKet
2.774.^00
1,000.000
8t. Nicholas.. ..
3,5£:.000
1,000,000
Shoe <ind Leather-
2(XI,IXX)
273,400
103 (XIO
416.9(0
470.1(0
118.110
155,900
250O
21.010
207 600
56,5(0
,fili2,8(0
I
Loans
:
ATXBAea AUOITNT OF'
Loans and
26,400
2.1)12.0(0
183.700
The
—
New York
2.«(«l
5.233 6tO
1,5(0,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,(00
1,500,000
2,000,(XO
1,500.000
500,000
•
19820,334 63
l.);56,2(0
1,1X0.(X»J
Webi'ter
$9,901 ,^8 89
|46,332,3S6 61
3.147,6(0
i,s;7.soo
4.(09.4(«
6.073.200
1.184,7(0
4.571,710
1,(XX1,000
Total
»1,819.(X)0
2.000.000
750.000
1.000 0(0
1,600 000
300.000
2,000.000
1.0)0,(00
Union
Commonwealth
BTlday,
The
:
)
THE CHROmCLK.
852
TLieaday,
:
THE
street.
New Y'ork,
CHKSAPEAKIi; AND OHIO RAII.KOAD,
cxtend*ng from the Clieeapcake Bay to the Ohio River, and connecting at its eastern
terminus witli European and coastwise lines of steamers, aud at the western
termini with 12,0(XI miles of inland river routes, as well as tlie whole railroad
system of the West, Northwest, and Southwest, 30,000 miles in e.^tent, is now
nearly finiobed, and within the present year will be prepared for extensive
business in the transportation of products between the principal citiea a*, the
West and the Atlantic coast cities, FOR WHICH ITS SHORT LINE .\ND
GRADES RENDER IT PECULIARLY FAVORABLE. It also affords a
LOW
new
1.180.8(0
7T2,;00
sso.ooii
outlet for a large and superior agricultural territory, and opens to market
the riclieat coal and iron deposits on tliia Continent, besides traversing a
beautiful and picturesque country abounding in medicinal Springs and Sum-
242,8o"
670.700
453,p00
930.000
429,800
-4,128,800
mer
447.i)0y
59(1,700
.379,600
767,700
1,571100
1,134.000
T27.600
1.089.600
814,600
890.700
l,U70,60g
116,30"
B32.60"
352.50"
852,50"
418,90,'^
237.40"
l,'i78,7()"
174,50"
TYS,*)"
783.20"
852,30^
595.10"
598,00*
991,50"
709.400
ITO,80"
resorts.
We have for sale ou
tial
behalf of the Companj-, and
and secure investment, the remainder of
SIX
recommend as a substan-
their
PKR CENT GOLD BONDS,
Secured by mortgage on the whole railroad line, equipment, franchises, &c.
Principal redeemable in coin. 1899 ; interest payable, also in gold, May and
November; denominations, $1,000, $600, and $100, coupon or registered.
Price 94 and accrued intereet. Full information furnished on application.
nSK
& HATCH,
.
.
June2ii, 1872.)
^h„
...... ....
«!
I'll
..
.
BM.
TOOK* AXD •OUBITin.
.
Ait.
6»
Morris
111
lUJ"
Rliode iBlandto
Winona
'".
S«,1881
Michigan tis, 1873
do
«»,ia7H
(ta.lSt*;*
do
a
d.)
6k,
ft,
«»,
do
lis,
do
do
do
do
do
iM
ISTS
1H77
u»>.
ll»H
1S7I.
do
101
Detroit City,
St.
19(9
ire
1883..
18X0
1838
St.
..
lot
Jos
*
ft
Ml
«»"
M
Tol.,n'-w bonds
& Ash., old bd».
do new bds
Detroit. Slonroe ft Tol bonds.
ButTalo & Krle, new bonds ...
do
mi
100
1U3
!>7
Sr»
10
Lake Sbore I)lv. bonds
Lake Shore con. coup bonds,
do
Con. rej^. bond.-*...
Si'^ 100
96
IWI
lOJ
Pacinc K. 7s. cujtrt'd Ity .Mo...
Central PiicllScKold Honds....
Union Pftcilic 1st M'Ke Ilonds.
1U5
9;
7'8
78
M
Kvansvllle.
93
&
II ft
I'adu.Sacon
Niishv.lst
m7e
Kur pean
ft North Aju.6B,gld
Si.utliern Minn. SB
Des Moines Valley Fs of 185'. ..
do
do Land Grant.
Louisiana ft Mo. Rlv. \^t m. 7b
101
w
1»3..
do
19)0..
Camden ft Amboy stock
:j.X
CatawiBsa rtork
do
prererred
stock
VIK
__
Little ScbnylClli
MX
•A
<4
n»X
«
94
.
Sew
93
a*
llau)nshtre,6fi
Maryland
MaasachuBetts
do
do
Boston
68.
6e
98,
6a, Jan.. A.. J.
do
6a, Delence
Baltimore 6e of "TS
ISWI
do
Currency.,
Gold, 1S76..
Gold
do
do
68
do Se.gold
Chicago Sewerage 78
Municipal 7s
do
do
do
do
do
Cln., San.ft Clev., 1st M., 7, 71.
Kastern Mass., conv..
6. 1874...
Ogdeusburgft Lake< h.
Hartford
do
ft
8s
Erie, Ist M (new)J.
certincates...
do
Old Col. ft Newport Bds, 6, "76.
do
do Bonds, 7, 1877.
Rutland, new, 7
Verm't Cen., Ist M., eons., 7, "86
-
do 'id Mort., 7, 1891
Vermont ft ('an., new. 8
Vermont & Mass., 1st M.,6,'83
Boston A Albany ftock
Boston ft Lowell stock
Boston ft Maine
87X Boston ft Providence
Cheshire preferred
ft
i9X
1!^ Park 6a
ft Ohio 6. of *38
do 6« of *90
do 6a ot *9
100
rJj,
W.Va.)MM.6a
(N.
3dM.*s
Parkerahnrg Branch
Central Ohio
do
31k
Clev. stock
.
M
mx
-
-
.
i
i
.
.
.
'
. .
I
MM
I
1
I
103
n
.
I
MS
i
"
Cln., Siindnsky
O..
MX
Central Ohio. IstM.. 6
Marietta ft Cln.. 1st M..7, 1891 lU'Ji I't'Ji
lOSX
•IX
do
do
3d M.,7, 1896. 91
Northern Cent., 1st M.(gttar)S
do
do 3d M., 8. F.,S.W. MX 97
do 3d M., S. F.,6,H0'
do
»»x
do
doSd M. V. ft C)6,"r; 96
do Cons, (gold) 6, l«cr »X
do
16
Ist
M..7,
•*k
PItU. ft Connellsv..
do
IstM., 6, 18»
do
West Md, IstM, endorsed, 6j™r 97'
1st M.. nnend.,6, TO.
do
14»
6, •90. 9«'
endorsed,
do 2d M.,
I4I*
Baltimore ft (>hlo stock
156X
90
88
*
68,'.«0<'
Baltimore
Portland 6e, building loan
Burlington ft Mo. L. u.,7
Cheshire, 6
'
BALTinOBK.
lOu
w
Vermont
.
'
do
adM.. •.
do Imprnv., 6,
Elmlraft W llllani.port pref..
Ubigh Valley (ex d.)
80
Concord
do ;'d .M pref
93
1<HM
Connecticut River
do Zd M. income.. 81
45'
99
Connecticnt ft Passumpslc, pf.
Ohio. * N. Western S. Kund... ;oi
90
Kastern (Mass.)
do
do
Int. llondf 9:
Pittsburg. Clu. ft ^t. Louis...
83H Fltchburg
do
do Coiisol. bdt- 97
Keokuk ft St. Paul. 88
96
Indianapolis, Cln. ft Lafayette
do
do
Bxtn. Bdf
Carthage ft Lur. Sa
96
Manchester ft Lawrence
do
do
1st Mort
:o6>i iOlk
,
Dlion. Peoria ft Mnn., Ss
98
Nashna ft Lowell
Iowa Midland. 1st mort., 88...
95
96
0.0. ft Fox U. Valley 88.
Northern of New Hampshire.. 119
tlait. A &i. .Jo. Land li< anta... iiw"
124
Warsaw,
88
ft
101
10:
Snincy
Norwich ft Worcester
do
do convertible
9iX
S3
1. Grand Tr ink
;00
io:x Ogdens. ft L. Champlaln. ..
I»;!l., L%ck. « Western, Ist M. IMH
106
Dub. ft Minn., 8s
90
Chic
pref....
do
10«X
do
.110
*)
do
M..
too
9«'
_
8'8.
l"eorla,tR
;o9x
Hannibal
99
1:0
Newport
Old
Colony
ft
Tol. 4 iVab'h, Ist Mort. eit'd. 39
Chicago ft Iowa R. 8'
94
»7
Port., Saco ft Portsmoutb.,
do
IstM.StLdlv l'3H
\i
Om.-iha&Soutb«e ternRR.8'8 93
15
common
Rutland
do
ad Mort
33H
1?^
Detroit, Hlllsdaleft III. Itli.S's
an
do preferred
4o
Kcjuip. lids
8«H
Kalamazoo ft S. Haven RH.S'b, lOJ'
Vermont ft Canada
do
Cons. Convert 91
_
96'
Land
M.,7s
Bnrllngton ft M.,
93X
«3S
Vermont ft MassachuBetta.,
Hannibal ft Naf^s ist M.. ..
2d S., do
103 ><
do
100
do
Great Western, 1st M.. l«<t't
»8X
do
3d S., do 8e. 108
111
do
PIIII.ADEI.PIIIA :oo
do
ad M. I8»S.... 90X
4th S.,do 88. 109
113
do
do
(Jnlncv* Tol.. 1st M.. ISW....
Penneylvanla 58, 18T7
5th S,. doSs. 107H 111
do
do
.Military Loan 68, 1871
111. 4 So. Iowa, 1st .Mort
do
«th 3., do 88. 10; S 111
do
do
Uitlenaft Chicago Kxtended lOO lOIX
do Stock Loan,6«, 'iJ-Ti ii«
Creston '^ran-'li 10 113X
do
do
do
18, Tl-'B 109
do
Id Moit... »S
do
I'JO
Chiirlton Branch 110
do
do
liax,
9<iX
Chic. K. Island ft Pacific
Philadelphia 6a, old
liMH :o5
Burl, ft M. (In ^eb.) 18t conv.. loax 103Hi
1UU)»
68, new
do
Morris ft Essex, Ist Mcrt
90
'ulncy * Palmyra, ^8
93
do
Pittsburg Compromlae 4X8. .
do
.'d Mort
100
loiii ..ansaa City ft C. lOs
103
105
:4
5e
Hew .Jersey Central, 1st M., n
do
do
107
'.00
99
St. Jo.ft C.BI.lstM., I0«
e«
6* .
Funded
Debt
do
d(.
do
ad Mort. Mil
'.»
9t
do
8 p. c.
County, 5
>ew Jersey Southern Ist m 7* 78S so"' Mo.do
Alleghany
16
R., Ft., B. ft Gulf, stock...
WH
PiHB., rt. W. ftcuic, IstM.... lC7
do Is, "89
do
IM
181. M, Ills
95
do
do
nelvldere Delaware, let H.,6. aox
do
ad Mort.
do
lOiS
do
'ad M., IDs
8S
do
do
3d M., 6. »H
do
da
do
3d Mort. 95'
99
'JO
Leav Law. ft Gal., stock
do
Id M.,1, 81
«• J s p. c. eq'i bds 101
do
do
113
94
do
do
IstM., lOa.
M
ft Amboy. < of 19
Clove, ft PItU., Consol. 8. F'd. 95
97
Michigan Air Line, 88
no Camden
107
93
eofSS
do
do
do
do
2d Mort
99
01
Jackson. Lansing ft S..88
103
101
•OX
of
'89
do
6
do
do
do
3d Mort
91
101
Ft. Wayne, Jackson ft 8. ,8s...
consol.. 6 of *89.. 98>,
do
do
do 4th Mort
37
9U
d Rapids ft Ind, guar. 7*8 ini"
Or»
Chic. * Alton SInklnif Fund,
Cam. ft Bur. ft Co.,l8tM., •... 89
101
plain 7s. 98
do
9>X 100
Catawlssa. 1st M., 7
do
do Ist Mortgage... lOi IO6H Mo.itlrcllo
ft P. Jervls7s,gold 89
•9
do
Blm. ft Wll'mB. 5s
do income
98
Grand River Valley, 8s
te
'.03X lOSX
7b, 18M)
do
Ohio * Mlaa., Ist .MortKase.... 103X
do
IChlcft
Lake.
Mich.
S., 88
S3
89X Hunt, ft Broad Ton, Ist M.. 7. iwx
do
Consolidated.... 99H
86
Detroit, Ijinslng ft L. M, 8e.
tn
'3d M., 7,'73...
do
do
do
it
do
J8
iSt.L. ftSo'easiern ist M.. 8b..
Cons. M.,7, 'W.
do
Dub. X <loni C.. iBt M
do
Amerlc in Cent al 8 per cent.. 9« IW
Junc.,Phlla.,IstM.,gnar.6,'a3. s**
Peninsula ui Mort.. conv ...
.s'l-braskaS
80
l.\tcl-Ison ft
p. c...
8t. L. ft Iron Mountain. Ist M. 99X 100
Lehigh Valley. 1st M.. 6, 1873.
89
Kan. C, -t. Jo. ft C. B. i p. c.
do lst(now)M.,6,'»«.
do
Mil. ft St. Paul. 1st Mort. 8s.. ll>i
Conn. Western 1st m. 7b
Little Bcbnylkl1l.lstM.,'7,18Ti, lOO
do
do
do
7 3-10
liij"
ft Texas 7
Mo.,
Km.
North PennBTl.,l8t M.,(,UM>.. |U3X
do
do Ist Mort
9BX 96
113
Chattel M., 10, isn.
do
do
do Iowa dir
90
•OX
n
>d Mortgage. 7
do
do
Ballroad Stocka.
90
„ do
Marietta ft cm., Ist Mort
Oil Creek * Allcg. ft., Ist M.,7.
(Not previously rgnoted.)
Pennsylvania. 1st M.. 6. 1-80..
Chic, ft .Milwaukee Uit Mart...
Albany ft Sus4inehanna
lex 100
ad M..6. IKTr....
Jollet ft Chicago. Ist Mort....
do
.\tlant Ic ft Pacific, pref
do Debentures, 6,'69-'71 96X 96X
thic. ft (it. Kastern, let .Mort.,
iUX
Chlea::o ft Alton
Philadelphia ft Headlng,6, Tl. -_
Col., Chic, ft Ind. C, Ist Mort
d'l
pref
do
99
6. •!».
do
»»x
do
;50vi 133
Chle Bur ftQnincy
2d Mort
_ ,do
6. •*«. |0P
do
do
Tol., Peoria ft Warsaw, K, D.
clev., Col.,Ctn. ft Indlanap.. »4« 99
Debentures. «. 89
do
do
91
do
91
W.I)..
'JKS, Cleve. ft I'itlsb'irg.gna'
•«l
114
do
7.
do
do
ao BurPn Dlv.
S8!.;
Central of New Jersey. scrip.. H5
dol.gen.M.ernOlM loi"
do
do
do
aix six
SA ,i<ol. Chic, ft Ind. Central..
3d M
do 6, regls'd 1910 leJX
ao
do
90
CoIHOl. 7s..
Dnbnnne ft Sioux City... ..
gol.i.IJ'.O
do 6,
do
Wew Tork ft r;. Haven a* ..
130
Harlem pref
09
Boston, H. ft Krle Ist mort. 78
liPhlU. ftErle.lst M. ;«oid)t,2l
13
Hartford ft N. Haven
IBt M. (car.) 6,10
do
'*''
icrlp.
do
do
guaranteed
«iW
„
r..^"
.
«»•
Raobory ft BrleTii..,,
Cedar Falls ft Minn,, lie M
.in
»X minon Ceotnd
do
do
do
BOSTON.
D'-nverK. I).,88.gold 01
Klizabethtown
o.>>
Ifn.
6,
Mine Hill ft Bebuylklll Hav«n. li'FX
Northern Central
'••X 80
,
lOlV lOjH
Consolidated Coal
•4H North Pennaylvanta
on
Creek ft Allcglieny Klver. '31
39
Cnmberland Coal of Md ....
Maryland Coal
:»x Pennsylvania
a'* 96*
Mariposa nrrf.
»> Philadelphia Krle
Philadelphia ft Trenton
do
IBt pref
»'
Phlla., German, ft Norrlstown
'i'
ij6"
N. J. Lai d Improvemeut Co..
Pblla., Wllmlng.ft Baltimore. 111)
lis
319
PennsylvanlaCoal
MM
M 60 West Jeriey
Spring Mountain Coal
Chesapeake
Canal,,..
ft
Dela.
49
WlIkeBbarre Coal
«' S9
Delaware Dlvlalon Canal
96
•8
Canton Co
Lehigh Coal and Navigation.. ««*
:30K 123
Delaware ft Hudson Canal
90
» M Morria (consolidated)
Atlantic Mall Bteanialp
do
prelerred
M
IX
Marlpoea Gold
Bchnylklll Navlgat'n (consol). ;ix
19
Trnstees Certlt
do
do
do
pre(. Kl
60
inlcksllver prelerred
31X
14
fells Fargo scrip
3X 8n8<)nehanna ft Tide-Water.
Weet Jersey 7s. Jan.* July... :i«
Penoft N. v. (anal
•ax
Maine 6s
lOOX Fhlladelpblaft Reading
,
Land tirant, 7s.. SIX
Income lOs
S7)(,
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875.
Bellev'le & S.llls. K. 1st .M. 8's.
NM
Oold.6,1'17.
Convert.
Klmlra* Wllllanispnrt
niarcllaneona Stocka
Walklll Valley ^s.gold
Bur.
apid.* ft Minn.7B,gId oiji
Couu' etient Valley
gold.
'd... 98
Montclslr 's. gold
90
Chic, DH11V.& Vincen s 78, gld 87
Indianapolis. B. ft W. ad m ^s. SIX
New.lt-rscv MidiBnd7B, gold.. 99
Kvansvllle, Til ft Chic 18, gld
:3
101
.
American Coal
Boston Water Power
94
99
M
•I
>0
M
XV
90
Warren
»
IIH
Merrla, 1st M., s, iirM
Boat Loan, S.r.,1, 19
_ do
Scbnylklll Nav., Isi M.,6, l»R •Ita
Iron Mountain...
ft Northern pref
Bonth Side, L. I
Toledo, Wab ft Western, pref.
at
gld..
do
do
do
special..
Saratoga
ft Ogdens.
Loals, Alton ft T. lUnte..
do
do
pref.
(
'•"
"TH'-.a
CS.' •A."""''''* *•
PhU.,WUi«.ftnal.,lBlM..C -'
WlM«k.4rpt,||.,|.lM.,r.
_
ft
St. Louis ft
St. L., Kan.
(9
90
«8
fi's,
81.
•aovama*
do
do
Jd M..«,
Weal Jersey. 8, im*
.fix wllmlng.ft llead.,lslM..7. 1»<
do Jd Mort I«B
iriH „^ do
Clieea.ft I)elaw..lstM.,«, 1««
Delaware Ulv.. 1st M..1I. I«n..
Lehigh Navigation, 6, 11^4
144
do
6, iWT...
do
lUtlH
l)reg"n.
3d prof
Rome, Watertown
M.
,
do
Morris ft Kssei
Mo., Kansaa* "T
New Jersey
New Jersey Bouthern
.,,
New Tork ft Mew Haven...
do
do
scrip.
Prov.
BoBt
(fltonlngt.)
N.T.,
ft
Renaaelaer
Ist M....
7s
§•
CIn.. Ist preferred
ft
MisaiHBlppI, prelerred.
Pitts., Ft W. ft Chlcgnar...
w
M
M
arooB* Aaa
Chicago
ft
Island
Marietta
Ohio*
do
do
7's, end 80
Sonthern Paelfie UU. 6's.gold.
Atlantic ft Paeillc KR. 6's gld. g«
CeuRIt. of Iowa. Ist M, 7's gld 93H
do
3(1 M, 7's, gld
("hi. ft Sonlheantern mi. 7's..
Del., Lac. ft West., eonv. 78... 101
Pt'or a. PoWtn ft .1. ".st nt, aold 90
103
..
Cleve., P'vllle
11., 1st
fill
w
&N
T.
98 v«
89
Bid.
,
Danville ft Crimna. Ist, 7b gld. 90
Indianapolis ft West, lst,78gld 88y
St. L..& St JoBepb, lst,6B, gid
LakeSup. vt Miss. Ist 7'8.ftld.
Rockforl. li. l.ft SI. L. "s.gld 40
Peoria ft lik. I. l{l!."'s. gold
91
Port lluion ft L Mich. HI!. 7
TO
«
*
99
s»
iMuu
do
Ills, 7's
Joseph, Mo,
(California
101
liti"
llilX 103
Mlcli. Cent., 1st M.Ss, isffi
.13
Clllc, Bur.
y. 8 p. c. 1st M.. :;5
Mlcl). 8o. 7 porct.-^d Mort
MIcli.S.
l.S. ('. 7 0. c... 103
rand
97
.
do
is, 3d ,Mort., 187.T
Harlom, Ist MortKt»Ko 7»
do Cou. M. ft S'kK K'd68.
Albaayft 8usi)tra, Ist bDnds..
do
do
'Jd
do ..
Tol. Sinking
m
WM n
T
'a
Hi
Ilonds
do
W
Western Pacific, 6s. gold
93X
Kansas Pacific 1st M., (gold)?. 101
Ist M.(gld) 6, J. ft I). «5X
do
1ft M.(gM)6 F. ft A.
do
do
lst.M.tLeav.Br)7. eur
do
Land Or. M^7, ISSU.
lnc.Bondfl,7, No. 16.
do
do
do
No.ll
40
Denver Pacifir KU ft Tel 7s.
93
lOSJ*
Bull. N. Y. ft K. 1st .M., l»n....
Uod. R. 7B,ad M.S. K. lS3o
Alton
Is'
MM
*»
.
Endorsed.,
.Id
»1«
Mla^onrl Pac.,6B, gold
Atchison ft P. P,<,Tl«gold ....
California Pac. RK. 7*8, gld.
•.tis
Central PaclBc. Ts. 188i, gold
03H
do
State Aids, 7'8. 114
Krle Ist MortKaise Kitended..
do
do
(hie.
Canal
Tb
Cook County,
. .
.
I
8
Cleveland, Ohio, e'svarloaa..
do
do 7's varlonB..
i.w
do
653
•TOOKi Ajrs aaovBiTut.
Jollet
101
,
Uailroad Bonds.
&
.M
Albany City «'s
Cincinnati 7-30'B
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HI
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do
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do
do cou
Bk, Canal iins
uo
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Clove.
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Cln.&SpMlst
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lUlnolft cannl bonds. 1870
do
<8 coupon, 77
do
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Kansas Paeltlc
•«. 1886
do iBt
do 7b, 2d
do ;»v. 8d
do 7», 4th
do 7«, 5th
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Nashville* lleialnr;aiM.7s..
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do
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.
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do
do
1. •RH.
South Side, L.I. ist Mort. 7...
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NKW YORK.
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.
.
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•TOOK* AMD SSOUKITIBft.
miMuun
.
.
preferred
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati 58
do
do
68
"-sot
Ham. Co., Ohio 6 p. c. onghd..
do 7p.c..lto»yrs.
do
do Ig bds. 7 * 7J0i
do
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Ham.
Cln.,
Cln.
ft
D.. 1st M., 7, 90...
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do
Jo
do
Indiana,
ft
do
Coldm.,
*
Dayton*
2d M..
7. •«»...
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do
do
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do
do
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1st M., 6, HBl
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99
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n
n
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n
70
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W
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rs
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baytOD ft Michigan st«rk ex d <3
8 p c. Bt'k guar I0«
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Little
Miami stock
«x.d. lOIX
LOUISVILLE.
89
LoutaTme6a,'«to27. ...
80
6a, v: to '98^...
do
jt
to
Water 68.
do
Water Stock 6a, fj.
do
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do
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do let M..7.1«6i... •I
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do
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THE CHUONICLE
85f}
NEW
^\)z Eailraatj Btonitar.
EXPLANATION OF STOCK AND BOND TABLES.
of the most Active Stocks and Bonds are given in the " BanliGazette," previously.
Full quotations of all other bccurities will ho
found on precediu? pages.
2. Oovernmeni Securities, with full information in regard to each
issue, the periods of interest payment, size or denomination of bonds, and
numerous other details, are given in the U. S. Debt stiitemciit published in
The Chronicle on the first of each month.
S. City Honda, and Hank, Insnranee, City Railroad
Gas Stocks, with quotations, will usually be published the first three
weeks of each month, on the page immediately preceding this.
1
.
LOANS.
We bring
AND
IiATESr INXKI.I.IGK1VCF; OF STATE, CITlf
MAILKOAO FINANCES.
[June 29, 1872.
Prlccn
era'
and
4. The Coinplc'e Tables of State .Sccnrliles, Clly Securities, and Railroad and iniNceilaneaiis Slocks and Koiids
published on the last Saturday in each month. Tlie publication of these tables, occupying fourteen pa;je8. requires the issue of a
supplement. >vhich will be neatly stitched in with the regular edition The
Chronicle containing this supplement will be printed in sufficient numbers
to supply regular euDscribers only. Single copies without the supplement
forward again to-day a full list of the new loans at
present oflering, or which have until very recently been offering
This compilation, by bringing together in comin this market.
pact shane the leading points of every new enterprise inviting
the attention of investors, will be found a valuable guide in suggesting to them the bonds which are apparently the most satisfactorj', and which seem to be worthy of their special investigation.
The following
a
is
list
of
now or
the principal loans
all
In regard to X'rices
it
inal price asked.
will be regularly
i 5
c o
;
fold ae usual.
•ISO ejj
ii^
TABIiES OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
Ojr
tables of State, City, Railroad
"on
(rt
-~-
S
f)
and Miscellaneous Stocks
^
!C
stantly taking place, the
payments of other bonds maturing, and
the innumerable variations in the financial
affairs of railroad
and
per cent, gold loan of
been placed since
1,
would be paid
by every
also,
it
them, or
to give
•B9JDV
was
loans issued
most creditable, and will be considered
intelligent financier.
cent, bonds,
new
^
I5S
in gold.
State of Georgia has announced her inability to pay her
we presume few
901.1(1
month, the bids
last
This action of the State, in paying off in gold her
maturing 6 per
O
t-
'3iqB.CB(X
prior to the war, is certainly
The
.
New York
to $1,751,000, at prices from 100 to 107.37, after
thai the loans maturing July
good policy
-- e3
pnwi
new
State bonds, the
State, for f 1,562,900 has
known
^
.¥
'PUU'Jf)
other companies.
amounting
C "
^
Many important changes are made in these tables every
month, to keep pace with the new issues of bonds which are con-
-;
sgSgos
M
date.
—^
.
S3 --15!
jj
and Bonds, are brought forward again to-day, with correc tions to
Among
recently
should be remembered that tliey
are always sold with the addition of accrued inttrest to the nomoffering.
and
7 per cent,
offers to
continue the interest on
*lSt>J3jnT
JO
'^
'®
'
"^
',
1*^
'0"'WC
lo*^*^
',
•
-"C
x)'Ct3|22
•
o^vu
oot-l-r-QCt't-t-i-t-i-i-i-t-ooi-i-oDt-c-t-'~t-
OOQCt-
bonds in exchange for them, but
holders will accept the latter, in view of the pre-
judice against all
new
issncs of Southern State bonds.
Arkansas State interest is paid on the railroad loans, while
levee bonds are not " provided for."
Massachusetts pays off $207,000 currency sixes, Ju^y 1, being
the last of her currency debt outstanding, and |350,000 gold
bonds of the Union Fund loan.
Among cities, we notice New York, Brooklyn and St. Louis in
the market as borrowers, their bonds having been issued in June
or to be issued in July. Mobile County bonds for $150,000 are
3
° a
S°
-eta
d22
i
•XtLmiiiK
lo o\va
^CtCOOOOiODC. CiCiODClCTQCOOODOO
000
also offered.
Among railroad loans the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
has sold $3,000,000 new 7 per cent bonds, unsecured by m.irtgage,
tli6 Midland Pacific 7 per cent loan, at the rate of
at 100@10H
$18,300 per mile, has been introduced by Messrs. Turner Bros, at
New bonds of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
00.
are advertised by Messrs. Kidder, P abody & Co. the Milwaukee
and St. P. ul Railroad offers its 7 per cent gold bonds, through
Messrs. Morton, Bliss & Co., secured by mortgage on the St. Paul
and Chicago road, 103 miles in length, which has just been purchased by the M. & St. P. Company. The first mortgage bonds
of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, maturing July 1, will be
paid off, with funds received from the sale of consolidated mortgage bonds. Interest on the Peninsular Railroad bonds, due May
1, was passed and legal proceedings have been commenced for
;
S't||28 = S3.gs.?.e.5SssiS8SS =
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§
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p e
T-T^o
foreclosure.
The payment of July interest and dividends is, at the present
moment, a subject of much interest. A preliminary li.st compiled
by the Neic York Times shows upwards of $50,000,000 to be disbursed chiefly in this city, and a Boston list compiled by Mr.
.Joseph G. Martin, stock broker, in that city, shows the sum of
$13,017,910 to be di bursed there, making a total of ovtr
$63,617,000 in the twj cities. But the New York list has not yet
been nearly completed, and on the other hand embraces some
large amounts which are to be paid in other cities, the list would
probably include, if perfecied, $70,000,000 witliout counting
those amounts, included in the $50,000,000 above referred to,
which are not disbursed in New York.
If Philadelphia dis-
bursements
July are also taken into consideration and csti.
amount to be paid out in these
tbree Jeaaini: citien would probably be yery ijear ^o |100,000,C0O,
in
piated at $15,000,000, the total
I
'le
'•Sag
•o^'ggSii"c«oS£.o
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.
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.
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.
,
THE
1872.J
),
.
—
o
-
;
855
CIIKONICI.P.
STATK
Entered wcordliic to cct of ContrcH, la the yxar
(
Subacrlbera will oonttor a sreat ntTor
For
ilpcl,
cC
ft
extended
extended
do
BterlliiK hnniln of tXMi, extended....
t turllni; bondfi, extended
do
&
o.Mont.
I
Kufala
Itll
WarranlB a d
—
UK.
KK
473,800
«K8,niO
64,800
.Tnne
«7i,2in
ft
1«1
l^noo
409,0110
1.0111,0
KiindliiK
J.*.l.
do
do
do
du
do
MeinpbiB
A;
amflio
1870
3,<n),ooo
.
i;nio
Califofnta :
Civil bonds, BlDktOK fund, gold..
K.
*,l.
J,78^,(«I0
do
*
IBM
1.000
1,200,1100
18TO
18TO
1810
1870
1.1100
900,001
760,000
450,0
5,165,000
l.UOO
1,1100
1,000
iii-nni
A law
»>
>>e,
'^year
'^) year
10-30 year
do
non-taxable. 20
S'?
A
1,<W
18111
18113
On. Tnul Co.
do
do
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yr..
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Tl
Western & Atlantic RR. bonds
do
do
do
do
dt)
do
Atlantic* Gulf KR. hnnds
Bonds, act of .Ma eh 12. 1866
.nk
1999
1900
deficit
S Tile lo;in for Artiiiaa- i <'iilr*l ros'l ts •* nef
tiated In lyondou, March, 1X72. (raaoalcLS, vol
191 10
•.9U0
April. 1900
25(),un0
706.700
J. *,».
Hartford. Treasury.
July. 1881
9u.a«
do
do
1.174,000
9:15.500
1837
1,000
2'.'0,000
18<»-«)
1,666
1,000
1871
1810
i!6ij)n
30.000
!»l,000
210,000
r,666
d
d')
00
do
du
do
* O
\.
do
1,741,100
isia
500
IMS
1,000
Var's.
a f
do
500
a
18i0
1870
Koli!
xold
bonds
8
do
do
do
do
13, n. 4KI, 809.)
irn
to
bunds
1,0(10
1,000
t'.ooo
(to Chicago}
•61-'69
•61-'69
I.Sli!).
100,000
J.*
N.T., Duncan, 8.
J.
866M0
800W0
3,000.000
1,S80,010
.1. *.l.
7
M. * N.
7
Various.
6
A.
6
F.
7
i. *.l.
Q-J.
?"•
7g.
*
J.*D.
J. * J.
1,880,000
41*
Jan..l8»l
Oct.. 1894
Oct., 1885
1,000
5(10
186S
l««7
1870
1806
186*
1,000
1,"00
RR
Md. Ho-pltal
do
1. 000.001)
2 0.00')
80,000
186!)
6
8
8
7
1»70
18B9
1869
1857
1870
1871
1.000
i.ono
131,000
500,000
2.950,000
480.000
1.(100
M6.000
laio
665.000
750,000
2,500.t«)
311,000
du
18HI
—
—
*
Erie
RK, sterling
Harbor Land Improvement
MirMi/nn*
Kenewal Loan Bonds
Tw<t .Million Loan
War linunty Bonds
Ste Mario (fsnel Bonds
ia
•6I-'62
V.l.-SJ
•6».'«4
.
Boston, Hartf.
2,273,333
2.9:«,H1
774.000
1,237.061
31,06'l
ias4
laiT
.
sterllni{ loan (tor Jtl4j,900).
3.(184.400
269.I100
-,28.IT2
I853&M
do
slerllnK
do
Trov * Grecnf RR, Loan, sterling
home
do
do
sterllnR.
do
do
sterling.
do
do
Sontbern Vermont RR, Loan
Loan
&
Wurcester
UR.
Norwich
475.000
2,832.500
1837
•61
"War Loan, currency, roKlstered
5'i5,000
18»
IS7-4
Bark Hay l.aticl.'* Loan
Union Fund Loan
du
du
Cuast Defense Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
tlu
Bterllnff
du
,1,
i.ao
IS.'ildcM
Lunatic llosnital (Wist. Mass)
Loau. fiinditi^t Public Debt
Nat'l
Bank
against t2».ll9.S«2 In
May
llent. for
•79-^90-'l-'6
N. y.. Ith Nat'l Bank.
Dec, 1890
1874
Am. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
du
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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West.
Investigation aa to tiie issue of all bonds sinen
1868, vaa made in New York in April. 1*72. and
about t!4J)0OWO of 8talc and railroad bonda
rere re«lBlered or proved. New bonds are offered tor old xlxea matoring In isn. (v. 14. p. 19.84.
T2,''3*'4
July, 1886
Oct., 1890
219. 292. 489.521.
N. v..
do
do
1871. 9334.492,468
Rate ol tax. 4 milla.
iATO.
Atl. RR.. $.10OJ10n p. yr. An
.lan.,iwn
«7.
794.)
rapidly reduced. Valuation of
personal properly Is (1I3,9I9J6| ; railroad propel
ty. t29SI<M2: real 'state. Wa»3»aii. or about
one-drth of the actual value. The III. Cent. KR.
tax amounts to about (500.000. Bonda ol 1671 Issued for relief of Chicago. (T. IS, p 999.)
The debt haa been
Jan., 1878
Various
Jan..
I)'80
.J«n.,lS80
Jan., 1880
after 1881
The valuation of real and personal properlr in 1*71
was $10e.753.57.'i. Bonds of counties, towns, and
cities arc registered, and Interest collected by
ia83-'84
1876- •OB
188t-^J9
the Stale,
(v. It. p. 157.)
100
*c.
1.000
I.WIO
1,000
308.026
65,207
3,6.n.;45
10O.O0O
75.000
330.000
100.000
110.000
165.000
1,OIIO
9I.IIO0
51I.O0O
100.0011
1.00O
1,000
a
a
2,800.010
600,100
888 00)
1.000
1,000
:s«3
1861
1K6I
1866
issa
£100&c.
•58- '61
1300* c.
200,000
4,379^00
4j000,744
.*c.
*)00
1-68
jeiooftc.
•69- 71
£10U*c.
3
I8«l
5,000
iari7
Loni
A-*0
68- '69
1870
1812
1868
18K3
18W
1859
1.000
£500
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
33;,"i7i
an).iioo
Jtn.noo
3,'W9.0W
330.000
:,i90,ooo
Frankfort, Ky.
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do
do
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N.O., Citizen Bk. of La.
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B'k
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March
20, -72
July. 1893
Ti
to 1906
1886
1, 1907
May
March 1,1875
1886* •sa
Sept., 1906
Jan. 1.1890
1.
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6
6
6
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5g.
5g.
6g.
5g.
9g.
9g.
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6
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6
7
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1893
1875
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'to
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18 5
A
Boston, Treasury.
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June.
May.
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do
"76
Jnly."n'7S
July, 188:1
Jnlv. 1891
May. |8»l
May. 1891
18?.' tu 1SS7
.inly. 1S8'
IVt
du
Boslun, Treasury
London. Baring liros.
do
1877
I
Tl
lasn
July, Ti
Barlni; Bros.
IluKton. Treasury.
du
Nuv..l87i
Oct.,^73^74
I'O
do
Button. Treasury.
i\n
do
London. Baring Bros.
lloston.TreasUQ".
.
.
"88 '90
April. -91 -93
April. 188'
Jnly. •8-91
April, 1890
."uly.1877
J.* J. -.ilOO
Jan., I87S
London, Baring Bros.
July, 1891
NBk
Jnly. 1878
J. A J. N.Y., Mercantile
do
do
do
do
M.AN. do
do
J. A J.
do
do
do
do
Tax
rate,
total
debt
Direct dihl. Jan
I.
1872. waa
to «2r>.000.(lO().
»30.188.M»l;cenlingen( debt »6.179.6R3 temporary
;
.
It haa
l3,476>8: total nulslandlKg. f.'>n.'.>44.ni
been decided. howe\rr. tb:it bonds authorised
may he laaaed.
previous to the
which Includes «
A Max. OOK
9.-><M.noi> t.
is RR.: (UnBJOlO
Canal
.. 1:1:
C! »0J1|»
bonds guar, for N
'10
bonds tu he issued lo saiiuiit
.
;
1
1
.
>
!
(or more) to NO.. Baton R. .t
»li").000 to Sbreveport Ho'pitsl
Miss. Val. Nav. Co. Total real ano piT^oii
r..;
-to
»i
187S.T8*^83
May. 1890
July. 1879
pro.
Kale of
perty In 1871 a'Sessod at »2'0.59i.4!7.
State.Uxalion, in 1871, I4S mills In 1873 la.'ger.
;
Jan., 1»J2. was l«1t,2a :
the municipal debt sink^g fund was »I»7.08O; 1810..
matured in 1871. After ill.- VS. So-
The war debt sinking fund
OOI of debt
preme Court
till
was psi'I in gold
wss reversed, valuation In
'ieeislon. Inieresi
the 'ieeision
1870. $'«4J(rj.'.IOO. tax 5 mills.
The a'scse'l vaiiiaii-.n of property In
11*71
waa
which the rate of laxallon was 19V
rsllcents per $101); ineonis from '11'"
road, canal and other stm'ks ow
i.'d
wss »:!ril.r£l. The Slsle baika
canals iii'd railroads, and liolil" »
anilbondsof fotvent oiiir'ni'
rof
\
\
7i7 In tiie linking fund. 1. a.
-''
'ilila
:.
debt, without any olTsi'l
»ll6.7!6.'«!.on
i
<
i
18911
L<indun, Bar.ng Bros.
.I.A J
%. A.
do
do
do
do
du
du
do
ReTotal valua-
is ».;j7'^.7!0.
491.
tion of property' in I»7I, tl26,3Z2,707.
45 cents on 9101).
M.*8.
*0.
9W.944
S.'Ut80
966,500
2,952,400
•61--63
do
do
1890
Jan.
March I. '909
6
N.O.. Clli/.'ns'Bk ol La.
May. 1910
7.30
1S99
N.Y., Bank ol America.
A.
1909
VarlnUB. N.O-.Cltlz'ns' Bk of La.
1897
.1.* J. N.Y.. Bank of America.
July 1, 1910
A.*0.
April, 1911
1872-78
Augusta and Boston.
Various.
War.. 1883
M. *S. Boston, Suffulk Bank.
du
du
du
Aug.. ISSO
A.
F.
6
do
1S89
do
do
June,
6
D.
J.
Augusta and Buston.
Oct.. 1898
6
A.
18»0
London, Baring Itros.
Sg. J.* J.
1800
do
do
do
!*.
ilu
du
1865
dn
5g.
1880 * I8r0
Quarter. Baltlmure, State Agent
5
do
IH(H)
do
A.*o.
5
1S«)
du
do
Qu-.rter.
3
54«c.
jjD.noo
5k
500
do
sources of sinking fund. »2,<5«
1872
Sept.. 1S73
1895
M.'i's. N.O., Cltlz^ns^ Bk. of La
1,(100
1,000
S.
Various.
1.000
1,000
Aliushouae L'n.
do
4 th
du
do
do
do
do
do
do
du
do
du
do
du
Lend.
oi
Frank.
Y..
N.
do
870
1.000
1,000
*
Various.
I8W
1871
loan. 1015 Tears
M.
6
18fi7
State House Kiilargeinent Loan
Lunatic Hospital, Ac, Loan
NY.
do
do
do
965.300
issi
183»
Annapolis A: KlkrldRC KR
Defen-e lionnty Loan
Southern Relief l.omls
Deaf and llumt) Asyhrn Loan.,
Assessed value of pn^perty In
Various. N. T., B^k of America.
I),9fi0.0(»)
1868
Munlelpil,
r Debt sssnnted I S _
Jfai//(.(i>.(-Ilalt,* llhlo KR.,sterirng
1838
Chesapeake A' Ohio t^atiat st'g
1838
Stisq. A; Tide W. Canal, sterling. ..
!«»
v-n-ru*
Rallroa s iind canals
Kasteiii Shore RR
Baltltnore A: Susu,
Cbesaneake & OIiio canal
Bait. & Susqu<>lianna KR-
* J.
J.
2,»60,tl00
1
'
W
1898-99
* Co
N. v., Gllman,Son* Co
July
600
b
1>$«4
W
M.*N.
1,01)0
51-'«1
18«3
1863
W,r
J. *.l.
593,000
66,000
281,000
1,652,316
80,000
750.000
1,830.000
:
Civ.lloan bonds
M. *S.
'iice.lnlv,
\>ses«ed
value lit real and persona'
-'*.7W.7M;
rate of taTnlion.2 mills.
Interi-st overilne .lannary I, IK72, Viy7,ini. Old
Ti.'rrilorlaI bonds are not recognlu'd. Real and
Eersunai property assessed In 11171 at f34,A38,77lS.
oanln.f.P. A M. R.R.. Is s'cnred hy mortgage on road. Other loans to railroads have beeo
hut notlsaaed.
authorized tu aiunnnt of 17.748
The nominal debi of Kentucky
'42
18«4
I
do
do
889.000
346,000
IMS
.
971,334
348,000
45,000
102,000
416,800
2M),000
101, -.75
ISfrMS
.
J^rtit,vfirA«*/;fts— State
from 8IO.noo.noo
'i
'"irchaaws.
t>een reduced since 1866
lo present lldures, hy sin)''""
1861 bonds are pavahb
1871, and tliuse of f8tft Fifl'
The
7j45,900
h
Levee b.mds
do
do
B"ndg fund UK coupons
Bonds tor redempliun eertifs. &e..
Bonds to Boeuf A Crocodile Nnv.C"
du forrell''fof P. I. Kennedy.
do Issued to St.ite P-nit nllary.
do to fund floating ilebt of State
do t i.Mlss.* Me.\. O'lf Canal..
do Iss.t N. La. & Texas KK.Co
do t-cboul held by Stat' Treas.
do to N. O., Moll. & Cliat. RR..
do to N. O., Mob. * Texas KR.
do
Bounty do
no
do
Is being rapldlT reduced hv a alnklag
Bee notice In CaaomcLS. r. 14, p M4.
land.
.Ian.. 1883
New York.
6
7
4,000AO 8g.f.
3,900W)
1,000
1,000
1,000
fundlnK, &c
Bonds for various State purposes.
Military loan
Kfntnrkti :
Bonds to contractors, Ac
du
.lobn Tllford. act 1813...
do
Mllltury purposes
do held by Boiinl of Ed
L'>uisia:ta—i:h:i ity Hospital bonds.
Bonds for relief of State Treaa...
Bonds In aid of various railroads.
1S«1
i;.
I
1880
1883
1884
1889
1,000
N rntal Tnlverslty bonds
Thornton loan bonds
War bonds
Bonds,
I. »l,.»inAIO.
,.|«
The debt
* J.
J.
.'
Revenue
Kanswi :
fnndsblr.
an.l
It
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
too
endorsein'ts (to Juty» 18il) 1870-71
Brunswick II .Albany KR
1850
JUiimi,
lute est bonds. Inscribed stock
1847
.'<tock
funded
•0
Sacramentu, Treasury,
do
du
do
du
do
do
do
do
18«4
18»4
1865
l-'allroiid
Refunded
dilil.
Id
I
'ta
O. N. v.. Union Trail Co.
do
do
du
do
;
"70,
(T. 14,
mill
:
Old bonds held by U. 8. Govt
Due Scbool and Internal Imp fund
Convention bunds
State bond;} (80ld or hypothecated.
do
Loan to .lackson, 1*. jk Mob. RR
"lo.
Au. ach.
111!
April. Itm.
Debt haa
do
do
do
dne la
'<
do
do
J.
*
I.
605,000
1
Hl«la
.1.
1,983,000
125,000
319,500
187U
War b.nds, 10-20 roar
t(,r
Ir.
irM;.o«i
1857
1880
Soldiers' relief bunds
do
bou''ty bonds
Stat'.' lapltol bonds
CoU'ttfcUcut :
act Sept..
kll ilrlAll* In rnifftrrt
400.000
UK
Arkansas Central
Bonds. Hci On.,
Vmvn-
«. pabllalie4 In
aail Attdlior^B mport la
m.
p.
ahuw
Xt) 00
lioek* l-ortsmllh RR
h. U., I'ine lUuir 4 N. t). KR
Mi<8., Unai'bllii db Rod lilver BR.
Itoiicls.
la,
n. *'Va
Duncan, it a Co
do
do
do
6
1S71
1888-89
Liltle
Geni-iita
l:l.
v.,
J.*J.
snow
18m
1889
Uttio lioek
V.
Sl!,6:'i
b«indfl
liiriili.led debt
T<-n ve;u- bnnils for deflclcnclea.
Flna'lini: Mebt
Maine
I
Oovamor'a
loui, T.
t3,«(U,0O)
IWI
cerlfs., 8cpt. 3U, 18il
bonds of
Tlia
v., nunr4in,8. * Co,
Maf. tan
do
do
do
May, •«•
do
do
dn
May. lim
Lundon, Union Bk.
Jun". 1890
do
\tm
do
IMM
do
V»
v., Dnnaan, 8. A Co.
I8M
do
do
do
1888
do
do
do
Jan. 1. 1892
N.
do
do
vifm
»
*
U.
«48,(IOU
1806
I««8
by Whom.
:
Levee
Floritia
IMfl
IKID
TO- 11
Loiin to Ata. tt t'liattaudosa
l.o.in to New OrleanH & Heliiia
At'tonMittt
i,»ii/ni
18M
1W7
ISW
bond Indorsement*
lUIIroitd
I.oiui
ti68/nn
18M
IWift
do
do
flu
Now huudfl
du
New limn of
Iffn
IIXMARKl.t
WhM doe.
Whore Payablei
r»y»'i«i
Alahaina
do
do
tiAii t
INTK RKST,
oxpliinatlonfl see foot-notei.
State hondfl, duo In 1B72
II.
.
bjr iclvlnii
Data Blie or Amonnt
of
par
(>utBonda. Value* at'nding.
DESCRIPTION.
SiaUJlil'l'lKS.
* (;«., In Iho oUli^fi or Iha Llhrulan of CoiicroM, WMhlncton, D. CI
na Iramvdlate notlcv ofaMr error 4lM«v«r«4 i« •rTablo*.
Wm
hy
Itrri,
-
.
$20,5&7,166 in
unprmlucllvc
i,^t
urilic*.
of 1962 all interest on the debt of Maaaawar
chusetts is paid in coin, excep'
"aa
loan and tenipomrv loans. In
'ida
Tl
Increasd ahont »;'„1ll'J,,'«l.
—at
nd the sec
numb'
fa.1
rket lalue
»I3,..'The
than the ot
cal >
-red
itr.ir.l « Krl.
loaii
io'tt '...nda.
Herdell
bv d.
of real anil pers^mal
Th"
f;,'V9l.»^l.m'. the actual
prop.
By a law
>
I
I
valu'-
'
laxallon
-.
in
"<7I
»aa
l.nm wa» for State pnrinonicipal. Revenue
'
lax on ravings hsak
also ilri
national bank
...i.iiMiis. on
deposits, ol
stock'', nu'l front several u'her soorcea. The
credit of Massacbuxtls in the London market
War loan, registered,
is deservedly very hlgti.
currency 6^s, will r.ow be paid on prjMBtallon
Interest ceases on them after Jaly 18J1.
»2i.sft;,'H;'.
Cows, ami
-
I
In 4 lata
The debt haa been dlmlnlahad tl,M,^ prraoaal
years. Assessed rslnallon of real aart
propo-iv, I8;i-3,|«a0,00l)jp00,aiidrat»of iajailon
^
|
mills. 8«rpIoaiwima to applM to
ol bonds sa fast aa II aeeawalaMa.
4w
*. !«»»«:»»:
,OH)i «. also over I.OH); A W):
issued ".900 and LOOOj*. I<». JOO and
,'*i''"?'^'U
Sizf, or pnr prt/'ie.— The soiveral de nominal Ions In which b.nds are
'i*"
April A t>ot.: H .ai<.,Mar A Nov.; J. AII.,JnBaai>ac.,
;and» for Jan. A Julv F. A A., Fob. A Aug.'. M. A 8.. Ma ch A Sept. ; A. A O..
t WAet A«yrtft/«.— J. A.I. stau'
quarterly
Irom
March.
Q.-^l..
uary:
Fob;
from
in.:Q.-F..f|uartorly
Q.— .1.. ouarterly from Jan
'^
paga of tta* CBKainoi.g,coaiaiala« gtonmtloa npos tta
fcntoril'x.— Tho flgurea lu Uriicfcon »l the end of remark^, la eacfr caae.^efer to tlia volama and
:
;
€»
'
Bubject.
,
.
.
THE
856
•1
CHRONICLE.
[June 29, 1872
STATE SECURITIES.
Subscribers
confer a great favor by g^lTlns us Immediate notice of any error discovered In our Table*.
AVlll
DESCRIPTION.
Date
Size or
Amount
of
par
Out-
For explanation of all references see Bonds. Value st'udmg
foot nutes on preceding page.
Minnesota
:
State liuildtnR
do
do
Sioux
Loan
1SG1
1S68
do
do
War Loan
Railroad Bond8(not recognized)
....
Instate bonds
to Phitte (Jouiity
to Iri'U Mouutaiu
nu
UU
UU
100,0U)
2,275,000
'57-9
'59-60
'51-9
WU
'5il-9
UK
'57-66
'56-61
'53-7
.
.
3^«w Jersey:
War loan bonds, tax free
yew
1,IKI0
l,Ol«
1868
Hannibal* St. Joseph F;U
yevada:
State bonds
do
to fund lloatiiijf debt.
JV. Hampshire:
War loan coupon bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
York:
1862
1858
'.51-8
Pacitic
S. W. Hr. Pacific
S. W. Mr. PacIttcKR. rguar.)
do
100,000
186'J
1,000
1,000
1,000
'65-«
Consolidated bonds
Bonds to North Mo. lili
Ponds to Cairo & Fulton
Bonds
Bonds
&
Bounty loan bonds, coupon
do
do
registerefl stock,
General fund debt— Astor t-tock
do
do
deficiency loan,
do
do
do
do
do
do
f
Under Art., 7, Sec. f
1,4.56,000
1,589,000
3,000,00o
Gl-2
1864
1866
618,000
600,000
790,000
1,000
Is
1848
1318
1848
J.&
561,500
900,000
800,000
1,537,887
&
6
Q.^j.
do
do
I
880,001)
I
Deficiency lo^n of 18ia
Comptroller's bds (.by Kev. Siai's).
'.
1,',6.>,900
66,473
North Cftrolina:
iiR. and improvement bonds, old...
do
do
do
do
do
do new (not special tax)
do
do
do
do
Funding bonds, since war
do
do
do
Reglst*d certificateH of lit erai-y f u iid
Penitentiary bonds, act Aug. :ii, '(;8.
Special tax bonds
Ohio:
Itcglsteredloan, payable after 1870.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do lS*i5
do
June.lSSl.
do
do ISSe.
Oreffow— Relief bonds
Bounty bonds
Willamette Canal and Lock
Penwiylvania:
Inclined plane loan, April
Coupon
loan, April
do
do
do
1
do
do
do
do
do
,
Chambei-sbu-g
do
{cp.
6
b
i',6o6
1,0011
&
reg.)...
(registtre
t)...
Ccp. & reg.).,
(regiMtered)....
ctfs, May '^4, (leg.).
St. Paul, Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. T., Metropolitan Bk
N. T.,Nat. Bkof Com.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do Uuncan.S. & Co
Etate Treasury,
War bonds
do
Concord or Boston,
do
do
do
do
Trenton «j
do
do
do
do
J, City,
do
do
N. Y., Manhattan Bank
do
do
do
Albany.
N. Y., Manhattan Bank
do
ilo
do
Albany,
J.& D.
J.& J.
do
do
do
db
do
Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
<lo
do
do
New
York.
do
do
do
do
do
4,738,800
3,639,400
2,626,000
1,739,000
2,117,400
1,721,100
383.045
100,000
11,407,000
100,
&c
iOtl,
&e,
100,
lou,
&c
Raleigh, Treasury,
New
York.
do
&c.
875,.S91
1,600,000
1,095,309
2,400,000
46,02;
200,000
is;o
1849
1852
isa
1852
1853
1861
1SC7
1867
1867
1867
1867
1861
1871
1862
1863
1864
Kundiiifr
do
...
...
...
do
fitli
1361
...
Ijfiiids
UU
Blue Kldge
New
17»4
1836
1857
1858
1859
-
House stock, 1st tssae
do
^(1
do
do
SI
do
do
4tli do
do
do
do
de
State
do
1866
1854
boildn
House boiid.s
do
18?'>
1856
1868
1868
1868
1869
F\iu<iin? bill* receivable
Pftynient of iuter^'St
Fund.ng bank bills
Ctm version bonds
Laud coniiii sslon bonds
Fire loan bonds, sterling
do
do
domestic
Railroad endjrsemcuts
leniiessee:
State debt
proper^
Turnpike road stocks
Bank
T. nn. stock
Kailroad stocks....:
400,000
1,000
SWi.llKI
1,001)
1 12.000
2.915.000
1,000
1.000
1.000
.riO&C.
&c.
&c.
&e,
&c,
&c,
&c,
.iO,
50,
50,
.50.
50.
50,
3:B,;)H1
2'IO,0IIO
6g.
5g.
1MB.
5g.
5k.
5k.
3,778,5511
92,850
7,890,550
90.400
9,'271,8.50
T23,9.VI
,
tlieir
recognition
Is
dis-
upon which the revenue
tax
is
milN, making
Jnsiph KM. provides the Interest on its bonds. Ifoiuls due -Ian.
18?2, were paid In gold, hut after that lime in
23^
and
Inleref-t
5
The
Hnunllral
mills,
mills.
tax 2>^
&
St.
currency, pui-snani to a reioiullon ol the LogisLtture.
1876
1876
•73- •87
18T.:
1881
July, •7!-3
Sept., '81-9
Oct., '72-4
Jan., •73-S4
.Ian., •86-96
Jan., ^97-02
April, 1877
April, 1877
At
will.
July, 1875
July, 1878
At
will.
Jan., 1874
Var., 1873
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1875
Dec., 1877
July, 1887
•68'98
do
do
do
.Ian., 1900
Oct., 1898
Indettnitc.
The subject is uuder litigation, and some
bondholders have refused currency. The Governor's message, as to finances, was published 1
CHBONK'I.F. v. 13. p.SOC.
Total .aluatlon of i-eal estate 1870, tn,320,113; personal, J8.377,995; tax (fl V4H per (100; amounted
to»221.6o:!.
Debt reduced last year, ^419.201. All the bonds el
New Hampshire were issued for war purposes,
and have been steadily reduced in amount.
lie first two classes of bonds '.he principal Is payable, »I00,000 per year. Sinking fund, ^ov., 1871,
was 11.18:1,112. Valuation of all property In lb71
»584, 1111.541). State tax. 3 mills.
There is also lf6S,00O contingent debt to L.I. lUi., *
17,36: per annum for Indian annuities. Sinking
liiiids at eluae of ilseal ye:ir, Sept. 3'M871. were
If5.1.59.793 for bounty dcit; *I.80"),744 general lund
IH.6.'H,226 canal debt
and 119,139 L. I. Mil.: ranking total debt, less sinking funds. |:;9,182.702, or
»2,936,441 liss than :87(). Net revenue of canals,
I
;
Assessed valuation of all taxable property is »2,052,537,t98, or about two-thirds of lis
actual value. Tax i-ate in 1871 v as about 5>6 ml Is:
Int-rest on all debt except bounty loan Is volunlarllv paid In gold. Bonds due July, 1872, alio
pald'ln gold. (v. M.p. 19.)
$981,588.
The gross amount of the several Issues of debt are
here given, but the value of bonds issued since
1865 varies much on the particular issues. Several
plans have been proposed for scaling down the
rlebt, but no definite action has yet been tal-en.
Total interest overdue Sept. 30, 18;i. was *4,987.il9.
(For the Governor's message on finances see v,
13, p. 740.)
Oct., 1898
'98- '99
Phlla.,Farm.& M. B'k.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
April, 1879
July,18SJ
Harrlsburg Treasury.
297,376
Prov.. K.
I.H.&T.Co.
var.
var.
var.
var.
var.
var.
b
38,837
189,691
Colnrabia, St. Treas.
127,441
do
do
do
do
1,131,701
i,UM
970,0Ul
1,000
i.oaj
i.aio
1.000
250.1 ItK)
a
a
do
do
do
•20II,UI0
S92.0OO
829,000
do
do
do
110
304,370
215,476
130,315
total valuation of real and chattel properly in
was »l,5ir2,l2«,!l71, on which the 2.09 mills State
tax produced |4,a5n,728, and otiier local taxes,
whicli are very heavy In Ohio, raised tl8,6'>l,660.
1871
(T. 13,
|).
The debt
1875
1875
will
840.)
is
pay
provided for hy sinking
at or before maturity.
which
ftinds,
It
Is raised from numerous sources, principal y from corporations. Taxes are levied on
personal property, which was assessed in 1870-71
at !H71,C86.9I8. and the tax was If620.61i>. Total
revenue in 1871, *?.197,9-15. Funded debt diminished f2,13!,5.'i5. Balance in Treasury nt close of fiscal yeai .»1.476,Sj8. State holds »1,7.>I.321 in storks
and »9,I00.000 or vallroiid bonds. Interest Is paid
III gold
on all loans prior to l867. Any couimhi
bonds mav be changed to registered, 'llie bonds
due In 1872 are payable at any time lill ls7i
those of 1877 tl.l 18S2; those of 1882 till 1892. From
Jan.l to .May 1,1872, *557,«60 bonds were paid.
Columbia* N.Y.
do
do
Columbia*
do
1,100,000
1, •258,5.50
1
some
,265,800
481,445
A&O
N. Y.
do
do
do
London
Columbia.
300,4.19
do
Aug., 1877
do
Aug., 1878
Aug., 1871
Feb
,
Feb.,
Feb.,
Feb..
Feb.,
Feb.,
June,
1872
18T2
1877
1877
1882
1882
1S70
March,
Debt was
1882
April, 1893
July, 1893
revenue, $6:S1.886.
Treasurer Parker. November 23. states the debt
briefly ibns; Total bonds printed by American
Hank Note Co., $22,510,01*; of which $3,072,800
Jan. 1, 1877
were in Slate Treasury |16.000,aiO Bterlilig loan
Jan. 1,188^
'83-8:
in hands of Am. Bank Note Co.; };3,953.2I«) dcsJuly 1,
troyerl; and balance $9,514,000 were delivered to
July 1, '87-89
.luW 1, '83-86 financial agent In New York. Of llie latter,
July 1, '87-97 $3,773,000 were in use as collaleral for loans;
July 1. '75-79 $5 541.000 bad been sold, and .tSOO.OOO were to
credit of sinking fund. Old debt not converted
July 1, 1881
was $6,45:1.903. inaking total debt. $11,994,90-', withJan.l, 1885
out including bonds pledged, r railroad endorseJuly 1, 1888
ments.
Sec CllRo.NlCLE, vol. 14, p. 385. for
July 1. ISSS
abstract of linanelat laws of 18T2. Taxation for
July 1,1889
1871, rate. State 7 mills
county, S mills. AssessJuly 1, 183
ed value of propel ty, $183,913,837. Del'aulted on
August,
1894
At plcsore.
<
;
Julyl,'l868
Interest Jan.,
July
763.)
1,
1868
floating debt—
Bank of Tennessee notes
Treasury warrants
Loan account In Now York
Total debt of all kinds to Jan., 18TJ
J«;/rrM— School fund bonds
Penitentiary debt
Frontier protection, gold, 20-40 yr.
Deficiency bds, under act May, 1871
Claims on State before 1866 ....
yermont:
War loan bonds, coupon
registered
tirgtnta—0\A bonds, coupon
"
registered
var
v. 14,0.365
No Interest now paid
21,177,38!
1868-69
coupon & reg
Deferred Uenifls forx of old debt..
1S92
190)
1900
1900
3,2t9,69l>
1,903,0>8
;
and leaving the net amount of debt »in,9«1..5W.
Total valuation ol lands, $205,386,777; lots and
other property. $72,518,243; total taxable, $287.905.
>io new debt can be created, except b> a
t)30.
two-third vole of the people. The rate of taxation was raised to 60 cts on the $100 for 1871,
though since reduced to 40, hut a tax has been
laid on railroad receipts, and on some other
sources of revenue,
710,000
752,417
206,001
31,990,066
537,003
60,000
1870
1871
1,000
1,000
71X),00O
8,57,00)
M.
&
S.
New
York.
82,000,000 acres of land, and
also claims, on different accounts against the U.
S. $451,000, which would be to that extent an oflset
1871
Valuiitlon of property,
to the debt.
$259,161,517.
Th debt
1862
lt62
500o
500,
&
811,500
100,500
Tar.
*2UJ
S-0 5
=•9 =
h
1867
1867
1867
"*'
t-*a
J
S
£200
.
ft
D. Bost., N. B. Mut. Red'u
do
I.& J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Moutpelier, Treasury.
London.
1871-'78
ia74-'78
1886-1900
1886-1900
1386-1900
1886-1900
1876-l»-6
1876-1886
1877-1887
1877-1887
1885-1901
$405,000
is
(V. 14, p. 657, 768, 794.)
being rapidly reduced.
ftindirig law o* April, 1871. allowing coupons
to be paid for taxes was repealed; but the refeai Is deemed lineoustitnilonal anil Is before
hccoiirls. I per eciit interest a year Is to be
paid oil coiisol. bonds and on \ of the face of
old bds. Of »22.00(:.l»10 conso's.. about $:3.00tl.«l'l
are in coni.on bonds. Assessed value of properly in 1871. $366,116,81.0 tax rate. 5 mills. The
tax law of 1872 applies to numerous objei t* and
;
expected to raise an iucrcaseii revenue,
13 p. l'ni,429, 8S9
106,"&c. 2i,000,000
1871
l(X),ftC.JlO,«)0,000
J.& J. Kiclimond, Treasury.
J.* J, On seMlem't.wlth W.va,
In June. 1S1I.
bouda were paid.
The
is
SJoneol. bonds,
(v. 13, p. 6W,'=34.)
The Slate owns about
1890-1910
March 1,1876
303,969
coupon
coupouB
2,172,000
1966-67
'67- '8- '9
after deductingbou'lspaid in bv
ailroads. From
this total debt of $:M,990,066, the Comptro'ler deducts—debt of solvent railroads, $5,7.6,533 due
from railroads then sold, $5,214,032; Indorsed
bonds that will pay interest. $2,172,000, ami interest, $130,320; Int. 18 nio6. on bonds paid in. $535.590; estimated balance revenue due, Jan. 1. 1872,
$1,200,000; making total deductions of 11." .028. 175.
'
1870-73
1892
1869-92
735,553
1.000
1,0001
'*
"
4,083,991
6
6
registered
registerej
stcriing "
\nterest fundable to Ji«i.6i
due to July 1,18!1
(v. 13, p. 739, 839;
total debt here given Is, according to a supplemental report of the Comptroller, Oct. 21. 1871,
Ba
sterling
18-.2.
The
&
6
5 &
'5
•
s^b'^
f
all created for war purposes and is being
steadily diminished. The valuation of real and
personal property for the fiscal y.-ar ending Apr.
1S70. $1:13,189,489. and tax 01 25 cents on $100. Total
;
Colnnibla, Treasury.
11,600
500,000
var
l-dj«'K
Now
G
*
*2,275.0tM:;
russcfl in llic State.
Tot.al propcity valuation.
»90,lll,8l.2. ta.vation n)<: mills.
The vfthiatlon of all
property In 1871 was
•72- '89
Jan., 1871
Jan., 1876
July, 1881
Jan., 1837
1,019,000
700,OI»I
1.SJ
Issue, noietter
)
series, letter B
.^
do
not l*-ttered
«
reen issue, no letter
j iS 2
Bds to fuiidint. on abo^ e to Jan., '6-(
Int. due on alt bds cstim'd to Jan, ^t
Funding bonds
**
"
"
"
"
amount of
•74-'89
6,712,606
Green
"
'37-'89
'89- '90
N. Y., Amor. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
State Treasury.
do
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1838
1833
Slate Capitol stock
i .B°Z"
3ds to fund Int. on above to Jan, 6ii
Sailroad debt—
Bonds end'rsed for railroads') S;^
Bonds loaned to UU.'s, old.. -^S
BdB is-*ued to RU.'s since '66— ^'^
•*
bonds are held bv the permanent school
The "Minnesota fetate Hallroad" bonds,
which are repudiated, were issued In 1858 to the
fund.
tUi75,0(iO,0liO,
7
i,5r»7,i«»
1869-'7tl
Hermitage purchase bds " S S S
**
1883
1888
'74- '88
On demand.
Albany.
6
44,.500
186:!
8late
1877
1878
1879
1872
Dec, 1883
March,
March,
Rhode Inland:
South Carolina:
State stock
REMARKS, t
When Due.
The
H.)0
1860
1836
l.-i5a
May
Registcr'd do do
Coupon loan of April l'.t(.$:il,OO0reg;
Militarvloau of Aiav 15 (e[). & reji.J
Slock loan of Feb. a (re;;istered)...
do
do
do
do
do
1,000
1,000
1866
1868
1867
&
Whom.
levenue
10
(f^l.OOOreg.)..
:2
a
a
6x.
5
Payable and
N. Y., Manhattan
5
l,106,4-«l
'.
J.
do
do
do
do
do
6
3
5.150.2a)
2,099,0a)
473.000
o' Conaltutionj
rftniJT>Phf
canal
Debt, J*'
^^^ ,^ j^^.^ g^ ^^<
Art 7, Sec.ia.
J.
do
do
1,.TO!.0(KI
by
Of
J.&
W,67.->,0ttl
I
J.
M.&S.
M.&S.
J. £ J.
M.&S.
A.&O.
1,199,900
1,002,900
593,4ai
IjOOO
&
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
392,000
5(«,00U
3,379,000
5,219,000
500.000
160,000
18i7-3,
J.
;,961,01K1
1861
1863
1861
do
taxable
M.&N.
J.&D.
2.W7,000
1867
1871
J.
do
do
439,000
Principal,
TpVliere
All these
J.&
1011,000
50,0l«l
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
WhCHT
Payable
!
14,
ii.
iv.
19, 175, 885, 457, 489,657.)
—
:
June
.
,
"
mn.
i^,
THE OHRONICLR
867
CITY SECURITIES.
ut of Coo«re«, In the yoar ITO. by Wk. b. Uama * (;.i„ m Iha omea of lb* LIbrirUn nf concniM WasklagtOB, C.|
P,
Naharrlbe
ribera will coiirsr
area! fltror brKlvinK na iMmadUta jiotU a »f a« y arror <la«o
«laeav
irara<
mm t T»M—.
INTKUE8T.
DESCKirnON.
llnte
SUe or Amount
CEutemd
»ooordlii« lo
!
PrlnclMl
•
of
par
OntBoudi. Value. st'udlng
For explanation, see
Albiinu.y.y.- Bde for muulclpM par'
'Yo
ilo
do
du
do
do
cin
do
do
do
do
do
do
>l«
1871
ta7l
pleasure after
1890..
M.AN.
V«r
v»r.
10O*c.
100*c.
100*e.
100*0.
7.'«7,63)
18«S
imo
Park luiprovt'iniMU loan
18(3
18SS
1893
IS(8
UK
&
tOOftc.
Lounlo Unit.
Ohio
Out' nillllon loan, IMIts
C. RK...,
Hall
i'tttirt Ilimsi!
,
to Vii. Valley IMl
To W.'at. Md. It.lf. ifor»l.mv«W)..
Kndoi-AcnienU for N, \V. Va. lilt...,
IOO&C.
lUOftc.
lOUftc.
lOMc.
l'I.sc:Ht:niiilM
B^altn
Various Trust Funds
Renewal city Debt
I
i
Ml'
Fi-b
8
8
189,723
9,000.000
1,V 10,000
i,aio,ooo
318,100
8«l,64«
187,414
«
Ti3,ll00
IOO.tc.
lOUftu.
1,000,000
[irr •'»« n
•eenraa b|r Itl
i,t»«lMailas.
-"
•
1911
1H76 8!
:S9S
,
City n)celpU,lini,83IS,SK9; lnl.a-c«anl.
iro-'a*
credit has been loaneil eitrmlrrlr lo rtflroada. In etchango lor thi-lr «<rnrllir*, whirh II
holds to the amount ot 9ll.iiri.v«>*. The sinking
ran.i lor H.ft o. lilt. ».vi«ijii'ii.'.ii »«• iir;»«rr,
Baltimore,
do
du
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
8
6
6
6
6
8
6
6
6
May
ITOS
1898
1,
Bept.
B«pt.
Bcpt,
du.
1,
I,
1,
1,
Jan. 1,
,l>ll. 1,
.iBlr 1.
Dee.8l,l*l:
We.t. MiL
;
6
Baltimore,
6
do
do
do
6
6
6
6
»7I,100
5«0.I»»J
I.OIK)
1,0110,000
IJIOO
80),tU0
8
7
1:1:
•••-.'
•
and the
lan
tiMal of the trveml
Tlie amouiii „f
»M«>.I.12.
pays Inlrrfst In |il.1,n4;;.i>v,
1880
l<«9
1890
1886
1994
:.
,
„
,
IS/UI/UI loan; Wat.
waterworks, tunl l*>.
Hallway, and liiliri--
Apr.^1800
The
paillea.
,r
r
t
1.
•
U.R. Istobei
Jolr
endoraed.
1. 1880.
,
Ti-
fa'-'.Tw.mi
1
I-,.;
,
m
,,,;
r,cUt,Tn4
'i-nerally due al pleaMure after Iha
ilty named. The flscal year now
>i
l.'.an.
.luly, 1900
18i»-'85
1886
l«sii,il
itr,"
1880
Bangor ft Boston.
Valuation of real and |M-nu>iial proporty »8,x;9J*s.
Kate nf taxation. 2H per el. The loans lo F.nmpr
ft N. Am. Itli.an
to Banxor ft P1seala<iu • Kit.
are Bccun;.| by Orsl mortgages on those rowls.
1873-'8S
1874
Mereh. Sat. Bank.
Boston, 2d Nat. Bank
Boat.,
I
18M
180*
The population
do
do
Dorchester water loan
Brooklyn :
City Hall loan
Water loan
Debt of Willlamsburtfh loan
3 8,759
583.205
£A
I
t
1810
I86«
1870
1870
.
1,0(J0
1861
1.00U
l,UUO
1,100
i.oou
1,1X0
;
,
1.0(10
I
1,000
I
1,(X«)
I
I
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.vlOO
IfiOO
1,000
1,000
1,1101)
1,000
1,000
ijm
S>iwcraKeboDds, continuous. local.
do bonds (coupon)
bonds
do
1,000
1,005
;
20I,S'IO
6
490,000,
6
3i9,C0O
l.(IO«
Fire loan
1,290,000
6
6
4,000,0(10
.
Ass. fund bunds, continuous
Central ave. sewer bonds
Charleston. S.C.:
City stock
?
250000
2,-»4MO
18.15
do
do
do
tiowanus Canal impr. loan, do
18<i«
Bushwick av.
do
do
1%5
do
South Seventh
do
1866
do
Union HtriH't
do
1867
do
Fourth ave.
do
isa
do
do
do
1887
Wallabout Bay
do
18*1
Bedford ave
do
local....
1867
Kent ave. b;isln
do
1869
N. V. Uridine loan. reK& coopon
1870
Prowpeet Park loan,
do
.... 1860-'?.!
Waterloau
18)7-nj
394,000
836,000
2,523JXID
18.19. '61
1857
1885
IS'M
1865
isia
Soldiers aid fund loan.
Nal'l G'd & Vol. Firemen's loan...
National tiuarcl loan
Atlantic ave. Improv. loan, local
Third street
do
do .
000
1,000
1,000
1,000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
1,949,711
1863
I8SS
X
I
J.*
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
du
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
iUO,llOO
328,1100
771,0
278,000
'MS,000
1,800,000
8,938,000
9,274.000
1,919,000
4,897,103
%o,oao
1868
1871-'8»
I90O-1DOI
1872-'7r>
1875- '80
On demand
•a-.'/nH/i/i— Bounties to Voluuteers.S
Bounties to Volunteers
T
To build i:i:glcston Ave. sewer.. B2
F
Loan to Cin. * Hills.
do to Little .Miami ICIi
RR
do KatouA Ilam.UU
do Covington* Lc.v.RR
do lljio& .Mississippi RR
do Marietta* Cin. HI!
A
O
H
M
I
t'oinmon School purposes, r-^g
A
Bonds to fu'id tIoallnsd"ht
Bds toO&M Itl'.topur. whf prop.N
do for Common School purposes.
do to pur re \\ estate for WorKli'seV
do tohuild Workhouse
Y^i
do nnr.Orph. Asyl. Kds for park.C
do forerection of a Workhouse..
do for waterworks
Ci
C3
do for waterworks
do for Coinnion school purposes!*^
do for Common School purposes.?
do to <)& M ICR to pur. whf prop.N
do pur Epls. Bury'tf Gdsforpark.Q
•
Imp. waterworks,
i.C
do forexten.A
do
D
do
do
do
do
V,
do
do for rundlnK floatlUK debt....A2!
do loaned ti Whitewater Canal.. A
8
do for new hospital
88
do for now hiispllal
do forfundiiii< OoatinKdebt
L
do forexten.£ Imp. watervorks.K
do
liu
F
do
Bds pur. Orph Asyl. G'ds for Park.O
do for Workhouse
V3
do for scwera:(e
R,
do for tmprovinu Gilbert ave
V'
1000
laet
j
i8«8
18-tO
1311
1H50
1851
18«-'51
IS5I
1815
1S35
,
1,000
l.UOO
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
I. OOP
1,000
l.OM
1,000
1«5
l.OllO
1834
1368
1846
1,000
1,000
1^
18(18
1868
1S68
1888
18'J0.'6I
1835
1860
1847
1819
IfSO
184)- '48
18l7-'48
I8ff7
1868
1853
1853
1853
1851
l/BO
1,000
1.000
1,0)0
1.000
1,000
1,000
1.000
I, Olio
a
87,000
2iSt8,0i0
2,896,000
mooo
3,421.000
2,000,000
187»-'80
do
do
1900-1901
be found
6
31,000
6
25,000
6
150,000 73-10
91.000
6
96,000'
6
134,000
6
91,000
6
9S«.nOO
6
110/100
6
25,000
5
66,000
5
210,000
6
18,000
14,006
81,000
990,000
I90,<X»
ISOMO
103,000
99,000
199/100
17,000
199.509
ico/xn
1/00
i,ono
l,ini
do
do
do
6
7
5
6
6
6
73-10
7«-<0
78-10
78-10
8
6
6
6
6
1,000
1,000
1,000
do
do
7
7
A.
149,000
27/100
9D0/n0
99Ov00D
mfioa
To/no
imfloo
* O.
Var.
J. * .T.
J. 8c )
A D.
F.ft A.
J. *D.
J. * ,1.
J. * J.
,1. * J.
.1.
A D.
U.AN.
.).
M.
M.
M.
M.
*K.
*N.
*K.
*8.
A.ft
do
du
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1873
1861-13
1881
•
1891
1817
1885- '94
1880-'8l
nearly fiS.Ulo.insl to W.Oil.imt. Till- r.i
:.
on the assessed valuation of last year, u\c"*agfd
$3 84 on the fion. The rale baa Wen reduced,
they say, lo leaa tbait a
mhiI oa tba nrrnsird
valuation ot last year. The Maror Id hia Message, states the dent 10 Dec. 8, 1^71. at 8-J..2-'r,,lM'
Mr
for pub. Ininr'm'ts. less ti!.:«>.tS5 in sinking funil.
(or local Ininroveinents as marked Im-al
In this: tabl*..)) a-hl(-h
are a lieu ^on the prop-
1881
89/157,4(16
1)107- •SO
ISTJ-'UO
187i-'90
187Ta6
loasie
6
6
6
73-10
78-10
6
6
A. &0.
H.ftN.
M.AM.
.1. * D.
M.AN.
.1.
J.
* J.
* O.
imi
i.onn
100,000
70J)00
«
6
7
I860
1868
iflm
1.10,000
71-10
A.*0.
M.AS.
A.*0.
M.tB.
1.10000
-;)-io
M.ftg.
1,0110
1879
000/)00.
I901-'ll
191S-'^4
1881-1902
Syrsfrd'te
do
i
1880
Bonds are mostly held within the Ktate ol South
Carolina, and Interest la paid In Charleston.
18(9- '98
1883- "84
1890
ft
Co.
I
Cincinnati.
do
do
Total fnnde<l debt. April 1, 18^^ rt4,103/ni. Floating debt, ^^1,649. Asaesaed Tslae of real i
Amer. Ex. Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
1874- '82
1882.'99
1890-'%
Dec.,
18811
Aug.,
187-
Dee., 1880
Jan., 1881
do
du
du
I
rTl.
was
9286.890,890;
rrnonal. f
I
Cook County debtlsBll7
187l-'99
1872- '79
lSJJ-89
J.ily, IS7i
.Inly, 1876
m
A
:
1878- •76
due
:
In
and interest
is;:!,
|>ercenl. except
payable in J.
8l3l'/)t^'
Is all
ft .1.
orlnM.A-S.
Populallon by census of isf.
In 1«».
Tax
rale f.ir l»71.
:(
."
•
folhiwing table Irom the li.
.1
Hainlllon (;oiinly, Ohio.
valUBIlou ol the City ot CIncii.uati for leb >cars ;
I
do
Jan.. ISSS
June,
Nov.,
I8SI
1885
It
do
do
do
March,
I K '4
1 i. n
1886
Oct., 1886
March, 1888
June, 1888
Ang., 1888
2
July, IffiR
Jan., 1880
Nov.. 1890
Sept.. 189*
SE
1^1
5i
§ ^
8 g S g
s. 1 5 5 « i n
I
R H 1 1 8 5 1 i
June,1889
,
A*t
ty, Sept.,
of actual value.) Total Iota
calrulaled al 8196 000/100. Tax rale for
mills
rebate of taxes tor loss by Are. tduwu.
Population In IV.O 298.983, against 109>n In ItO.
&).
1880
1880-'<S
do
t'lnclnnall
N. Y, Amer. Ex. Bank, April. 1896
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Philadelphia, Bank N. A. March, 1897
do
do
do
du
X. B. Jnne, 1897
Ex.
V. Y., Amer.
Sov., 18*7
do
do
do
Jan., 1900
du
du
do
Jane, 1900
du
du
du
Oct.. 1900
do
du
do
March, 1908
Cluclnnall.
Oct.. 1»14
y. T. .Vnier. Ex. N.
do
du
"
1
1868- '90
ISTI
I
do
do
do
do
1
bent-Otted and
must be paid liy It ;
float'neoblltratlons. 81/127.514. eons'sttnsf o( eer'-'
T,it flcalea and fll"M"l due ('111 •-•••
lal debt, »:«l.6«..;»).
Thr
-v
claimed that the total detir
ji
UMiWAM. Population In
,.t
266,661 In 1860. Valuation Of properly about f.tv,-
erty
1866- '95
'I
du
N. v.. Am. Exch. N. Bk.
do
do
do
do
y. Y., Duncan, f. ft Co.
do
do
N. v.. Am. Kxch.K. Bk.!
N.V., MctrupolUan Bk.
K. Y., Anier. Kx. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
du
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Philadelphia, Bank V. A.
N. Y.,Ainer. Ex. Bank.!
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
vlty.
a law of mi taxation for l>i,(h elly and eounty
purposes was llm-ted to 2 cents and 3 mills on the
dollar, on the assessed valuation of ls:o. The
Boani of Kstlmate In Jnlv. 1871.
report
timt tltelr CHlltnate au(KUl less
f'sn Ias( vear. or a t,
187»-'81
V. V. Duncan, 8.
N. Y.,
ill
.
By
do
do
<>.
M.«8.
J.*D.
F.* A.
J.* D.
J.4> J.
J.* J.
M.*N.
H.AN.
A.AO.
A.*0.
m the last
d
r.
i.. -=.
nuanctaf report <>f Utv
1890-'91
do
do
3300,000 6 ft 7
40.(100
J.
e
1899-190O
Boston.
lSr2-'76
1873
1375
J. <k J.
J.*
1,090,000
3,790,000
I
-a
1900-UOI
V»rl.
:
Water loan
1,000
do
1,000
Sewerage bonds
1,000
do
ijno
River Improvement bonds
ipn
Manlclpal and School bonds
a
do
do
S. Park loan (not a bond of Ch'^o).
Cook County debt
isia-w
.',
sterling Je>l0ll,0itl loan, negoilaic,!
lheilty».1,»a,4iri hi curr.noy. An
tide In nvarti to uxallon, by Mr.
;8n-*7»
1875-'*
Brooklyn,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Var
.;
.
Ud demand
Charleston
5,112,000
51,500
90,000
1893.'S4
J.
do
do
do
«
Total amount ol ta\.j
o debt In ls7i> 71 was «^,Oi,s«;,
Anrll 30, 1871, was |r^>,iin<.l:l6. and 11
then held, «11,632.!>59. Slnklnufunl
suOlelent lo me«'t thi- di'hl as 1<
l!l74-'78
do
do
do
do
do
London.
6
6
53,000
99,000
150 000
l.«,000
213.000
90,000
952,000
2J.000
SS.OOO
25,000
167,000
135,000
3!5,0a)
321,000
30^,000
336,000
1878-'79
I871-1t7
188t-'87
1885- "SO
Boston,
?•
of Bos|,,ii in I'Oi was 230,si6, against
177,840 In I8HI. Valnalion of real (-slate In ttiu was
83RI/ID'I,1UI ; personal |.r'.i..rl,, «.M'!.l'«-.,r>K- i.,tal.
158 LIB!!. 10 P. iin„n w.i,,
j.i-r f l.dli iv.r 81
.1
On demand
Boston,
6
893,900
411,000
1,928,000
2,383,179
668,890
688,000
1.000
1819-^
do
do local Improvcni
Brooklyn local Improvement loan
Mt Pro-pect Square loan
•
no*.
Nov.,
Augusta.
rii 500
500,000
1,(50,000
117,00}
k
1M3
Boston HlKlilands
Consolidated St. Imp loan, st.rling
Bonds for various city purposes
I
oiuij
1
8
1,0(11)
1852-'e8
Bonds for .M uiilelpal Purposes
185^'•3
do
Uecrulrln}; purposes
l8««-'68
do
bounty to volunteers...
1863
do
city purposes
ISOt-IM
do
(lo
various
ISU'SO
Roxburjr war deb assumed
Renewal of water bonds ol '48
isiJ
Water loan, sterling
18l»-'49
."^Ity notes (now uiaTn) Act 1859
1881
Water loan ((Jbesuui Hill Reso.)... 18l!5
do
do
do ... 1869
do
do
do ... 186S
do
(Dorchester)
OtUr/tffO
Amount
Loan f Albany * \iu
mortgage on load (1
r«»
MO
:
do
fund for
Sinking land lor »>i<
isilM
.,
May,
do
do
6
M3,9«6
lOOAc.
im
Kit
issn.81
-.
'H
,
.1
The city
ism
MS4
ISM
do
do
8
6
M,9I8
9,000,000
«,»l 1,083
410,853
1871
isr^
York db Cum. UK.
Wot. Md. \»i ..
Union ItU
Ointfor^ Jfr.
City debt propter
Periobiicnl A KftuH'td-c Kit. loan..,
EinMpi'Hii & N. .VtiiiTii'iin UR.
Baiixor&
lOOftc.
tOOftc.
,
Loan
do
do
do
100*0.
lOO&c.
18W
uet
loan
loan
FunilhiK loan
do
do
do
WW
1,000,000
Pulilli- I'ark.s (I>riild Hill)
<lo
d..
r<)iis4>lid:iti^I
w.oni
i,8iia,uo
I,
.)UDe, I^T4-74 Sinking
Mar. 1879
nam.
1
'«Mto.
CoiisoliUtUcd bounty loan
Kxi'inoC
do
Nc«Cliy
F.* A.
850,000
v»r.
I8M
&
40O.0OO
10 1,1100
Mo.omi
i«o,av
RKMARKB.l
when dm.
WIioui.
I.IKII)
100,000
l.tlUO
18S8
Where Pavablo uid by
1,010
59.0'JO
ano.iw
1,0
1,000
1,000
1,000
I8SIAM
H.K.,
1M6
t
J.AD. N.r.. Duncan, 8. « Co
M.*N.
do
do
,). AD.
do
do
F AA. Boal.,Merch'aU' Bn^
M.AB. N. v.. Duncan, B. A
M.AN.
do
do
M.*8.
d(»
do
M.*N.
do
do
1,000
1,000
1870
HoiiiU loaned to X\b. & BuiMt>
ir/ivr,r, <la:
it.HKi'tfor various ptirpoies
CUV »t'k due at
Jail Mtocli
Wnf or lost!
1890
1W4
IMl
I'M
ISO
WiKrr Atock
4
When
Ji'V Payable.
foj^t-notvs.
I II I
811 I 4 I
« t
3 8 e «
^
•^-
5.
I i I I I i I i I ! I i
ToUl debt
ol Clnclnaatl
la
ahont tumf0».
^-
Inl
acoonat aboal t800/ia> cer aanam.
do
,Sf!«orB.i;r'i/.(e.-Tho sites In which bondaare Issued: ri.,ioiiand I.OOO; », 100,500and l/loOs d,100and 1/W: «,alsooTerl tWi/.Wj ».«»0: *.**.•«•
^^_,
Whet pr.vi')/,'.-.!. & .I.standsfor Jan.* Jnlv; F. & A.. Feb. * Aui.: M. & 8., March ft Sept.; A.* O., April ft Oct.; M.ft N.. May ft Not.; J. ft !>., Jnaa ftDM.; ^t-^^
quarterlv (Vom .lau.; Q —F., qnarterlv Irora Feb.: (y.—M.. ouarterly from .March.
,
^
j . ., j — , ___*. ..^s-i,.^....! la
,_ •
ilatciociM
v«MMtd.
tb
Jfan irt*. In this column asummary of Iho lalsstluIurmaUou la regard
wUli r«f<t«MW tp mor«^otaU»d
beglrea
city
•
. aianotalwUl
r-.
»
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CSBO.VlOLg
V
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W
J,
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THE CHRONICLE.
858
fjune 29,1872.
CITY SECUEITIES.
Subscribers
nrlll
confer a great Tavor by giving us Immediate notice of any error discovered lu our Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
Date
ot
For explanation of all references, eee Bonds
loot notes on preceding page.
C.ncinn'7/i—f Continued;
do to build Egsrleaton ave sewerBS
W
do Improvement bonds
do water work jiurposes
G'neril Improvement
C4
<fit2
Columbia, S. C. :
Bond.* for various purposes
Funding and substitute bonds, &c
City Hall,&c
H71
1871
1811
do
do
Gas Co. sto-k
Funding bonds, coupon
'
1,873
do
1871
1853
1866
per
Cent.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
13.T6-71
Bo'tdslor various purposes
DltroH, Mich. :
Ben is for various purposes
do Water W'lc Co, guar, br city,
do for building City Hall
Jirtef/, City
par
OutValue st'ndlng
1856- f8
Columbus:, o'a. :
Subscriptions to various RR. stocts ISSS-M
INTEREST.
Size or
&C
250
1,000
1.000
1,000
6
1867-'69
73-10
100,000
136,0(0 7 3-10
60.000
7
300,000
7
1
When
Principal,
by
Whom.
A.&'O. N.jr., Amcr. Ex. N.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. «:D.
M.&S.
F.&A.
183,400
161,450
250,000
J.
J.
118,000
147,000
10,000
175,900
27,500
J.
&
&
B
Columbia,
do
J.
J.
& J. Savannah, C.R.R.Bk.
New York.
Col. City T easury.
& J.
A. &0. New York 4 Columbus.
J.& J.
Columbus.
Varl.
&
ST.,
Cent. Nat.
Bank
do
do
J.
J.& D.
1852-67
1869-71
1S66-69
1,009
l.UOO
1,000
73AX)
1.10,000
Oe
400,000
2U1,000
129,000
870,000
1.00
'e
J.
J.
.I.&.T.
J.& J.
J.& J.
.I.&.T.
J.& J.
473,01
l,i*IO(;
1,0'
J.&
J.&
1,314,000
Van.
Varl.
1870-1
1871
1,000
a
1,665,50.1
M.4N.
Varl.
Varl.
1,'.;91,500
Varl.
1852
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
I.0OO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
i.aio
1,000
1,000
J.&.J.
Cty,
.Jeisey
.Jeffnrsonville
RB stock
School Houses
18!i3-.M
Subserln. to stock,
8tr^dpr^8, wharf
L.& N. K.B
1854
1854
1857-59
1865
Waterworks
Bounty fund
For improvement of streets
186«-()r
1854-'70
Puhlic schools
Water stock
Sewer bonds
1867
1863
1871
1868
1863
do
Rowan's,
H city wharf
Elliabeth and P. BR
Whft f property
,JalI bonds
For old liabilities
School bonds
For old liabilities
St Lo lis Air Lino RR
RR
IS'iS
1868
1869-71
18«9-';0
1870
1871
1871
City Hall
*
boncfs, endorsed
i^yiichbtirg, Ta.:
by Louisville..
iJonds various purposes
Bo nds, 8 per cent
Jlamp/iln, Tenn.:
1 onds fo"- various purposes
rost bo'ids
Var.
Funding loan, (gold) ..*
Endorsement M. & L. Rk. R.R
Mobile:
City debt
do
do
ABC
DBF
(pay. an'iy
(pay. an'ly
till '91)..
till '86)..
Bonds to Mob. & Gt. North RB.
Bonds to Grand Trunk Railroad
Wharf bonds
Cityf 'Uded dt>bt
To .Mobile jE North western RB
M'lntgomery, Ala.:
Bondsof ISOS, N. 4 8. Ala. RR
Hew YorX:
Water stock
1870
1837
1.000
1,000
1866
1866
1S.M
1870
1870
1871
lu71
1,000
1,000
1,000
18C8
1,000
1841-63
do
1870
Croton water stock
1S45-60
oton Aqueduct stock
1865
Addl 'nal new Croton Aqueduct...
Cro'on water main stock
Croton Reservoir bonds
do Aqueduct bonds
Croton water pipe bonds
Central Pa k fund stock
lKl-7
do do
do
do
1853-7
do
do
do
do
1857
Cen. Park additional fund stock
do
do
do
Central Park imp. fund stock
1857-9
do do do do
do
1860
do do do do
do
1865
New C
Building loan stock. No
Real estate bonds
Public education stock
ITocks and slips stock
4
*
r....
Dock Bonds
Floating {(ebt fund stock
Market stock
do
do
'do
City Cemetery stock
do
1853
1860-3
1853
last
187D
1860
1865
do
b
b
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
do
Lunatic Asylum stock
do
do
Fire department stock
Fire elegraph bonds
270,50(1
191,000
500,000
154,000
425.001
136,0(0
1,000,000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
189I-'92
1878
Bonds are all coupon, and were Issued in small
amounts as wanted. City holds so:iie stocks and
otlier property.
Valuation of property 1871
ll
11!
t3,386,ao.
1873- '83
1887-'39
IStO, 79,601 ; value of waterworks,
»1,176,000, against a debt of »a;0,000; amount ot
city taxes on real and personal property in 1873,
Ii73,809 ; in 1871, »918,807 ; in 1870, |710,6(>0.
Population In
18Ti-'81
18i4-79
Various.
1875-81
May
135,000
23,000
M.&S.
Varl.
809,692
111,817
J.
J.
25,000
3,515,000
230,000
300,000
J.
J.
J.
500,0
151.000
250,000
&
6
&
6
6,500,000
6.907,939
1,000,000
500,000
1,500,000
266.500
300,000
4. ''52500
4.111,200
1,8! •.,0.10
Assess iient b mds
City Parks ;mr>rovem'tfund stock.
Normal scliool fund stock
Public sc'iooi building land stock..
Ad iltionai Croton water stocR
Sewer repair stock
W. Y. Count!/:
County Court House stock
do
No. 3...
do
do
No. 4...
do
do
No. 5...
do
Sol. subs. Bed. bounty bonds
Sol. bounty fund bonds
Sol. subs, and Relief Red. bonds.
Sol. bounty fund bonds. No. 3.......
Boi. bounty fund Bed. bonds. No. 3.
Blot damages Bed. bonds
Indem. bonds,
do
do
Assessment fund stock
.
Westchester Co, Imp. bds.
ikii
isH
8,5
1871
1871
1871
1«71
187J
!,R00
2,201.100
6i
7
7
6g
7
6
6
6
<
1901
May,
1898
'73to'98
1898
1889-1901
do
do
do
Bk of America.
do
do
do
do
do
do
'r2-'89
•75
'80
4
Sept., 1891
April, 1891
feto'93
Interest on 1200,000 of the sixes is paid in Balll
more. City holds nominal assets of $9513.645.
Lynchburg,
do
floating and 05-erdue debt in 1370-71 was $!,011,.
981.ofwhicli $531,250 was taken up nvailalde assets .\nril, 1871. »377.98S; not available. $214,1C.1
valuation of real and personal, $21,542,315; t«x,
$481,8.>2.
Population, 40.230.
Valuation ofpropcrty, 1811, $20,376,916; tax, \'4
per cent. Tucre are also $'^000,000 of bonds in
hands of trustees for G.T. RR and $",liO,0O0 for
The
Memphis.
Myers* Co
N.Y., P.M.
do
do
Charleston, S. C.
Mobile,
Bk
of Mobile.
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Merch. N. Bank,
Mobile City Treisury.
do
do
N.T., Howes
18'5-'9«
1872-1910
Nov.,1900
July, 1872
1891
1886
1885
July, 1899
Nov., 1895
till 1901
;
;
,
Mobile
&N- W.R.K.
Bonds are endorsed by N. 4
&M.
S. Ala.
RR.
The city and county, though Idenlleal as to bounda1870-75-79-80
ries, have separate organizations and distinct
1902
debts. The followingstale put shows the amount
1883-90
of funded and temporarv debt, and the amount in
1884
the sinking fund at tiie tlates named.
1900
April 1,
Jan.l,
Jan. 1,
1900
Des'-rintion of Debt.
1873.
1871.
\STi.
1907-1911
Funded city delit
$48,016.7n6 $57.!199.:'08 $li9.SVl,7J8
Funded
l»07-l'ill
county debt.. 20.981,350 29,239,.')IXI 29,379,500
1880
Total funded debt. .$68,998,146 $87,238.6(8 $88,7111.218
1887
Less sinking fund.... 18.115.891 '20,182,321 20 469,787
1898
1898
To._. less s'k'g f 'd.$50.S82.'252 $6-.On6,'286 $6^,231,461
Total,
1874
Tempoi...^
emporary city
...
1874
debt. 10.525.100 14.944.(»lo M.SHI.aW
6.;1.-|0.291
City
Ity revenue bonds..
1376
Lw.......
3,080.000
5.479.100
.....^....v.^-.
County rev. b'ds, &c. 8,88';,'«0
'm'.im ii5i2i700
1887
1895
Total temp'y debt..$22,491,30O $21,313,100 $'22,806,997
1873
1873
The population of
1873
York In 18-,0 was 921,531,
against S05.a>8 in 1860. The following table shows
1872-1876
the progress in ten years of prOi.erty valuation
1901
and taxation.
1878
1894
1897
s ss S2
1897
<£>
«>
CO
r..f
r.
—
S
a
188S
N'.
.
N w
Q.-F.
7
June,
Louisville.
M&N.
275.60)
15 .,000
11,500
.376,600
do
do
Oi{., 1898
N. Y.
all
»;,tK0,0.lO
18;'2.'89
Louisville.
—
—
e&
4
85
1896-97
•TS
1872,
meet
July, 1897
July, 1898
N. Y. Bk of America.
Q.-P,
M.'4
6
1,000.000
848,000
1,106.700
100,000
8,S8S,S00
6,000,000
80,000
do
do
a.-F.
6
,-r.
7
M.&N.
6
-F.
5
-F.
6
—F.
6
F.
5
-F.
6
F.
6
,-F.
6
,-F.
5
-F.
6
.-F.
5
-F.
5
-F.
i&6g. »r.4 N.
00.1
2,600,000
600,000
100,000
40.200
2,000,000
4,000,000
»1«,700
745.800
,T.
do
do
that the rosourct's were adetiuale to
the city debt as it matures (e.\cept the
to the K & P.
U.) The total delit
January. 1872, was *6,I53.(K10. exclusive of tlie railroad debt, for which the roads arc liai)ie. amounting to »1.5.58,00«. Population in 1870 was iai,'i5S
against 68,033 in 1860.
January,
.
69^,0(10
1863
1863
1363
&
The commissioners of the sinking fund Mporled
April. 1832
do
11-83-84
do
April. 188:1
do
l»*l
N. T., Bank of America. Mav, 1887-89
6
2,748,000
75,000
40,000
181,010
75,000
451,200
3,340,000
300.000
400,000
400,000
2.767,000
3.000,000
B'-idge
4 J.
.1.
4.649,618
73.000
2,900.000 5
250.000
1,451,80
1,250,000
912,000
490,000
490,000
3,066,071
399.300
275,000
990,000
1,6110,000
& J.
* J.
4 .J.
M.4 N.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
M.4N.
J. 4 J.
254,200
345, HKi
500,000
360,000
230.000
300,000
Bk
do
do
do
N.T.,Bk of America.
J.
A.ftO.
55';,200
S. T., Mercantile N.
1, 1891
Various.
&
Varl.
Varl.
F. 4 A.
500,000
250,000
1,558,000
bonds
Accumula' ed <lebt bonds
Street i.rip.ovemcnr bonds
Street opening and improve, bonds
Vol. Soldiers f'au. Aid fund bonds.
do
dj
do
do
do
do
do
io
Ninth district Court Hou"e bondi..
Consolidated stock, coupon
Dept o Par 8 linprov. bonds
Central Park commission bonds
<t
1
July, 1889
Louisville.
J.&D.
M.&N.
A.&O.
Va I.
A.&O.
166.0110
1,133,4.37
J.
J.&,T.
3T2.0(IO
Tax relief bonds
coupon
do
do
N.Y,
»'«),l.'«)
N. Bk. Jan , 1877-9' No very deflnite Information in regard to the dedo
July, '99-19t«
tails of the flnancial situation of the Lcliy, 1$
do
June, 18T2-79 oblainable.
do
Ian., '98 190U
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
J.
150.000
10000
A
itO.
M.&S.
W.tN.
521953
I
Repairs to buildings, stock
Consolidated stock, coupon
Aceummulated debt bonds
A
1.59,1100
2.500,000
2,063,200
1,766,600
115,000
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
J.
919.000
33.000
A
A
A.JtO.
17,000
72,000
449.1100
A
A
A
City lmpr#v. ir.ent stock
New York
1S7-2.'81
1886-''90
Ist
LiuUriUe, Ky.:
Ne
Population, :S70,9,29S, against 8.062 in 1860.
market bonds were Issued in May, 1872.
1887
1892
:
Water loan bonds., coupon
do
do
do
Sewerage bonds, coupon
Bergen school loan bonds
Sf^werage bonds
do
do improvement bonds
do bounty loan
Assessment bonds
do
do 20 years
Bergen and Hudson old bonds
For
Oct., 1899
1876-'83
Var
J.
t
March 1, 1886
Ang. 15, 1-86
Dec. 1, 1891
J.
231,900
H5O,0OO
600,000
IttMARKS.
When Due.
Where Payable and
Payable.
7
M.4N.
M.& N.
M.4 K.
M.4 N.
M.& N.
M.4 j;.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4 N.
M.4 N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M,4 N.
M.4 N.
M.4N.
M.4 N.
M.4 NM.4 N.
M.& N.
M.4 N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4 K.
M.4 N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4 N.
M.4 N.
M 4N.
M.* N.
M.4 N.
M.&N.
M.4N.
M.4 N.
M.4N.
M.4 N.
M.4 N.
M.4 N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4 N.
M.rfN.
5 S S K
s
«
«5—
K S
rCS
ri
CO
p*
[-
<V
to
M
'^.*
03
Um
-£
5S.
1834
1879
1890
1905
lS&t-18S8
1838
1379-1882
1872
1873-1875
1876
1890
1901
18T2-1875
1872-1878
1872-1874
1901
1891
1391
1891
1882
1373-1893
1831-1838
1891
1896
1873-1876
1883-1890
1880-1381
1895-1891
1891
1877-1879
1382
1887
1884-1888
1901
1881-1888
1901
i-sl
i I K"^ i s i i i
i
2*
*^
n i
d oS *
S' S
S 2 S S2
w'^n S I S i § i 3 S i §
I2S 2 s i b i I I s fe i
lis i s
s"
i£S| S S s
i § i i S 2 i
i 5" i If i S i
;
S^
*
^.
I
IS
:
3.
i^
sM
i s S S p I 5 i S § i 3
i I S S § i i i g i s
i
"-I
These figures do not Include special
ments for improvements, street npenfcig.
(CuroNICLK v. 18,
specllled properly.
423; v.
14,
p. 219.)
assessiVc..
on
p. S9J,
,
.
June
THE CHRONICLE.
2U, 1872.1
859
CITY SECURITIES.
Niibdcrlbom will ooufer • crcMt ntvor by (Ivlac na
DESflUI'TION,
no(le« of mnr arror 41a«*v«r«4 te
lmiiie<ll«t<i
Principal,
phiiiallon or
OH
iintea
roriireiices,
:irovlona.
Pay"
by Wui
y.Orlrana or N. York,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
(IISII,OOan|-idlod.
)
do > yearly to fnt'Bl.
do land prlnelpal..
!!
<lo
oaddfhl
do
do
ilo
do
Rail
do
.!<>
rnrporiitlons
I'.
UK
ulriilii
li
i
of 1809
11 woi'ki* Lortii
1
Million
Ilonds
liin.N
'
New
Orleans,
do
do
Sew
Orleans.
'
4u
do
i.i*ned prior to
conKolldntlon.
11 pay for Block siibji.
do
iVir I'xIiMislcMi of ifiiH works...
lor poriiiHnont Improvoints..
riilli.,
&
«v
debt
'!
reqii red
ij..
ho 11
principal
1*14
IR71
t8K>
debt. Jiilv.lW.
1VI,4IK. against
iMiiinn
law
mo
& Uocbestcr
reg.)
IMS-'M
Boston Suffolk Bank.
do
do
do
do
Boat. Columbian Bank.
Boston Siiflblk Bank,
do
do
do
do
Boston 4k Portland,
do
do
KI{...
Building Loan Com'cra.
do
du
do
do
M mil i-Inal —proper
.Vt.& St. L.
liiai.l
rr'.r,.l..,i,.,,lt.
iMi
'iI!.,
I9W
»U
KK. Co
JtF.lt illroad...
nnp'ovem^lit
Providence,
I'-TriililuKnud bounty hoii-la
\\' liter loiin iiondfl ana stocks.
Fnt/iriMfo :
lloiuN of Ii*.">.5, coup, (gold)
'
.
do
do
conn,
I(CiS,
*
St.. lone
i:i:.,
bonds 'rt:I,
I'.ntrHl Pac. KK. '«!,
W,(il,.ni Pac. UK. '(B.
Pi-hool bonds '6*>- '67,
''idgincnt bonds '67,
do
do
do
do
nonds,
liool
-
lo
Sub
1973
1988
do
do
do
do
T7-T8
do
do
do
1881
do
tlo
1870.
Kbt Co.
do
Funding coup *ns& other purposes.
Kedt;nipt.on of bonds
do
do
Bonds of Intcinal improvements...
do
do
do
do
do
8t. -ioni'ph, ifn.:
Brts to St. .loK.
do
do
St.
&
1)011.
Mo. Valley
St. .los.
Jos.&C.
II.
C.
i
RR.
13«9..
.
SH,i-.'J,aK«i..pit
:*>//* IB
& Topeka KU
R
•
Iver and Wharf Bonds
City luiprovc'iient Bonds
N. Y.
ft
8. ft Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
I
te.l.
on
I
est..
ft
I
CStaii'. SI
In IH7I,
...'''.i.r^"'
;
ptr.'.n
fa per fUUI.
against %,34l In 18«0.
:>,».^
iA\
II.
l'<i
Population
In
lti70,
rate
81,413,
Valuation of real e-tatr, tM.9M.900; rersonal, t».sao^: total, liCHjtMJW. Rate ui lax, $13 Wnrr
81,000. Sinking fun is for I onds of n«t<,|3aj((n ;
H..P.* F. KK. »l;tl,S ti: I.osn nc In I» i. f90.»4».
Population In Kii. w.taM. sgalnM I'.rA In IMO.
Population In IK^l. Ilti.tvj sgnln.t %r,,^T> in i-ai i:,.«i
.
9^.9<n.
-lii'i'
pri
lolallaie
colicrt. d, »J>
In tIJW.Sfv.
All tmIn
m
>
Var.
Var.
Var.
.
Water Work; hond< (oMI
Bon Is to Pari tic IJai'roail
do do Inin M'nintaiu RR
do do North Mo. KR
do do Ohio & MlMippI KR
TowerGrove Park bonds (gold)
Sewer bonds
H irborau'l wharf bonis
La ayct te Park bonds
Kew water work bonds tgold)
Water hjnd.ot ISii, gold.
Var
Bk
Var.
Var.
Republic.
F.ftA.
Varl.
Vari.
V«i|.
'
•80-'8«
1873
•78-19
'86- •89
'78- -80
ISTi
1891
;
Population 1870.810,864 against 160,773 In istsn, city
ant county gove nmenti and flnanees are aefwTotal debt April II. I^:!. f.'-'iAi. Anrate
tic patloti bonds subseiiit
n-,
Countv
187^. »l.onn.nt«i.
•74-T7
valuation of all pro';-.
actual valuci. old rity. *
IS
oflHpcrc*mt; newrii
•n-'74
X
of
1
p. c.
;
esti
.-sej
ni
n(
.-»•.>
-
'
natcd
The sinking fond
Jan.,
-ni^.
:
•T7W
•7l-"!»
'87-'90
June,
do
AprU
Kew
im
1,
nuvj
do
do
S. Y., Jay Cooke ft Co.
N. Y., Farn.L.ftT.Co.
•^-•86
N.Y., P. M.Myers ft Co.
N. Y., tst Natlon'l Bank
•*
1870, 19JI65 against D.933 In 1860.
Ur rall M»Mre«a tB 19JO-7I wa« .allm tod as
In 1870 a-sessed valuation of property
was (ll,OOOW>; rale of tax, IH percent toisi revenue (Int. fund II8>,487. general flind 3NI.I44)
1917,000. The city owns 3900.000 of St. Jo. ft Denver C. BB. slo k, »SU»IO St. Jo. ft Toneka .lock.
3150,000 Mo. Valley stock, their value be>ng nominal.
Public bunding-, ftc., are worth aliout
enne from
Tl-'SS
do
Paul and
"88
•»!
1»»
•89ft'90
.Tan., 1909
Popntetlon 1870, aUKin against 10.400 In 1880. Total
revenue 1870-71. 3l77.6Mi; annual interest arcoaut.
341.332; valuation of real eslat*. 36.630,178; parsonal. 33.2 8,985; tax rate. 23 n III-. Intere t and
sinking fund balance end of fiscal year, AprU I,
t87i,$&xrr7.
Negotiated abroad
1" 1873,
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BON J LIST
Date
Size or
1
AtQcrli-an
coal— Htock
iBl inort.
IB
100
(coiivcrttble)
i86i
Camhfirlaud coil atul I. —tit niort..
<lo
inortKAf^e
do
CiimherlanU Coal & Iron Co— Slock
M
1,000
1869
I'.OOO
100
100
too
90
»
Pennsylvania coal— stock
Utmort'j^a o bomls
Sprln-^ Mountniu coal.—stock
Spnir.- H'll 4M.aI.-«lock
10
Wllki'Khnrrccoal
100
MX
Canton Improvement Co., Bait
Union U.lt. bon l8 Kuaran'eed
Ca y Improvement Co.— nlor.k
....
mortmain'
Real fstiif iK.nds. nold
Adam<i Kxprcws (•>•. -stork
Aamr. Mt-nlumlH' Union Ex.— etock,
lJn(t4'(I stati's Kxpres.'i—stock
Wt-llw. l-urKO A' Ho, Kxprpsw—stock..
Atlantic MatI st-nmnltip Co—)»Iock..
PaoiHc Mail s .>am-*htp Co.— R-ork
1
Bt
mor
1
ir
!....!.'!!!!"
.
.
.
PeunsyivanU Company.....;
,
-
New York OlBcc.
Mar., 18n
J."* J.
J. ft J.
N. Y.,omce.7i Bway.
iew York.
Jan., 188}
7
5
"i'
1871
A sinking fund
prorlilon
Is
mad*
for eacb
•or|.
g<«e.
18.9
April
1379
19. 1873
Deciam
N.Y.,iiiBroidw»y.
do
do
J.* J.
ilJi'V.
Dec,
Feb.,
do
REMARKS.
.Slackl,
Last Dlvi^d.
M.ftB.
- -
9
vol
51
1,990,000
1:000,000
8,410,000
781,390
Whom.
5
4jno,aoo
ssjnoshs.
100
lOU
4,0Oti,OOU
18»
100
100
z
100
100
lOO
100
'iw
idmortiraK^.p^nM
,,
Atchison Brld-'e. Ut mort., go«r
9J00O.00O
by
F.ftA.
900,000
4JI1004100
Cold Mining Co —stock
Htf»rW
t »f <
pold
mjxo
•io
iHi
pTffrrpd
3s.
Where Payable and
When DUO,
Mortgage, $373,333. rv. ll. p. 7*9.)
May.'isR Dividends In 18U. 30 per cent. (v.
Aug. i, 1881
Jan 30, 187i
Phiitdelplila.
Nov.',"l8«»
Boatoii. (Office.
Jan! 9,18*9
Cnaonoui, vol.
11.
p.
OL)
14, p. '.**.
188,0110
Western Union Tole^raph—fitock
&larip4iMi
1J00.O0O
10,'«)/)00
iisfioa
smjom
l.«'2
itonds, S
Principal.
INTEKE8T.
Amount
(lutRate When!
of
par
For pxpl ina'iuii of all referenccR, nee Bonds., valuct st'nding.
foot-notes on lut (ag'e of HH Tables.
Cent Payable.
..
V
ICD
!JOO,O0O
10,000000
i8joni,goo
6,000.000
S.OOOMM
4.000AI0
"i'
^
J.ft'j.
M.ft N.
M.ftN.
3
New
July, 186*
York.ofllce.
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
N. Y. Union Trust Co.
N.Y.,Bankof N.Y.
do
do
k
J.'
A J.
New York oillce.
Jan.M870
187S
9,700,1ns
4,301,000
SOOjOOO
i.30ojno
iljmjm:
rap«n««(,
!».•
198,103.
Nov., 183*
Jnly 9, 1873
Dec.
18»7
Sept., 18*9
8,«98,4nil
3.324,fll»
Oroas rreelpu, t81*-n,
May. 13^
June 1,1873
July, IR»
2JO1,«00
1^^
"io
wc'
See
cmunncht. t.
See OBOificxi,
14. p. 1J3.
V. 13, p. 314
j.dij.
New
;
(199.000.
71-'3
York.
St.
.,.,
3150 000.
•7I-*91
•;5-'88
r,tul\. Minn..-
Revenue Bonds
,
Prcferr»:d bonds
Lake Superior ,t Miss. RR
St Paul i Ch cagoRR
oer cent, bonds
lFM/i<fig<tft./).^-'.— Loan.cp or reg.gld
s,,.^-.
Population In
•80-'89
Nov.. 1889
•74-
do
J.&D.
A.&O.
1170, 3«,3«l.
1886
7l-'8«
do
do
do
do
do
do
PopnIatlOB,
Dec., 1888
do
Varl.
Varl.
tl.lilJa,
1*78
Nov., 18 *
June, 1890
Nov., 1900
do
do
do
.
Jnn»,
1874
F.'b.,
Joseph Treasury.
do
do
N. Y., N.
real estate and other proreriT rained
^".
at 13,783,960. Ai-sesved value of real
«l4,861.4«4.JB«lnst 313 319 140 I 1 l%;i.
In yea- Hw-70 from tsx.-s and *'
May.
Feb.. 1878
ch, 1883
* Chick.
N. Y. N. B'k Commerce.
l-rld{ : Bond^..
81. ;."•((« :
M ly, 1875
July, I'm
Nov., 18-S
N.Y., Xorthrup
DESCRIPTION.
r
|.
gold.
Ma
Y. N. B'k Commerce.
St.
FnndlnK Bonds
lnter.»<t Bnnds
Rencw.tt and Floatinet debt bonds
Re.il e^' te and public buildings.
Slrce improveiiicnt bonds
lo'al debt Feb. I, I8T>, wa* t4M3.l43. wMrh included 1184,000 old uiunlcbal buoda and various
other small l.s ! ». Vslu illon In 1m;i. »'7.««iu]U
Popi
Population.
IHTO i<(l.i>;il. ilK-ln>t
iig.ln.i m.isia In Ih«i.
Sinking fund Mar. Ii »l. sS. tai. Wt. Cilv I. pro
18)>7
do
do
St. Joseph Treasury.
do
do
N. Y. Am. Exchange Bk.
\i\X
»
St
Populaiton, imu,
18«
Duncan.
do
do
do
do
Iver..
)i
18*4
Say. Treasury
ock
«
.
fundi amounted
San Francisco are g.ven
I8«
S. Y..
(subscription to Mu c >g'^e Rft
t/'onstructlon of wnler works.
U-t!»l
'
dcht.»«.H«.i-."l. Sliikli
tlon of n-al and prr.*.
Tbe cUyewns
urc'isi' Mito for water works..
r.lptloii to Op Ilka i>R
Purrlia-Bof Siinnutl^ld plantation
Iniprovcniciit ot s.ivnnii
8«v., Albany * liulf 1SH
.BdtM
iw, passed hi li- ..
Total finidel ilol.t, I..,,
estate in the n ral war •iidiiiK
assessed at $69,776,6(0; M-rvonul
N. Y.. I.ee« ft Waller.
San Francisco,
coup. (gold).
-Iviilgnn'ht
-
(urn-
isn
April,
Jan., 1878
Sept., I'SJ
Jan., li-ts
Jan.. 1800
do
do
do
H'liiiU fir piibli".
S. Kr.
I
.
Nov., IMM
Nov., 1887
Nov., 1888
July, lfW7
June, 1877
June, 1IW7
June, isn
•71 lo -n
I.:
1'.
»
Tbe
4SI.L. RB. Co
Porllnnil
\n
fivrn
tarn.
and N'ewlYork,
Now York.
do
do
du
do
do
do
yWTl
n
jmt
VT (u
•
10 p<
;
drposiu onlor
V.'..-
At.
bonda, by lew
IDM
Dee.,
Pitts.,
&
1M4
I'M
im
Moioo
l« rala«t
rpwial provUlona ar« oMd* tar
'•M?'."' «bl aa tollowsrm«.T>oi
ti»»M7» n' rcil .-uie ui aid l-f,
_. Pol
lle«u«a
n-tm
rittsbnrg.
boiidft
UU. bonds (cp
Miilse
ki
i
do
I'xtension loaii (coupon)
;
?lL>w
n to«
Treaaury.
do
do
do
do
do
lor park purpoitrit
for war iiid biHitity ptinioHeii.
lor municipal
scfiool purp.
d>i
bodda the aam of.
iin4
1874
Oct.,
'nfiiil :
'-
RKMARKlt.
I>iie,
inn
71
do
do
N. Orleans or N. York.
I
!ur liiipnivfiiieilt
/,
Orleans.
,...
I:n< I, mil ol ISO)
line lonn. ISTO
.I'll City, <dol>t a.sstiniod)
-I
New
I81H
<>r
Wliao
re
Uoiida.
'id i>ii(fe
debt
l<lali.'d
««
hH
'
INTEREST.
York,
do
i8H
IW
Jc
ft Cea. Br. X7.F.
a«Mr. brCb.* !}.•».. H. * M.
rtDMyIv«alaR.B.,br«sch 0*Bp»r.
j
...
.
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
860
[June 29, 1872,
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
(Ertereil According lo net of Congress, in
Sabucrlbers
WM
confer a great ntvor by Kivlng
tvlll
DESCniPTlON.
Miles'
of
-
For
year 1872 by
tlie
B.
ii*
DANA 4 CO.,ln
INTEISE.ST
MortKajre
by
mortgage
Arknnms Cenlrnl—XiA Morlgage, gold
AtchUmu. Toti. <(• S. A'c-lst M.,gold
Land grant rn Tt.. gold |6,(00 acres prm.)
AII"H ,( h;,ilfiJ—ut mortgage
AllaiilK ,(• tlirli iitomt Air /,i»e— Ist mort...
Fre>ln'rl-Mhtiry.~ls\
li-
Alliliil,, ,( »\xl Pi li II I -slocli
All. it III. IIV.,«-Stoclc (Total,
1.S65
18C9
1,000
1,000
1,000
I
,
N. Y..
N- ^ -, Union Trust (;oN. Y., H. Opdykc ft Co.
lOO&c
1870
1,000
Boston.
Boeton, C- ,'s OIBce.
N,Y,, Lanca-iter, B,&
Atlanta, Ga,
1(0
100
.871
1871
IHil
18;2
a
a
a
1.000
100
lOU
M.
M-&N.
do
do
do
do
Atlantic
<t
67\000
617,0J0
mortffage
enlarged niortgagc
4tli
.
moitgage
reg stered certillc'8
-,
luuding l.oads
inc'uie M.(tohelund.)
Piinttc- -Common stock
gold
l«tM.,At.*Pac.,gld,onSOO,OOOacr'sorrd
Attiinticit .St. /jtivrenrii—^tock, currency.
Slock, sterl ng
Portland eltv bonds, Ist M., skg fund...
sterling, 5-20 years
•a
do
do
3d M.
Sterling bonds, not mort
A 'iiinxUt ik SiivitnnahsXoc'k
.
1868
lUI
£1011
1.000
1864
1371
iUK)
DIOO
18,13
100
Bonds
B'lld Bugle riille!/—Ut, M., s.f. JW.tXIU per yr
uo
mortgage
OWo— stock
1861
1864
"ii
1,000
lUO
AVasIilngton branch
100
Loan.
do
IJii.'i,
8inl%ing
fund
IS-Til
do l:5,M
do 1870, sterling, .£«),0OO
BaUimote loan. IS.'iS-'.O
187'J
1855
1853
18.55
BtUt.tt Potoiniic—'iKt mort.. (tunnel) gold.
ist mortgage gold (main line)
Biiuior ((• /'/xraf^/f/'//.s— Bangor loan, Ist M.
B'lfifit it' Mooiflieiiil—Xfit mortgage,
llllfiiie <( S'liillieni /Hi«'/;»— Ist M.,8kgfd
Selviilere DiHa'ntre—AUiOi
A.).
Ist .M., bonds of l.S(J2, (guar, by G.
&
do
do
3d M.,
do
do
!8i4, (
18-)*, (
ilo
)..
do
)..
;871
l,O0O|
18r2
1869
1870
1,000,
18t:6
1,000
B''rk^hiri>.—i^too\z
100
100
JJriton lb Alliinii/stoiik
Albany loans (Alb.& W.stkbdgc)
Dollar bonds (West'n U. It.)
Dollar bonds
AWi7i6.— lat M., Agrlc. Br....
J?7s(., niiit. .(
2rlnior,>.'age,lS69-70
1S4I
18i5
1871
1854
1. 000
'6!)-'70
1,0(XI
Kinlipment no^es
B'Jitoii,
Cmicorii
1st
mortgage
bonrlK,
due
B
Floating debt
Mass. loan. (secured by tl.OOO.OOO, Bera,M)
Biyst it
it.
Briainwick it .1//).— 1st mort. gold, end, Ga.
2d M., skg fund. gold, not endorsed
Mil ir. Brail. it Pitlnb.-d'X M.(lnc.IO.OOOacld)
Bnff.,Corri/it Pittsh.—\»t Mortgage
Buffnli). yew JVrt'i- it AV/e— stock
1st mortgage bonds
2d mortgage
Bntfalo. .V. 1'. it
Plillu. -\sl.
Jiiirl., r. U'll'tiln it
mort., gold....
M., gold, s.t
Minn—\U
.
(Milwaukee tllvis'on)
Mo. Btrey—stock
1st mort., gold,
Biirlinifton it
1869
1872
mortgage, on road* 400,(X10 acres land
Bonds conv. into pref.stoeii (2d series)...
1,000
lOD
lOO
Bonds conv. into pref. stock (3d series)..
Inebds conv. to com- stock, (4th series)-.
1st mort. conv. on branch, (5tb series).
Gonvertible bonds of 1870, (6th erics)..
1863
1866
50&C
.
B>trliiiati>n it S'lUttiiriislfirn—XHt
M
&
1,
gr
Ciliri) it hiilliin - iJt M., gidd., on r'd
I'nd
tiro it SI. Lnnii—XM mor'gage
Vitti'O <f Vinreyin«fi—\^l mortgage, gold
(.'
.M.
6g
.1.
1,000 20,000p
....
1871
-...I
2,5f(V01
1,000
3,500,000
;
,
Mcti
to retire all the oil debt, and the balance for iraprovcnients. The iiebl to Va.
draws no
Int.
do
.!.&.).
.T.&.I.
&
M. A
A.&
A.
O,
N.
O.
M. &S.
& A.
Q-J-
& N& O.
F. * A.
& .1.
5
6
M,
6
A.
.I.&.I.
Mcll. 15. '71
2, 1886
May
.1
.
.1.
&.I.
ft
I,
1884
York.
1877
1S85
18S7
Olllce.
do
Boston Nat'l Bank,
do
do
Boston Office.
Xew York.
Boston Olllce.
New
July 1,1875
Y'ork.
Boston
1
M.'ft's.
.J.
ft.I.
^
I.
ft
Office.
i884
1889
1899
do
New
4f.
Y'ork.
1
Honils are guar, by Pa.
J.
ft
J.
Jan.
A. ft O.
M.ft N.
6
5
6
M.&N.
Gg-f- A.
A.
Y'
().
O.
.I.ft. I.
F.
7
ft
ft
J. ft. I.
ft
.1. ft
.».
D.
M.AN.
«g-
7g-
f.
•I.&.I.
iM. ft
N.
7g-f.
F.& A.
4
4
,I.&,I.
,T.&,I.
A.
J.
&
ft
.T. ft
S
8
A.
f-
&
J.ft
O.
J.
J.
O.
,1.
8 t. .I.ft J.
8 f, J.&.T.
8
^f. ft N.
m.
,I,&.I.
S,Oll(),llOO
A.&O,
1
7g-
f.
A.
ft
O.
RH. and Northern
Central.
bear 7 per cent.
LeaseatoMe.Cei..50yr8..at $:)6.000 per yr.
$122,000 of Ihese
L'sed to 8.L,
A& T.H.. at 40prct. of earn'g
Floating debt,
Leased to Penn R. R.
$1,212,621. Net camlrgs. In 181., $2'2»,524,
(V. 14. p. 523,765.1
new
slock, &c.
bankruptcy,
in
and
now managed by
mortgage.
trustees of Berdell
Last coupons old bonds paid
(v, 13. p. 178,
18*151 none on new.
V. 14, p. 43, 220, 337, 595, 636.)
Sept.
isw
Boston.
Boston, at Office
July, 1872 Operated with the Nashua & Lowell, 69
per cent of ea'ningB and expenses to B.
N. & L. Net Ini873
ft L. 31ner cent to
7
3
acres.
Leased to Pa. R.R.. at 40per cent of gross
receipts- Stock, $55O,00(), Ulv,6prc. ayr.
Several roads are leased by this Co., and
operated in connection wi h the main
stem, the net earnings last year, endlcg
Sept. 30, 1871, were $4,(106,500 n the main
stem, and $1,5,59,3,54 on the whole line
and branches. Annual report In v. 14.
p. 155; seea'fO v. 14, p. 764.
5'.!4,
.I.&",J.
Pac. and South
1,000,000
18.-9
Boston.
J.
••-j-
ft
Leased for 999 years, 11..,.. ..<iy, 1868, to
Grand Trunk R-R- Annual rent, 5 per
cent on sterling bonds an*i 4 on stock ana
curriiicy bonds-
(.oinpany placed
1
of At.
4')2.)
.luly 10,1872 Leased to IIoU8atonic,al7 per cent. peryr
May, 1872 Net inconi'i lor year ending Oct. 1, I81I,
(T
July, 1876
$2,1.54.982, after paving all interest,
.\pr. 1, 1875
13, p. 636: v. 14, p. JO.43.)
Aug., 1891
July l.lRSt Consol. of Agr. Branch and Fitchbunr and
18M9& 1890 Wor.estcr- Net earnings i8iO-;i, $80,1321881 ft 1882
(V- 14, p-43.)
May, 1372 Not earnings for year ending "With March
187'2,
$:31.2.52.
8ce annual report In
CiiRONici.K, vol. 14, p. 731, as to consoliisfe
dation aii'l extension of road, Ksuc of
July. 1875
ft C.
do
Boston, at Office,
,I.&.I.
1870,
Land grant of
annum.
do
".iA.
Paciflc.
(y.l2, p.
>ct. 1,1891
Phliarlclpbia.
N.
payable
Nov. 1,187<
luno, 1872 Leased to Central of Ga. for $73,000 per
Farm, ft M. Bk. •Inly 'iV 1881
do
do
July 1, \SM
Baltimore Olliee.
April, 1S7J
do
April, l87i
do
April, 1872
do
1875
do
1880
do
1885
London.
1895
Baltimore Office.
1890
do
H73
do
1885
Biillimore or London. •Ian., 1911
do
Apr. 1,1911
Boston, 2d Nat Bank.
Apr. 1, 1899
Belfast and Boston.
May 15, 189(1
N. Y"., Russell Sage.
Oct, 1, 1896
A-&0.
M.
Oct.
Phlla.,
Boston
Is
1. 19(l()
•Inly, 1888
July, 1H88
Feb., 1872
Portland.
Boston. Kidder. P.
and
Inly],,1866
do
New
1880,
lill
peryr, after 1885. Annual report
$500,0
in CnnoNK'i.K, v. II. p. 528.
Jan.l,''71
Julyl,,1880
Y.,Sboe&Lcath.nk
F.
IV
476.500
618,500
5.5a7,»71
18711
N,
,I.'&D.
.3.5(1.000
1871
1
&9.
*,I.
&.I.
.1. ft ,1.
1870
1S69
1870
n
6
.1.
srj.ijoo
.
Bnrl.it Mo. in .VWy>vi\A-rt— 1st M.,conv.,
A. & ()
.),&,!.
.1. &.I.
A. & O.
6
700,000
950,000
2,000,000
380,000
600,000
5,400,000
2,200,000
5,636,300
l,435,«0i
6,058,350
600,000
717,000
\fW
Preferred stock
1st
A.*0.
.580,000
IKl
.)
.I.&.I.
A. & O.
.I.&.I.
a
Jan. 1,,1873
lulv 1, 1884
S.
l.'iO.OOO
3,6;)0,000
1.000
&
200,000
621,000
18,039,960
600,000
11,000,000
8,000,000
1,000
1,000
"i(io
1,000
*.I,
.'&
.1
'is-
l,0il0
Y. ft Lynchbui'g.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.&N.
150,(100
18(J8
1857
1857
M.
B-flig f.
6
1868
.Vf(//(e— stock
J*rotUileiire-~MocM
F.4 A.
1,500.000
3,000,000
720,000
100
100
500
..
Mortgage, wliarf purchase
Bofitini
2
i
6
,650,(100
3 (100,1100
3,i33,000
590,800
366,000
200,000
4,921,275
3,950,000
,
London. Or. Trunk B-R
Boston.
London, Gd Tr. RTi.
Bg. A. & O.
do
do
6g ,M.tN.
do
do
I'g. M. & N.
Savannah.
3H .1. & D.
5,3(Xl,000
)ston it LDirell—itiicM.
.1,
.1.
8(»l.00O
mortgage new (Hcrdeli)
do
new, guaranteed by Erie
,
Jan.l, 54-90
lan.l.''81-90
.lan.l,''86-90
S.
6g.
.S.'iO.OOO
100
'91
Consol. Oct.,
6g.
1,000,000
76,000
in 'H-W
In.staluients paid, 3-5 on new stock
Scrip certifB (p tyable in stock or cash)
}.&,l.
692,50)
2 251,000
400.000
416.000
1,000
1,000
2d M.brls, coMV. (71 m.&l8t,22!^>
2d M.bds, lonv. (71 ni. & lat22,'<;)
Sinking fund bunds
Sjitoii, llilHfofd it fiTz-ie— stock
Ist mortgage, obi
Ist
1st
112,.50U
&
inly
.
J.&3.
;27,1XI0
a
l.OiOf
100
100
it J/>>/;//vf//— PretT.stock.
Gtlie-stocK.i'iciud'goldoiv'ds&newstk
.).& J.
1,1U),000
995,800
l,(M),Wia
499.50)
745,000
600,000
19,«S4.10O
1862
1854
1857
&
M.
1V3.508
204.000
PI1II..&K Co.'J
(v. II, p- f».)
CuRONKil.E, v. 14, p. 314, 4.59Thlsis a consolidation of the Norfolk*
Petersburg the South Sine, the Va. ft
Tenn., ami the Va. ft Kentocky railroads, nndera law of Virginia, approvel
Jnne 17. 18;o. Gen. Win. Malione is
president. Tlieroa' is to be extended
to a connectlfni with tlie Louisville &
Nashville railroad. Thisllnanclal slkteineniisforthe fiscal year ending Sept.
Jan 1 ,18:
.30. 1S71.
Net earning' in that year » ere
Ian. 1 ,1877
$6:K.1M. Tb- new Kan of »15.((«),000 Is
Inly 1 1893
do
.1
846,0(X)
8S1,250
n79,5ai
1,710,500
3,788,752
3,645,683
458,500
140,000
l8.-)3
N. W. Va., 2d mortgage, 1S"'3
>J. W. Va.. 3d mortgago, 183.VS5
2dM.,
1
1855
1850
*
.).&.!.
1
100
Preferred stock
.
J.&
5,ooo,oa)
10.000,000
7,189,000
2,007,500
111,000
3,883,132
787,000
1,500,000
713,000
481,9)0
733,71U
129,500
360,00
!00,0U0
13,143,100
a,529,aai
100
100
.
1st M,, (Sontli PrtC,.)
JiiUiiii/n'e it
do
.I.ft J.
J.
494,000
990,000
.
int-
Prelerred stock.
2<1
83,'89
.1.* J.
I.* J.
.1. A J.
,1. A J.
44<S,500
& Tenn.— 1st
no
do
do
do
.1
N.C.&
1S7I, $781,150.
1,189(1
.luly i891 Stall? aid $15.00(1 perm.; County. $750 000.
July. 1899 Net earnings. 1871. 1{151.6'2S. [stmort. bds
Oct. 1, 19U1I
\!l
Co
)
4,000,000
306,000
157,000
458,000
&
same amount of 2d M.
1, 19(K) 111 progress ; Ga. State endors. declined.
Jan,, 187i Net earnings last year, $98.1)00. (v.!3. p. Hi)
This Is the condition as reorganized in
1871. The Co. retains I'JO.OOO.OOO of com.
.>f.Y', ft Lon, Co.'a Olllce
stock unissued. Int. on the 3d moit. is
Jan., 1!H)>
do
do
coi.tingent upon tlie earnings of tlie
Sept., 1902
do
do
Nov., 1902 Co. (iros-i earnings from Jan. 1 to May
do
do
1 were f;,4)l 181.
(v. I4.p. 5M.)
Jan,, 1892
Reorganiy.atlon in 1860 of Fav., Alb. ft
Savannah.
Gulf. The Sontli Ga. ft Fla. li.K. was
N. Y., M. K. Jesnp ft Co .luly, 1887
jneri'cd In this Co., the latter assuuiinc
do
the debt of til-; former, and Issuing to it
do
do
do
$549,100 guaranteed 7 per cent slock.
M.ftN.
do
do
l!^t
do
do
do
^d
do
South side— 1st preferred bonds.do
2d
do
do
3d
do
do
for
.lune
Pa. exchanged'
K. K.R- bonds,
All-Val- bds,
ol
$3,500,000 or Siinbury
.March,1896
Netearn'gs.
1871
186A
1870
1871
State
1875 ft 1893
end. by Penn. RU.
is6(i
Noriolk& Peter,iburg— 1st mortgage
do
In 1868 69. the
do
Harrlsburg, Treasury.
U'.st mort. consol. (for »I5 (XO.tlOO)
State of Va
I r^d raort. to
Virginia
.May, 1S81
Wlnlow.L.&Co
do
186!
1370
2d mortgage
4r., Miss, it 'v.— stock (conveitelj
rt'oek of old companies, not convened.,
Guar, stock of old Co.'s not conv, rted.
Connnon Stock,
Hec'ved from State Va
Preferred stock
Guarant'd do
do
.50
do
do
Whom.
no
a
JIIO.IWO.OOO.).
tT.iarantiiCd stoclc
C jns<did. 1st niortgagc
S .'Ct'l. bds (S. A. * G.) oxcli'ble for 1st
So- Georgia <fc Fl., Ist mortgage
REMARKS.
SlorkH,
last Divl'd
i
10(1
Preferred soel;
1st gen.ral mortgage
2d
do
do
3d
do
do
Leased Hues rental gold bonds
Atlantic it' Gulf— Kommon slock
5
Principal
when Due
N. T., 20Na sau street,!
Road auxil'y only to mining ft lumbering.
i886
N. Y„ Duncan, s. ft Co .Jan., 1889 R'-ad sold in bankruptcy April 22, and
bought by the State, (v. 14 .p. 651.)
!.Ian., 1SS9
„
„
„
N. I ., Bk of Commerce. .lulv 1 187.i Road leased Feb. 24. 1870 to Del. ft Hudson
N. Y.D.ft H. Canal Co .luly. 1888
Canal Co., for 99 years, at 7 per cent, per
do
do
annmn, on $7,000,(N.lo of stock, and bonds
Nov., 1895
do
do
—lessee asBuniing the interest on both.
Oct 1880
1,000
1,000,
tool
186.)
Boniti,
I
I
full explanations, set; foot notes.
Albanj' city loan
21 luorti^age
3d inortKa^ie
Alleghdnt/ JW//^//— stoclt
Ist&iid .M.texcImneealtleforgen.M. bds)
Gen. niortgage.T.
Bonds to State Pa. (endorsed ),'if\ M
Ist M.. east, exten., (in progress)
M
D1VIUF.ND8.
Where Payable and
A tUrofi(lark~\ St Mortgage
Ale.e.
OK
•a
18C3
Congress, Wftshington, D. C.
immediate notice of any error dlncovered In our Table*.
Roail
A/'th'tma <tCfiatta—lstM.,gUl.tiUAV. Ala...
2(1 M., t'i,W3 pur mlic not guaranteed
Albany <(* .Sttsfjueliaii nil-— Htock
Ist
LIST.
tlieofficflof tlie Librarian of
Boston, at Office.
come, 1871. $'252,«i5. (V. 14, p. 43. 796 )
1879
May, 15, "72 Av dlT.- for.-i3yrs8.31 prct. (v. 11. p. 43.)
May. 1872 Report yr ending Sept. 30, 1S7I, v. 13. p. 807.
do
Boston, at Office.
Boston, at Office.
N. y.,H. Clews ft <o.,
Apr. 1,1908 See CiiKOXici,!!, v. 13. p. i:05, 741, In regard
1893
to Georiria endorsements, &c.
Apr. 1, -""
Leased to Erie for Int., &c. (v. 14, p. 625.)
•Ian I,
New Y'ork.
Mar. 1,1886 Floating debt. $463,673. (v. M.p. 628.)
N. Y., Bk of Commerce, Feb., -.872 Leased to Erie in 1863, for 490 yrs. at 7 per
do
do
Dec 1,1877 cent on stock and int. and sinking fund
do
do
Nov. 1.1872 on-bds. Lessees tt» keep road in repair.
July 1, 18961
N. y.. or London
.May 1, 1919 ClIBONlCLK, V. 14, p. 5i, 794.
do
Aug.. 1902
Boston, Co.'s Office.
July 15, '72 stock Increased 50 er cent .March. 'I'.,
do
Euery twoshares allotted one new share
do
JnlylS, 'la
Boston, by Treasurer, Oct. 1,1893 at par, payable etjualiv on 26tb of March
do
June, Sept., ft Dec, 1871. Land received
do
July 1, 1875
do
do
Julyl, 1878 3,TO,l«5ae. Sold to Apr. 1, 18T2, 164.S.. ac.
18.1,
earninge
Net
$1936,933.
do
do
Apr. 1,1879 for
$1,081,735. 2d and Sd series bonds have
do
do
,Iuly 1, 1894
traffic guar, of Chic. B-ftQ- (v. 13.p.741.)
do
do
Inly 1,1889
do
do
•luly 1,1894 Sfck paid in, $919,2(0. L. gr.l,4(Xl.llO0 acres.
Boston. E. Smith ft Uro. I.May 1,1895 Traffic guarantee bv Ch..M.* (J.. 40 pr cent
New York.
[Jan 1, 1891 L'nd gr.2,l»10,()00acres, (v. 13. p. 667.)
do
N, Y-„Eiie
do
IS,
U,
1
1901
New York and London
Oct., 1909 (V.
14,
p. 515.)
NoTB.— The flgures sometime* given in brackets, at the end of remarks, refer to the volume and page of Chuoniclk containing fuller Information. The letters s.f.
mean " sinking fund," and 1. gr. "land grant." Companies conso'idatcd with, or leased to others will often be louud under tlie consolidated or lessee's ua.iie.
* For stocks, this means the miles of road operated for bonds, the miles covered bv the mortgage.
These ngurcs are dollars, showing the denominations. «. 500 ft 1,009; (j, 100, 500 ft 1,000; (MOO & 1,000 e. als* over 1,000; A, 100 and upwards; (, 'i'iO; 1,50.
The Interest )j<3/''t/i»'i'/i is given on bond.s, but the lust lUHiienA on stocks a mea.ia gold f, free ot U. S tax -c, extra; k, stock or scrip,
||J. ft J. stands for Jan. ft July; F. ft A..iFeb. ft Aug.
M. ft S,. Mar. ft Sept. A- & 0.,'Aprll * Oct, M, * N,, May 4 Nov, J. ft n.,Juue*Pet, D.-rf.i
;
;
;
;
)
;
;
quarterly fron January; tj—r„ quarterly from Feb, Q,— M„ quarterly from March.
Thoai} (jiktiw aliair ttfo porlat) vrhon \\k^ prlnotpikl ftkl>> <1>to qf ionds-i liiu tlui tli))!i wlltin t|\« l»«t lUr|i|en'l
;
;
j
VM |)«|4
on tItcH,
.
Juno
..
29, la<2.1
THE
,r.«t tWr o,
DKsuriirrioN.
MIlM
OtiHtten
fc,
Itoul
OR
ttint't'-tt
if-
M^/'inWf—Ut Mort.,conv
cp&
T„UDlon
J.
l^itf -Ul niort -aBe, gold
Vfihu- F.it V/fri,— Itondaoii iBt dlvlilon.a.t.
Hoiuls on -Jil (llv. ».f
New
N. Y.,
Vo— com. Htock
Ce</'n- litttiiilsit
rroft'rrL'd stock, 7
do
1st)
T
void
.
C^«r((rr«— Ist mortgage
c7*rm««i;~siock
Ckfratr (f- ft>i rltngloii— iHlmort,
7 g.
•g
«
J.
«g. J.ii J.
7-
lUU
Ml
mi
iini
IIMt
ifJ/.-tstM,cnnr
1st mortgage, preferred, sinking fund
1st mortg.-ige,
(a Ist llen^n Income)
«
&
Chicago,* per cent stock
do
do
1st mortgage. H f
St. L., .Iack.& Ch.,lHt \l.lnt. guarCdk A.
do
do
1st M.assuni.by (^.&A.
do
do
2d M.a sum.by C &.\.
do
do
'.id .M. Int. guar. C.&.^.
Louisianadt .Mo.. Ist M. (In progress)
Cliic., Ituri. ,( (,;'(/)";/—stock
1st mortgage, arns',)
ItJU
1,I)0U
I.OO
I.(Ml
.1
JfiW
<Xg
R.W
ciiuip'tscosfgfltio.iKlo,
IstMort. (Belolt ft Madison K.R.i
Maillson exten.. Ist .M..slnkliigfnnd gold.
Win ina ft St.Peter.lst M.,guar. Cft N.W
do
do
2d M..
do
.Sd M. land grant, s.f.
Chlc. ft.Milw nkcc, IstM.. onrdftefinip.
Chlc* Mil.
M.iM.tC. R.R.I ist lien
Chlc. 4 Mil.. IstM. iC. ft M. R.R.I 2d Hen
»;•
o. also
llablllllrs.
tils
I
r
W.
ft
-tithll..
cct, tsia.)
;;o(;.
.
(
Lack.
I.ea»cd to H.ft'tflim.ln INKfor Wyra.rent
35 per rt of gr*iss ^^celpta for 5 yrs, and
Walter.
Charlotte, N. C.
.N.Y.. Nat. City Bank.
isw
1881
1883
IHM-M
I8W
I8M
trols every Important roa t In California.
Jan. I. IS. 'j, 9111 miles mainline and 2>7
miles, brail' lies were f-onipleted. (irosa
earnings. 1K7I. t9fi ii.;ir-'
net. fi.23ij>l4.
l.and grant 12.Hlioarr.
leepl
min.-ral lands.
See
ri la
ClIRO.MCI.K. V. 14. p. '
IS.
tlrois earnings
._.ngs l>'71. |.v.
.rnloga
_
^
tWa.ZTO.
Coat of road and euulpmeot,
-
l(8>-->I
1890
'•
is,0ll>19.
I8M
Phlla., P.
..
l.acro se,Tronip.& P.lst M..Ba.C.ft>r.W
l^t mort. bond'. Iowa .Midland
M'ininccext. 1st mort.. gold
Chlc, Peklii if .<ioiilli ire.ilerH—llit M.,gnld.
Chlr., K. I. rf-/./-i7(. -slock
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., N. Bk of t om'rce
do
do
N. N.
J-ft
.).
O.
ft
.I.ft.l.
:
Y., N.Ilk. of
Aug.,
IJH)
Mar.. (S7J Net earnings year en
UK!
f2.7n.2ll. Capital In
1891
earnings. t;.n«i.i «.
189(1
New
Illsllttll
,
bonds,
:
Hi
net
Ion,
nr |.«r. 1 lie
ltd to branch
fttj. le;,.
naiiicii. .
Com'rce .May.
do
July,
do
-Inly,
do
Julv,
1871.
'
C.,B.
roads
tnittlc guarantee.
r.-r purchasing their
f=ent.,'7'.
I
isre
liwj
18;8
tlo
1878
Y'ork and Boston. July, I9ai
Boston.
Oct.. 1890
York and Boston.] -Inly, IS9(i
Boston.
A|irll. l«7n
.Ian., 1SK7
Y., Caldwell ft Co.,
do
do
New
Jnly, 189 <
July, 1898
.
on m-nda
liabilities
iilii'g.iit
of the
eomuanips amount
(V- is. p.
11.1, .Its,
to H,7ri8.(Klf.
KM,)
I
;
ft. I.
.I.ft.l.
.I.ft J.
1900
Jnly. lir:: Leased In perpetolly to Cnic. ft NorthBoston. .Merchants' Bk Jnly 1.1»«
west. AlTi'^ per cent, of groaa recclpta.
,Ang,15,1892
N. Y'., Park Bank.
(iross earnings In 1870 were $l.':aM83.
F. ft A.
M.ft S. N. Y.. Farm. L. ft T. Co. Sept.. Il«l rraOlcagre inent by M. Cent. (T.l*.p.ai}
Dost., I. Llvermore, Tr. July,
1890
.1. ft .1.
"
do
do
Nov. IL.
.M.ft X.
J.&D. New York, Co. 's Office June, 1871 The Chlc. ft Northwest operates l?ai mllea
do
Jane 77,
and h >s other lines and branches as fol.I.&D.
do
low s Msdison Kxi. IMni. (In profltrei
I88S
F. ft A.
wtni
nona
MaV, 1883
Lacrosse, Treiiip. ft Pr.-^ .'siii
do
M. ft N.
I"
do
lS85
ft .SI. Peter. Ifiin
F. ft A.
Kigln .v
do
(In progress)
1MB
F. ft A.
1,000
tflOO
!<aIein,Mass.,( llnton.Ia
T
11X1
I862
I
ft O.
N.
Opened July. 1i«9. Cost ri,IO»jm.
.i.*n. Host.,atC,.H.ft (J.otncelJan. 1,IH96 Traffic guaranty of c.. B. ft Q..40 per cent.
A. ft O. New Vork.Co.'sOlllce. April, 1909 Comr>leted. Itanv.lleto Chicago. Ellen.
do
do
April. 191'.;
of 83 miles In progress
A.ftO.
.(Ktl
Too
l»5it
100* c
;
lOOftc
;
lOOftc
;
;
11^
F.
IS.'!.'!
F.
1M5
M. ft N.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
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ft S.
Q-r.
A. ft O.
J.ftJ.
A. ft O
J.ftJ.
M. ft N.
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I'i'i
18W-1
I8?n-I
1371
A.
A.
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ft
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lan
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M.
M
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ft N'.
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IKW
mi
1811
Ist mortgage, sinking fund
Cliic.ft Soutli west., 1st M.,iTol'lguar
Chlc ft Soutliw.. 1st M.. gold, not guar...,
1871
CfiWrofli^ i(- Lrnmir—Xnt M..giiar by N. .M<:
C(ac//i«o(/ .t /(<!«.— 1st M. guar by if. ft C
18M
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A.
ft
ft
O.
O.
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1885
1883
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18B4
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.
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-'
rn-
I'trf..
:"», ^
Dee. I,l9la
In
'i»V#«
coniP arrnnnt. «;fl3^'V
April, 1911
1.
*ith KOoprrallnif
nriilnn,
P
19IS
1874
Jan., I8H8
on
urn.
iMi. % om
l»pr..
1874
1874
1898
Ron
pref.. 4 oi
^^ ...
i^Mre^ett
both; Dvt . \ «-« loCRao.-<i(x«, Vol. um>. ra, iM: t. 14,
Oct., 1900
Janet,I»li
I
p.<8,m;.)
Ang.LIWI Road
In pr.
A. *'(). (JewTork. Co.'a Office, Apl.U,l87.' L.gr. l*'
hshed III
189*
J.ftJ
do
tng net
Nov. 1899
do
.M. ft N.
51.
agntn-t i
J.ftD.
do
v
U.
J. ft D. N.T., N. BU of Com'rce. July, IKW Leased to
Jan., IWO In progrtss
J.ftJ.
Bait., Merch. N. Bank.
.
„
„ »
A. ft O. N.y.,WlnsIow, L.ft Co. Apl. 3. 187.' Leases the Dav ft Mich and (^aa . K. ft
Cliic. Net eara'r as of- rraln and leased
I. ISMI
May
M. ft N.
..-.-. -.^i/iQ. Report
.-.-L
C»»oxiln'si'.ni-TMiftiJio.
In
iJuly ».' fB
do
J.ftJ.
do
|CL«. v.i;. a. «7.
Jun«,1877
do
J.ftD.
do
M.,ln In«l««a-ku4l
J.*D. K.T.,Ani. ExchNatBk- D«!..18M Ind..Clnn. ft L..»d
Ist.
for
do
VanTJ-B,*!' to exchange
do
j:*:
•
iwi
12i'
liabilities of C A
roads are shown In th.
of the Co. are ab.-i
The
,
XfUS
,
Oct. I,ltni
.7.
.',
w
i:ex1'
N.
The Central Parlf. !• a rousol. of several
Co 's maile In UPi. andnow nans or con-
N.T.. Flskft'llalch.
II. H. Treasury.
N. v., Ftskft Hatch.
U. 8. Treasury.
N. Y.|Fl8k ft Hatch.
J.
1,(0(1
1,100
l.MMI
ISil
ClHclnnaU it liui—Ui mortgage
Sid mortgage, guar
ft
J.ft.l.
mortgage
(Now21)
DtkeS.—Ut. mortgage
'ft!
M.
J. ft J.
1
inor gage
1st)
'«7
ft
J.ftJ.
i.otio
laai
186S
\m:>
ISTO
mortgage t-f
of
di
do
of
A.
I.IKIU
.Xi^tifiiKlit—BloCK
.Miss.
lien on net earnings
Elgin * State Line R.H. bds
int M., (Peninsula R.Ri on 71 m. ft lands..
Cons. S. F. bds. siibfiril. lien on all above.
Sd
ad
.
Frankfort.
O. N. Y., N. Bk of Com'rce
A.
Preferred stock
Bonds. nrf.(S. r.),Ist .M.. Chlc. to Oshk..
Int. bds.ftmded coun., 2d M.,
do
Ist M, general. 3d M., chlc. to Oshkosh..
Aptdeton cxtens.,^t. M., on'.i3rn.& lanil
(iieen Hay extens..lst M. on 26 in. ft land
1st M.tial.ft Chlc. I'n.K.R.. extended....
Ist
.S.
.I.ft.).
.I.ft J.
A.
f*'/6«v«e— 1st M
Gilc,, Brnirillf rf- I7«'v»— ist M., gld. S. F
In I. exten., let M., gld (;>d M. on lUni.i
Chirrigo d- ro>fii—\Rt mortgage
Hawitnn d /Mi/«on— stock
.1
ft
\,IM)
,
fjln.,
ft
.I.ft
(f-
CMo <f .Vo;'?A(f .— Com. stock
.
F.&A.
M.
Keolcuk & St Palrl. 1st inorlg.ige
Cii'mj'i, fill, d- lyHiim-ilti'—Ut M
Kuum. bds. lien on
•72
ail.
1
.I.ft.l.
IIXI
mortgage
ottawi.. Oswego A Fox Hi v., 1st mortgage
lllinoi,-. <;rand Trunk. 1st mortgage
onincv & Warsaw. Isl nmrtgagi'
I'll.
r.
.Jni
I
I, (Ml
ilan..lst
Chlc.
(."ve
m tiross rarningii to
•
(
ft
It. Itrirlire litis,
-
IMII
June '.a,
Sepl.JHMi
do
I
\. r,tl rodils.
RILCos.olIlce Oct. I, HOI Lcn^h .Cln.ft St. LoalaRyCa.IH
New York.
<i-J.
- »ij OO p. yr.; sDblcl to N .C
July, t87-.i I..
8
A.ftO. Charles'n, Pcoples'S.Bk Apr. I. I88j N.
-t year, |1<,7I3.
Cost of
7
J. ft J.
<lo
do
July
....,,,«™
7
.l.ftO. N. r., Uetropolltan Bk.lDec.ls.liW Opl.) li.A III an( o.f
-iilnga
< onsol. of Va ( ent. r
ft O.
« glM. ft K.
N. T Flsk ft Hatch,
This road will fonn
;.• beNot.. 1899
6
,;.ft .1.
N Y'.,Am.Elch.llk.
tween (he Atlantic e.'H". m-i.-.n.. river,
6
J. ft I.
do
do
18iJ
and Is expected to he coniidcted
•
.I.ft J.
do
do
1881
In lletober. IHTi
A sinking f.ii d of
»
J. ft J.
do
do
$Ill(i.(i(iOa year commences one year after
I87<
8
.1. ft .1.
do
do
1817
completion. (•'. 14. p.691 )
'
ft .1
Boston.
July, 1872 N(-t income, 1870-71, $lSl,taa. (t. U, f ».i
ft. I.
do
limn ft iswi
.1. ft J.
Philadelphia.
Jan., 1909 Lcascdto Ph ftBalt.Cen. DIvtp.c.onal'k.
ft N.
May, 1901 Conipl- ted, March. 187:1.
7
IM. ftN.
Philad'cl'ptaia.
May, 1872 Leased to Ph.ft R. road. In hand* trasteea
5
'm. ft S. N. Y.,M.K. JcsnpftCo. Mar., 1872 Jollet ft Chlc. RR.. leased for Int. on stoc <
S
M. ft 8.
do
do
Mar., 1872
andbfinds. St I.., Jack, ft chlc. leased
I.M.
7
ft N.
do
do
May, 1877
at »!<0.(«llper yr.
eulslaua ft Mo. KK
7
[.I. ft.J.
do
do
Jan., ISKI
built and ojif-rated under contract. Net
7
do
Ia. ft O.
do
Jan., 1S8:1
ear Ingsof ('.ft A.ln IS71,l'.i.l99XfB. IllvlIX
g.-j.
N. Y. V, S. Trust Co. April, IKi
deuds In 9 yrs. 78 per cent on c- in. ftt<H'k
N. Y., M. K. JesupftCo luly,
.I.ft.l.
lily, 1882
and 79 on preferred. i>ee ruRomcta.
A. ft O.
do
do
April,
irfi. ISM
Vol. 1, p. .•)*), 721 V. 13, p. (IH, <M : V. 14,
A.ftO.
do
do
lAnr. 1,18M
P-354.
7
1,0110
nn>rtgage.g,itd. (Frankfort)
Trust mortgage llnr. to Peoria)
New liian.ISVi. (couiton tir registered)...
rarrhiige & Ilnriingtroi. 1st mort
Dixon. I't-iirla A Han.. Ist nnjrtgage,
.\nH!ri(-an Central. 1st mortgage
2d mortgage, (ial.
-Inly
(iross
ai.
lit
;
'
,
1.0(1(1
'3d
do
office.
«l,VVper
-
I*
per cent
.M
earning-
..
I
Income ncmds
1st
tsl
Oct. IS,
IS
1
Preferred stock
M
no
U Ch and Northwest,
l.en>ei|
l-V-l
May, im
Aug.; IMH
Aug. I, IWI
May.lSIS
*
.lune. \fm ,Leases
1S7S
•luly IS,
L. Ilal-h.
do
Cost, %t7i,'M.
.
1
^'henter VJi/Zry— 1st mortgage
t(- .l/to/j— com.st k
Cilc. <t .Wtrh,
1^
-llifr
,
Vlti'iwo
2d mortgage, fNr»w
1„(4,.
I
C/texhir^—»Un-k, prelerrcd
Honils. not mortgage
<'hf*tf-i' O-^'ct— 1st niort
f^fifHtfr ,f- 7>x»iarofl— iHt M.,gld
<t-
A.&O.
,..,1,
.
'
ilo
Q'tit:agr), /ntcfi
•I.ft.J.
•I.ft.l.
..
,
Il.lt..) guar, hj V«
do
) cou|ton
.M.,
do
do
) coupon
Income mortgaRe, (Va. Cent K.R.,) cp..
Vunded Interest, coupon t>onda
(Va. Cent.
'lintnii
•I.ftj.
7
7
1,IIIKI
.
oniplrted Hepl., IdW.
In i-rogres
18i»-M
J.
ft
14.
.,
niDgs
1 per
liWl|(
ir,
N. Y.. FIvk ft Halcll.
Sacratnento Treasary.
N. Y., F. Kellv ft Co.
.I.ft J.
I,0(W
*
fJVc,
I
Park Bank
do
do
A.ftO.
\.m
ofti'i-rtim. atoek
«lti fnnd, sold, cp., for fl.l.tJW.OUU.
A:
•I.ft.l.
IMS
J^
(
J.'ft'.I.
•w-'ii
1871
3d mortgaKA
>:lntTii\'iii.ntiiir.
Y.,A.
do
ly
i.
1
|.r
..II
I»01
-do
N'at'l
.I.ftll.
jM. ft 8.
Ig.l .l.*.J.
(C*
Vhtfobftit*
N.
F. ft A.
-Lfti).
«g.'
A'
llovcrnnu-at
_
Hen.
California ft Oregon, 1st inortfage gold
Chart,, Cotiimbif ,lM(/««M.~stock
Ist inortgaga, (C. & S. C)
do
A.)
do
coiiaolidated
Peoria
p.
prerered, 7 per r<«t
p •,»)
t-l'ii,\ll>;
•lork.lrvi.vil.
IWJ
do
•lulr aOL -li
do
Wii
do
189(1
West. Nafl Hank .lune'«,Ti
.M. ft
7
a
3
«
Bonds, (fDriniTly iMoivcrt. Into TJ.S.bdg.
Jollet
T. It,
I
Apian. iwtri,e»,e.Tto Imb.ft iions ( .ai*i wo per
.Ian. 1. I!lli7
ft a p. el. of eamlnvs »TrrM.:ni per
Tiiistl.'o.
Hapld»,TrcaBiirf r; May,
N. Y, at
Common
Bonds on San .loaqnln Vallev rtr., Kold...
r. S. Loan, ('id lien on certain terms)
Western I'acltli', 1st inort Kold..
M
kW
Ub, Id*,
|>.
IK7t
I,
Ang
Trail Co.
York.
US.
New York
«.
bonds
niort;{at;c
V:-t>tnil tlhiiislock
I'ri'U'rn-tl slock
1st ritorlKaK'* bonds
Viilriil /<i<-(/fc--«toclt
1st niortitatci', Kold, tax free
!>nb"rl.Ili;-..» all. State aid,
M..
14.
inw-wi
do
do
do
dn
Savannah, <ia.
W
*
May,
Feb.
'"
do
Y.
.
1st
do
itnar.by Ch.
N.
Veiitnil a. It. .t lliiiik-, Oil. Mock
1st inortRazt' hond^', coop n
I'futralof /on-n -lut M..»fold, coupon
id ninrfn'iBi'. Rold. ?l,n«i pc-r mile
Vfitlnil of' .\. ,fi-i-Hfy—suwk
Scrip (»I.'33.1,« raid un to .Jan., IfW)....
l«l ll ,
1st M.,
(V
(oinslork,
issii
|e«..-.lf..
IH-ivri
Ian. I, l«K
do
Odar
percent
niortxagu
lUortKHKe (now
April,
do
do
(ttnttttottt -1st niorl
it-
IS>I
•Ian., liTS
Phliadel'iiiila
*'''//«//'»
'iil
Ml)
II. ».
Phlla. * Ml. Holly.
I'nlOB Trim Co.
ino
fhattrl ninrlKtiKt* Iniuds
Xcw
la
in
iHM
Camden, N.J.omce.
do
do
l*0|t
M-otnmou Htock
C tsemn'in
•-W
I
ll«l
(ri\.-((i
Ut
It
K.U. f->
siaip of N. J. by Unlisd Co.'i.
Pri'fi-rrtMi stork
Nt inoi-tKajfi* bontU
iHt
A.
ft
S.
Tt.i
ima
omcr.
Loudon.
do
issa
TheC
'
ir.7n
ihhii
Phlladelpbladincii.
Princsion, N. J,
(i.'1«),lM)J
I.I*
.Inly lu
do
I
lUCMAKR*.
llii..
I,
>">
5»," J^f'' »••»''•
riilladpli hi
(i:am.W».
'id uiortidiK*'
<\liii,lni<t llnit.VO. -Ut MorlitaK<''ituiuhi Sonl/t^ni-\nt M. Klo<B<ff
Ctlt'i
li.
I.,
London.
ilo
!"">
Id
do
T.W,..
I. .-r
/;...„(..)
I'rliK lual
Pliradelphlaomeai,
IlnlhirTioi\ll..
CotiHollilatt><t niortfcnffe loan
loan of Pnlti-il Co.'s
•
"i."*'.
Dniiitr iDitii. Joint roinpuDlrH
Morllritf
, alnklng rund (llldaJXIO)
SKM'lInK
siiT.lnK
I.onn or
Hcii.i to
I.o:io of
-ar.a
DIVIIlKNIm.
Paval
Pii^HJIc—lH morM^ago, gold
,4m»o.v*-*lock
ct
861
LIST.
,tT|„ u. I.m.dl... no,l„ .r .„, ,„or dl.«„„4
INTKItKilT
Kate
of
fxplKiiiitlon of All refert-iicoa loo lootnutt'H oil (Irat pRiro of ItU. ublM.
CtHOrnia
('HRONICLK.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
a «b.orlb»r. will coaftr
For
.
1
'
,
—
.
.
m
1
.. .
.
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLR
862
2i, 1672
[June
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
SnbscrlberM will confer a great favor by giving ns ^Immediate notice of any error discovered In oiir Table*.
DESCUlrTION.
Outstanding.
or explanation, of all references, see Road
fi«
foot notes on Ist page of KU. Tables.
CiH'
<k
IndiandtJQiis Jftnct.—Ut
M
1864
2d mortgage
Cin., Ln'ai/ette if: C/Ucago—ifit niort., gold.
Cin. d- JfarthitfVillt—lut M., gnar by lessees
Cinn.
isii
1865
1871
1866
1869
1=7!
Vdl.—islmort
CA(c— 1st mortgage
A/nsl,inffitm
it
mchmonit
2d mortgage
Ctn.,
<t
mclimoiid <t F.W.—\»t M.,gld.guar
SaHdnHkij Jh CleveUmtl^stock
Preferred stock
.Mort. bds, Sanduskj-, Dayton & tin
Sandusky City & Ind
do
•
do
Cin., Sandnskv & rieve
CiiiciniKiU <t fipriiiatleM—ii'l M., gnar .nt'd
Cin«.. Wahaall if- ,Wi<A.— Isl mortgage....
CVr., Col., Cin.it finf.—nlock
Oiiin.,
Ctn.,
&
4
Sinking
tniitl.
Hubbard
3d Mort. (now 2d)
skg
br.. Ist M..
fil
bds
2d mortgage for fl.auMKlO
8d
ilo
ri.KWWI
do
4tb
1871
1871
s'o
M
18(«
67
12)4
Central— \tit mortgage, conv
(fr Port DepOMit—Ut .M
Oii'Dii. i( llwk. Kd/.— 1st M. sink, fund bds,
l^l niortgago, Logan & Straitsville Br
Mort. bonds
CoUi.nbus, elite. <t hul Cf»/?vi/— $tock
2d niortgige 1C0I.& Ind. Central R.U.).,
fJolofailo
18
15
Colnwhia
Income Donds,
(Col.
&,
Construe. bn<ls ( bic.
76
13
76
588
4,500,000
423,046
968,000
1843
1815
1S62
1867
1,000
6
18':8
1870
1867
1867
1871
1871
2.l'2:),«0O
1866
1863
5(1
l,3-i6,650
State loan
61&70
117
102
142
141
141
141
"36
13
I10)<
84
300,000
1,4(X),000
2.000,(XX)
1,000
922,400
2,232,1*0
1,(X10
467,U(«)
l/XJO
622,110
108,500
495,000
.50
1356
1867
1869
n
6I&64
1864
1871
's
Office.
1000
issc
1856
1S39
)
I
1
b- redeemed witti loan of '72.
.Ian. 1, 18921
(v.I4,p.52.')
('onscl. l868of Col.,ft I. C. andthlc.t «
East. Leased Feb , 1869 to PittKi ,Cln
ft St. L.,and the Penn. KR. Co.. for 30
Bk
4 f
A.ft 0.
i'A
7g.
f
V
A.ft 0.
Q—I.
J.ft
.1.
&
V. Y.,
Lockwood
ft
Co
Penn. R.R. Co.
N. Y., Turner Br s.
N. Y Loud, ft Frankf't
X. Y., Winslow, L. ft Co
do
do
do
do
Pliila.,
,
do
do
do
M.» S.
do
.I.ft J. N.Y'., Am.Ex.Nat'lBk.
7
'
.1.* J.
100,000
iixyxxi
.I.ft .I.
.I.ft.I.
.I.ft J.
00
1,
N'ft (anitngalait fiscal year, ftl5,47D.
1891 3d v'ort. It guftralitesd by (^on»( lltlated
May
1,
18881
Coal Co.
I
ft.f.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
M.ftS.
A.ftO.
6
X. Y.,6o.'«0fflc«.
do
.\pi-ll. 18r2(Stock owned In large luirt by Pa. RR. Co.
Phlla. ft Carlisle, Pa.
ConA.ftO. Phila,T.A. B.ddle&Co Apr. 1,1904! Net earnings 1870-71, »3.3«,K'24.
A.ft 0.
do
Apr. 1.1908' slitcrable ad anci s made to branch
Jan.l.l88l| roads, (v. 14, p. 628.)
A.ftO.
do
Dividends 9 per tent per annum.
182
.1.
7 f
Mch
ftfi.
M.& N.
l,ii'!,V.O
1(0,1
Nnv,l,l!XX)|
June I, '9H.Le,.Bed to Phlla. ft Reading (v, 14, p. CM
June 1. •9(iiStock issued. t347,8(Xi.
.4ug.I,1892;I.en8ed to I'iilla,, \VI1. & Falllmore.
Oct. 1, 1897 Com leted .Inly. 1S70, andbianeh Jan..'il.
Naeariiings, 1^71,»;85,7S3. Bonds ISffl to
.luly 1, I88()i
1S80
Oct.
90
ft
I88S'Leased, Mar.'12, to Penn. R.R. lorSi )e«rs.
I,
I'Oli;
.\iirll,
July, 1911 In pr'gress, Davenp., la., to St. Paul.
April, 18(2 Com. stock. f2 395,096. L'sed in perpetuity
to cin,. Ham. ft D, for ann-.ial Int. on
Juy, I^8I
Sept., 1887
bonds. Pref. stock of »a.50O.0l\i. guar.
Oct., 1888
by C. H ft I)., Issued 1871 to retire D. ft
Mar. 81&94i M. bonds.
.Jan. 1, 1906 L's'd to L. .Miami, (as'roedby P.,C.ft •'( L)
In progress. Coiintv subscrinl'n, *40O,(X;0.
Jan., 1872 Leased and opealcil by Phil., wy,& Bait.
Julv, 1875
RR., for 35 per cent ot gross ear. Incs.
In !871 tross cnrntngs were tjiUl.liO. .AnJuly, 1>75
1
,
.Ian. 1,188(1
nual report
v. 14, p.
7ti4.
;7(i,o«i
it irc«(tf?*n— stock
(Del.,L.& »'., East.
2d Mort. (D., L.
.t
Ex.) skgTd
West.)
?....
Bonds, (convertib. from June 1,'75 to '7i)
T^purer Pucific—liit mortgage, gold. 1. gr
it Rio frraniti'—liit mort., gold.
Dji .VoiHSi ym—Ut M., K.'.,k\ik to Des
1st M.,on85ni.&466.IK«lacr's*2d.\l.onl62n
Detroit, Hllhilale it /«<(,— Ist mortgage
2d niortga;ie
Detroit, Lonning itLoke Mi A.— Ist mort.,
Detroit J: Milwaukfe—l^t ^'ort. bonds
2d .Mortgage, April 28, 'm.
.
If-nrer
M
Funded Conpone, .N'ov. 15. ViO
2d Funded Coupons, Nov. 13, 6.3
Bonds of JuneliO, 'tH>(condlllonallv)
I6t
& Olln. I'M.) Oct. 1, '53. gld.
Dollar (Oak. & Olta. Rli.) b'ds, Oct. 1,'53.
Isl Mort. (Detr. & Pontlac UR.), Apr. l.'Sl
Ster.ing (Oak.
Mort. lI>eT < I'onttac Rlt.), Feb.. '54
2d Mort. (Def. & Pontlac RR.). an., '53
Bonds of Si-pt. 1, I86e. (Limit MOO.OUl).
Bds & mort. on Det. river front property
1
.
.50
1851
I8SC
1872
1869
a
10(0
1,0(K)
,
.
Hast Brandi/Klne dc Waiinesbiirg—lit
Eabt J^nniitflvania—titiick
1834,
convertible
Id mortgage
4th mortgage, convertible
Bth mortgage, convertible.!
Buffalo Branch
Bonds
s
S
1,170,(«I0
2,5(»l,(«IO
7
1,0<X),(XX)
6.'a,5-25
Varl.
377,115
&
7
JCiUOOO
>
g
51,000
150,000
250,000
100,000
110,000
53,266
7
7
l.5li6,6S9
1,000
1.000
1,(100
1,000
100
566
1,000
1,000
6
8
7
7
50
h
100
1870
1,000
140,000
1,309,200
7
f.
1869
18t;0
1866
b
b
&
&
e
1,000
.50
13,53
1857
185S
1861
.
.V
7g.f,
,).
ft I).
.1.
.1.
&
7
3
J. ft. I.
J.ft J.
.M.ft S.
6
7
4
J.
J.
J.&J.
ft
ft
J.
J.
J. ft J.
6
6
F.ft A.
200,000
1,075,500
8,000,000
1,500,000
5(xi,oai
6
6
6
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
M.ftS.
M.ftN.
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
J.
Y.
Di-trolt Office
N.T.,M.K.J<siip&Co
May
'ay
.May
15,
'"(5
15, "^s
15, '75
May,
July
1875
1886
I,
J. ft J.
A.ft 0.
"i(io
78.0(XI.O(«)
5
7
4
l(Xl
8.536.910
3^
1,000
1.000
1.000
.!,(XX),(XX)
7
J.ftJ.
r,&
A.
J.'ft'j.
M.&N.
4,0(«),0(«)
M.ftS.
6,000,000
4,441,000
928,500
186,400
M.ft 8.
A.ftO.
J.ft D,
J.*J.
M. »5(l,oai; 3 yr. notes, »225,0(X).
Leased to Great West, of Canada. In 1868
3^ per cent was paid on pref. stock, and
Of ihe bonds of
In 1869. 7 per cent.
June, 1866, »1,218.(X1') are In the hands of
the Merchants Bank of Can., redeemable
»10(),0tX) per yr.
t.3,50,000 have thin far
been redeemed. Net earnings In 1871,
»503,'2'23
in 1869, »666,'267 :
In 1868. 1704,4,57; In 186,-, »768,789; in 1666,
(v. 14, p.
»6S5,062. See annual leport.
323.)
»665 633, In 1870,
;
Varloui.
July, 1872 Leased to Ills. Cent, for 20 yrs. at 35 p. ct.
earn'gs 1st 10 yi s, 36 per cent 2d 10 rs.
IBl
July, 1883 Net earnings, 1871, t72.l88. Pref. stock,
»59^,315, com. s:ock. »5S4,662.
Oct., 1883
June,
1900
Completed Angutt, 1871.
(v. 14, p. 628.)
N. Y., Brown Bros ft Co Jan. 1, 1908 lit. w-as suspended. Pe4ta(v. 14, 5'21.)
due Jan.,'i3
Phlla., E. Smith ft Co. July 1, 1885 L'sed to Ps.RR. 2d M..lf35,0
Phiiadelnhla.
July, 1872 Leased to Phil, ft Kiadlng. at 6 per cent
on stock and Int. on bo- ds. (v. 14. p. 628.)
Plilla., P. ft R. Office, Mch 1,1888
01 sol. Nov . 1-6.', of E.Tenn. ft Va. and
N.Y., Gallatin Nat'l Bk. July 'iV 19(0 E. Tenii&Gf. In 1870 Ihe Co. paid Its
debt to Tenn. and issued the sink, fund
N. Y.. R. T. Wilson ft Co July, 1880
loan. Net earnlt gs last year, f 415,799.
do
July 1876
do
.;uly, 1871 Dividends had been 8 per cent a year for
Boston, Co.'s Office,
London.
187!
East 6 yrs, but none was aid Jan., 1872.
eases E stern In X. H.. 16m. Stock,
1874
Boston, Co.'s Office,
«492,500, same dividends as East. ^ass.
do
Sept., 1876
Leases Portland. Baco ft P., at 10 per
do
April, 18-6
do
cent on stock. (V. 14, pp.43, 187.)
.March, 1888
i
do
May,
Phlla., GIrard Xnt.
Bank Jan.
do
New York,
do
M.ft 8.
M.ft N.
.
1891
18961 Real est.
.i
M.K. JesupftCo
do
do
S. Y.. Union Trust Co.
* J.
2M
SX
00
do
N. v..
7g
7
1,(XX)
N'.
.1
eg.
1,(X«1,000
.VXI.OOO
4(X1,000
Detroit.
& London.
Juy.
Aprl,
Nov. 15, 73
M.ftN. N. y., M. K. Jesunft Co Nov. 15. 73
do
A.ftO.
rfo
Apr. 1.1878
do
do
F.ft A.
Feb. 1.5, '86
..V.I.
do
do
Jan. I, 1S7S
do
do
M.ft S.
Sept 1, 1886
.1
.
W
NY. ft
.1
A.ftO.
000
ft
*
7
570,000
1,000|
.
noatingdebt
do
do
Oct. 1, 18eK Net earnings, 1871, f2:B.(X)l. (v. 14, p. S'21.1
N. Y., MTCh.Nat. Bk. Jnne 1, '90 Traffic guar. 10 p.c. from Mich. C. ft Ot
M.ft N.
7.50,000
,')0,(XX)
1847
1819
.1
7
500
1,000
.
3*3,000
5(X).0(10
1860
1863
.1
IS71, »1,680,636;
»4,3I9.9n.
Consol. March, 1872, with
Cent. ItR. of X.J. (V. I4,p. 386, 6'28, 658.)
gr.. 8(n,0(« acres. Op. by Kansas Pacillc
Nov. l.tlHK) In progress. Xarrow gusge, 8 feet.
Do ault'd Int Oct, '71.
Y.. (;i'afk,'Dodge&Co Oct. 1,1877 L. gr.. 466.0(XI acres.
do
do
A.ftO.
Boston, Co.'s office.
M.ft N. N. Y., M. K. Jfsupft Co
do
do
M.ftN.
do
« .1
do
do
do
.M.ft N.
J.ftJ.
194 ,«»
160,000
'68-'69
D.
f.
4,2l>2,000
1851
1856
1865
ft
J. ft.I.
495,!'00
3,192,000
3,470,000
6!O,0C0
136,000
N.
Varl.
J.ft J.
10
2,.5OO,O0O
A
.f
.1
5.(KXI,O0O
880,000
81,500
450,000
1,300,000
M
.I.ft. I.
a
July'w,';! Net receipts
do
do
Apr. 1,1875
do
M.&S.
do
.Mch. 1,1881
,I.4D.
do
do
'Mine. 18921
M.ft N. N.T., DrexeLM. ft Co May 1, 1899
.).
al!./
Vari
New York Office.
0-1A.ftO.
A.ftO. N.
A.ftO.
8 f
—
WiiUamitport stock, com
Preferred stock
St niortgage bonds
Income bonds. 999 year^ to run
Bond & mortgag.* on EI intra real estate.
trie «rti7jcrti/— Htock, common
P)eferred, J per cent, stock
Ist mortgage (exicudcd In 1867 to IM7) ..
Jd mortgage, convertible (cxt. to 1879.).
it
I.
7 g.
3,219.(«X)
i',6oo
Mortgage (new)
Eaxtern (.Va.y.s)— stock
English Loan, conver ible
Essex R.R. bonds, Sept. 1856
Bonds due 1S.S5, April, '65
do
1888, March, 'CS-'eg
do
1889 May, '69...r
Eaatern .Shore, (Vd.)— 1st mort., conv
2d morigage. conv
Ear/efteld it /i>H(«^;itf— Tenne see Loon...
hlizabetlitotrn <* nitfKca*- Ist Mort., conv.
Elk it il,-A'eiiH-ut mort., gold
7g.
300,000
Mortgage
M
f.
2,.5(«1,(XX1
4,690.000
yi...
hail Tenn., Virginia <t (?eor(7(a— stock
.Mortgage sinking fund bonds
Mortg.age (old)
.3,0(XI.(XX)
,000
1,000
Varl
1663
1863
1870
7
7
7
2,310,01X1
1871
1871
1855
1856
I860
1863
1866
1853
1853
1851
1854
1853
1866
1,111,000
l,KM.v»X)
I'.tVlO
1
1870
2X
lR,8.ifi,t.50
l6.(Klllpr.n]
1870
Sioux (?((»— Stock
mort
DuouQue Southwentern— lit .M, prcf s.f ..
1st Mortgage, Oct. 1,'fa
mritirk, Warren <t Pittubnra—lslm, gold
7iUi:lie.yn it. Colnmhia~\st Mortgage
1,0(»I
1st
Etmira
Co
do
do
do
.J.
6
6
•2O,0lXlpr.m
1,00
do
do
Phila..
M.ftS.
82.(»X»
b
l,l«<l
1871
U
I
;
.
M
7
I09,.5(IO
4(XI,(«X)
In progress.
I, 1891
N
A. ft O.
A.ft O.
F.ft A.
161,0«l
2«)&c
51
.Inly
k
j
10(1
iv. 14, p.
1
100 000
740.001
uder foreclosure,
I
K.T., U.S. Trust Co.
do
do
do
.I.&I). Boston, Treas.'a Office.
F. & A. Phlladclphla.Co 's Office
A.& (.>. N. Y.,St. NIch. Nat. Bk
.I.ft J.
do
do
do
.!.& J.
do
.I.ft
I
7
100,000
!I03.(X)0
1
Road in progress. Lafay, Ind. to St. Ann's.
Formerly leased to luu., Clu. ft Lafayette.
percent of gross earnings, but guaranteed ?1. 1(^7 470 pi-ryr.. to pay Int. on Isl
do
M,«15,Hi'.l.(»lll ft •2d Si., C.& I. »821.00'. Of
do
'2dM., t'2,999,(««i were sold to Penu. RIt.
do
.\prll, Itoe
7
Net earnings 18;i,»l,(«(l,'i3i. (v. 14, r.SllS)
Ilo
do
7
M.ftS. N. Y., Union Trns Co Sept I, 1901 Completed, Marrh, 18T2. (v. II. p. 159.)
7
Columbus, Treasury. June, 1872 iLeased In pcrpetiiiiy to Pitts. .Ciiiii. ft St.L.
2f.
ess's: ssunie liabi it's.
il'. ft' s.
N. Y.. /'.mer. Ex. Bank. Sept 1,1890; (iuar bv Pa. l.R.
6
M.& X Host.. Tower, Hid. & Co May, 1872 Dividends in 10 years, 89 per cc t.
Bist'-n.
July. 187! jLcMed to Conco. d Ulf at *'25,0txi peryear.
J. ft .1.
Feb.. 1812 Xet ea*ntiips for year ending Ji.nt- W, 1S7I,
Boston Office.
F. &A.
Dec.l.l^76i $28:1665-. tinklug fund inercased, »36 552.
.1, ft D.
do
«
Dividends, 6 per cent a y'r for past ! yrs.
Dec. 1, 1876
do
7f. .I.&D.
Feb. 1, 1872
do
F. ft A.
3
.Inlv I, 1889
do
6g f, J. ft J.
.I.ft.I. Boston, Boat, ft A. HR. .lalv, l^T! Xet lucome, 1870- "71, *199,I57. Divldent's
5
M. ft S. Boston, Globe Nafl Bk Sept 1, 1878 in 10 years, 81 per cc t. (v. 14, p. 43)
6
N.Y., Am. Ex. X. Bk. Jan. 1,1 iXi; (V. 13, p. 167.)
7 f. .I.ft. I.
July, mxi
.).& J.
7
l«Xl-l-»-3-4 Leased to Phil. ft Trfnt.,6T'.c.dlvonst»'k
M.ftS.
Phlladf ll hl>
6
7
'
23
Guaranteed bond*.
Extension mortgage
Bonds dne
7
l,7tKI,00O
2.50.000
1,0 OOIM
1,0m
Koad sold
1901
Oct., 1867
2MJ»0
1,000
1,1893
,
.1.4 J. N. Y., silNicii'.Nat.
M. ft N.
do
do
A. ft O.
do
do
7
452,800
h
D^hitrnre if./f.— stuck
l^t mortgage..
Ist
1
a,ooi ai
99«,UI0
iou.oua
28
Toledo Depot (cost J::)53,9i0)
Dawtnn <t IIV«(.— 1st .M „ guar. L. M.&C.& X
Decitiir, Siillirin it Mutloon (/«».)— IstM
d:
1(XI
a
a
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
Duhuqne
1,500.000
350,000
1858
1871
i8;o
mortgage
2d mori gage
Common bonds
3
10(1
1«)
1,000
100
Isl
Lack,
7
l,18»i,
X.Y.,Co.'B Office.
July, 1903
New York.
Stork, $J82,600.
N.T., Winslow, L. & Co July! 1896 Leased 186610 Cin., Ham. ft D. Co. (v. 13
do
do
Jan. 1, 1889
p. 485.
New York.
Juue, 1921
INet earnings year ending Dec. 31 1^71,
Boston Agency,
Nov I87-.
»213,809. an incn-aseof »-.6,-22I. over 1870.
Aug.l,19<«l' Springf.ft Col. road Islcased.
(v. 14, p.
do
do
do
do
Sept 1, 1877, 4.W.)
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Dec. 1.1«90(
.'J. Y., Union
Trust Co. Apr. I, I'.IOl Bds Miar.KbjC C.C.&J.; HbyL.S&M.S.
N.
ft
J. ft
7
iiy
Mch
March,
1
A
a
66&71
.!.& J.
M.* N.
M. & N.
F. & A.
M.
8g,
160,00)
1,'*),000
300,000
79,000
13,000,100
1,000
103
J.&I).
Q-M.
7
6
1,000
1856
JO renpnrt .( S;. /»,;«;— 1st .M.,gjld
Daijt.it Jfiili^Prcr stock, guar. C. H.& I)
1st M., sinking fund, *3O,UO0 per year
f.
t
292,0011
'fa'irill'', /f'izleton d- II7/Ar*&rtn'6— Ist mort.
Dniirill. I'lli.. Jlflutlit Pi-kiii— 1st M.,gold.
f.
7
Ip
1,786.000
Aorjfo/A:— Stock
f.
3%
i.iiiii.coj
Connecting (Philti.
Coopfrtitmen <t Sn^qurlinnvn VoUei/—\iX. M.
C'limherltnil itPennsylrnnhl—\tl mortgage
2d mort .'ag>> sinking fund bonds
K.'>i inbi rhnitt
r«/(*?//— stock
1st .Mort.
7
7
983,(XI0
.584,700
I.OtX)
do
do
I872!Cons(ir. M.ay, '68. of the CI.. Col., & (Inn. ft
Feb..
Bonds
June7'it(»M(
the Bellefomalne Companies.
until 1899, payable In annual Installn enls. (v. 12
May, 1899
p. .85 ; 13, p. 487. (V, 14, p. 355, 451.
May, 1572 iLeased to At.* (it. West. at »'i2 Wii; monthCleveland, Office.
Aug. 1.18731 ly. In advance. Last aniiual report in
N.Y.. Ward,U. ft Co
Cli»veland. at (rfllce.
Sept. 15, '76' tllRox.t-LK. (T. 14, p. 35.^'.
M. & S.
July, 1873
.I.&.I.
N.Y".. Manhattsn Bk
J. *J.
Y., Lawrence Bros, Jan. 1, I!XX),In progi-ess.
N.Y.,Farin.L. ft T. Co. Jnne,IS;2 jLcnseil Nov., 1871 to Pinn. UK. Co, at 7
do
do
Sept 1, 1873 percent on present stock and all interM. ft S.
do
Nov, 1,18751 est, &c. (V. 13, p. 6(n,(3I,80['.)
M. ft N.
do
do
do
,Ian., 1892
J. ft,I.
F.* A.
150,001
2,00 -,OtX)
15,000,000
mortgage
—Ist mortgage
Dzl.,
7
?1.
513,500
1.252.000
1.096.000
a
a
Ind. (Central R.U.)
(i, Eastern R.R.)
Cftnnffllrift H>.v/<-;7i— 1st
d-
1
10,971 ,9«)
do
Mortgage
7
2,059,-700
&
bonds.
do
do
Voniu'ctlcHt 7?ircr— stock
Ist mortgage sinking fund
f^nnfrlirut l'«Wey— 1st mortgage
J. & J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.&D.
M.'&N,
V. & A.
M. & S.
J.& D.
A. & O.
I. & J.
3
6
680,000
487,900
46,000
11,820 p.
a
laatDlvrd,
N.Y., St. Klch.Nat.
n.
F.& A.
2,000 000
16,(l00p.m.
.1,73?. 000
"itVi
323,000
500
617.000
1,000
2.125.000
1,0(KI
a
J.
M.&S.
I
1,C00
—
tfc
Vaifburi/
I
82I,0(X)
1,243, 00
4(10,00
PortHnwiilh stock
Coiinecticilt it PdiJUimpulc B. if.— stock
tst mortgage, sinking fund
Notes, coupon, conv. at par
Ma.ssawippi slock, guar, by C. & Pass
Concorit
&
J.&
.1.
S.50.000
1,067,4-
1853
1857
1863
1810
,
by 'Wliom.
1.1-00,000
"50
Cons. 1st M., skg fund for »15,0j«,ll(X).
Cons. 2d M., for »10,(I00.(I(I0
Cohimhii^, Spriiiaf. it CVh«.— Ist mort.
Cot'tmbtis it AVwm, stock
—
4.
1,000 10,00()n.m
1,100
sm.wo
1,(I0U
650,000
Income bonds (<;lilc. A (it Kant rn R.Ii.)
Union & Logan poi-t Ist mor gage
1st mortgage
Voiicoril stock
111
_, _
m,(M)
i',iiuo
22,5
199
199
199
for »» WO.OOO
Vfilfhrookdale li./f.—\ni rnnrtgflge
.
JOOOO pr
,50
i9a
»l,2c«i.li00
Consold. skg land,
1,2(0,0001
798.000
1852
1867
M
LurrMlnil Ml. Veninii <{ />;— Ist M.,gld...,
Clet'flantl it 7'(('\.— tinaranteud stock
1,000
1,000
.50
1st mort (C. C.
C. KI!.) »25.nooa y- ar...
Ind.) excli. for new
1st M. (Bell.
iRt mortgase^ new, s. f
Vi'Pelaii'l (fc J/(iAo«(K^~8tocV:
Ist mortgage
5
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
IBondis,
Principal,
Due,
When
Where Payable, and when
Stocks,
Amount
Miles
of
Phila.,
1889
1880
1,
Apl. 1,1886
Mch"l',1890 Inprogrtss. Subscrlp. to stoch, ^3,0
Penn. R.R. Co
Nov.,' 1871
do
July, 1872
Phlla., Penn. Life Ins.Co Jan. 1, 1880
Phlla., Penn.R. H.Co
2862
phlla.,
.
Formerly leased to P., W. ft B.; operated
on own aeeount since Dec, 1869.
ft aeci ui-d Int. due about »«XI.O(Xl.
Funded
Leased
5,C(X).
Northern Cent, for 999
In 1863 to
yrs. Rent paid, »:65 315. Net earnings
in 1871, »59,689, against »90 219 In 1870,
DIvB. guar
I
y Pa. KR.
(v. 14. p. 628.)
by Company.
Feb.;i86« The com. stock was Increased from 116,571300 m Oct., 1867, to piesent flgnres.
Y., Office, 23d street, July 15. 'TZ
The net earning* above int., ftc. In 1871,
May. 1879
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
»I18,261
tobel»8ued.
;
1869, $475,612 186j. f^i.consol. inorl.
(v. 14, p. 20, 85, 386, 8ii5.)
1870, nil
Mch. 1.1879
March 188S
Oct. 1,1880
Junel,188e
Jan. 1, INl
:
6T2; 1867, tl,(HO,584.
;
New
——
June
.
—
1
.
.
.
Hr
THE CHRONIOLR
29, 18?5S)
tt6d
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Subaorlbcrs will confer • creat niTor by kIvIok ns ImHetftale nolle* of aair orrar 4laco*ero4l la aar Takl«a>
BESCUIl'TION.
^
°.a
Sa
.
Ullrsi
of»i
I
1
».St
oS
!
UR IXVIUKNIlB.
INTBHKtfT
Amount
;
Oni•landing.
TSale
Where Parable
For cxplmiAltuii, itv., of nil rufiTutiret, «« K<»<> iS.
foul uutc'it on Ut putfu of KIC Tttblen.
:9
KrlA Mii/trnt/— (Cuntlnuotl)
LoHK Dock Co. niortuafke
SliTlhiKlMMi.U. i:<.iivi'rtil>l>i,
1,0001
3,000^)0
4,l«t4,«OU
7
i
j.ai). K. V
£210
I.OOOi
3,060 000
2,000,000
372,800
111,200
2,0*3.000
600,000
7
K. V
IjOOOjOOO
»g J.* J.
K'if, if
Ut
inns
IgJl
i;l.l>M,(WO....
(for t;w,UUU,00O;
lit'jK'ijil iii<>rl.,Kol(l
/Hthburg-'M^tvk
Itllucons. lllorlHOKO.
iiii)rt>;<>»:e,r*>ttv.
2d iDortKAK'
-
CMiiiviTtltjIe
suic tax
Consf.i. mvin. frt'o of
Ki^ul 'lilcnt bontiM
£uroi)tfUu
it -v.
inort. lUrtfforto
L'll Kruiil bdn J: IxC
'iil
)
)
Wtna
M.UanK
Eeaiiir-i L'ruicfoiMi—\^i M.
xm
b
iwa
IMS
1,000
ft
10
DUTtKOr
loftu.
Winn
Ev.4
1«M
Ill.jit..
1892
niurt.,!i.f ^EvaiisvlUe toTerre H.)....
Kockvillf fxtentloii
Eva'i\t'itie, IhiuWi-Hon tfc AkjiAc.— 1st inort.
UmiisvIIU, Tene IhtuU rf (.7iic.-Ut M.i(ld
fl(// Wccr. Waireii it Pi'oriitenct : BonUn.,
ut
Mff/i /*«?(/ -slock
Flint .( /Vrc JfilrviieMf— slock
Isl m.>rl,,L.U.. 153,600 acTe«, I- taiT
im M.. Jiiiu. -.M on 10. l.K IKi.cm ac,
.
l»l
109
a
xMO
xam
:
*i
55
6
"
218
M)
M
I.. I),. ;w.u«) ncri's. :iil tllv.
* li.iUy U. I!, (s. f., <ii->,ono |mi yoar)
Illy K, »iiKln»w. l»t M. mmrhy Ie»u'»
do
Hay County, IksikmI In aid ft
(
'oiist rurtlun bonds
Holly, Wayiif & Monroe, lat tnort, s.r. ....
ttoritUi -1st ntiirtj^aKC, gold, ronvertlble..
FtitHftiiii; ,t .\V>r(/tv(iWc— 1st uiortKH^e
Kinda..lohn'it'1'nt ,t t;lnrfrivtu>' -Ul niort
Fort. W'tr/nf, JarkAott it.S'iaiHtttf—Ui mortj
rt. and ctiulpiuent bonds
'.id lit
Fort nui/ne, MUHcie it Cin»— lat M., Rold.
2d inert
Frederick <f Pennit/tcunla—\tit M., gold
•ialcetloii, /roii^tiin it II. t\f 1871—181 Mort.i
KJlnt
n
IS
775,000
•
190MIO
7
4
do
do
2d
iAn.000
1,000
1,000
'2,80OW>
8M,000
b
800,000
1870
1869
1871
1869
I8fl
1871
18:i
1,000
XJSOOJOOO
1,U»
1,800,000
9WI,000
150,000
1.900,0i«
lino
l,(XIO
900,000
1,000
1,000
4,-200,000
10(
615J0O
no
no
2.000,000
1,000,000
186,900
9,000,000
2,»i5.O0O
isn
1,000
1,00b
2se
isrj
£26 JB2,«3.98»
221,190
77,190
900,000
470,500
do
1,200,000
2,842,186
1,688,057
788,722
5,734,391
16,l«l,437
3,81<,896
do
do
Great Ue*Mrrt iVcinatta)—Com. stock
Preferred, 5 per cent, conv. Into cummon
debentures
Mortgage bonds, coupon
100
'227,273
ma
1,381.117
2,'n5,iW6
618,066
2,360,333
301,733
3,630,000
xm
do
do
do
do
tlo
do
do
do
New bonds, coupon
£11*
£10
XIU.
£100
Columbia— itU>c)c
l,MU,a«S
mortgage, guar, by state
1,4'26,M5
876,766
130,000
300,000
9,167,700
5,087,221
3J) 0,000
751,000
4,000,000
500,000
1,200.000
4,000,000
1,182,550
700,000
8,900,000
IJiOO.OOJ
Bonds not guaranteed
Green 'cii-fi it Jofmwnrille~\»t M.. conv.,
X. y. HxUn»ion—l't mort
Hannibal tt St.JoHeph^coiumoa stock
1869
1S70
U.ickenitick it
low
a;s
275
Preferred -tock
.Missouri State Loan
Land Grant mortgage
100
'5l-'sr>
"wi
Itonds l-JTO, conv..
IstiiiortgaKe (Qulncyft Palmy, RR.
mart. (Kan. C. & Cam. Kli.)
Harlem Kj-zention—Xat mortifage
Harrltb.. Portu'll, Mt.'Joy it i«/tca<— stock
1867
1870
53
116
51
inortgsge
90
94
79
Harliforil <e yew //fip«u— s.ock
Scrip (to be paid In full July, '72)
"ioo
50
"w
iBimortg go
tt FinhkUI—Ut mort. (B.I)
1st mortgage (Conn.)
Howiatonic—9toc k
nart..Pror.
18.1»
18St)
2«X
Preferred stock
Ut mortgage, sinking fund
2d oiortgage
lio .us of 1S69
tiountonit TejralCeiit—UlM.itoM, l.gr.,s.f,
Uuntliirjilonit Broail Top- 1st inort., gold
2d mortgage
Sd mortgage, consolidated
Serlp for past due coupon
Iliinoit C'eMrra/- -stock
Ut mort. constr ;ctlon bds(now payable)
96
120
120
74
74
1869
1866
1851
1S57
1863
1891
1851
1851
1864
1865
1S7U
1869
187D
1898
1867
1869
1889
1870
'58
Ind ,Cliin.& Lafayette
do
do
do
liuUannimliA it St. i0K(»— Ist M.,ln 3 series
2d mortgage
Eflulpment bonds
Jnittanap.it Vlncennes~Ul M., guar
2d mortgage, guar
Jnternati'ti'il (Texas), la' M.,gold
Houston ft Ot. No., Istmort.. gold
Jonia ft /.'(ii«(ntf— Ut M., traffic guar
2d mortgage
Jowa t'allA .t .StoliJ! tlly— Is' M., Anl. 1 '6»
.
1871
xm
1870
1869
1870
18«J
1868
18 ;o
1870
1867
1S««
1869
mort
Jac*so«»./V'iM<i<-.<f'Jfo')— FlorlilaStbds.gId
2511
Jetttrmn i/^l.)— 1st M. (^Hawley Branch).
2 mort^jage (Hawley Branch)
1st ir.ortgaife iSu*(iaeb. to Carbondale)..
JtH., Mail, it 7»uli(in*ip.—slock
Xi
X!l
ind. ft Mad I! !. -Ut mortgage
Jelfersonville '" .-2d in rtgaze bonds..
JelTersonvllle, Mad.ft Ind— 1st in rlgage
do
2d mort^ajf
BoiuUof I.onUvll e (endoraed)
di
X
fnittana—\»l mortgage
Joltet it
Jitni-lion, FI,lladeliihia—\H mortgage.
.
City. St. Jo. it Council Wtflfj—stock.
Ist mortgage, C.B. ft SI. Joseph
St. J. ft U.B. Bit., Ut M
do
do
Kansas City. 81.
KK
M
2d
J.
ft
t. B. RR., coniol
Mo. Valley UR. (Ang.
do
do
do
gold
Hanjtan flaW/le- stock
id. (gold) land ft road, sinking (and
iA
ltMort.,yold
..
M
1, '«3
3,042,900
332,000
2,900 (»1
2,900,000
•2,790000
9,000,000
1.90O,0OJ
9,728,490
Varl
i',6i»
'
i,aio
a
1989,500
1,000
1,000
2,800,000
1,100,000
2,000,000
KOfm
1.450.000
lO.aiOp.m
1,000
....
116,000
1,01X1
'
i,ouo
a
»
M
i862
77
159
159
9(«.IWI
»«).000
4,0(l).00il
i
'"1
'
a
^7.000
1.000
1.000
»«5fl00
2,08J,O»
ISiU
1852
IJJOOl
2,000,000
74AIJ0
1,000,
800 JM)
l.OIW
900,000
800,000
Too
a,7M,4M
i.«n>
1,000
i,40Oj|iao
UM
isn
law
18«
a
1,000
1,000
.,..,.
1.000
50
..
201 oni
96,100
2,000 001)
*J)0O,O0O
1S.1»
18ii6
4X
'
pm
770,000
300,000
2.960,0 «
600,000
1499.000
1.000
1,000
X,l)M
"lOO
"ii
.
,
9
9
2d mortgage
Sivn
2V280,910
X.TODM)
Satinav—XM mort
1
ioo
xjm>
.,
2d mort
Stl
1,000
1871
Jtluiai it AtA<n;»— lat M., sink, fund, gold
it
501
900
50
iildlannp.. Cine, it ia/",—stock
Uma.
1,574,000
820.000
1,180.000
191,0CO
100,000
100,000
5,(00,000
416,000
367,900
1,317,000
113,080
100
100
I
Jack.,
751000
481000
1,000
90ft52
do
do
do gold
do
Redemption, 1st & 2 series
3d series, s erllng
do
OiK.—
Isl M., gold
jHillaiia it nUnolH
JmtlanaiK JSIoonl'tomt Went—Ut M., gid b<ls
2d inor gage
Ind.ft Cinn. of
1,000
186S
1870
"is
1st
1st
'
146,IU)
132,000
l,7d3,UI0
4764)00
100,000
75,000
169,000
Postal bds, Ac, secured by gov't bustne8«
1st Trui. bds.conv. Into 1st prcf. stock...,
2d
do
do
do
2d
1st
do
do
do
do
im
Kcw Tork
ft
g
ft
A,
iimam
II
tH'I.
London. Jan.
do
Mar.
I. ft
J.
.\l.ft
J.'ft
f.
do
T..
v.,
.
N
.
I,
I.TJO
1,
188*
do
1.0001
1,000
gmjno
sttfloa
rg7.ooo
1,900,000
1,000,000
8.972,100
6,466,000
l^fW
To fomi a dlreri line fron Buaor to
John and llalldu (T. It, p. a«7iin.
M
1,189*'
com siork.|lMi^.*i«f..fUMW. >*l
Jan. i:ii«7
1, li*s7
.Nov.l.1'r<7
lAag
7i.«V:o i|);su1i.ril,Dl«to
i.ri.ni.. i4:0
I
B'Dk of Aineilra. July
I
Fann.L'anftTCo May
Provldcace.
Boston OIBce
J,
W
In inn In
.
IIH lui
oil stork and qeM.
Net
l!ni,|4«>Ml. (<.I4, p.tMJ
•«rd
du
do
do
do
<T ta.p mn.}
I
July
1,
187i
Hk May
1,
1880
an.
1,
18K7
Hepl
1,
IMi
May
l,l)«*i
I'
1,(199,100
Atlantic & 81. Lawronce. defor'dlnt. ctfl
Kqulpmeut M., 1st on all rolllug stock...
it
A.ftO.
r
I
4,000,000
xm
H'lnking Co.— stock
Oratut Trunk (C'lin'ttl'l) -stocK
Mort. to Itkof U.Canada on surplus lands
Oreenvitte
H75
ino
M.*8.
do
J,*J. S'.T.,r*nn.L'an*TCo
do
do
M.*N,
I
100
100
900
Itonds. not iiiortKagtttinton it ,Sprinn/.~-lnl M.,gold..
2d inort xaKe, ifola
Goahi'n ii Oeckerloicn—\Ht vaonif»g«
tfr. HiipiiUit Ituiinmt -Ut m, gold, guar...!
Ut inort. Kol 1 not Knaraiiteed
do
do
by
siid
I'tB
J.*
J.
A.ftO.
1M».000
I9IH
ini
fritinatt,
4tb
7.*. I.
I*
1,000
1,OUO
19U
.
908,000
660,000
1VI,U00
18M)
m
il.
181 niof iL-iiLTc,
ild
m
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J.ftJ.
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London, Co. 's Office.
sterling.
eases All. ft St. Lawrence.
London and Portland. Oec, 1873
ISUm. chic. Del. ft (an. Grd. Jnne
London, at Co.'s Office. Apl.,1877
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aodoperated. 1,377m. Oross eam'Dga In
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and the Detr. ft Mllwnntee, Is9m
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London Joint Stock Bk. July. 1871
the half year endiiu
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expenses, £318,638
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Leases Blue Ridge Rl:.
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debl,r2iO,000.
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;
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1889
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Philadelphia, Office,
187',, shows 11.178.681 gross earnings alHl
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net earnings. 1176.160. aitalnl tl<7,ii24 la
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Rent of leased roads
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(402m.) 95 percet't of gross eanil- g*.
Apl. 1, 1875
Net revenue in 1871. |<,732X7. < •msl.
Apl. 1, 1875
bimils of 18,5 will be paid now on deOct. '.,18911
mand. (V II p. 89. 19A.I
Apl. 1,1875
Jan. 1, 190 In progr'-e I.. i.rf« 11.1 X rin«t' 1. r. . -.1
Oct., 1909 Road CIof ro IOct ,1890
Sept. 18(7 Roadm
Seltletni-hl wllh m-'lllors iM'nainc- M-e
April, 1888
report In V. 1.3, p. 810. (r. W,^tBka»;
Feb., 1897
>
V. II. p. 511.)
June, 1899
Lnae* St.
Jnly 1, 1919 Net earnlnc>,^1871, (28(4:4.
Oct 1, isn> louls. A.ft'r.R.roadand paid NWjnw
rem. net earnings being •aoin*.
.lolyl, i8Sl
Pena.
KR.
Co.
Bond. gaara»teed by
IM
AprliV,l911 Inpra«reaa.
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Texas tab.
Mt.tUuW par n.
Jnly'lVlSSS Leaned 10 MIchleaa Cent.,
Nov. 1.1841
traffic
which girt* •
gnarantee.
llBt*.
Apl. 1.1899 Leased to Ills ('..atSS p.c. on eanli
-'
July 1, liwi Stock paid. M«.^- Cost of r
~
July 1,1885 Operated by MIrb. Cent,
I
acres,
.Mar. 1.1888
uTti.:
(v. 13, p. Wl.)
1-190
1900
July 1,1887 Leased to Erie Railway Co™ which nya
interest on the bonds, (v. 14, p. «.>
Jan. 1, 188*
Jan. 1,1889
.May 1, 1872: Leased In 1971 to Pitt*., nan. ft 81. L. RK
Ma. 1, 1881 (gnar. by Pa. lilt.) for Ittl. aad slakUlg
lund of bonds sml 7 per cent a Tear 00
Apl. I.I81II
Net earnings In 1V7I, »*sa.tM
stock.
Oct. 1. 190*
(v. U. p. 5»1.)
July 1.19111
May
1. l»"i'Jl
Jnlyl. 1^1 Leased to Mleti - rVfil.
' -• ef f#ad
"
July :. l-iti owned'
Apt. 1. ia«'|
ft tConsol
BI.S.:
Jan'.iVlsai,
^
Septl. 18IS <lty tot HI., amu.. brai.rii.8i.
ttn.
Jane 1,18:4 Hopkins, tin. Met awalan
Septl. 1890 tttajOT*. (r,IS,p.«*.)
Aug. 1,I8«
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N.Y. ft Boston,
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New
7
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working »«s
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N.T., Nat, Triwt Co. MaylVl889 Leased to Reus ft Ssr. Stock paid $126,870.
M.ftN. Jersey City, 1st Nail Bk .May 1. 1890 Operated by Krle.
Han. ft St. Jo. 'JU7m.. branch, Qolncy. Ill,
to Palmyra. 15iii.
Cameron to Kans V,
Aug.','l870
-^
J. ft J. K, T.. Duncan, 8. ft Co.
5Sln. Total opernted, 2751
1*71-8
A.ftO,
Ings In 1870-71. |il.(H9.im.
V
New York office.
Apr. 1, 1831
common stock authotizc'l
M.ftS.
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See CuBu-MCLk, vol. 12. i>
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Jan., 1892
J.ftJ.
2:*, 321
do
Jan.. 1892
do
Jan. 1. U9U Int. was in default. See (r. 14. p. 521.)
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N. Y.. Union Nat Bank. July 1,1872 «orked with N. Y. ft N. Il^ven road
receiving i3 percent of net profits. Cash
N. Haven. Cily N. Ha.ik Inly 1. 1*72
J.ftJ. Hartford. Phtt-nijN Bk. Jan. 1, 187;t dMdeiKls in lllyrs. 133 p. c. iv. II. p. 43.1
J.ftJ. Hartford, Am. Nat. Bk. Jai.l 1876 Operali-'i bv bondliiflders trustees. Net
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Jan. 1, 1876 earnliiKS V*',\. Il:'l.ii6i.
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7
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8(^4
fj une 29, 1872.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Subscribers will confer a great favor by glvlug na Immediate notice of anf error discovered In our Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
For
explanation of all refere-^ces, see
foot noted on Ist page of UK Tables
Miles
Amount
of"
Outstanding.
Ruad
T^trt/I',-— Continued.
Ist Mort., gold
2d Mort. (government subsidy)
Ist Mort. (Leavenworth Br.)
hand Or. Mort. on 1 000,000 acres.
income bonds (all Issued.)
Land Grant Bonds Kold on 2,000,000 acres
2d mortgage, gold, on same
jfent VoutUt/ A. /t.—lut mort. bonds
Keatucky Centrat~2ii mortgage
3d mortgage
Lackawaiinatt Bloofnsburg— Ist mortgage.
1st mortgage (extension)
2d mortgage
2d mortgage (extension)
In ;o«ne bonds
Lake Erie A Lonitfilte—Ut mortgage
Lake ^horeSc Mh'h. Sout/i.stvck
INTEBEBT OR DIVIDEND^.
y. here Payable, and
^*'*t When
PoyWe.
by A horn.
cViit.
11
^ansaii
1866
1866
1866
1866
1870
18:i
18S9
1853
1855
1855
1855
1860
I860
1,000
1.000
l,'iOO,000
18.'i7
1S56
1851
1859
1867
1869
A
h
A
mortgaae
1855
1866
1858
1862
1866
1868
1869
1867
1867
1868
1863
1C69
1869
1870
.
M
mortgage, new,
200
47
161
IMtiy.-
»»
2d mortgage, reg
1st
mortgage (Hazlctou RR.)
tfc St. Louin—Hi mortgage, gold
Lexington
com
Littte Jf/«»ii— stock,
1st mortgage
Rock
tfc
15
55
82X
82X
Street Connection bonds
Little
'000
I.IXKI
I.IKH)
1,000
1,000
1,000
Fort Smith— Hi mort.. gold.
190
Land grant, s. f
Littte Rnck, Pine Dl.
If. O.— Ark. Sl.Lo'n
Little Scltuj/lkill— stock.
1st mortgage.sinking fund
gld
Ixt
Loi/annpUrauird^n. l,S.W of f
Long branch Sett .Shore let mortgage..
Long />i/a?irf— stock
A
—
&
ml—
100
i,axi
1,000
50
1853
1888
1970
1857
1869
1,000
1,000
;,ooo
isss
1866
1869
1870
1870
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
500
1,000
5U
50
T
1857
1870
M
"50
mortgage, main line
Extension
Glen Cove branch
Loulxville. Cin.A Lexington— aiocii
Preterred 9 per cent stock
Louisville & Frankfort bonds
Lexington & Frankfort
500
1st
Louisville Loan
Louisville, Cinn.
do
Louturtlle
50
100
& Lex., Ist
do
2d
A yankville—titoc\i.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1851
1867
:
mortgage.,
do
1870
100
mortgage on main stem
Louisville Loan
Lebanon brancli. Louisville Loan
Memphis Itrancli, 1st mortgage
Lebanon Br. Exten.-^lon, ist mortgage
Louisville Loan
do
do
Consol. Ist mortgage for $8,000,000
Ist
1st
M., sterllcig, guar...
LoniKVlUe, New Atoang
Lijkent rr(//c.//— stock
Macon A
.4
*((/««(«— Ist
A
CVi/c-— Stock
M. guar, by Ga
ISO
288
20
77
1st mortgage, not guaranteed
A jurunswick—iat U., State cndors. i97k
2d mortgage
19:«
Kqulpm nt bonds
Muroit A iri?«*e»"K— stock
Macon
Bonds
Mailiion
A Portgape—lsl
lat
mort.. consol.
,
(coupon
&
registered.
Kxtcnsion Bonds,
i',u6o
WO
fm
554,-
3,O0O,»)J
600,000
67D,IXW
100,000
2,500,000
1,100,000
150,00
2,500,'«»
150,000
600,000
3,431,520
i,id(i,boo
is'sf
1815
Stock, Ist prefl'
Stock, 2d preir
mortgage, dollar
mortgage, sterling
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
Scioto & Hock. RR.,l8t mortgage
A Pitt-ib-Ht M,t;4,000 p.m
Marquette A Ontonagon— \st M., incouie...
Maryland A Delaware— \il mortgage
2d mortgage
MafMilon A Cleretanft— 1st nmrtgage, gold.
Maynville A Lexington— Ittt mortgage...
MetnphiH A CfitirleHton— stock
Tennesssce Loan
1st mortgage, convertible
2d mortgage
MemjihU A Little. .KwA-lst M. 1. gr
Arkansas i.^an, 4(lC,0OOpcr mile
MemphU A St. Lonn—\st UiOrt bonds, 1. gr
Michigan ijentral—itock
Ist mortgag*', convert., sinking fund
1st mortgage, convertible
l«t mortgage, sterling, non-convertible.
Michigan Central (Air Lino mortgage) ..
Michigan
M.,assum.by M.C.
South Haven, Ist M., guar,
.\ir l.lnc 1st
Kalamazoo &
do
do
2d M., guar...
Orand Rlr. Valley, 1st M., assumed
do
i<)
a M., guar
June
1,1896
l»9)-97
Jan. 1,1896
k
1871
July
1.
76
1916
105
40
1870
1870
1,(*0
1,000
51
54
49H
291
425,000
741,400
52,000
211,300
1,149,300
90,000
560,000
1,000,000
900,000
1,388,992
8,130,719
4,460,868
2,450,000
1,050,000
8,500,000
2,540,000
300,000
1,500,000
150,000
850,000
150.000
lOO.COO
500,000
5,312,725
'
1317,931
l,'i93,000
isi
145
1,000,000
1,300,000
^•JOO.OOO
I860
1870
1871
17,9^5,900
1,000
1,000
2,SI
2H4
111
1369
l'2i
27
•27
1869
1869
111
lU
.,,,
In Chb»»sici.|[, v. 11, p. 795.
.Ian.
18S9 In progress.
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7
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do
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N. ?., Union Trust Co.
do
do
N. Y.. Bank of N. York.
do
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Feb.. 1897 Operated by N. J. Central RR
"eceipts from all sources in year ending
IS, '72 Receipts
July
1873
&
Co.
J.
net, »2,44(U5'J.
;
May.
Penn. KB.
1883
1872, 33J^
lessees
assuming
liabilities
Dlv'ils 7 per cent, (v 14, p. 628.)
In progress, Logansp. to Rockville, Ind.
Operated with N J. Southern.
8ept'.ri871 Sag Harb. br. completed in 1870. Div. of
3
iirevious dlv.
4
Louisville.
N. Y.,
Bank
do
do
do
19(10
.
Julv. 1898
of America.
1900
do
Jan.,
do
Jan.,
do
Jan.,
B. .Mexandcr. April,
1874
1881
1897
1900
Feb., 1872
N. Y., J.
Louisville.
N. Y., J. B. Alexander. Jan.,'69-'71
do
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1866-87
1886
Louisville.
May,
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Oct.
•71-'75
No'V-.,'80-'85
15,
N. Y.. J. B. Alexander. April,
Loudon, Baling Bros. Dec,
Pliliadelphia
N. Y.. M. K. Je«ui>
do
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A Co
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Macon, Ga.
New
York.
Boston.
Portland, 1st Nafl
I»er
cent," ept..
1871. last
per cent in 1866. Co. Icld^ l-t mort. bds
to retire extension & Glen Cove br. bds.
1898
June, 1819 Consul. Sept.. 1869, of Louisville & Frank,
and Lex. & Frankf. roads. Clnn. hraneli
Julv, 18r2
Bank
Webster Bank
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1871,$5,Mfi
$5,M«,3-2
1871,
30,
Dividends
l"390
1893
Wm
1901
Feb.',' 1872
to Covington, ^isin., opened In 1869.
Consolidated. Nov., 1871, with Ches. &
Ohio. $1,0(,0.0(IO new stock sold to C. &
O. at SO. and $9 <l,(»l of stockholders
1
stock
at 65.
(v.
Annual report
V.
13, p.
t06,
1.3,
p.
21(1.
635.)
Chronh-lk,
shows net earnings oil
publi lied in
ope ated, 1870-71. $192,981, a''Ove
expenditures for new rolling stocx. Ac.
Total cost of pr..pi-nv. $21.(l(«l.00li. Dlvs.
of 7 ti> S per cent a year since 186*?. Of
all lines
the $8,000,000 cons, loan $2,."*0.0(lO rcscr'd
to redeem old bds, balance for linp'v'ts.
(V. 14. p. 732.)
In hands of receiver, (v. H. p. 79".»
Leased to Summit Br. RK. at $fii.50(i.
Opened in 1-70. Operated with Ga. RU.
(V. 13, p. 833.)
1887-1900
1889
1879
June, 1872
Oct., 1880
Oct., 1893
1911
1893-91
Oct., 1814
Oct., 1900
.luly, 1898
July, 1901
July
j."a J.
J.
Nov.
lune, 1898
Sept., 1910
Oct., 1877
N. Y.j Vermllye
do
J.ft D.
J
N.Y., Joues & Schuyler Aug.,
N. Y., N. J.South'nR.R
leeiin
Various. N. Y., M. K. Jesun
'
A.AO.
A.&O.
;
;
and paying $I80.(XKI per yr. (v. 14, p. 591.)
1896
Jan. 1,1900 Land grant about 1,(109,296 acres. State
aid $10,(1(1(1 per mile. Int. Is in default
Apl 1, WJO
N. T.,lTnlon Troat Co. Anril, 1900 Slate aid $15.0(ii) per mile.
Philadelphia office.
.Inly, 1872 Leased and o|>crate(l by Phil, i Reading.
AD.
F.AA.
7
7
1
7
7
5 f
7
Bk of America
do
do
Boston Office.
do
Y.,
do
J.ft D.
"i
.
M.ftN.
A.AO.
F. AA.
J. ft J.
A.AO.
M.&N.
M.AN.
A.AO.
A.AO.
A.AO.
B
4
N
Philadelphia.
J.ft J.
J. ftJ.
J. A J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
;
:
May,
F.ft A.
J.
i'A t.
6
-
:
in lOyrs, KKI per CI. In Mch.,
per cent new stock was sold at
par to stocklndders. (v. 14, p. 3S7.)
Oct.. 1872
N.Y., N. Bk Coniuif rce. Doc.l, 1899 Leased for 30 yeai s to Pacific 01 Mo.
New York & Cincinnati Jn.ne, ie7J Leased to Pitts., (in. & St. L., guar, by
A.ftO.
Q-F.
;
May,
f.l
J.ft U.
(v. i4, p. 6-28.)
15,1889
Jan., 189(1 L. gr. 1,632,000 acrcF. Leased to N. Pac.
Apl. 1.19(0
rittiburg OtBce.
July, 1812 Leased to P., Ft W. A c, 40 p. c on gross
Y.. WlnBRiw, L. A Co Ang. 1896
earn'g', but $45,0(IOpi-r vr a minl[i.u(u.
T., Farm. L. & T. Co. Jnly, 1890 Net earnings 1871, $117,099.
Q-J.
•f
Apl. 15,1880
Jan. 1,1881
Jan.l, 1893 In progress.
Aug., 1872 Consolidation, June, 1869 of the L. Shore
road (including Clev., P. & A. and Clev.
Fcb'.,"l8Ti
& Tol.) and the Mich. 8. & N. Ind. Co.'s
Oct., 1879
a d Sept., 1869. Buff. & Elle Co., which
July, 190)
included the Bntf.ft Slate Line, and Erie
July, 1900
& Northeast. Detroit, Mon. & Tol. road
May, 1885
and Kalamazoo & White Pigeon are
Nov,, 1877
owned Jamestown & FrankI, leased at
Aug., 1876
40 per cent of gross earninj;s. a-.d Kal.
Alleg. & (i. R., leased for int. on stock
July, 1874
and bonds amounting to $1U3,8(\I per yr.
Jan., 1880
Oct., 1892
Total length operated, 1,074m. In 1871
gro^s carnii^gs were $M,7i»7,9t5 op. exAlirll, 1899
penses, 9,779,806 net earnings, $5,018,168.
Dec, 1872
'See report in Ciikosici.b, v. 14, p. 627.)
July, 1885
Total receipts in lt70. $13,457 510. Op. exApril, 1886
penses, $8,502,620. An increase of 40p.c.;
Nov., 1873
stock was voted in "11 to j^hareliolde; s on
July, 1882
payment of 31 1-3 per cent of the par
Sept. 1886
value in cash loper ct, Nov. 1 10 per ct,
Anrii, 189S
Dec. 1 and l.lj^ previous to Aug., 1872,
Jan. 1, 1890
whenever called for; Kcrlp crtfs are IsJuly, 1887
July, 1887
sued and draw dlvidenils ecinal to stock,
for the amount ixiid on tliein. (v. 13. p.
July, 1888
145.601; v. 14, p. J57,6i7.)
Jan. 1, 1891
1891
Set revenue In 1870, $148,062. Cost of road
and equipments, $6,962,171.
Leased to Central Ga. RR., to have the
same dividends as the lessee.
Ifi.'iln. and hianeh. (W:u.
Leases the Dexter & Xewporl. Belfast &
Moosehcad Lake, Kennebec & Porlland,
In progress.
Androscoggin, and Leeds
roads.
A Farmlnglon
The gross earnings
in
1871
w ere
operating expenses, $1.0 14,6:1*
leaving net earnings, $168,797. Interest
The consol.
and taxes were $!15.».'9.
mort. of 1872 will r. tire all llmold do'Jt
Bee report In Chiiomcle, vol. 14. p. 159
$1,.561,436;
Attgusta, Me.
A.AO.
do
do
A.ftO.
Apr.
A.ftO. Boston, Washington Bk Oct.
1,
1883
1,1895
18T2-81
6
5
1.
M.AN.
MauchestcrA Boaton.
J.ft J.
1
"38, m'.a's.
3
8.
1
V-
M.AS.
F.AA.
F.AA.
M.ft K.
J.ft J.
Baltimore.
London.
Baltimore.
June,'74-'I7
8
July 1, 18S9
Operated with Concord UR." (v, 11, p. i^.l.i
Leased to Host. CI. & F.. at \ of earnings.
Thecomplellon of the Ohio Klver bridge
at Parkersbnrg and the change of auaie
Sept.V'W'6
in the Ohio & Miss. RK. in W71 aflected
Sept., l»6fi
the earnings of M.& ('.favorably. Gross
Aug. 1,1891
Net reveearnings were $1,690,967.
Aug. 1,1891
May 1, 1896 nue, $2(0,055. 8ce annual report in v. 14
Ma
p. 3;9.
do
July 1, 18911
do
May 1, 1896
350,01)0.
N. Y., Wlnslow, L.& Co Aug. 1,1895 40ni in oneratlon. (stock subs. $1$336.'4V
Bo-ton, Treas. offire. June 1,1875 L. gr., 899,366 acres. Net earnings,
l^- J. AD.
and
road
of
Cost
compleled.
Recently
1.1885
6
.M.sN. Bost., Bk of Commerce. Nov.
tijuipmcnls. $1.5(«l,nii(l.
6
do
do
Dec. 1,1889
J. AD.
1990 Leased at 40 p.c. of earn'gs, ($20,000 guar.)
Jan.,
A
J.
J.
\'J. A J.
3
June," 1869 Leased to Soutliern Security Co.forlnt_.
J. AD.
on bonds and 3 per cent on stock for d
6
J. A J. N. Y.,3d National Bank
do
May l','lH8' vear«, and 6 per cent afterwards, (vo!.
do
7
M.A N.
'13.
188.1
p. 434.)
do
7
do
Jan. 1,
J. A J.
,
ami Interest to be
8
M.AN. N. Y., Swenson, P. & Co May 1, 1800 Past (lue coupon f imded,
resumed Nov. 1872. (v. 14, p. 491.)
19*)
1
A.AO.
N. y., Un. Trust Co.
v. 12, p. 690.)
land.
acres
e.lO.Wm
About
1901
Y.,ll.
Inlv
T.
Co.
1.
Ig.f, J. A J.
N.
Julv. 1872 .Main line, Dclr. to chic, •is^-.m.; Jollct &
N. Y.& Boston.
J.ft J.
N. Indiana, leased. 15m.; Mich. Air Line,
1882
8
Boston Oltlee.
A.AO.
lUm., purchased by issue of $1,900,000
8
do
1882
A.AO.
(M.C), and assunipllon of $2l«l,l«Kl bds
6
1872
London.
J.ft J,
Grand River Val., 94m., leased al 5 per
8
1889
J. A J. N. Y. Farm. L. & T. Co
cton stock after Jan., 1871; Kal. & &•
a
do
1S90
do
M.&N.
Haven leased. The M. ('. also baa traffic
1889
8
do
do
M.ft N.
agreenleuts with several roads. (V.13,p.
8
do
1889
M.&N.
do
82. 604. 667. 805.1
(v. 14, p. 84,387.)
8
July 1, 1886
do
do
J. A J.
do
Sopt,,l879 Opeucd Juno, l»71.
M.AS.
do
8
7
MAN.
F.ft A.
„
(
569
•281
earninga of Kansas Pacific were |1,'J0A.Lilid
927.
against $880,746 In 1870.
gr.is over 6.000,000 acres. Annual report
Inly 1,1880
Sept., 1866
496 892
100
100
100
100
.
Utirletta
00
8,873,580
1,154,100
849,003
gold
Kcw Loan tor »l,100,000, gold
Leeds & Fariuington R.U. loan
Ist
1st
A.ftO.
J &J.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
750,000
2,646,100
771,
1,500,000
200,000
3,00
1,50 ',000
175,000
150,000
2,«J3,483
851,000
69,000
25,000
100,000
3,998,000
1870.
.
F.iA.
5,000,00(1
514.000
491,600
146,800
631,000
Androscoggin R.li. interest scrip
do
do Bath City loan
Portland & Kennebec, stock
do
do Yarmouth stock ctfs.
do
do 1st mort. extended
do Consolidated mort. ..
do
do
do Portland City loan
Somerset & Kennebec, 1st & 2d mort's...
Manchester A Lawrence— i^tock
ManifleM A M'lmi'Hf/Aam— Ist mortgage,.
Marietta ACtncinnatl—stockfCom..
J.
M.&S.
A.AO.
I03iS:c
'61
ft
T.i.\.
S.OtRUKXI
59.000
900,000
4,108,000
l,47l,0ai
190,000
3,500,OCO
£700,000
70
I87J
J.
3,826,(110
r20o
500
100
'60-
M.&N.
J.& J.
10
300,000
18,158,600
871,880
REMARKS.
Wn
,
A.ftO.
71!0,000
1,000
1,000
100
Bonds »l,100,tXX) Loan, A. * K. KK
Ist mortgage, Bangor L'n (P. & K. BR.)..
7
7
10
184,000
88,000
333,010
5,919,000
1869
1870
1870
M., gold
Maine Central— stock
1868
1871
'67-
J
288,850
355,000
5,000.000
325,iriO
.
Memphis & Ohio,
115,00(1
§
Stocks,
last Dlv'd.
M.ft 8. N. Y., B'Dk of America. March 1883 Covington. Ky., to Lexington, Ky.
Ist
& D.
do
do
lune, 18S5
mort bonds paid March, 1872.
J.« J N. Y. Del., Lack. &
Jan. 1, 1875 Net earnings In 1871, $39:1. ST4. G oss earnM.&S.
do
do
March 1885 ings, $874,410. Capital stock Is $1,S35,0(«.
1
1
5,'256,000
2,014,000
861,000
100,000
200,000
300,000
3,000,000
400,000
100,000
100,00
840,000
500,000
60),000
4.500.000
do
J.& J. IT. ". Trea8.,at maturity
M.* N.
N. Y., A St. Lou 8.
M. & S.
do
M.& S. N. Y., Lond. ft Frankf
J.
do
?« J.&
do
\*- M.&B.
J.& J. Phlla, Corn Exch. Bank
l,.«i.dOC
3.699,000
2,693,000
9;4,000
500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
&D.
J.
7
7
7
3,^200,000
IS
LehiijU Ca/ie//— stock, com. and preff.
Bonds ol 185Sexchangable for new
1st
1,000
1,000
Ca(.— 1st M., l.g., 8.f.,conv
Kansas C. and Santa Fe
Lehiyh A Lackawanna— lat
900,000
400,300
500,000
200,000
250,C00
1,100,000
34,404,500
14,000,000
533,500
1,800.000
a
mi
-.
A
1,000
1,000
1,00)«
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
18.52
Three Rivers
Kalamazoo & Schoolcraft
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids.
Jamestown & Franklin, ist mortgage
do
2d mortgage
do
iMke Sup.<t J/is».— Ist M.,gold, I. gr„s.f..
gi ., s. f., conv
2d mort., gold,
Xaif;/VHce— atock
Ist
•237,000
"ioo
1870
1870
&
Leaven., Law..
400,000
841,000
1,000
100
—
i
1000
37
1074
Bondsof October 1,1869, S.F
1013
ConsolUl mortgage, 1870, coup
1013
reg
do
do
5J1
1st mortgage. 8. fund M. S. & N. I
r.21
2d mortgage Mich. 8
65
St mortgage (D., M. & T. UR.)
1".
bds.
96
1st mort. (C,
& A. RK.), Sunbury
96
2d mort. (C, P. & A. RR.) registered bds.
96
3d mortgage (C, P. & A. RR.)
Lake Shore dividend bonds, April, !899..
Junction RU 1st mortgage bonds
Ist mortgage (C. & Tol.RB.)8'k'gfd
2J mortgage (C. & Tol. RR.).
Buffalo & Eric, mortgage bonds.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon
•: 216,000
4.275,350
1,889,000
a
Scrip (18V< per cent, rash yet payable),,.
truar mteed. 10 per ct, stock
Schoolcraft
4,063,000
6,303,000
600,000
•65-'(i7
Bonds,
Principal,
when Due,
I'ooo
l,-00
1,000
1,(»I0
\m
2.'29l.500
.563
000
4*7,489
1,900,000
2,100,000
640,000
70.1X10
i.aio.ooo
w,ow
;
.
June
...
1
..
.
,
I'HE CHKONICLE.
29, 1872.]
806
RAILKOAD STOCK AND BOND
Subscribers will confer m great lavor by giving as
DKSCUIPTION.
Mlloft
of
Fur vxpUnatton of
ftl)
reforeiicns, see
foot nntcfl on tst pajro of Kit. Tables.
^o4
**
.a
if-
Wulfi
.ft
niorlKAKo.KolSit
18
57
'
iHt
fcntrr fV.— Ut iiiortKiitfe...
M\tti<i iikfe (ft St. />(«/— Rtock
rnft'i-ifHl 7 per cent ((MimulHtlve) atock
18M
lan
b
a
JH'fJtiii it
1,000
1.000
1.000
1,000
l.OOO
i,i«i,oao
7
7»!JO0
8
8,T99jnO
Isi niorl(tiiK«
1,0011
tjntjm
7
7
7
8
'id
1,000
1.115,000
1,01X1
3118,900
l.OOO
»4,000
£100
4,000.000
i.ouo
1,000
ajnsjno
U3t
iiu>rtKaK«
innru':i^f
iiioriK»K« lOftstern lHv. (Paliiiur/.,..
u)urtK)i»{() Uuwa «% Mliin.)
ls[
iHt
Ut
871)
870
<Mlnn. Ouiural)
(Iowa A Dakota)
I8t iiiortKAKt'
l«t tiiorlKAKti
(Prairie du C)
moitifiixf (Prairie du C.)
Mihvaiikre City loan
Milwiiiikef una W<!Stertt
sr .TaiiI a- < li. i8t M.(eonv.to pref.8tock)
AVc-sterii riintn, Ist mortgage..
Mil., Atinittoiroi .t (it-een Bni/—lat mort...
Mine Hill (ft SrUntjlkUl it //afJ««—itock...
liKW
ISTI
Minentl hunt
i8«8
ir/*.i
(
-1st
50
mort
Minn.ii-
.\orll<'rest
U\ M-Kold.s.f
Misxissiftpi Ct^ntr<il-\»\. M. (M.tJ. K. K.)..
J.l uio.tK'flKe (M.(;. It.U.)....
ISIO
road and land..
tl S. it- Uuir—\xi Mm 1. gr. 8. 1
till uiortKaKP. for f^.(XiO,00iJ
Mobile it (iinifii— 1st mort. i|i>N,GUO end. )..
Nl., jf"'*'' 'H>
Mobile
IffJl
18J0
ii,»io,iiao
1.000
1,000
1.000
i.OUl
STOu.OOO
1,163 000
a
gld, eudors. by Ala
Interest bunds
Interest bonds, sterllUK
Tenn. subB.,l8t mortgage
Spociai mort (.Miss., Gainsv.
1871
1871
mortgage
Mwi! •/^rri-t—lst mortgage
Mondcello it*
MotTtt it K.sser.—r*Uick
1st
lUortKaKe, sinking fund
2d mortnagc
Convertible bonds
i'onsinielion bonds....
Bonds of 1871. eoup
yasUcille (t CfiaUanooga—BtoKk
M Morttfaxe
Xofoe^;—Stock
y it{gati(ck—Stoc\z
X'lylitf'i
Ist
—
1,478.»0
Voijo
1,685,000
58,000
:,16l,134
1,000
1,000
iSM
ISM
f
var.
var.
1000
1000
i',d6o
so
Mt'hile
1,000
1865
1868
1868
.870
1.00)
IfUO
b
b
1,000
till '69
Ist
Ist mortgage
y. Y. it OswffiO
7 f
'»
J.'* J.
=<
I.A
7
J.
.I.4fc.l.
7g.
f.
4
6
M.&N.
v.* V.
.1.4.J.
1,100,000
2,100,000
I/«OJ)00
400.000
200,000
7,295,200
300.IM)
4SttjU00
3,000,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
M.&
6 f
6
6
(j.'-.J.
F.4A.
P.*
K *
6
7g. f. F.4
7f. F.A
7 f
M.A
A.
A.
A.
A.
N.
J.
1,000
1,001
1,000
1,000
1,00)
100
100
IfM
1894
1SS8
1,000
a
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,090
3,000.01X1
L.VXl.COO
2,000.000
1,000,000
12/1OO p.m.
l2Jl'Xlp.in.
so
18,3
1863
1861
1853
50
1,000
1,000
7
7
8
ijmfm
7g.
4
5,936,626
6
1314/WO
7«J»0
7
6
t
6
7
6
ICtjOOO
88,000
2,900,000
1,894/100
1,950,000
8,500/100
IJiOO.OOO
3,000/n)
4 J.
AD.
A l>.
4
4
7
imfioo
W.jXO
7
ifatfioo
1/H»,900
3
A.AO.
6
A J.
7g.
7
7
100
190,000
3,000,000
1,000
1,000
ist/xn
I**
F.A A.
100/100
7
J.
'inent
1.'':
Kxt'ic-i'tn
(ipiKTiii
yilf-iit-
\-
:8M
mort. ($1.000,000 authorised)...
"
(O)—mt mortg
stork, com
ynrlft C'lfilin'i
ijm
l/W
1870
/..^?'M,/
67-.68
18S7
Mortgag*- bonds
flonilsor lSt7
y 'rihen-itern iS.
1
pfr
r-'iit
<7.)— ftock,
preferred stock
1st m-jri^'ftue,
2d in'»n;:!ig<'.
Fnnded
<
«I«/I0fl
7
J.
soo/wo
7
3
8
J.AJ.
A
J.
820/100
8.
90
SO
900
900
M.A
j.'a'j.
90
33O'30O
3329/no
j.'i'j.
1300
Mo/no
q
I
IJKSfXn
(v.
Il\ll9m,
"I
80, ir.o.
,'t.
\
{2i>,9m: I'm.t'.
lOR
i«344:
'
I,'..
1877
Opdyke A
do
Leaaed
May,
In perpetnity
by N. T.
A
O. Midi.
Operated by Erie. Net eam'iK, tl 13(9.
1886
Oct.. 1887
Co,
do
Mch
Road
1, 1881
Inne 1,1900
Apr. 1, 19,0
In prouress and will probably be
conipleU'd Monlg. lo Enfaula In 1872.
18»(l
S. y.. Union t'rn t Co,
Opersted by Erie. Cost of road, 9<223Zt.
N. Y.. Del. Lack. 4 W. Inly 1, -.872 Leaded In perpetully to Del., Lack 4 Wes.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
The lessees as.ume all liahllltles and pay
7 per cent on stock, and 1 per cent after
1914
1891
1900
1889
Oct., 1901
do
1874, If
C
Boston
offlce.
Olllcc.
.•«
In 1K7I
were
4
on M,
K,
iTol.
91.68,913.
14. p. 5i3.)
N. Y., Imp. & Trad. Bk,
N. Y.,B.T.Wll.onftCo, luly 1,1900
NaslivlUc,
ml
they then earn 10
Net earnluKS
Oct., 1SS7
.May, H72
Nashville to Chatta.. Tenn., branch to Jaaper, Tenn., total, I72ni.
Leiise.l to L,
after
4 N who
.,
IV
'.-i.
12, p,
pay 6 p,c. on stock
657. 'fS. v 13, p, 8tn.l
N't Income, 1-7II 71, »IW.I15. iv, 14. e. 43.)
NVt ln<.wme. ivn, ?TOr,ffra: TSW, nn9,-|Q9.
do
IV. U, 11.823.)
N. Y., Central of N. J
Leased to .V. J. rent. Cost. (2.367.28.5.
N, Y., Fnlon Trust Co. NovVt,'l889 Leaned to Sand,. M. 4 N.; guar, by B. A O.
New Mcdford.
May, 1872 Net earnings 1«0-7I, (52319. (v. 14, p. 43.)
BoBt., Suffolk Nat. Bk. Jnly 1, :88l
April, 18T2 Leased to Pa. I!Ii. DIv.. 1871, 10 per cent.
Bridgeport, Conn.
F-rb,, IfiT*
.luly, 1876
New Haven, rt.
1398 4
& Foote. May 1,
New Haven,
N
1900 City of
H. guar. nafiOOut these.
1889 In operation, N. Haven to Mid., 7tm.
N. y. Hatch
do
do
Net !nconie,
1870-71, tlS0319. (T.
M,p.4(.)
an., 1899
April, 1880
N. Y., Co.'s Oftlco.
N. Y., Bk of Commerce
luly
do
do
N.y.,0. Opdyke A Co.
do
do
New
London,
595.)
Leasedlo N.Y.
li'99
18'1
do
du
do
I
I87K
I8S7
Not.
N. Y., Co.'s Offlce.
do
A Amboy RR. andDel.A
liar. anal, aa the United Co.'s of N. J.,
and leased to Peon. RB. (T. 14, '
p. f"
Opetated with C.
10, '72
Aug.. 1875
do
do
1,
4
Os. M. for Int. on bosda
ri.OOO/HO stock, (v. 14, p. 828.)
Br. 4 Seashore. )«et eaminga
1871, (ir*,.'^,
(V.14, p.S23,3»5,7W.)
ft 7 p.c. ail
Leases
1889
I.'i;
1881
May I, WXi In progress. Newark to Rmnians. Pa.
April, i«;r Op. under eonlrart with V, Central for 20
Offlce
N.
Y'.,
Dec
'
the 'late
M360,S17
be tonvcr-
15,1887
Jnne, 1889
May
1875
1,
A.AO.
M.*R.
-ra
,
•
lo
•,2.
AprIL 1>9I (T. U. p. 81.)
Jnly l,t872[An Increase of f3.iO1.0m In stock waa made
July 1, 1872: In March, 1871. the proceedstobenaed for
May 1, 1K7,|' new depot In N. ^ and other pnrpoaea.
Dlvdrnds of 8 per cent, per year hava
Feb. 1, 1893
Jan. I, INK]; Itceu made for 5 years and no tarplns
.
lefl over,
Iln pronni's.
.Inly, IS72
I
W.PUilns.NY.toB'klleld.Ct.
1872lOp, with llartf, 4 N, II, road, recelTtng 57
Oct., ;h73
per c. nt of net eflrnlniis,
N
, N. Bk 01 liepnbllc
.
N. Y.,0. OpdykcA Co, luly I, I^wJn proiirews. Cuannil.'. •• ",'^' i.ir .nd
t.
du
.May I, t»95| J. Midland. Capital pa
do
Y
July
1,
K
i
'
do
do
May. '.896
Y., M. Morgan's Sons luly in. "J
If 7
do
do
do
Jnlv
do
187^
do
do
Jul-,
do
do
<
I
,'
Of
IV known aa
nonds the Co, tit>i'i (ii. i>.iisDe«
oul.landliiK. a |)art to r*tlre the
bds due IKTIA 74 asd Ihe rest for
ft<-i
rMiiiin.i
,
t.4$9
:.iUl
I"
'MX
II'' -
Joi
Shop*. North Carolina
do
do
do
do
do
do
-^.
Jill
Jul
1
IHTV
18f7
v>d. 12, 77Gross earuii
•
(30S.453.
(niarleaton.
Sept., 1899^
net reveiv
do
do
U79
mortga, )'
nnalrepoi'
PhlUdelphla
do
^,
lan. i.iaat;
>May
I,
im'
tm.r»:
u>
'•i
>
stj
<»
.1.0
Net eamlnii..
Office,
A
I.*
-.
m'.a"n.
170300
lot/ns
mortKage
ad mortgage
M.AN.
2W/no
M,AM.
M.AB.
y>rt/i F^nmf/U^finia— Stock
Ist
A J.
490300
go/no
88S,aM
los/no
interest certlfleates
Chattel mortgage
M.AN.
M.AN.
Q.AJ.
1,000,000
324,200
,
,
J.
900
900
com
new
new
f
"ioo
Pr.-r-rri'd-'r.K-k
Ooihen Bank.
do
Y.. G.
do
do
Grand Vn. Depot.
do
do
N. y.. Union Trnst Co.
,I.A J. S. Y., Gr. Union Depot,
do
do
J. A J.
do
do
M.AN.
do
do
F.A A.
do
do
J. A J.
du
do
J. A J.
N.Y., 187 Broadway.
F.A A.
J. A J. N.Y., Grand Un, Depot,
J.
J.
tKfiOO
1
rtatr aid, «103n
K'niirr, Ark., on
I
.
5/SIO,00«
i!i..i'i,'age
to
n In
I
1871
Imp
l:iv<>r.
A.AO. >J. Y., Bk of N.Ainerlcn Sepl,,l-«5 years at r!lll.OI!l) rer yr. (v. 14, p.43,3S4.)
(
N. y., J. B. Alexander, July 1, 1KS6 Gross
earnings year eudlncFeb. 28, 1871.
4.
Oct. I. ISW) fl,694,0(IO.
do
do
A. 40.
1,190
do
do
M.AN.
1801)
do
do
J.& J.
J.4J. New York and London. Jsn. 1, l!>I.'>!ln progress west of Miss. R. Sc« CHBOX*
II i.K. vol. 14. p. 491.
I. 1»I5|
J. 4.J. New York Co.'s Offlce.
H.AN. N.Y.,I.ond..Berlin«Fr't M y I. l»-9,2d M.. (9,r0O.0a(. net l«»ned, fvti. p.TO.)
Ilnd.
A.40. N. Y. Union Trust Co. .\pr. 15. T.iK'onsoi..^ ov. ISPi, ' '
.2i
do
.\pr.
1.5,
Itlv. r.iads.
do
In
nt.
A.4 0.
.Mayl. 1»«! declared a div,
do
do
M.AN.
do
do
Ang. 1,1876 which was .m
::t
F.A A.
do
May I, 1883 ccrtlUcales on Uic
I'a'olldailon.
do
M.AN.
do
May 1, 1883 In 18(8 the stock of Ihelw use para ceo**
do
M.AN.
do
do
May I, 1883 was W2,712,7CH. Tlie in p.iTilUhf.. no
M.AN.
"
do
do
Ang.1,1876 report, cti
Ib»
F.A A.
18711
1^*1
ir.. 297/100 acrrn.
nillc. Line friuii
1*76 Ni-t earnlii
1,
8«p. i.^iao
do
S.
Illor^^ag^. rouVf-rtlble
Mtd.—Ut M.,gld
Apr.
M.AN.
7f. A.AO.
1,000
issa
I8«9
4
2d iiioncnge, non-eonvertlblo
yew York. Pior. tft jffo;*i.— stock
2(1
fliV3
.•MKlalloD.
IS.P. »».)
I
7
7
"ioo
1.767.000
112/»16
(.
4
(
7
7
fl
torrSWtn
HI
J.
lor7g.
45/lOl/MI
44,428390
ssa/no
.Mm
liiail,.
>,
Opydke 4 Co.
N. r. O.
A. 40.
5
6
8
8
WO
Pi
r<l •(,
18^1
'ak
1,438,400
300,000
b
h
.1; III!
,
A.4 0.
M.AN.
I,
i», 14'
m
!
'
l.«. ,T..
1
4 J.
A J.
J.
J.
'Y
N.
M.
IJKO
t4,9R,
Conaol. of V. l',<
* TelMi A
N.Y..(;iark, DodgeACo lan., 1889
NcohIio Val.
III,
l.argg
do
00
Dec., 1900
land giant. Ati'
:i> CiiBOXido
do
Feb., 901
CI.K, v. 14, p. 7M.
N. v.. Farni.L. 4 T. Co Jan. 1, 1899 Stock, $9,9«0/M).
.Net earning* In ;tn
Ituvton. (Ni,** OOlce.
ApllS,l890 268.901.
New York 4 Bavannah. 1BJ2-76 Whole line propo>cd,Glrard. Oa. (oMo.
N. Y., Nat. City B»nk. Jan., 1889
bile, 'aim.
Savanuati.C. KK. Hk,
Jan., 1887
N. Y., Soulier 4 Co.
1900
(1/100,030 of old honda retired with them.
Annual report In CuKn.vici.1. r. If, p. 76(,
Mobile A London.
liowa net eainlngn In ISril, tIMJS,
Mobile.
1888
agalntt f649.33l In 1870. Extena'on to
London.
1883
Cairo la progress, (v. 14, p. 760.)
N. Y. 4 London.
1901
Mobile.
Var."
7 f
6
7B.
133
Consol Idaled mortgage of 1868
Kinkln;; fund
Plain bonds
y. Y. //oitsaiontr ft yorthem— 1st mort,.
yew i'fyrk <t A'. tfrtPfrt— stock
V. 14. p.
KI'..
do
J.
6
7
1,000
mortgage
a
60,1,000
166,0W
Vork <fc y/ar/em—stock
Preferred stock
P.
Co,
Memptilfl, Offlce.
F.iA.
A.*0.
1.000,000
2d mortgage, sink. fd. (Hudson River)..
do
8d mortgage
Coupon i>ond9 1871 (not mortgage)
yew
?
asuojoco
1869
do
do
do
M.*N.
F.*A.
1870
.
Bonds convertible
Renewal bonds
7
(t-J.
J. 4k, I.
imi
i8;i
1871
.
railroad stock..
real estate
3.000,000
112,500
600,000
800,000
500,000
172,500
,
ISiU
i86S
1856
I860
is;o
1S70
skg funti
f.
523,00'
100
North.—\»t more
7g.
loijj
du
do
do
A to.
?^
120,00Ll
.
i(\ mortgage, endorsed by ^tatc l.a
yew y'ork (ft BoMton—\nt mortgage, gold
JV'w York Central «fc IfwlHon iHccr—eiock
Consot. certificates.
(N. 1 ., Central)
Premium bonds
do
Bonds lor debts assumed
B.& N'.K, siockh'd'8 do
do
do
do
do
J.4kD.
9,uoo/no
2,-110,000
br.)
Tpr.tt.i~Ut mort.,
(ft
r.
York.
Plllladrlphla. P.4 It. Co
Detroit, lit Nal. Hank.
N. Y., Ag.'ncy of Co.
N. Y.,J. L. King.
M.& N.
A.&O.
M.*S. N.
7
330000
900/100
ia,c98,«so
M.4kS.
A.4kO.
M.4kN.
F.A A.
1871
2d monK:ipf
Income bonds. ^oUl
N.O. ( itv fxten. bonds..
.V. O..
N.Y.,Mll.
N.r.. U.
.Viarcli.
f
6er.
5
.VorlA.— stock
Ovle'u>x,.ftrKH. dbOt.
7
7
50(>.000
.800.(100
l,87a,4'J0
1869
Mortgage bonds
tst
7g.
400,000
700,0
130,000
47,000
1,040,000
M.&N.
J.& J.
M.*N.
500
un
Li\ie—\%t mort., gold..
8
). <s J.
100
1,000
mortgage
8
7
..
currency
?"
»,100,OOU
1869
8d Lnan. due State New Jer ey.J. Mi>it'in<l—lat M..gld,guar by N.Y.A O.
iVe'C l/i}uto7i
8
l,oou
18*70
Loan
ItV-fK
A. AG.
84 6g.
{
90
Holyoke& Wcstdeld UK
Jerxfij
10
30,000 p.in
2,600,000
1,963,539
ICO
UtLoan
F.4kA.
J.
,
mortgage (Toms' River
Imrome bonds
il.A J.
term
1867
Ta M«(07t— Stock.
Ist
J.&D.
1,000
ysio t/«r«e//~8tock
yew
If
10?:
1871
.
niorlijage,
J. 4k J.
4-20,000
ti-
J. S''>it/i€rn—\st
In
•lock.
tlJOm.a>i lirar
ai7,94».
H.4kN.
A.4kU.
M.4kN.
M.4kN.
lOMc
1867
18(7
1870
1870
1810
._.
2d iuor:«aKC
N. Baven (ft JVorfAamp. (canal KR)—stock
Mortgajije bonds, coupon
lonv
free,
coupon
rt..
tax
Bond
'.id
Nvw
4 SI.
J.*J.
J. ft J.
1866
1367
Bearer Va lie u—Htock
Nfjo Hnten & Derbv—Anl mort
yeir }Jar,-n MuUlletown db m«— Ist mort..
4<1
do
do
do
du
do
do
MlB",
.!.& J.
100
100
O— Ist mort
y^wifi-^lle
iln
per
7,933,000
5,000 AX>
1,9SU,00U
1,M6,000
\f.wark- (ft XeiP J'o^ril— Ist mort
yeiveirl, .SomffSft (ft .strttUtr,
JNVfr BetXt'ord tt
1st mortgage
do
Land
8g.
(ft
mortgage, convertible
(to
London, A
J.
4k
.I.ft J.
25
Decatur— 1st M.,gr. by L.&N.
(ft
J.
8
Bonds, endorsed
yiM/ivilte
6
8
18M
-1st
(Ilia.)
M.«M.
F 4kA.
7
,
^d mor(iras»'
Moiitgom>'ry (ft Knfaula—XaX. M.,en. hy Ala.
Iftt mortj{!iee, not endorsed
Mouticelto,
7
8
300.000
33,500
2.900,000
4,428,0»6
S,«07JIOO
18IU
T.)
morl
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
7g.
759,010
&
niortxage
MontcUiir (^ X.J.—\&\.}A„ gold, guar
Ud niLitfijige
Income bond*
AV-i<r— let
.l.a J.
7k. J. 4k.I.
.877,100
500
'id
ife
J.* J.
J.« J.
am
1st mort)fa;<e. sttirllng...
Montaouiffu
J.
]' J.*
F.AA.
1,000
IMt
O/i/o-stock
tfc
york,ontcp.
M.4k8.
3,500,000
8,906,600
100
'i.9-'6»
UK
,
Moiu.—Ut M.
J.*. I.
V.AO.MM.
ItK.fn.
409318
!{..
inortKHKe. end. by Ga.
P.* A.
P.* A.
I.ITVJOO
,
M.,K't(l,B.f.,uii rond&land,(lJ. I'.H.Br)
1st im»nfcr»ReiK(>l<l. (Tebo.A Neosho)..
I'ialii boiuUi
if^hileif-.
New
J. 4k J.
J.« J.
7
7
N. Y,
.Y.,«dN-at'IBank.
N. T., TnrncT Itio*.
A.4kO.
18M
Ut
M
lucMAnKf.
IJSBOJM
Ii'i/ts. (£ 7*fj-«>{— Slock
Co.iHol.
Mifftoufi
S.r.,Banknr
riilla., Pcnii.
A.AO.
M.*N.
J.*J.
1896
reniu'ssiT Statu loan
Mo.
J.*J.
M.*N.
P.* A,
7 3.10
1.378.M0
IJUOfiOO
l,00OJ00
bonds
tVm^oljilati'd
iflMfiOt
•i/mjim
7>un.~lit mort
.ft
10,8«S,7lt
1,000 w,oaop.in.
1,864,000
Tetm. State Loan
.l/;\w/N.si>ij/
7 •.
7
7
10
.Viv^.. Ou'tchitud- Rett A'.— lat M.gold
iRt mnrtuatio ri57.(XW acres land)
Bonds, shiie Arkansas, $1U,01X) per mile.
-V.
7f.
I'- f.* A.
ii,8w,m
i.\
A.
8
1,100,000
188 JOO
100
100
l.OOU
n.!i
TdMw.
"
'
'
by Wliom.
SS,000
1,000
^"
"
W here I'aTable and
880,000
J/'
i/f
LIST.
notice o| any error dlteOTcred la #Br
IHVl!iKNDH.
(»lt
OuttandlllK
k
004
Road
INTKKE8T
Amoiiut
"
ImmsdUts
'k4&niiriB
M
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Anim.
SnS^
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d
,...
THE CHRONICLE.
86H
[June 29, 1872.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
Subscribers will conOer a great ftiTor by glTlng us Iniincdlate notice of any error dlscoTercd In our Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
of*
Shore (/,. /.)— let tnortgage
yanherii Ccti trat— fit ock
I3t mortRage, State loan
3<i mortgaKO, slnkins fund, coupon
8d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon
3d mortgage, l'.*C. RU (gnarliy Bait).
Consolidated mortgage, gold, coupon. ...
do reg
do
do
Income converi Ible bonds
Northern. N. /f.— Stock
mortgage
Bonds. ISY 1, not
Northern of N. Jersey— slack
.
135,000
5,601,700
F.& A.
M.« N.
i«
1,500.1X10
Q.-.I.
142
142
IKS
21)
1B53
1868
1868
18;0
142
142
112
8
186.-.
1,00(1
K
o.-i.OCO
10(1
3.06a,40')
102,100
1,000.006
1«70
1870
*
Preferred stock
Consol. mortgage, for t6,800,<:0li
Consol. mortgage, sterling. ..^^
ad cons. S. F. inort., for |4,OUO,000
Oil creek it Allegh. A.— Stock
Ist
Ist
mortgage
mortgage
.
;
V
mortgage,
Sdmortgage,
4thmortgage
Ist mortgage,
do
do
'id
A
Orange
s. f .
&
of
..
'i21.50O
2.7S1 ,0(XI
iWO
I05,0(XI
l.tXKI
2,51-XMXXl
onwego
tt
Home— \iil
niort
Tocome mortgage bonds
Oiiceffo it Svrnc.nxe— Sloe
,
25
20
28)i
guar
. .
.
.
Pekin. Uncoln A Deratiir—M mort., ......
Pnnbert.A mghtst.-tiitM.,ea<i by Un. Cp.'s
P minsnlar Itiich )— 1st mort., gold,B. f...
P unyifif/ltjaiiia— Stock
Ist liiortgage
2d mortgage
2d moi'tgiige, sterling
General M.. Ph. to Pltt8,new, coup * reg.
State Hen (Installments) bonds
Penn. A Delaicare—Ul mortgage.
81
83
5SK
21
A N. r.— Ist mortgage, guar.
guaranteed
1st rilortgage,
A Bureau
Val.
—Stock
mortgage, guaranteed
Peorki. Pekin A Jacksonville— let mortgage
'2A mortgage
Peoiin A Rock Tiland—iat mor gage
Perkiomen—\&l mortgage
Perth Amboy A Woodbriiloe—Xst mort
i^«e;--«&«r^— Preferred stock
1st
1
Common stock
Bonds
PMailel. A ZJa7(.Ce7t(.— lBtM.,(P»)
i857
lf57
12
'.SH8
67
25
20i
616
X,i
mortgage ( Md.)
A
Brie-Slock,
Preferred stock
Ist
Ist
mortgage, Sunbury
mortgage
2d mortgage
3d M. gld (for
&
1871
1867
'tg-no
355
21
1871
1871
105
105
46
46
83
bS
18'i6
1866
iKl>S
1870
18
l,-567
1861
cm
1859
1869
1866
guar, by P. R.
Pliila., Germaiitoion A'^orristoirn— Slock
PhiUuielphia A Sojd.—Stock, com
Preferred stock
tiO.OOO.OOOi
Loans
1857
1861
1868
1869
793.100
201,000
1.500,000
3,635,750
4
7
8
7,(« 10,000
1'
2S
7 n.
A Trenton— Stock
A JSalt.— Stock
mortgage, convertible
Philadelphia
Wilm.
2d
2d
2d
2d
mortgage (series A)
mortgage (series B)
mortgage (series C)
mortgage (series D)
mortgage (series E)
mortgage (series F)
mortgage (series G)
mortgage (series II)
mortgage (series I)
mortgage (series K)
mortgage (series L)
mortgage (series M)
Si
m<)rtll»K<s
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
Ist
2d
2d
.,,
~
-
-OS
:hc
iaii
1862
18S2
1862
ia«2
1862
18S2
1862
1862
1862
1862
1863
18«2
(i
A.&
5
y.-.).
A.& O.
F. & A.
I
ill
CuKOftioLK,
iis'
AllliUhl
v. 14, p. 731.
A.*0.
.!.& D.
F.& A.
&
.
J
.
'
i
.l.'ft'.T.
1
J.&
J.&
2,41X1,000
4
J.&'j.
300,000
6,018,700
8,000,000
50
50
50
2,'.'31,900
5.001
.00(1
30,011,7.51
i.[)51,8(»):
A.&O.
A.&O.
J
.
&
.1
'3^
5f.
5f.
,1.*,).
J.& J.
J.&,J.
.!.& J.
.I.&,l.
.!,& J.
9:6,-t«l
'28S,IX»I
J.
J.
J.& .1.
Q.-M.
1.521,000
113.500
182,400
495,91111
7
7
l,i;i9,5IXl
M.
&
S.
.!.& J.
,1. &.I.
2,700,000
7
A.&O.
2,520,1100
6,962,1X10
7
J
1.000.000
4.IXO.00O
1
.2.59,100
10,997,903
315,000
400,000
1,0011,000
.
&
.1
.I.&D.
6g.
2?^
4 f.
6
6
6
2,500,0
2,924,350
6,212.000
J. &D.
J &I).
Q-.I
•I.&.I.
.!.&.).
A.&O.
A.&O.
F.&
A,
iiiont'l
3,(«iO.0O0
4,000,000
&,I.
.l.&.I.
2,5-|',(»«
4(K1,000
6
J.&
F.&
19,714,2a5
1,400,000
15^ f
IS; f
,).
775,0(X1
875,1X10
875.000
875.000
875,000
875,000
875,000
860,0110
860,(»10
860,I«X)
860,1X10
860,01X1
860,000
3,(XX),0UU
do
do
do
do
I on don.
rhiladelphia offlce.
".an., 1880
April, 1876
1«75
1910
stock was rated to shareholders, at parSee reports (v. Il, p. 3S7, 490.)
do
do
deducting 10 per cent, liivi ends.int on
debt. Ac. the net balan<'e to credit was
$721,8,6. Ill Feb., 187'J, 30 per cent, new
Aug.Vo,1901 In process of constructiou. (v. 14, p.
Oct.
1.
6'28.
>
1891
Bk. No. America. June 1.1896 Nei earnings !S71, $333,504. Flock, com.
do
do
June, 1906 $l,IHil,7IX) pref., $2,0(Xi,(iOO. .'v. IJ.p. n:-^.)
NY.. Chic, R.1.& Pae. r;cb.. 1872. Leased in perpeiuuyto C, R.I. & Pae.
^ew Yo'k. Office.
at $P26.00i. per vr.
N. Y.. lmp.& Trad. Bk. Julv'l.'l8W Peoria to Jacksoiiv., 83m. Stotk, $l,oai,000
Phlla.,
;'
J.& .).
Oct. 1.1900
A.&O.
K.* A. New York and London. Feb., 1900 C'^mmenced running -Ian. ,1872.
}' A.&O.
Phlla.,^2'27 8.4th6t.
Apr. 1.1897 Leased ioPliil.& Read (v. 14, p, 62,5.)
F.&A. N. Y., Ill Liberty street Feb., 1874 Gross earnings. ISil, $20,666; net, $9,515.
6
Inly, 1871
11. p.-.)
,1. & J.
3
1.000
1,000
100
O.
A.&l).
7
7
6
7
"ft
100
,1
4
8
1.500.0
1,200,000
1
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
«
,I.&D.
,000.000
50
50
"*
.
5.tl(«l,000
18)7
1st mortgage, Steubenv. & Ind. re-org.
Col. & Newark Div. bonds
Pittsburg A.Conn^ltsv.—\9t M.,new
2d mortgage, Balto. loan
Ist mortgage. Turtle Cr. Dlv
Pittsty., Ftw. A (7A/C.— Stock. guaranteed ..
Specia'. Impr. stock, guar, (for $2 0(10,000)
.)
1
Loan
186S
1861
1864
1868
1868
1859
7
1,01X1
1,000
1,000
mortgage
.1
1,000
18.i6
1st
.
7
7
7
400,((XI
Plain bonds, loan
Louis— Com. alock
.1
340.000
SI.'O.OOO
.50
Preferred stock
.1
^'
!,5(XI,000
1,0(X1,I.>.I0
SIX)
report
xv.
.
7
100
mo
mainly
bonds were
to pay floating dcl.t.
!
.)
IXXl
),COil,00O
1.500.01 X)
619,('00
100,OIX)
S24,2(XI
1858
Pittsb.,Cin.tt St.
2,5!)4,IX»1
2,282,210
18,601,500
5,758,905
1.000
1,000
100
1,000
100
£200
Fell., 1885
$3,(Wi.00O of 2d iiiorl.
f'.;2,
41,.ti9,n5
4,9TJ,000
1,000,000
iOO
Phtla...
1st
2,779,01X1
360
l.OIHl
IftH
1, ISffJ
•(
1«l,0(»l
1
Aug..
of Comm'ce Oct! '1,1889
New )ork, Offl.e.
July 1,'7 Road passed under new managenieni in
A * (>. London, Brown, Si. & Co AiirlO, 1875 Mar. '72, In connection with Pacific all
do
do
Oct. 10. 1897
SS. Co. (Sec v. 14, p. 458,)
7g. A.*0.
N. y. Erie Railway ('o. Jan. 1,1878 Road recently so'd by n ceivcr.
&
7
F.&A. N. v., T.. W.& W RR. Feb.. UKIO Leased to Tol., Wab. & W. f. r 17 yeai".
Phlla., Bowen&Fox.
.lulv. 1689 Leased to <.'.&A., at 6 p.e. on sf( k,7 on Lds
7
*
79E.I
Ig. M.AN. N. v.. S. W. Hopkins* Co Mav'l889-90 Int. not paid. May. li,2. (v. 14. p.
Philadelphia. Office.
May 31.ls'.2 In 1871, net earnihgswcre $6,896,40;!. Alter
5
M,«N.
1,076,000
o
1871
{
1870, $37,874.
Sold, Oct.. 1871. IV. Li, p. 396.)
Leased to Mil. & St. Paul.
A!&b. N.Y.,Bank
500.11110
i'ooo
Vet revenue,
88
9'Jf 1,1100
a
h
.
1, 1891
May
93,847
2,989,:B0
1S71
1871
Veg!
reg,
do
do
J£Z2!i
a
Alex, to Lynchburg. Va.. 171m. (of which
'2'2m.
etw^eeu Cordonsv. & Charlottev is
owned by Clies. & o. road). Manaft-as tc
Harrisonburg. ll'v'm.bi'auches.lOm. Tola,
cperatcd, 2;'2m. tv. 13, p. 840.)
.
500,000
1.0
con-
.
.I.&,I.
7,OCO,0(K1
1.000
& Newport and Cape Cod
.
KH)
"50
31, 1871, gross earn$1,675,098; opcating expenses,
leaving net, $791,693. (v. 14,
N. v., Mercantile N. Bk
May, 1915 Op. by R. \V.& O., alKp.c. dlv. on $.-00.iC0
do
do
do
Feb.. 1691
^toek ard int. on $3'v'5.1XHI ist M. boll. Is.
V.& A.
Feb.. 1872 Leased to I'.'l Lack. & \. est. for int. on
F.* A.
isa5
lu.n.i.'i aii.l s per e.'itt on stock.
M.&N. N.Y.,De'lV.L:&'w.U.R
F.&A. N.Y.,Imp. & Trad.N.B Feb. 1. '92 ].. progiesK, (In i'iu.l... Ky to Si.rlgf.. Tenn
et
av ings !.
Lease." se^e^ai ro;ui.s
Ang.,"l888
y., Bk Commerce,
F.&A.
1871. $046,801, against $iM5,S89in 1870. The
Ym
1,000
were
18-4
tolldated Apr 1, 1872.
Net eaiulngs .f
1675
O. C. in 1870-71. $.'i9.. 233. See report in
Sept., If76
CHRONICLE, V 13, p. 607 ; v. 14, p. 43, 623.)
Aug.. 1877
Jan., 1901 Building, Om. to Dakotab.
June 1,1896 Leas.'d to Bur. & Mo. in Neb.
July
St. Louis.
1,000
*
Old Colonv
!,
Office.
M.&N.
1^38
1868
18«8
1<70
coup
'72
Mayl,
'&'.!.
monthly
Loan, sterling
Loan debenture
sterling
$883,315;
p. 6i8.)
1,
500,IXX1
l.COO
convertible
^iew consol. mort, coup. & reg,
gold coup.
do
I.'gs
1882
1888
1,
1,
7(10,l«XI
1857
ia36
1B36
($.1,000,000)
For year ending Dec.
1872
.Illlv,
Apr.
a
±•200
1869,
$663,436.
Ana-., 1871, to
Apr.
Srp't
do
'43-'49
oo
2(«1,00C
3,000.000
com
$1,037,413;
M.«;N.
3.5I1.O0O
60
100
1,000
1,000
)
for
April, 1911
JulV,
Newark.
789
1868,
Feb. 1,1^96
187:3
1,000
1.000
Loan mortgage, convertible
Loan mortgage, sterling
Loan mortgage, sterling.
East Penn. Ist M. Sink. Fund
Loan
Loan
.lan.l, 18981
N. Alexandila, Va. Office. May,'i873
do
do
lan.'l, 1875
J.&.l.
do
do
M»v 1, 1873
M.& N.
do
do
Sept 1, 1860
M.& S.
do
do
Mar. 1,1896
.I.&.J.
do
do
.I.&.I.
18'J2-93
.1
:
changed.
Apr.l,18'2|
Jan. 1, 1^981
do
do
do
N. y.,Kountze Bros.
M.*N.
were
profits in 1870
$64:<,719
M'.»'
546.1X10
•200.000
240,1 IXl
76.7,
T. e guagc v as
correspond with
Bait. & Ohio road. First niolt.bonOs
due Ju'v, 1 72, w. le raid. See Ciii;oMCLE, vo!. 12, p. 402; 13, p. 144.
June, 1872
Jan. 1. 1.^74!
Boston, Office.
do
J.&D.
249.962
50
50
Erie
Net
Oflice.
Philadelphia. Offlce.
F.* A.
,I.&.J.
p.
&
'79
do
do
M.& S.
A.& O.
M. &
.'v, 14.
]S70. '20 vrs. to Vt. Cent,
int. on bds. 8 p.e. on'pif. ftoek. 6 on
for 3 yrs, 7 for next 3,
8 for 14 yrs.
March, H'.C
Philadelphia, Oflicc.
J.
!^.
7.S0g.
6I.0,(XX1
l'i7l)
New York
A.&O.
.I.&.l.
5:4,l«Hl
1,(-45.MX>
100
1864
.1
3H
ri98,(XX>
1,0.0
1,000
1,000
1.000
3.15
O
.1
&
.
7
400,000
1.155,500
266,5IH)
—
2d mortgage (Pa.)
riuladelpMa
ia;i
1810
47
47
47
Income bonds
Peymm/tvania
is6R
18:i
I»7!
it
&
.
gr.. .17.000,(«X1 acres,
Leased to Nortiru N.J. Operated by Erie.
July! 1872 Leased. Mar..
2,692,,539
1872
471
283
283
J
J
Juiylisoo L.
..\pr.1. 1872
Tork, Office.
do
do
do
London.
,1
A.&O.
M.&N.
1,450,(»10
"si
M
tt
&
.
t-.& A.
458,000
l,l»«,rOi
16,000 p.m.
960,000
J
J.&
5
3:1,000
l,000e
1868
1S71
1865
I86j
1.
I
4
7
7
New
J.'&D.
A.
6g
5,8'20,IXK)
a
1867
limsellnlle—Ui
PaeHk ef Missonrt-etock
1st mortgage, gold
s. f
».W,000 per annura^.
mortgage,
Sd
Kcal esta'e (depot) bonds (for $800,000).
Debt to ^ t. Louis County (no bond!) .....
Lex. & St. Louis Uraiich. Ist mort. gold
Leavenworth, Atch. & N. W.,:!!! mort.
/\i;m7nrt— StocK...
Ist mortgage, sterling
General iiiort2.ige, sierling
JHtttmon A Newark— \9.X. M.. guar by Erie.
Ist
5P0.0C0
I.IOO.KI)
18«
.,S p. c. guar..
Mortgage bonds
Oinenihoro
Peoria
1,001
•58- '59
M
m
4,259,450
Nemurk—lst mortgage
Onfigel'll.it Southern A'rtH.— 1st
Oshkoxh <t iliSH.—\a\ morlgige
do
do
do
l.lKl'l
1871
1872
1871
1851
per cent, per yr
4
I.IW
1,000
II.
RB
M.
1
Boston, Otilce.
186S
1863
1871
1,5I10,1«X1
Co.
J.'*'.l.
18(i2
1,(00
&
3M
5.)4,ll00
1855
1K5)
do
O., A.
Va. State loan,
.
.J,&,1.
1(100
1864
1865
1866
1867
;.-.,
*
,)
M.&S.
..
it
<t
400,1100
59.(X)0
250,1X10
•22,000
.1
600,000
.
Norlhicextern—h. ".v.. gold bds.
Southw.—\sX M. (N. Platte dlv.).
Orange, Alex. A J/o«as.sfi.<i.— stock
Ist mortgage, O. & A. R.R
Omaha
Onmha
,I.&.).
6
7
7
SO 1,000
-
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
::;.
.*.).
.1
5
19,9'J5.847
4,0-24,474
5i
Consolidated mortgage.. .^. ..•-.•
Old Colony {Cans 1. Apr! 1, 18T«— Stock.
II.
A &0.
100
100
1
l'=54
Income mortgage, W. Dlv.
,).&
^^
1,000
1,000
18(0
com
Preferred stock
2d mortgage, W. Dlv
A.*0.
A.&O.
A.H, O.
J. &.l.
Equipment bonds
SInkinir fund onds
Ohio <t AfUnf-^ippi—Stocii,
N. Y., Jay Cooke
,),&.I.
2,41 '7.800
10(1.000
3,ffn,0lXl
2,(»«,liOO
lOO
J.'* J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
50,tXX)n.m. i.Slig.f
4>S
123
121
J.&D.
«S.I.
f.
6
Storks,
lastDivrd
N.T., Market Nat. Bank.
f.
I
4
{
1887
Leased to Flub. & N. f i.'e. Cost, $r00.54S.
Baltimore &rhlladol. May 311, ^72 Company owns lliiii. and Icase.^ 175., tolal
Annapolis.
irredeema.
operated, 3171ii. Dividends have been 6
Bait more.
.luly, 18a5
per cent for three years and previ.iir.ly
do
April, 1900
8 per cent. Net earnings 1871, $1,277,161
do
Jan., 1877
See annual report in Cukokiclk, ^ ol. 11
do
.inly, 1900
p. i,22.
do
July, 1900
Hanislinrg.
"pril, 1-80
Boston. OlUce.
June 1,1872 Net earnings in flscal y'.-ar 1,871-72, $187,741
do
do
Apr. 1,1874 Aonnai report in CnKONlci,K,v. Ii,p.731.
1871
Oner, by .Erie at
p. ft or grors e!.rn'ps.
Co. Kk
I. City, Hudson
1878
Net earnlnKB. 1871, $55,196. iv H.p .5'-'R.
Boston i\.E. Trust Co July, 1872 Leased. Feb.. 1869, to Uost., H & E., for l(i0
do
do
18S7
July I,
years at 10 per cent, per annum, on cost
do
do
Dee. 1, 1874 of i.ropcrty, taxes, \c. (v. 14, p. 43.)
do
do
luly 1, 1st;
J
6
6
400,1100
gr....
I.
6g.
6g.
561,000
1854
•-•
bonds
2,243,1«X)
1,1X10
1st mortgage, State loau.slnklngfund...
Plain bonds
Construction bonds
New
1,934,000
l,ia3,000
6
1,000
HondJi,
I'rincipal,
when Due.
It
317
1st mortgage
Xarwtch A Il'oire.ff'!!— Stock................
Dt i-lhern Pi(.c«*,--l3t mort.. gold,
JVori/terii— 1st niort
Nijmik
Oudensd. it L. CAcim.— stock
Hale
Outstanding.
Koad
Xorm
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
When
\Miere Payable and
pert
by « hom
Cent. Payable.
Amount
Miles
For explanation ot all references, see
foot notes on 1st page of RR. Tables.
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
J.
A.
N.Y.. I ancaster, B.& Co Jan!,'79-'98
Philadelphia, Office.
Jan., 1879 Net revenue, 1670-71, $73,251.
do
Jan., 19011
do
Oct., 1891
Formerly Fnnbury & Erie, Leased, Feb.,
Phlladclphla.Penna RR July, 1872
Net earn1862. fo.' 999 yiB to I'enn. RR.
do
do
Oct. 1, 1877
1871. $7a9.'J90. Mortgage bonds of 1869 to
do
do
Mcb 31,1881 retire all prior bonds, (v. 11, p. 219,6.8.1
do
do
luly 1, 1888
Pl.ila & London.
Jnlv, 19^0
Philadelphia.
Jl'rie. 18T2 Leased to Phil. & Read., at 12 p.e. on st'ck
Philadelphia, offlce.
JU'y 25, '72 The net earnings otniain and iiriineh lines
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
do
Philadelphia, Offlce.
London.
Philadelphia, Offlce.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
July
'25,
"i
1880
11-86
1830
1880
1888
1872-77
1893
1893
1890
June,
June,
1911
in 1S7.-71, were $5,006,940. agalnsl $3,06..,.
5S1. in l%9-70.
Gr. ss exnenFcs, re Is,
taxes, &c. ill 11*70, were 68 per cent ol
gross leccipts; in the year 1S71 were 60
1-10
A
per cent ot gross rrceipts.
purchase of coal lands was made
and the new consol. mort. of
large
in 1871,
1871 is
for $J5,0"0,000 in all, a part for retlilng
prior debt, and part to pay for tlio coal
lands, &c. Annual report in CllRONIOLli
V. 14, p. 52. (v. !4,p. 52, 185,S2S,J
1911
Lon., McC.alniont Bros. June, 1911
.Inly I'l. '72 Op. with r.& A., and leased to renn. R".
rhiladelphia Office,
Jnlv 5, 1872 Main line, lOOni. leases about 136iii. Net
Phila., & Boston.
earnings. 1870-71, $9.-6,'J67. Sec report in
do
do
July, 1881
;
do
do
Phlla..
do
do
Penn. Co.
Offlce,
N.Y. by N .J. RR.
Phila., renn. Co. OOice
Baltlin., Mer. h. NiU. Bk
do
do
April, 1876
April, 188"
V. 14, p. 185,628.
Leases Utile Miami.* Col. & Xcnia.also,
Col. ('h.,t. Ind C. The road is controlled
by Penn. KR, which lioUls $3.6(Xl,0(»of
Net
Jan., 1884
pref. stock for adv;in«cs made.
Fe)»., 1890
earnings, 1871, $912,891. (v. 14. p. 218,
July, 1898 Net earnings in 1870-71, $217 367,
Jan.,lS..lO
Jan. 1,1886
CuBomcLK,
F.& A.
M.&S.
A.&O.
M.&N.
J.& D.
.!.& J.
F.& A.
M.&S.
A.&O.
M.&N.
.1. & D.
A.*0.
See
Pittsburg, Ist Nat. B ink Aug. 1,1889
999 years, to Penn.
N.Y Winslo w, L. & Co July 2, 1872 Leased, July, 1.869. for
I.R.. at a reiilal eonlvaleni toinlerest,
do
do
July 1, 1872
do
Meh I, 1912 sinking fund of debt. an. 7 per cent on
do
Meh 1, 1912 stock. The lessee- to keep the road lu
do
do
' o
Men 1,1912 repair and also pay taxes, expenses,
do
do
Meh 1, 1912, et.-. P., F.W. & C. leases the Ne castle
do
Meh 1, 1912 & B. V. and the Lawrence roads; which
do
do
M.h 1. 1912 in turn are leased auain by enn.UR.
do
do
March, 1912 New stock of $2,(««MX< aiiiliorizcd Nov.,
do
do
March, 1912 1871, to be issued to Penn. RR. for imdo
do
March, 1912 provements, &e., under article 16 of
do
do
lease ; guaranty on old stock not at;
March,
1912
do
do
fccted. Sec annual report In Cueon)OL«
Marcli 1912
do
do
,
.i:&.i.
5;'3 )
V. 14, p. 322, 459, 764.
1
.
i
do
(lu
do
do
March,
1912
Marcli, 1912;
(y. 14, p. 158,)
-
'
.
June
4
.
THE
29, 1872.
wU
rubarrlbcr*
groat ntvor by
Mlira
MiiM
of
i'xii)jiimtl(in
of nil rpfiirptici-ti. *oo
foot nolcH on iHt pavr I'f ItU Tablet.
for
I\>itt'i>"t .t- Of/>lriiMbiirt/
\^t M.,K. 1».
>.'« iiiMi-l^iikv I lor t:'t,lll»UI<«>'
i>o:
1860
Ontriil—XM lilorttrtiK''
-im M.,ii.f. (rorll. loan)
gu
"•it
—stock
110
44
MnilKaui-
2(1 M«)rtt,'aKt'.
4T
41
BU
W
coupon
(f-.Sdratoyd—Stock...
ISI
Ist niort(,'i\tf«
3»
...
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do
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72.
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niiigs.
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May 1,1898
Office of Treasurer.
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Oct., 189«
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Road
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do
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1891
18!.
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1871
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DoinesMc bonds (K)
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New
New York
S.
8g.f
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2^4,428
tt. I. <*• .St.
Jan
'.TU.IH'fl
.iMi.nu
inortu'aKO
TH'larftelil
I,
2i«i.n«i
2.ii(iii.nin
/v/crsAwrj;— Stock
Y.,'i)ra'li«i'Bron.
Bustut), Isl N4t Bank.
I. 41.1.
1.000
>
hoclroni.
A.*0.
M.* H.
"in>
liollar loan
1*111
1,
Msy
N.
N.
ISW
1
I.lwrjl
,lulv,lioi
.i.'ij.
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6
7
7
5
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May, IHM
Jan.
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livis
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1810
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w,i>ia
'
BKMAbK*
;when Our,
and
M.*
Mdi.. >V.i'W.*»6. <f-/w— BondB, s'er
(I
Whom.
I,(Ml
4th iiiortKapi*
Roan. Ike Valley UP.. >>onil8
nior(i;ai;e, con|ion and re^
ad inorljrnifc. coopon
/t'''hm. (f- Yori- /?/iv'/-—Mort. bonds
2d mcrtuairn liondf*
Iiitei't-ct fiiudiiiK bonda
I'ayabis
><r
7
1
NUl.OUO
I57.8H'
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IJH11.UW
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I
Payab:
J.*J. N.T.. Window, L.A Co.
M.AH.
du
du
irnaraiueoil Iiy State
r.nTii'.s.
Whrn
J
M,4kK.
StnkhiK Fund loan
Jiriitf
r
7
ar.
141
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1»I
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LIST.
i.nin
My
iS.C'.)—nt in«*rtffaire.ronv,. gid
lt->'/'it
867
w Immedlale nolira of mnr frror 4lMav»r«4 !
•landing.
1871
lfl>;
t/j-fhni
71. v/;. ,! ItiH-iimti-r
lot lU'^rtKiiK''- <M|IIHl llcil
2(1 inorttfiiBi' (»iri".0l<ll
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&
KitMliMni^nl Iiornlrt
fVjnf:,lli.K<inl.,f Ml.-.-l»' M.(«3,<lllU,a«l).
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(CoiiduiMil)
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lirldfi- H).
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(-. ronHlriir lioniln
A
-
KAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
confor
I
l)K8i;nii'noN.
J^nH'iml
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ItoUivwL
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.
THE CHRONICLE.
868
[June 29, 1872.
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Subscribers
ivlll
Miles!
o^
of
s°
Road
For explanation of
references, see
all
loot notes on Ist page of KU. Tables.
gt
Amount
OutstaQdiUK-
Ifouiitaiii (>V.
Summit
s.
f.
JJrancA (/\t.)—StocK
mortgage..
Ist
Sunbtirt/
(fc
Letoiston—ltit
mort
7
29
20
2U
Sin'ac. <£
vhenango Valley— lal M.
Taunton
iJ/v(/(/-A— Stock
n
Terre Hauie<t Indlanapolis-atotk
30
73
2»7
247
217
gold..
mortgage
Toh, Peoria eft H'arsauj— stock
Ist prcffcrred
2d Preferred
mortgage (W. Dlv.)
mortgage (E. Dlv.)
2d mortgage cw.Dlv.) convertible
Ist
1st
mort; (for $6,200,000)
mortga-^e (Burl Dlv
lot., Wab.it U'e«terrt— stock
Preferred 7 per cent stock
Con-sol.
&
mortgage
Ist
let
Ist
Ist
mori gage (L.Erie,
(Tol.
100
50
100
IWK
1866
ma
227
18(11
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
100
1866
1870
1S71
100
"75
111.)
W.& St. L.)
167
ISO
3t
41
75
167
180
75
1,(«0
1,000
n(
b
1859
1,000
109
w-«
1,000«
1,000
52
52
1868
1370
1871
1870
a
4!) I
mortgage, (Decatur & E. St. Louis).
Hannibal & Naples— Ist mortgage
do
do
2d
do
M
Lafayette. Bloom'tou& .Miss— Ist
Haiin. & Cent. Mo.. 1st mortgage
do
do
2d mortgage
Lafavettc. Muncie & Bloom't., 1st mort.
Troy (i Jienninf/ton—lat mort. sink. fund.
82
TO
70
37
1,000
i87i
1=70
,
h
2K
29
1032
1039
!r/('*.«rj/?e— 1st
'6fl-'.8
100
1,000
1,000
1,(00
1,000
£K>.)
1.000
l,000e
1870
a
'66- '69
1859
1871
1866
.
mortgage
Illat^t,- /ft'yer— stock
1st .M. bonds 01 Jnly 1868
Ve.rniont ti, Crf^Wf/^— stock
yr.)
1S6S
"ioo
lOO&C
1,600,000
1,600,0M1
500,000
mortgage, guaranteed
m irtgage
47K
35
50
18
18
18
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7g.
;g.
f.
isw
S»W)
18.50
1,000
1,000
114,000
393.200
717.SOO
850,000
130,000
1856
1865
1871
1870
1871
1870
1855
lOO&c
lOO&c
1,139,100
1,000
750,000
700,000
700,000
1,800,000
511.400
750.000
4.50,000
Riad.—\st mort
mort.. coun. or reg.
Wtlminfjton de lFeMo«— Sterling bonds
Sterling bonds
Sinking Fund bonds, gold
..,
WUm. (ft Wexl. (Del.)— 1st tnorigage
Winchester (ft Pot.— 1st ,M.,Kuar. by B. & O.
Worcest (ft jV(M/iwrt— stock
do
do
do
do
1,0001
60
3S
6:t
93
172
35
21
4
;8«
61
64
19S1
1866
1859
a.*o.
M.& N.
M.«S.
7
do
do
1871
1868
1st
Delaware—stock
OAfo— stottk
mortgage
a
'26
ian
32
1867
1.000
b
b
10
1
7
10(
?
Miles
1901
In 1871 gross revenue was $5,736,665 ; operating expenses and taxes. $3,775,827 net
May',' 1872
;
revenue.
189(1
1870.
Aug.
$3,'iS6.-i6l
1888
1890
1882
1878
1378
May 1, 1893
fat
J.
1
;
net revenue.
»1.;!(18,375.
The
Hannibal & Naples and other roads following It in the table are leased by T. *V.
ft
, with an obligation lo pay interps',
on their bo'ids. See annual report published in CIIROMIOLI, V. 14, p. 730.
W
1883
Feb., 1907
Aug., 1889
Nov.l, 1898
July, 1890
Aug., 1901
May,
1890
hlla.,
Safe Deposit
$'25,9 5.
Deficit
by Troy
7f,
J.
J.
ft
7
J.
J.
J.
7
7
7
ft
.J
ft
J
ft
J.
7 f
7
«e
3H
7
7
8
f,
ft
J.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
J. ft D.
ft J.
F.ft A.
.1.
A.'ft'o.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
J.
.1.
•I.ft
.1.
ft
.(.ft J.
.J.ft. I.
J. ft
J.ft
.1.
.
Late Atchison and Pikes
Cost of
P.
road, &e., $3,723,700.
Stock, $500.lXKI. t;o«tof road ftc.$l,000,OtXi.
Formerly Black Ulv, ft Utlea. Net earnings. 1869-70, $
Leased to Vt. Cenf.,
The
V.&.K. Camden,
M.ftS.
6
J.ft J.
1
7
A.&O.
July
July
.
"
do
do
boro, 126in,
1S96
.Ian.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
M.ftN.
J.ft D.
8
J.ft J.
l,iW,000
Ti1,600
618,700
7
7
6 g.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
•221,40.1
7 g.
1871,
Stock paid,
$241,517.
$526,700.
Coinlcied Feb., 18i2. L. cr., 1.1'25,000 ac.
Leas?, I to Vf Cent-, at $'20,000 pr yr ft txs.
1888 Cost,$, 5000. (V. 13, p. 498.)
•
In proirc-". 32Xm.
1900
1,
June, 1900 Income bonds of $50),000 also Issned,
1887-97
York.
In progress.
Phlla., DeHaven ft Bro
Oct.,l!'00 Floating debi, $180,701 ; cost to Nov., 1871,
$2,680,462.
(V. II. 0.628.)
do
do
Jan., 1902
London.
1881
Net earnings, year int.ing . ept. 30, 1871,
$1'J7,021.
do
1886
1896
of Republic
Jan. 1, 1892
Bait., B. ft O, RR.
jjuly 1, 1887 Leased to B. ft O., at 127,000 per year,
Worcester. Offlce.
July, 1812 Dividends In 7 years, 65 p. c. (y. 14, p 48
Jan.
1,
1873
Phlla.. Glrard Natl Bank ._.^
July
N. Y., J.M. Pic.irell
May
.
1,
New
J.ft J.
M.ft N.
J.ft J.
N.Y„N.Bk
Q-J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
1,425,400
.-
Neicarning.,
Oct. 18J9
New Yor c and London.
NewYor..
J.'ft J.
8
7
on stock.
office
.n progress.
6
8 p.c.
ft Canada is huised and included
he 185m. operated. Vt C. also leases
the Rutl.; Og. ft L. Champ., Stanste:(il
S. « Chambty «nd olher lines.
Vt.
in
do
6
V-
.
of road, ftc, $3,730,'263. (v. 14, p. 6'28.)
Ian. 1, 18%
N.J.Co's office reb., 18.2iCon"ol. of several roads and oran hes.
'
"
.
.
do
SwedesMa ch,18S:l Camden
to Cane May. Salem &
do
I.
390,000
3,200,000
2,000.000
,
V. '220,3^1,517.)
.-.-,-,
.1.
A.&O.
J.ft
1st fiscal
.
Ma'y,'i;72 Leases Troy ft Grecnf. till completion of
Hoo ac Timnel. Net earnings, 1870-71,
1, 1683
(V. 14, p. 13.)
$162,866.
1, 1879
N. Y., Continental Bank Oct.,18iiO Leased till 1875 10 itniland RR. Back Interest unpaid of considerable amount.
do
do
O.-t.,1860
do
do
Oct., 1859
Fhlla., Glrard Nat Bank Jan. 1.1890 Net earn'jsyr ending March I, I87i were
$86,505 as shown In annual report la
do
do
iJan. 1, 1^90
do
do
Jan. 1,1890 CURONIOLK, v. 14, p. 761.
,
do
do
Jan. 1.1690
do
do
1880
N.Y., Fanners' L.&T.Co, Apr. 1, 1890 Stock, $1,000,000. Opened August, 1871.
Completed 35 miles, June, 18;2.
N. Y., Bull's Head Bank
1896
N. Y., Farnham,G.& Co. June, 1890 In proireas. Leased to N. London North.
N. Y., Del., L. ft W.RR. July, 18T2 Leased to Dcla., Lack, ft West., at 7 per
cent on stocks and bonds.
do
do
1875
do
do
1900
Philadelphia, offlce.
Apl. 1,1891 Old debts retired by this Issue, (v.t4,p.628.)
Income bonds amount to $613,400. Main
N. y.,Soutterft Co.
line W. Pt. to Selma, 138m. Br. to Onedo
do
Ilka. 30m.
do
do
Bait., Citizens N. Bank. Jan. 1, 1890 In progress Irom Relay (7m. N. of Balto.)
do
do
Jan. 1, 1890 to wililaTisport, Md., 80 11., and Relay to
Balto., 7m. Several issues of bds have
do
Jan., 1890
do
lh« endorsement of Bait. City, as specino
do
Jan., 1890
fied in list. Capital stock, $650,000. (v.
do
do
Jan., 1890
do
do
Jan., 1890
13, p. 840.)
.Ian, 1, 1890 SohlioPein. R.R.
(V. 11, p. 628.)
Philadelphia, O nee
-Apr. l.lSOTLeased to Pa. RR. Stock, $1,022,450. Cost
A.ftO.
J.
Net earnings
1869
year, $2,567,493; 2d year, $3,.l3,'i,'257 ; 3d
year, $3,921,115. Toial landsalcs to May,
18T2, 5:i0,00ll HCres, for $2,191,(k.W.
(t. it,
Nov.l'.' 1886
1891
1876-77
do
do
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
7
«
guar by RKs. using T.U.
'Id
Boston,
J.
J.
ft
rem,
made up from surplus f'd.
&
Co Apr. '1,1010
do
do
ftD.
lease
ne', $197,119; Int.. $i99.837;
18 ;5
1882
liORton.
U.&N.
J.« J.
i.&i.
400.000
1,400,000
1,400,000
8)0,000
Amount
m
$1,959,837.
Gross earnings
$4,541,610;
opeiailnr expense,
1890
N. Y. ft Boston.
18'9e'-99
U. S Treas., at maturity
A.'&'O.
N. Y. ft Bofton.
1887
s.
do
U.&
Sept. 1874
London,
A.*0.
April, 1896
M. * N. N. Y.. Company's ofUce. -Mnv 1, 1895
U. S.Treas.at maturity. 1896-7-8
N. v., lOtb Nat. Bank. July 1, 1890
J,'* J.
(J.&D.
UtIca ft N. Y.
June, 1873
Utlca ft N. Y.
July, 1878
J. ft J.
i.ftD. Boston. E. Hlake & Co. June 1,1872
.300.000
Outstanding,
50
(originally $2,800,000)
mortg.ige
(ft 7/«<t9on— stock
Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds
Ist
var
25
I
1
LIST.
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
When
Where Payable and
P'^M^
by Whom.
(fent.*
1
Bonds
2fav.
titmortxRge
.,.,,
J
ft.
D
J.
ft
J.
.-J.
1,69.) ,500
5
6
4
4,375,000
50
1633,350
1868
1,000
100
1867
1869
1,0,10
800,000
15,000,000
1,500,000
3,500,000
8,500,000
4,999,400
1,008,800
103,000
1871
Oo,— atock
1,880,800
1,997,872
8,229,594
2,(XIO,000
liaritan— stock
Mononyahela
$11,000,000.
2, 1910
Jnucl,
do
do
J.'ftb.
710,000
400,000
144,400
h
64
Delaware
Regl-ite-ed
Ills.,
Wa
1896
.I.'i'j.
J.ft
4,000,01)0
'2504I00
181
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Guaranteed Sterling Loan
Bonds having next pret'erence
Delaware Division— stock
Delft. ({
111m. Western division, I'eoria to
saw, H7n).
Cost of road about
The 2d mortgage W, Ulv.
bond- are convertible Into Ist i^ref erred
stock or into consol. bonds.
1870
'1','
Bonds,
$
Principal,
when Due.
liEMARRg.
Stocks,
last Dlvi'd.
'CANAL'S.
&
ir.
Chesapeake
Feb'.
Opened, vav,
f.
J.
200^}
1870
1810
1867
1868
1870
A.&'O.
6g.
200,000
400.000
300.000
400.000
1,000,000
1,000,030
610,000
of all rpfcreneea see C'nal
foot notes on Ist page of RR. Tables,
Chesapeake
(V. 13, p. 338: V. H.p. 43.)
In 1871, $110,9.33. DIvid's. 12
per ct. for someyear-t. (see v. 14, p. 523.)
Ea tern division, Srate line, Iml. to I'ooiia
Net earnings
July, 1879
Ist^ued
.0 JO,(X)0
1,'209 .900
a
$30:1,912.
X.Y.,A.B.Baylla,Trustec
isoi
''roy \Ht. Ex. Bank.
Jan, 1.1880 Leased to Troy ft Boston at $15,300 pr yr.
Operates ?5m of road. In year c ding
Y.. Nat. Bk of Com
1887
do
Sept .30, 1870. gross earnings were $478,'263,
do
188S
.I.ft.l.
7
1
of
For explanation
1887
1891
Ji.iy, 18^2
July, 18 2
May
N. Y.,Kldd, P. ft Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Mctropol.
N. Y.,
Bank.
N. y.,Kidd, P. & Co.
N. Y., Mctropol. Bank,
do
do
M.&N.
do
do
do
M.* N.
do
Q.-F. N.Y..Kldd, Pierce ft Co
F.&A.
do
do
do
M.4N.
do
.T. & J.
do
do
F. & A.
do
do
M.ftN. N. Y., OfllceT., W.&W
CANAL STOCK AND BOND
DESCRIPION.
ings In 1869-70.
i879
Dec,
Aug.,
Dec. 1,1891
Apr. 1, 1886
N.
A.
F..SV A.
V.i; A.
M.& N.
F.& A.
M.& N.
M.* N.
J.&.T.
l,2')-1.0<10
1870
1863
1865
Wil.,Charl.ttIiutherrd—l6t mortgage
'2d
D,
f.'&'a.
225,4,38
600,000
.
&
7
7
i50.l]U0
200,000
1,'250,000
Williitmston ,fc Tarboro— 1st mortgage
Wilm^ Col. (ft 4'ff/.— Ist mort gage
Co.
m!*
F.&
7g.
4
1366
1370
W&it .Jersey -stoci
Loan of 18S3, guar. by Cam.& Amboy...
Ist mortgage loan
Isi. mortgage, consolidation
West i^hore Huftson Riner—\st mortgage
West Wise— Ist M., gld, B. f ., 1. g ., conv.
Whitehall (fe Plattsburg—\st mortgage
Wicomico A Picomoke (Jf'O-lst mortgage.
.
7
7
1871
&
:
(ft
J
5,000,000
3,000.0«l
1,500,000
2,000,000
500,000
2,860,000
Western Uli bds, befor consolidation
M., on consol. road, guar, by Cent. Ga
V^eHtern Marylan'i—lat M., end. Bait. City
1st mortgage, unendorsed
2d mortgage, endors. by Baltimore
2d mirtgage, end >rsi;d by Wash. County
2d preferred mortgage, unendorsed
New mortgage, guar, by Baltimore
Western .V. Carolina— Ut ;ttort.(ti. Dlv.)..
Western Penntylrania— 1st mort
Ist Mortgage, Pittsburg Branch
'^d
Wilminyton
7
"sli
7
;.co-',tio
We-^tcfienter
Phila.—ltii mort., new
Wr.itern (.Ifti.)— Ist moi-t. (Mont.
W.P.)
,
Xet earnings last year, $72.67(1.
Cost of road and cquipmcn' *502,468.
1874
Nov.l. 1-86 Coal road. Completed in 1871.
Kcb.15,1872 Coal road. Net earnings, 1870-71. $212,629.
July 1, ;S75 (V. 14, p. 6;8.)
Opened Dec, ifiTl. Inc. bonds, $30(',noo.
Oct. 1, 18
April, 1878 Net earnings 1871, $31,8 -3. Stock, 111, 1'2,250.
Leased 10 Del., Lack, ft West. Net earn-
Co. '8 office.
do
do
do
do
«iD.
A.*<>.
3,000000
500
18%
(black endorsed)
(not endorsed)
Special loan, fundi gmortgnge
Vinebtnd. (^V../.)— Ist mortgage
Walklll Valleu (ivr.)—lst mortgage
Ware Biner (,iram.)—Ut hi , auth. »750,000.
Warren (.V../. )— stock
do
4th do
A
M.& N.
J.
2,VHV'00
1&5I
I'We
VickHb. <t J/(?j'i(f— 1st series (red endorsed)
2d scries (blue en iorsed)
2d
10.000,OIKI
....
Standstead, S. & Chainbly bonds
Vermont (ft Jfa««.— stock
1st
7
REMARKS.
Storks,
lastDlvi'd.
Jan'.,'
F.& A. New York,
27,236,512
9,1-3.000
2JX)0,000
mortgage, (sink'g fund ^7,000 per
Convenlole bonds
Vermont Valley—XiX. mortgage
Isfc mortgage
2dmortg«'^6
Principal,
F.
7
7
,
$
when Due,
.I.&D.
do
do
& A. N. T., Union Trust Co.
Boston Offlee.
J.& J.
A
J.
N.T.,Fanners'
L.&T.Co.
J.
A.AU.
do
do
7
400,000
36,745,001
•.t7,-237,000
100
Vermont Cc»(rrti—stoc k
Ist mortgage, consol
2d mortgage, consol
Kciulpment oans
Ist
& W. RR
Bonds,
6ai,ixio
'67'-''6i
Uidon PiK-{ttc. Central /fntnch—\»t M.,goId
2d mortgai^e (government subsidy)
3d
230,000
666,000
91.400
300,000
300.000
650,000
i'ooo
N.Y., D. L.
A.'&'o.
7
42;,0(I0
.
A
675,000
2^5,0OJ
1,300,000
1,100,000
1.00 J
_
Troy Union— \st mort., guar. "Troy City...
Tuckerton—lfit mortgage
Union Pacifii:—stoc\c
1st mortgage, gold
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
Land Grant bonds on 12,000,000 acres.
Income bonds for Jl 10,00 ',000.
Omalia bridge lion'ls, sterling, EiiOO.OOO
Utica
2,T(Kl,0(0
i',060
Tfoy (ft Boston— 1st mortgage
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
(ft
2,496.000
500,000
300.000
1,000,000
1.500,000
2.300.000
600,000
2,700,000
a
1,000
100
100
10
Ist
Union
2,500,0(X)
1,000
1,00
1,000
1867
1871
S'23
mortgage (Gt. W't'nof'59,)
mortgage (Quln. & Tol.)
mortgage (III. & S. Iowa)
2d mortgHge (T0I.& Wah.)
2d mortgage (>Vab. & W't'n.)
mortgage
2d
(Gt. W't'n of '59.)
Equipment bonds (T.&W.)
Consol. mortgage, coiiv
Convertible bonds.
l,00i'
100
var
81
'I
6S
2d mortgage
lit
1,000
31
100
mortgage
1st
2,502,250
174,000
i,2ai,ooo
150,000
1,695,180
1,695,825
270,000
500,(K»
450,000
1,988 150
800,000
3.000,000
l,70j,000
1,000,0(0
1,800,000
1,600,000
1.300.000
1,500,000
2SO.0O0
15,000,000
1.000,000
900,000
Whom.
by
I'«y«'>>s.
New York.
J.&.I.
M.& N. N. T.. Am.Ex.Nat. Bk.
Philadelphia Offlce.
F.& A.
J.& J.
do
A. &0.
A. &0.
Sussex Bank.
S.50,000
1,000,' 00
1,0!X)
"50
43X
Suisex (.v../.)— 1st mortgage
Syrac, Biiigh. A If. r.—Stock
1st
1
200,000
r.)— Ist mort
Erie—li^t mortgage, couv.,
tt
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Where Pavablc and
„._ t When
C^ut.
Staten /4/iud— 1st mortgage
Sullivan
LIST.
confer a great ntTor by giving ns Immediate notice of any error discovered in our Tables
DESCRIPTION.
McrUnff
,
im
1,000
1,000
100
so
1,000
6
5
7 f
7 f
7
'5^
6
Philadelphia, offlce.
do
do
Baltimore.
8 —J.
London.
ft
,1
Baltimore.
ft
A.
J.
A,
J.
F.
.1, ft
K
M
M.ftS.
J
Philadelphia, offlce
do
do
N. Y^ Bk of Commerce.
.AN. N. y., office, 71 Bway.
ft
ft
J.
C;.-J.
.1
ft J,
J ft J,
do
do
do
do
N,J.Cen.RR
N.Y., Office
Pittsburg Office.
N.Y„N. B'jtofCom'ce
June 17,
'72
July, 1836
Del. City to Chesap. Clly, Md, Net earnings from operations, 1871, $295,01:''.?,
Annual report in Chkomoi.k. v. 14, p. 76I
shows net rccelpta In 187(, $283,547.
1870
1890
1885
Feb., 1872 Lea.s"d to
Lehigh Coal
ft Nay. Co., at Int,
8 p. e. a vr on stock.
I81I, $'J,l()0,l-'4. Ca«h dlv. In
1877
Susq. snd
6 yrs, 116 p. ct. ivcasesAib.
1884
Reus, ft S. Railroads. Annual report in
1S91
CnaoN'icLK, V. U, n. 732.
'72
See Cam. ft
:uly 10,
RR. (v. 14, p. 522, 595,)
Jan., 1872 Gross receipts, 1871. $175,130; expenses
July 1, 1887 and taxes, $78,772 ; dirds. In 71, 9 per ct •
July 1, 1878 on bonds and
Fe1)„ 1872 Net receipts In
&
Amboy
:
June
THE
18»2?
.
®l)c
Commercial
OHllONlr-LE
Kxporta of Lvadlns Arllrlva r»an> n >. i rU,
TliK following Ubin, c<>iii|illii<l Irniiiiriiiit'iiii
im, ibow*
tbn export* of loadin«( arttclim from tlm |><>ri ... .. .. ,,,rk irincn
Janiuirx 1, 1873, to kll the principal foroli^n ronntiliii.an'l aluo tba
total* for the laat wnnk, and ilnco Jannary I.
Tho laat two lln#«
•how total value*, iDcludlni the ralua of all otLer artlelM bMld*a
tUoM meotioned In the table.
.
*<Jimc0.
<
COMMERci AL IspfTOME.
FaiDAT Nionr. Juuo
98,
U7>.
There are no new teatures in ooimuercial ofTairt thii
week.
Leading articles ot domestic pioduoo have been
selling fairly for export, and 801110 apeculalivo action hn*
been
no'.ed,
but
home
the
trade
has
heard of the
men.
The weather
of the workii.g-
been oppressively
lias
close,
quent rains, forsning an additional obstacle
trade.
a few
|iili|III|iii||IIS|i||||m}|||l|!ip
s'
been quiet, although
efTect of the " strikes "
less is
869
to
with
SS8lpSSi«
IIS
33=.
fre-
8
^^iimi^*H*'"'i'iiim*Wim^*t' i
an active
However, June is usually a quiet month except in
Western farm products. A good trade in Imported
merchandise
will,
up early
.spring
in
it
seems
to
iimw i§i«gS= ;iS8E=
be generally anticip.iled,
July.
Cotton has been steady
in
price
but variable
M
;S8li85S8«IS5E«?
in tone,
closing dull at 2()^c. for middling uplands.
Flour has been
more active for export, without decided change in prices
shipping extras closing at |i6 50@7. Wheat has been in
brisk export demand, but without recovery in prices, No.
2 Spring closing at $1 56@1 59. Corn closes at 63i@(i5c.
for new Western mixed.
Coffee and tea have been more
ac ive, and molasses and sugar are less unsettled.
Provisions have been quite irregular. Pork hns declined
;
new mpss sold largely at 113 20@13 25 for June, and
$13 25@13 30 for July, with some business in prime mess
for ex| ort at $11 for old and $12 62^ for new.
Beef has
sold very low
we heard of 100 tcs piime mess for export
Bacon has sold moderately at ^i@^^c for long
at $13 50.
clear.
Hams still buoyant. Lard continued active and
advancirg to the close of Wednesday's business, when
something of a "corner" against parties having out contracts for June forced up the price for prime Western steara
for early delivery to 9 ll-16c, with July selling at 9Jc and
August at 9fc, with transactions to the extent of several
thousand tcs. Yesterday there was a fall of 1-1 6c on the
spot, with August sellinor at 9|c.
Butter has been active
for the finer sorts, and they have advanced 3@5c per lb, the
best State and Orange County selling at 27@30o, but good
shipping butter is little if any higher than last week. Cheese
has declined to ll^@12J-c for good to prime factories. Today pork was firmer, closing at previous outside prices, and
several thousand tierces of prime steam lard sold at 9f c for
July, with some for August at 9 11-1 6c.
In other provisions a moderate trade and no further changes in prices.
Freights have been only moderately active, and rates by
steam to British ports have been lower. The Liverpool
steamers look corn at 7d., and wheat at 7^d.; the London
steamers took corn at 8^d., and wheat at 9d. Rates by
sail have been better supported, but there has been much
To-day
less cctivity in charters for grain to the out ports.
about 100,000 bushels grain were shipped to Liverpool
at 7@7^d. by sail, and 7^(a)7f d. by steam, the higher rate
for wheat in both cases.
Rosin has declined to $3 10
$3 15, for strained.
Spirits Turpentine has been in large supply, with a decline
to 51
Petroleum declined to 22^@22Jc. for re52c.
fined in bbls., and 12|
12|c. for crude in bulk, leading
to more activity, especially for refined both here and at
Tallow has dePhiladelphia, closing at the higher figure.
clined to 9;J^c. for prime, but recovered and sold to-day at
9 5-l(>c. Whiskey advanced to 92o., but receded to-day
to 91c.
Alcohol in bond far export in August, quoted at
-
-|>5
-
-
*
8.
;
S
SI
s
al
:S§;3ii:SS§iSSeg:|g
CO
n<9
;
:
:
:
:
:J:|a
:§2«SS
-'•rftf
i^''
;
ft
•
r- 00 •* 3i t*
o
us
33
5
3
U
za si
»<-•
.2
WW
a
J
Zii
.
:S3
•'
i^iliSS
i ii
:
1
:8ie
i
ii
iiSg
ii
•
:
i§i ii \S
^ ii
•
ilii:»iisiSii8i
i£
i
ii
i
:S
:
:
iSg
:
i
ig
i
is
ii
@
@
49
@
a
ii
3
@
50c.
:
:B
i
i8"§2"g
i
w
SS
ss
igigSfSlses-lSHis?
3a " it5
In Tobacco, we notice less export inquiry for Kentucky
but the home demand has improved, and thus the sales
aggreof the week have been maintained at a fair average
gating 700 hhds., about equally divided between shippers and
toe home trede, cutters, dealers, &c. ; prices have remained
steady at H^@9Jc. for lugs, and 10@15c. for common to
Seed leaf again shows a very active trade, the
fine leaf.
Old
sales of the week aggregating 4,0<»3 cases, as follows
crop 200 cases seed sundries, 14@30c.; 250 cases ConNew crop 200 cases Connecticut,
necticut, 14^@18c.
ol
seconds, 32^0. ; 022 cases New York, 10i@13i<;. ; 64J1
cases Pennsylvania, 12i@15c.; 809 cases Ohio, lO^^Mc;
and 1,639 cases Wisconsin, 8i@9^. Spanish tobacco also
in good demand, with sales of 600 bales Havana at
UIJ
95@115c.
=5
iS
iSiSi.ssiii^siHisi
i5
:9|§§l§8SiSSii<§i8I
iat WW
rf5-rf gf
B]4
leaf,
—
:
:S
iS=
—
:
§
*'
WW
i§S§§iSlp iSiiSE5|rS|89l|!
H a s
*,
pa
i
w
"» 9"
''.
^.a J9.a • •
fo*
«*
«
M^
<*
\9
*
<5
"
<>'
• *• 5
^!^
.-.
!£
9
Si
—
liMlMnniiif^ii
liiiljii^i?|^lillilJllli#Jii
n
WWOOfiKW
CO
••
»"»'
^ rH
:
.
Imports of lieadiiig
Articles.
followiQa- table, compiled trum Custom House returns
iliows the foreigu imports of certain leading articles of commerce
at tills port for the last week, since January 1, 1872, and for the
correspondin*? period in 1871
[The quantity ia j,;iven iu pflckaf; e3 when not otherwise Bpecifled.l
For
Since
Same
the
week.
For
Since
.lau. 1,
1872.
lime
Same
tbe
week,
.Jai'.l,
1172,
time
1871,
Glass and
Eav the wareChina
KartUenware...,
Dhlna,
351
2,31)1
2(i,»:i6
8,414
29.721
32.109
,
366,>I9J
2'.iS,61ll
475
21.821
•iiS
5,'J(I3
51
3,0o;
472
23,915
15,036
7s:,47!
,
Glass plate
Buttons
Coal, tons
Cocoa, bags
,
3!IU
Coffee, bags
la.mi
Coiton, bales
6,8931
Iron, Uli bars..
:8.33fl
l,3,a
3.471
piffa
Spelter, Iha
&
liiea i>owtiera.
1.633
Brunntone, tons
101
U
19,890
15,220
10.113
2,133
992
13,916'
29,7i!i
bags
Tea
3r,,7'.iO Tobacco
4,399 Waste
4.J
Gauibier
Gum, Arabic...
3,801
ChampaB'e.bks.
»1
2,6il
2,0.i2|
Wlues
Indlsjo
r.;
4 315
4.2Ti]Wool. bales
l,761;Arti leareiJorteU
Madder
O
1,89!
396
i.Olive
.»pjuni
Soda, M-carb
Soda
sal...
Soda, ash
27.61iU
40
3,56S
!,5j3
47,261
38,1,2
l,:iJj
2,.,i99
211
133
7,139
4.135
7.196
3.015
....
91
e.2.'5
e,0,i6
3,4.7
114,2.6
3.364
68,721
Furs
cloth
HiUr
Hemp,
balCij
Hides,
&c.—
10.433
Bn-itlea
32
121
12,57
324
2ii,ir24
Hides, dressed.,
ndia rubber
Ivory
Jewelry. AcJewelry
Watches..
Linseed
Molasses
17,906
922
i
s.ii;
425
8,868
Fancy goods
23.514
5(16
&c.—
Lemons
Nuts
Haisini
Hides undressed.
Uice
Cassia
22,497
2,3S4
Ginger
5,-.i6
1,917
631
276,057
S3,2J9
4,985
2>8
l*epper
2,726
hOU
40S635
91,6 j5
49,66.
40.(111
427,923
183,496
477,067
18,
Woods
Cork
8,91fi
210,700
25,898
284,226
2,357
T;.851
Fustic
Logwood.
Mahogany.
January
The
MI2.797
821,723
625
446„579l 720X67
189.217! 292,47.
102,1831 342.140
!3,6*2i
12,551
This
A9iies...pkgs.
Brea<lsiuli.—
Flou.-..bbls.
W.iea ..bui.
Corn
Same
Since
Jan. 1.
time
3,6J5
3.681
67,910
1,16S,011
2,240,iU
;3.iM923
387,014
21.802
4,0;9,»38
2J.,6SJ
1.453,932
5.16 ,.i9j
7,S9J 768
2,438,8:2
53,7.85
!, 163 ,128
401,231
115
1,592
236,668
i6,21J
151,190
91,115
346,433
2,ri8
493,013
5,55™
1,719,13!
30,461
14t),5ir3
I.i5
«)at<
Barley, &c..
Grasi seed.
Peas
3,174
4,3 -a
C. meai.nbls
Cotttm.,bdle^.
9.30(1
Hemp
..bales.
Hides
Hops,
.bales.
1.16
Leather, sides
Molasses, lids.
Naval stnres—
Cr.tnrp bbls
73,86;
91
H,S51
No.
837
Spirits turp.
1,067
Rosin
Tar
5,2.i0
U.0
l-i.,;>.
7 461
3,155
4.23S
78.963
84.2t.l
8,861
66,729
211,648
s'sfti
6',246
50,109
261,163
l',810
2.491
26,859
17.00U
1401,583
180,240
814,443 1696,271 1072,703
140,86?
3372,«21 22;3.W3
123.946
642,006 3045,995 12C0,796
205 918
and receipts are almost nominal
;
fairly active,
For the next crop the transand a shade higher
notwithstanding the favoiable crop reports, which are now being
received. The prices for futures last reported were (basis low middling) 25c. for July, 25 9-16e. for August, 23 3-16c. for September
21c. for October, 20c. for November, lOic. for December. The totn 1
99,213
153,402
2«.l;o
174,501
65,39s
week
sales of this description for the
are 88,850
bales, includ-
For immediate delivery the
ing 300 free on board.
up
S.(K4
29,165
2,9,034
21,112
l:16;
,50,591
pkgs
Oil rake,
Oil, lard
4,330
3,8;i2
51,015
Butter, pkgs....
14,131
Cheese
Cutmeals
57,!iJ2
211,116
325.219
237,231
2T2.5 .8
114,233
Provisions8,188
E(fa8
8,651
...
Pork
978
Beef. pkRs
Lard, pkgs
112.017
Lard, kegs
561,514 Rice, pkga
1,315 Starch
218,46) S earine
Sugar, hhda., &;c..
21,7!
1,475,061 Tallow, pktfs..
173
7,019
S7.618
1^3 ir24
890
6
7.S99
875
.
17
i
41,753
1
Tobacco, .ikes....
Tobacco, hhda.,.,
Wool,
balc-i
Dressed hogj,
.566
5,147
2,702
3,410
2,860
2611 Whiskey bbls....
25,143
21»,78T
73.092
no
1.236
Peanuts, bazs
No
13,189
233,016
13,380
6,777
147,126
11,210
5,200
21,;.2
131,011
30,095
103,022
ari,-37
8u,2l8
for
week
this
total sales
18,826
2,8B0
89,881
consumption, 551 for speculation, and none in transit. Of
bales were to arrive. The following are the clos-
ing quotations
:
Upland and
2f.',S7l
Florida.
231.438
109,655
2H,M3
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Low Middling
Miadllng
119,981
83„'*I4
134 5:7
12.011
.per lb..
I
I
:
82,911
C-n- Spec
36,766
Eip't. snnip.
Savannah
Texas
Tennessee, &c.
1,M0!
Monday
23%
25 .<
703
483
30
28
50
800
7:13
21
21
21
21
215^
m
Wednesday
'272
Thursday
....
1213
8115
1
Total
1,1.0
511
175
1.1751
l,029l
1,416
3..55:1
3.557
Virginia
Total receipts
Decrease
tli is
year.
509
1,729
2,121
bales.
r.00
100
.
200..
100..
450 total
1,601
1872.
1.070
Mobile
Charl -ton...
Havaiiiah
•
519
•
362
16'.958
York...
I'.iso
lii:i9
Other porta..
536
536
Total
RiDCO Bept.
1
2,514
1,401,102
2,514
180,210
314,443
l,9'i8,!85
489
18,829
3 064,824
26.380
2310
6,708
2,010
1,112
81.365
18,000
137,551
....
1871.
23 »C
21
26)4
bales.
cts.
1,300
26«
25?i
27,800 total
8th
300..
25«
25
1.3-82
.23 7-16
28.200totalJuly.
21 15-16
24 1.-16
25
25 1-'6
100 no tot. till
15th
15 5-16
1,600
25 5-16
For August.
800
•.,100
2(10
259-10
..•»%
25 il-:c
00
26X
2,10c
5,700
4,500
25:3-16
2,
200
ets,
l.'OO.,
.81 3-lfi
300..
2 <A
8,200 total
2-.X
For September.
700
4.0
900
1,400
not
bales.
August.
20J not. after
June.
23,3-16
2,900
6 500
'iM
100 not. alter
8th.. 25 5-10
6,216, 18,197
11,981!
25X
25 15- 16
25 31-32
4,1X10
-26
2,700
361-16
1,6110
26)^
1,100
26 8-16
500
2,7lO
100
400
2,300
1,700
1,600
23V4'
200
23 5-16
2,;ro
23J>;
23 7- 6
4110
900
5,4(10
total
Novem.
23,'i<
For December.
23 11-16
2iX
For Octet
300
19;^
j»
20 1-16
.ao«
20 3-16
i,«»
23,v,
2317-32
23 9-16
12,700 total Sept'r.
3,6«0
SO"
2,100
Octob'r.
For November.
23 3-16
er.
20 15-16
19«
900
200
19 5-16
100
800
19 7-16
19X
I9K
2,200
1,0011..
Wi
600.
-21
21 1-16
2;>s'
S,800 total
Dec.
sales during the week of free on board have reached 300
The particulars of these sales are as below
bales.
F. O. R., SOONovemuer shipment. Savannah
19J<
The
:
The following exchanges have been made during
:
Orleiino.
26 «
5,755
4th
..25 1-16
....251^
.25 5-16
100s. n
nii
5(«
25 Ji
200 s. n....25 3-l6
which
.June 2^.
23X
not after
5,SfO
11
2,514 were to Great Britain, none to
France, and none to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as
made up this evening, are now 137,.5,5l bales.
Below we give
the exp irts and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding week of iMst soason.as telegraphed to us from the various
ports to-night
Kxporced to—
Stock.
Total this Same w'k
Week ending
week.
1871.
France Contin"'
G.Brit.
of
561
cts.
25 11-33
2l«l
eiports for the week ending this evening reach a total of
bales,
l,5'i4
1,195
1,065
.065
4.932
272
:;;'
511
For forward delivery the sales (including 300 free on board),
have reached during the week 88,85() bales (all low middling or on
the basis of low middling), and the following is a statement of the
sales and prices
1872.
39
85
ow
21
For July.
Florida....'
North Carolina.
1
ird'ry. Ord'ry. Mldl-g. dlliig
697
600
5,2021
.
143
100, iin.
S!6
Total.
51
1,101
215
-li.
Saturday
6,3l»l...
Orleans..
Good
Tran-
ula'ii
90,U4
BSOBIPTB
Mobile
Charleston
PKr':i.w.
1
Tuesdiiy
Rec'd this week at-
...
27j!;f»....
M,\LES
3;,3:l-
396
1871.
26Ki»
114,066
of 1,107,3,58 bales. Tlie de a Is of the receipts for this week (as per
tslejr.iph) anil the corrmponding week of 1871 are as follows:
1872.
.?.
Below we give tbe sales of spot and transit cotton and price of
Uplands ht this market each day of the past week
13 436
Friday, P. M., June 28, 1873.
By special telegrama received by ug to-night from the
Southern ports, we are in possession of the returns showing the
receipts exports, &c., of cotton for the week ending this evening
June 28. From the figures thus obtained it appears that the
total receipts for the seven days have reached (>,316 hales against
8,777 bales last week, 11,833 bales the previous week, and 10,702
bales three weeks since, making the total receipts since the first of
September,1.871,3,()93,G(iO ba'.es against 3,891,018 bales for the same
pariod ot 1870-71, sliowing a decrease since September 1 this year
Kec'd this week at—
21
23-X%....
25K«»....
Good Middling..
11,:B1
111,107
9 935
13,239
12,111
KKOalPTS
bales, including 272 for export, 4,932
5,755
the above,
COTTON.
New
1080
actions are not large, but prices are strong
This
Since Same
week. Jan.l. time '71
'(1.
2i.l,5Sl
l,3.ri,01i
Rye
New
26,192
;
week.
'I'he
185,006
151,7:4
I59,'56
156,642
prices with a large business doing.
142
4S„322
6v,193
3:^6
resaipta of domestic produce
week and since Jan, 1,
tlie same time in 1871, have been as follows
2,514
871,733
137,371
111,3 8
295,505
115,733
3iO,7S»
1S'.6.52
S9.7;0
3a3.11'3
2687,441
179,793
9,869
k'O.HO
77.598
!2 111
1,066
1.000
6:,460i
....
Stock.
hence with the spinning
with Liverpool firm, and small
amounts being taken from time to time for export, all the off rings
here are quickly absorbed. Holders have the stock pretty well un
der control. Iu future delivery there has been more variation in
foot
New
131,432
267,040
demand continuing
1.
tor the
nud for
2,235
39.058
limits,
'Week and since
tlie
SS 693
178,849
lll,(r7;j
wise
The market the past week has remained quiet, but prices have
been steady and unchanged, closing, however, easy to-night with
a light demand. Stocks are now reduced to within very small
81,190
711,317
189,895
326 692
49,876
Domestic Produce for
Recel|>t8 of
9S,7!(3
127.50';
Tot»I last yea-
&c.—
10,665,
ISaUpetre
69
22
91,12
63,629
39l,l."4
Total thisyear
10,567
261,333
369,339
18,«I2 1.261,316 I,lK.0r,9
5 '6,9 14
723,626
4,753
r,2.-l,908
761. 2»i
235,231 5,943,116 3,336,51:1
24,9,32
5)4 911
4:8,250
Oranges
969 Spices,
90.271
357.517
i85.i;94'
266 839, 339,20-J
Florida
Nortli Carolina
Virginia
Otlier ports
893,670
739.690
29.322
2,011
9.1.414
913.708 13S3,-375
Now York
ts;.02i l,014,0»t fS78,B22
30SCorl£8
62,90!
88,9;GFi8h
23,813 Fruits,
S47
2,6^6
166!
&c—
by value—
Cigars
166;
12
/"lax
Gunny
I,4l4iwiiie8,
NewOrleans
Mobile
Charleston
Savannah
Texas
CPa.4t-
Olher
Britain France For'gn Total, Ports.
1870.
1
278,813
782,271
779,155
37,521
1..509
:S71.
70,6^19
2S:,72-
17,133
Cootiineal
Creaji Tartar,,
G.is, essential..,
66,
46 728
14,151
Great
S,14.i
21,578
&
boxes
3,32!
4,1041
bbls
ISiigar,
PORTS.
3.615
2,582
5M,a5l.
431,578
164.69:
8.151
276,l)«
110,5sO|7,3l8.16! 3,691,870
105.5«l
2,05.1
104,20
2:,2.'4
510,794
489,339
22,531 '4,00'.
1,913,613
Steel
16,210
Till, boxes
3,053
Tin slabs, lbs..
31,966
..
.,
lii,364:Kag8
534,39llSiiEar, hhds., tea.
ifee.—-
Bart, Peruvian.
68
112
80,705
Hardware
Lead,
KXPOSTKD 8INCR SKPT.l TO—
RECEIPTS
Ctitleiy
,
Glassware
1871.
Metals, &c.—
11
Glass
[June 2^,1872.
From the foregoinfr statement it will be seen that, compared
with the corresponding week of last season, there is a decrease in
the exports this week of l(i,3I bales, while the stocks to-night are
24,.'>!0 bales less than they were at this time a year ago.
The
following is our usual table showing the movement of cotton at
all tbe ports from Sept. 1 to June 31, the latest mail dates.
We
do not include our telegams to-night, as we cannot insure the
accuracy or obtain the detail necessary by telegraph.
The
.
.
THE CHUONICLE
870
Drtiga,
J
:
.
1
the
week
:
p4id to exchange 3'I0 Jiiiv for 200 August
"
;30;>.Tnly for 510 August.
11-16C.
•
700 July for 700 Augu-t.
Vc
"
Ic.
100 s. u. June lor 100 August.
%(•.
Weather Reports by Telegraph.— There appears to have
been a continuation of favorabla weather in most sections of the
8,733
cotton growing States during the past week, although in some
31.715
sections rather more rain has fallen than was desirable. Our
53.660
12,000
telegram from Galveston states that they have had severl fine
showers of apparently wide extent during the week, and the
162,061
•'( crop is developing promisingly. Further reports of caterpillars
40,799
10,1,32
4,5:12
—
J -ne 29. lH'i2
:
.
.
.
'THE CIIKONFCLK.
I
iiri- n-criv.Ml, nml our cDrrcHponilfiit
well foiimliMl, but llu! diiiiiajjo tlu-y
Buyn
tlmt
Ihi-y
appoir
tn
b«.
Imvo iloiii' in an yrt tioiiiinal.
OiU'iiiw tlnjy Uftvo linil rain on two (lavH— tliundttr'
There Ims Iwen r»in at Selnia on lour (Uyn, bin an tlio
wofk i-loHi'S Iho wcMlinr liu» beconin Hcttli'tl n^jiiin i>nr corroAt
.,.
New
gtorniH.
t
871
demand.
Wi< hear toward tlie«loMo( mmXmot tOO balm at Hit,
Jute lluttB havo been In bettar d«auu)tl, anil at thn eluwi ikx U>m\.
Balm during Iho weak of 4,000 balm at 3]e curInit la llrmur.
reocy, caah and tiiue, duly paid.
;
tlm
B|)oiiiU'Ut« Htiitii tlial
c-ro|> u|)|>oiirH
to be
(liivi'lo|>in({
Hiili»(ac-
no conipluinlH am roceivml. At Munt^oniery
had rain ou lliroo (biy«, shotverH that were m>e>lu<l the
rest of llie wiHik has been pleaaaut
our correHpondent hoi-akM
very lavoraijly of the appearance anil ileveloptnrnt of the crop.
«)iir teU'iiraiu from Afucon, »tate» that lliey have hail two hIiowerB, anil that there itt no notable rliaii),'e in the eonilition of
the crop. At Aii(,'iista, tliere han bi'en rain on two davB, ami
crop acioiintB continue lavoralile. It luiB also raineil two ilHyti at
torily. nml
they liavi
that
;
;
Ooliimbii.H the earlier part of the week
Bince then, the weather
has been pleaHiint. At CharleHton, it liaB been warm ami drv all
the week. Our correHpomlentB at Memiihi^. telegraph that it han
raiueil oil four ilavB, two of them beiiijf BtorniB of quite jjeneral
extent they are having ton much rain, ho much Hint the >;riisB ia
becoiniiijr tniubiesiuue inluM-wiae the crop in iluvelopiu^ protuis
;
;
;
Niishville, tliey have had Home line Hhower« during
the week. Thermoiueter at (lalvestun Una averagd Hi; Seliua,
88; Montgomery, 81) Coluinl)us, 84 Macon, 8.>; (.'harleiton, 8.t
injfly.
.Vt
;
and Mempliis,
;
;
7!l.
Pl{l)D(:CTION OF COTTDN I'EU IIaKD AND PER AfRE.— We
have had iiumeroua inquiries made us as to the cupacily of the
labor iu tlie South, and ol thi^ laud planted there to produce cot
The.se are questions ab.nit whicli, ol course, we do not claim
ton.
to have any special knowledge ol our own, and iu answering them,
only attempt to rertect what wo believe to be the best judgment
of cotton producers, obtained after considerable inquiry and correspondence. Uiir friends will understand that the results given
represent favorable seasons.
A7/-.i^ — As to the production per hand, almost everything
depends upon the land planted. Tliecotton lands of Mississippi, Arkansas, I.ouisiana and Red River, are reported to us as sometimes
reachiig 8 to i) and even 10 bales per hand, while similar land in
Alabama and South Western tieorgia only produces 4 to (i bales,
and the uplands of Georgia, Alabama and Oaroliuas, only )i to 3
bales.
Tliere would appear to be also a regular depreciation in
the productiveness of the laud. For instance, the average of
Ueorgia, SoutU Carolina and Alabama, was believed to be in the
early history of planting, about 5 bales per hand later and before
the war, opinion had settled down to i( bales or 1500 lbs. since
the war, according to the best information we can got, those
Slates will not average over IdOO lbs. as the lands have steadily
depreciated. Summing up all the informjitiou we have, the result for the whole country would be about from 4 to 5 bales per
hand, if the hands and the cotton were rightly distributed.
Setoiiil
The production per acre also varies greatly, currespooding in all cases with the condition ol land planted, from say 130
lbs. per acre on s.ime of the uplanils to 400 lbs. and over per acre
on some of the rich low lands. Ol course we do not reler to fancy
crops; they are only of small extent, aud da not afl'ect the average. The production ol the uplands is, as all know, largely improved by the use of fertilizers. Still, even iu l:teorgia, these are
not freely used ou over one acre in lifty. One correspondent,
writing us from the middle of Uecrgia says that to his knowledge
laud wiiioh (when new) produc^^d 300 ll>3. of lint ])er acre will
not now averajje over Id) lbs,; with the use ol fertilizers, this
same land can be brought up to ^00 lbs. per acre. We have
found it very dilHcult to arrive at any general ligures which
Would give the actual average pro.luction per acre of each State.
Our data are not full enough at present to authorize us to go into
that detail. Taking the crop of 1870, however, as the most the
land planted could produce, and we find that the average (calling
the ctop 10;),000 bales more than was marketed) was about \ a
bale per acre, which cannot bo far from the result our Bgures
VlHIULK HlIIMM.Y or <^>rT<)M M,\I>K UV IIT (Ulll.K AND T|CI,I|.
OltAlMI.--Hy cable «e have to nl((ht thn »t»>rki «i lb., dlrrnrilol
Kuro|>eau |KirlH. the India mtUin alioat for all
and Iba
American atlont for mr.h port a* kIvsd Mow.
,„^ thn,
received, we have prepared the followia); table, Hliowinir
tha
nuantity o( cotton in sight at Ihla data (Juno a<») of each of tlin
two paHt aeaaona;
I
Htock
Slock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
1»7I
in lilverpool
in Ixindon
in Havre
balea. l,O|l,0(N)
7i:ijrioo
'JH'^/XIO
224,000
in MarHeillea
in HremiMi
in AiuritiTdaui
Arioat for (ireat Britain (American)
AHont for Havre (American and Brazil),.
AHoat for Bremen (Amerii;an)
Afloat for AniBterdam (American)
Total Indian cotton afloat for Europe
Stock in United States port*
itt.oa'i
64,4'.ft
Ml,U0O
07,000
ll7,flOU
l'i,UUO
00,0 1.
niMO
G.SOO
....
844,000
187,551
12,906
:i8i.:i40
2,170,707
1.752,488
Stock in inland towns
Total
'>v;mio
18,7%
2iiioOO
These figures indicate an inereate in the r.oitoh
of 4tK,2U9 bales compared with the samo date of
10..'.fl7
18,Mi0
WifiHX
10.7V8
in ait^ht to-night
1871.
MOVRMRNTS OF COTTOK AT
TIIB INTKRIOK POHTfl.— BeloW Wa
give the movenientH of cotton at the interior porta^recuipta and
shipmen's for the v-eek,aud stock to-niKht and for the corresponding week of 1871
^Woek onrtlng June S«, !»?«-. —Week ending June m. J971
:
Uecelpl». SbipmoDtf. Stock.
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Selma
134
Vi
1»
10
13
.VIemphis
553
Nashville
.
..
.
.
Montgomery
.
.
G4
3/270
12
048
513
145
133
63
11
820
75
821
143
0.403
2.1U3
747
1312
12 906
;
Ucceipla
Mhlpmenta. Htock.
512
74
73
133
60
681
213
i:«
175
300
1.403
1,206
3,2;
1
1,808
1.972
2,213
733
316
84
5.033
1,124
2 569
2.7^5
16,723
;
—
would reach.
—
Bo.vtBAY Ship.ments. According to our cable dispatch received
to-(iay, the shipments from Bombay to (Jreat Britain for the
past week have been 38,000 bales aud to the continent, 1,000
bales, while the
receipts at Bombay, during the same time
The movement since the fir-tt of
have been 10,000 bales.
January is as follows. These are the figures of W. Nieol & Co., of
ending Thursday, June 27
the
week
Bombay, and are for
:
^Shipments
ttila
week
(Jreal
("on-
Brlliiln.
tinent.
1873.... as.OiH)
1871.... 41,000
I.IXW
to—,
Total.
3'.»,000
41,000
^Slilpmenu slnco Jan. I to^
ConToul,
Oreut
Britain.
;
Exports
ol
Cotton (balea) n-oni
New Tork since Slept. 1
WSSK INDINS
Total
BZPOBTCD TO
to
Liverpool
1871
Same
lime
prev.
year.
jBoe
Jnue
Jane
5.
13.
19.
S,6U
I.ON
1,«»
3:S.834
Uet,t4i
6,a&l
l,0»
1,43>
3«,T8
Sr»,aM
«,3S4
Jnno
Other Britiah Ports
lt,IW
Total to Ot. Britain
S,3S4
Havre
881
B,SW
119
.
—
1.000
Bremen ami UaooTer.
^W0
lolal French
,
Hamburg
6,195
t.sm
Other porta
1,141
Total to N. Knrope,
6,S70
I.IM
All others
Total Spain,
B.IU
1.40
Snain.OportodtUlbniltar&c
1,1W
4cc..
Ciraud Total
»,»*
6,(!6I
1.0M
I
i.taa
390.'.8B
xm
(40.
M*
following are thn receipts of cotton at New Tork, Boeton'
Pbiladelphiaand Baltimore for the laat week, and since Sept. 1, 1871
The
Werk'a
receipts.
tinent.
SOK.OOO 308.000
270,000
58.">,000
-
crease oinco loat week, the total reaching l,43iMiales. against
Below we give our table showing xhtt
1.032 bales last week.
oxpiuts of cotton from Now York, and their direction for each ot
the last four weeks: also the total exports and direction since
September 1, 1871 and iu the last column the total for the same
period of the previous year
Other French ports.
—
Citahi.eston. Our correspondent at
Charleston wrote last week and the week before of receipts at
that port of Mobile cotton.
Up to this week the amount so
received was o.JtSo bales. To-night he telegraphs that the past
week tliere has been a further arrival of 878 bales, in addition
to the week's receipts at that port given above.
Mobile Cotton at
The above totalsshow that the interior stocks have dcrreaneii during the week
5li5 liales, aud are tonight 3,817 bales Iftf tian
at the same period last yeAr. The receipts have been 1,829 ba)ca
leas than the same week last rear.
The exports ol cotton this week from New York show an in
777,000
855,000
10.0(X)
From the foregoing it would appear that compared with last
fear there is a ilerreane this year in the week's shipments to Great
Britain of 15,000 bales, and that the total movement since Jan. 1
now shows a decrenne in shipments of 78,000 balea over fbe corresponding jieriod of 1871.
—
OusNY Bags, B.\going,&c. The market for both cloth and bags
during the past week has been very dull, and prices are entirely
nomiiial. The demand for consumption for which holders of
quote native
cloth have been waiting has not yet set in.
cloth 14^. cash, and domealic 10c. cash, though probably a bid of
a lower price would be accepted. Bags nominally 14ic. Hemp
Jute ia in light
is quiet aud held at nominally the same price.
We
aaoB'Ts raoM
16,000
New
Orleana.
Texas
Savannah
Mobile
—
Florida
S'th I'arolina.
N'th Oarolloa
VlrBluia
North'm Ports
Tennessee, Ac
Porelgn
Total this
jau
Total Ia«t vear
9.7IW
t
(«W.tT?^
sa.ti.%'
r«i'iii.wi
:
:
:
:
:
:
THE CHRONICLE
872
—The exports of cotton from the United States
Shipping News.
mail returns, have reached 12,354
bales.
So far as the Southern ports are concerned, these are the
same exports reported by telegraph, and published in The Chronicle last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York,
the past week, as per
latest
we
up
include the manifests of all vessels cleared
night of this week
Nkw Yokk—To
land, 333
Jr.,7!Jl
Wednesday
to
Egyptian
Smyrna & Greek
West Indian, &c
East Indian
Total
4,160
« qnn
90
530
(''''*"
260
20
10,130
5,480
5,820
54,040
7,440
)
4„550
230
2,580
21,130
16."!,090
9,930
49,020
627,510
.S,740
109,100
2,830
1 -fj.
41.460 f ''""
433,510 12,300
3,830
66,130
56,060
I
70,910 2,19?,590 1,949,630
9,430
-Imports.
To this To
American
This
date
1871.
day,
1871.
1872.
895,358
Total
72,093 2,051,651 8,3.30,.302
4,014,786
55,837
4.37,727
Dec. 81,
1871.
a38,490 615,500
167,180 130,160
83,250
75,850
2,790
9,650
26,350
21,500
82,190
310,420
2,2.33,984
.500,466
Bast Indian...
W.Indian....
8,830
Same
1871.
948,2-54 1.640.617
435.0i2
236,201
147,332
161,.500
13,311
1,944
Total.
41,865
262,343
Egyptian
1,520
-Stocks.-
this
date
date
15,370
19,117
1,850
481
5,252
30,023
Smyrna & Gr'k
..
[June 29, 1872L
This
week.
Brazilian
Total bales.
Liverpool, per steamers City of Brussels, 83.. .HolIdaho, 199... .per ships Cynosure, 43... J. Foster,
264,880
6,4.58
11.3,640
168,800
64.080
49,760
I
11,550
f
272,770
1,4;39
New Orleans— To
tiu.^,
-
.
Liverpool, per ships Antarctic,
F. B. Cut-
l.ttSS
3,037.... Scioto, 2,575
6,347
8,159
To Havre, per ship Merchant, 3,159
To Cronstadt, per bark Fjelestedt, 4U0
Cbablkston— To Liverpool, per Dark Alice C,
400
569
Upland and
Sea
21
Island
B90
BosTOs— To
Liverpool, per steamer Samaria, 419 (saved from wreck of
steamer Concordia)
419
Total
ia,351
The particulars
—
London, June 15. The market is dull, at lower prices. Produce
on the spot has fallen ^d., and to arrive ligid. per lb. The following
are the particulars of imports, deliveries and stocks
Havre.
Liverpool.
New York
New Orleans
1,439
6,347
Charleston
590
Boston
419
Total
8,795
Cronstadt.
3,159
400
3,159
400
Total.
1,439
9,906
590
419
Imports, Jan. 1 to Jnnc
Deliveries
Stocks, June 13
12,354
159.986
27,465
bales.
2.58,210
18.5,523
23.3,071
BRE ADSTUPFS
—
Gold, Exchanob and Frkiohts. Gfold has fluctuated the
past week between 113 and llSf, and the close was 113^.
Foreign Exchange market is strong to-day
The following were
the last quotations:
London bankers', long, 109i@110; short,
6.5,197
13..
1872.
1871.
bales.
112,871
99,655
80,911
1870.
bales.
are as follows:
566,900
of
form
of these ehipmenta, arrang^ed in our usual
945,240
923,1.50
cotton in Liverpool 3675 per cent ia
Of Indian cotton th e
American, against 65 per cent last year.
proportion is 33'50 per cent against 850 per cent.
Of the present stock
Friday
I
P. M..
June
28, 1872.
.
Freights closed at Jd.
110i@110|, and Commercial, 109|@109i.
by steam and 5 32@3-16d. by sail to Liverpool, fc. gold by steam
and fc. by sail to Havre, and |d. by steam to Hamburg.
Bt Teleokaph from Liverpool. —
bound
Total sales
Sales for export
June
7.
106,000
12,000
24,000
912,000
349,000
350,0C0
87,000
Sales on speculation
Total stock
Stock of American
Total afloat
American
afloat
The following table
which
to this port is 282,000 bales, of
June
June
14.
71,000
7,000
9,000
1«3,000
57,000 bales
June
21.
57,000
6.000
8,000
901,000
348,000
294,000
72,000
:i;«,000
.345,(K)0
91,000
28.
62,000
5,000
12,000
1,011.000
a39,000
282.000
57.000
ahow the dally closing prices of cotton for the Week.
Mon.
Tues.
Sat.
Thure.
Fri.
W«d.
PriceMid.TJpl'ds.lDi®.... 11X@... UK®.-- 1W9.. ll)<®nji lU®.-will
llX@--.nx@..
Orleans. ll>i®ll«
'
Trade Report.— The market
and unchanged.
for yarns
and
.11>4^@
ll?i@.... llXSllJi
fabrics at
Manchester
European and Indian Cotton Markets.— In
quiet
is
reference to
these markets our correspondent in London, writing under the
date of June 15, states
:
—
Liverpool, June 15. The following are the prices of middling
qualities of cotton, compared with those of last year:
,-Fair Si
,-Same date 1871Mid. Fair. Good.
g'd fair-.
23
28
30
37
36
^Ord.& Mld-^
H
Sea Island
Floridado
3]
15
Flour has arrived freely, but there has leen rather less presit is evident that we shall have but a small stock to
carry us through July and August and there baa been a better
export demand, several thousand barrels of extra State having
been taken on Wednesday at $7. There is, however, very little
disposition to encourage speculation lor an advance on the eve of
8ur3 to sell
Liverpool, .Tune 28—5 P. M.— The market has ruled quiet and steady today, with sales footing up 10,000 Iiales, including 2,000 bales for export and
speculation. The sales of the week have been 62,000 bales, of which 5,000
bales were taken for export and 12.000 bales on speculation. The stock
in port is 1,011,000 bales, of which :3:i9,000 bales are American. The stock
of cotton at sea
are American
The market has been variable in tone, with an unsettled feel,
ing as regards prices, and yet no important change in quotations,
as compared with last Friday, can be noted.
%S
31
21
18
;
new crop of winter wheat. To-day the market
was very dull, and for the medium and better grades prices were
35@50c lower, with an irregular pressure to sell.
In wheat there has been a good export demand for spring
growths, of which the sales have been from fifty to a hundred
thousand bushels daily, almost uniformly in the range of $1 58@
$1 62 for No. 3 Chicago and Milwaukee, the sales of yesterday inharvesting the
cluding 30,000 bushels No. 3 Milwaukee, to arrive, at $1 01. In
winter wheats nominal prices have further declined 5c. without
promoting activity, but the supply is quite limited. To-day there
was a further decline of 3@5c. per bushel, the sales embracing
30,000 bushels No. 3 Milwaukee to arrive early in Ju'y.
Corn has been only moderately active, and prices have varied
but little. The supply has been less liberal, and the quality
better and more even but the attention of shippers of grain has
;
Upland
Mobile
N.Orieans
lOJi IIX
lOJi 11 5-16
11
11?^
9>6
&
9;i
Texas
...
9*1;
Mid. G.Mid.
117-16 11%
25
U;4
UK
G.Mld. M.F.
Mid.
8 5-16
8 5-16
8Ji
8J4
UV,
8«
12!^^
8X
8J4
8%
9X
The following
this date
and
are the prices of middling qualities of cotton at
at the corresponding periods in the three previous
much
occupied with wheat, consequently the demand has
To-day there was a fair
fallen off fully as much as the supply.
demand at 63i@64c. for " steamer " mixed, and 64i@65c. for sail
been
do.
Ord. G.Ord.L.Mld.
;
Canada peas
supply
in better
shippers have reduced bids
sold lower at 86c. for
;
Rye has
to 95c. for cargoes afloat in bond.
afloat and 88c. for Canadian in bond. Oats sold down to
prime Western afloat, but have since partially recovered
tone and price, but were again depressed to-day, with sales at
Western
46c. for
45@46c.
afloat.
years
.... ...
1869. 1870.
Midland
d.
d.
Sea Island 24
19
Upland
10>i
jg^j
jggg
jg,jj
d.
d.
23
24
8 5-16 117-161
tOX 8 5-16 : IX
lO^i'
ll?i
S>i
I
Mobile
Orleans
I
Midland
Pernambuco.
d.
Egyptian....
lljf
10
Broach
DhoUerah....
8%
8X
jg,g
jg,j,j
jg,j,j
d.
10J<
d.
8«
tH
75i
5>i
5Jf
IX
&
r-Taken on spec,
1872,
Americam. ..
Brazilian...
Bgyptian.
.
W^. Indian..
E.
Indian.,
Total
to this date—,
1871,
bales.
157,850
75,520
31,100
3,390
139,420
1870,
bales.
145,850
33,620
14,620
bales.
114,850
7,700
4,660
.3,560
810
46,530
6S.1.30
244,180
457,280
196,150
205,542
Flour.
SX
ix
6X
exp'tfrom
U.K. in
429,748
following are closing quotations
d.
77J
Since the commencement ol the year the transactions on specula
ion and for export have been
.—Actual exp. from
Actual
Liv., Hull
other
outports to date—,
1872,
1871,
bales.
bales.
53,581
238,479
23,692
30,548
3,681
6,264
4,385
1,957
120,253
1.52,500
The
1871.
bales.
302.180
60,330
12,620
15,710
519,490
910.330
Superfine State aud Western
V bbl. 15
Extra State, Ac
Western Spring
•vening
do double extras
do winter wheat extras
and double extras
brands
Southern bakers' and family brands
Southern shipp'g extras.
Rye flour
Cornmcal— Western, Ac.
Corn meal— Br'wine, &c.
The movement
,
S ales
this
Am«rlcan.. bales. 23,540
VrkzUUn
18,910
port
1,170
tion.
2,720
,
Total
Same
this
year.
period
449
840
27,4.30
1871.
93.5,570 1,197,690
H,m W,«0
165,000
Average
weekly sales
1872.
30,320
13.010
1871
37,620
4,390
60®
50®
6 85
8 75
7
7
00®U
Wheat,
Corn,
Bye,
i
00
7 25
I
Grain.
Whcat--No.2 8pring,bu8h.tl 56®
No. 1 spring
1 6I@
Hed Western
Amber do
7
50®10
50
1
1
White
Corn- Western mixed
White Western
Yellow Western
1
Southern, white
I
I
Rye— State and
Canada.
Oats— Black Illinois,
Chicago mixed
White Ohio and State.
.
8 50®11 00
7 00® 8 00
4 00® 4 75
3 30® 3 .50
3
76®
3 85
I
I
I
Barley— State
Canada West
Peas— Canada
NEW TORK.Same
Since
Jad
1
67,920
4,383
1,168,011
97,215
bus. 27:1,581 2,240,312
" 1,36.5,045 13,796,922
" 24,802
207,682
5.3,785
!,2fl3,728
"
38T,0«4
4,029,988
.
Western
I
I
Barley,&c"
Oats,
I
I
00®
1872.
Flour, bbls..
D. meal, "..
Total.
week
£x- SpeculaTrade,
6
7
I
in breadstuffs at this
-RECEIPTS AT
For the
wopk
or ALL DB80BIFTIONS.
6
City shipping extras. ...
City trade and family
last
SALES, ETC.,
I
6 15
7 00!
Wheat
extras
The following statement shows the sales and imports of cottoi
for the week and year, and also the stocks on hand on Thursday
I
66®
70®
,
.
.
.
I
65®
75®
70®
63®
77®
66®
88®
88®
85®
69
62
70
1 85
1 90
65 V
80
67
90
90
87
1
1
1
45® "46
47® .50
CO® 85
00® 1 05
95® 1 12
market has been as follows
-EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.
.
.
1872.
time Jan. For the
week.
1, !?71.
Since
Jan.
1.
425 821
20.410
89,555
5,336
5.466,998 174,738 3,6-'7,:309
7,897,768 1,589,251 10,102,712
313.479
48,489
50,594
22.659
....
400,231
76U
17,350
2,438,812
1,452,9.32
112,0-47
13,653
—
;
1
H
1
June 29, 18 '2.
THE ClfRONlCLE
Till" following tiil>leH, pn-pnri-d for TiiK C'iiuonici.k liy Mr. K.
H. VValktT, of tiic Niiw York I'roilncf Kxrliniif,M'. hIiow t)ii< (Jniin
io Hiubl aad tUa inovemuiit oi Uruadiitutiit tu tli<t latmt iiimII
datuB
:
AND lUVBU I'OKTS KOU TUB WKKK KNDIKO
AND KIIOM Al'OIST 1 TO .M'NE 23.
BBCBirrS AT LAKB
JUNE
23.
:
:
riour.
Wbcm
bblB.
hanb.
40 .Ml
I8J.7H1
Unit.
Uarlej.
hufh.
huali.
hiiah.
l,».'i7.4'«
7''^i.<)as
<i.,Mn
H.17I
S.1H
Uiiru
.
H}i,
bimb.
878
any Important hnslneH cnild batfoM, whllo lh« mllak •laio of forllix pt*
valli-d among holdcra, mho
a yewtral Ihlni* remain i<r*.Mr »tfft<1r bnt tM
eneotirngemont nf bidi I* iminrthlnir, and Irada to h<->
appriiachlmr. Thii market, hnwcrer, nnrilm ibe mlni'i
and few prmlicttona now liMik tu an lnrreaa«< of ibl' iiitni »fi'r ni.- rimriii.
The stocks on hand an' fair bnl not riTrlvlng many addlik>Ba IMl** of
4,A0'1 (ireriis, 5,01111 Oolong", and 3 WO Js|i«>i«
TniiMirts at New York this wrek have ii
117 11m
Ja|iA»jner " !faworlliCaatli, friini llliigo. Thn rerel),
liair been 4,>n pkf*. by
HteaniiT. and 120 bv rail iiM-rland.
The following uule snows tbe Imporu nf Tea Inio tb« Halted Hlat**
from .lannary 1 to date. In Is72 and U7I
m
"
Chicago
Mllw.iiikM
.
.
atiti.wi
67.ll"l
ti4.47«
ft.tun
SW.N7J
ai>l..>t:!
li'.i.7irt
Vil)
6.tiS0
Till
Pptroit
CluvelHiid
43
li MKi
4.«.V>«
»l. I.lMliS
I8,8ia
..
Totiils
<M
911
Pr«vu>uH week.
*'
•70
'*
"
Total All?.
696
W7
!
HS.HIS
1
WW
44,
•t)7
.-si.ssi
a,iwi.ri.'>
.'.,Oti«
n.tm
I.44.V19
S,l;«.970
lf}8
im
11.7l.t
2J.I5H
i,j(>'),.'i.«
a.lOH.ISIM
,57S,5W
,a«,2l«
i,(W7,32o
7ii7..->:t;i
sm.ft'iH
2.M0
ll.SII
J4,7il
14.728
375,H7S
.1l7.4ttl
SH8
tt.t.yi
iii.s.4n
l.S(«,ail
1,28H.581
W.t.'lii
S8I6
.JIl.l.W
ii7.iiK--'..;7i
4<).'...^(1'2
II.N'II
;i!n..i7n
i(i.r>44
lO.tiM
M.i;w,iia(io !MI..HI5a.RW.7JI
.i,4.1!l.l.<ll
.!-
,!i:M,tKi2 .i-j.-.;in.«ia is.r,si.,v.ii 4 '.'11.1117
1
'III.7.M
711
5,47.'i,47S,.'.ril.4«
Ir
!8»«l
4>>
.ni.'i.iUM .W..').l7.i;-i« i:..ti.-)lia-.(l4 '.PW.I.i.',
1
!IM.(«2
Ititia
ti'J
t>,ltiii,40»
4a,«3i!,400 38,!llt!,y31 il,.'W8,()il »,a01,llll a,.|B7,0!)5
to
1
iliiH'.
Bnini' t'liie IHTl) "1
8«nu> tllnc
8nmi- time
:t(1.4(HI
«i.'i,ui'j
4i«.!(!l7
lOtl
;Mn
B,4llll
M'l.im
i.otio.iias
'«H
'M 47;j
,')«.24ll
iKi.4H0
B»
**
.'i7;t
si.no
tfa.xm
..
week, '71
Corrt'pp'ujf
l.S
It'll
•KBilnmtcd.
SuiPMKNTS of Flour and QfHin from Chicago, Milwaukee,
Toledo, Detroit, St. Louis and tMevoland for the week endiru
June 23, and from Jan. 1 to June 22
Kliiur,
Whiui,
Oorn,
Oat
Rarle),
Kye,
hiit»'
Weeki'Pdtnp
tiiinh
liiiKh
hitali.
bn^h.
:
Juni!
91,881
797,
4.018
11.370
Jane
im.»n
471.28:1
2.12tS.liO<i
5<r>
ai,4;iii
2fi,5S.'>
!I4,4«
284.072
2,l24.."iti5
401,
(i.J.Vl
8.481
2lil
S,2<i9
IKl.
0,100
2-2. 1874
1,5, IS72
Corredp'nj; weo't 1871.
Corresu'iij;
Corre>i|riix
„
week
week
1870.
18SM.
420,917
7!l.8i8
'.!ll.*il
W.210
1,401.41)
2,1:12.812
liU9 li4.>
(i7i),007
Tutal Jan. I to datc.l SUl.S^O 1,.5!tt,778 ifi.Tril.*!:!
Sanif liiiu- 1871
1,7(i'.l,l8a li,87S,<KW l»,8t7.11«
Sami- time ls7l)
1.777.G1W !2.I!II1.044 7..')71.'l»l
8ame lime
18«9
Louis not liitlnded iu
St
Ii,058,S7'.i 10,-Jli9,31li
2.3iW,!)S»
IStiit
and
6..5ia.
910.7.14
.1.8:i:l.
:).'>.'>.8!l!l
n.astt
28,019
490.414
242,0
2,li24.
.W4.i:i2
2.t5,43l
3,731
189,126
£2V,42t>
1
1870,
AND OKMN AT SEABOARD PORTS FOR THK
WEEK ENDING JUNE 23. AND KHOM JAN. 1 TO JUNE 22.
RECKIPT8 OP FLOUR
Flour,
At
Barley,
bu»h.
bills.
Neir Y( rk.
...
Rye.
hiimb.
73,-1.«6
.5.665
13.57:t
28,144
6.904
13,072
200
Poitlaiid
Monlnal
is.rm
Boaton
Philadelphia
i:i.8M
4,.55rt
Balliinore
13.3S-)
New
800
10.694
Orleans
Total
109 908
Weci endiCK June
Weekending June
Week endiiijj June
15
8
Wl;ek
Total
I>o.
2,016
437,3 2
3 -.6.307
1*1,473
200.292
211,047
121,000
3.36
860,562
18,727
7.740
3,926
8H,7a»
3,679,1.10 1..127.7I8
2,512,200
70.5.ia5
l*!
19,
26,:).VI
107,122
Te.e4D
15.461
9,iiXl,5!IO
•»«,WIO
170,'>S4
4:)8,->!l7
USO^SliO
471,.52!
61,.522
181,409
187,089
.1.5K..521
1
.561.21»
405.364
120,271
1.5,6.50
148.1149
982.555
219,075
16.177
Jan,1 to date... 3,6.10,152 4,161,1.32 31,9,11.010 9.265,008 1,' .57.820
same time. .1871 3,3:«,571 10,958,31215,795,811 5,:i22,784 484,196
315,797
117,832
1
Weekendilli; MiiV
Wetk
,
25.
endiiij; M;iy 18,
eiuliii^ May 11,
.
4I1,!I1M
(.And 37,565 bush, peae at Montreal,
and
3.50
!n
In
In
In
In
buwh.
Corn,
bush.
f tore at
New York
52:i.28»
3!M,«27
store at
Albany
6.500
8i(,rc at
Buffalo
20.5.198
),-125.683
1,000
728.642
2.706.170
1,381.000
418,730
store
store
III store
In Btorc
at Chicago
at Milwaukee
at Duluth*
at Toledo, June 15
Oata.
bneh.
Barley
bush.
976,101
54,000
617.443
2,778,808
264,883
17,075
48.000
17,266
110.318
33,312
370',53(i
7^85:
5,383
10.500
T»«al
.lapaa.
MAMJh
TvhAH
'..•'Man
14
COFrBK.
We have again
no
alrmglk
as desirable [areels Ixicamc more thoniugbly concentrated and broaght nndtr
control. The comparatively moderate demand Is attrlbtiled. In some casea, Io
the full prices current, but U In the main due to the approach of the lime when
the duly Is to he removed, the natnral e»tra pressure of work upon the Cuatoin House, and the consequent difficulty experienced In moving goods In
bond with freedom and rapidity. As soon aa these temporary annoyanoi
(-All be overcome, however, a much better trade la confidently looked for. aa
Indications are strongly in favor of a sharp call from conutry bnyert. who
have heim wiirking aloi g from band to month, in order to (Mtstpone purehaaea
Brazils, of de»lrable quality, appear to be
until after the duly was removed.
well under control, and certainly have boon offered with much moderation
throughout the week, holders expressing great confident, and In all casea
insisting firmly upon full previous figures for every grade. The stock on band
along the entire seaboard would not, under an ordinary call, last a month, and
with small additions due, and very firm accoonts from Klo Janeiro, the position seems to possess all the requisite elements of strength, and merely reloss of tona,
aomewhat slow market on
and Indeed In some cases there has been
to note a
nearly
all
grade*, bnl
a slight gain of
quire a slight Increase of demand to Infnse a feeling of buoyancy. West India
grades, viiihoBt any remarkable activity, have met a fair a,ll. and fall ratea
hid In all eases. Holders, however, seem to have advanced their Ideas faster
than buyers, and on a slight fractional difl'er»nco I wo or three considerable
invoices are pending as we write, B.ist India stock, from first bands, baa
gone out moderately, but some of the jobbers have distributed very fairly,
and tbe general nuirke* remains firm with small olTerings. though the total accumulation is pretty full. The tiansactions reimrtcd daring the past weak
embrace 10.211 hags Brazils, 1,100 bags Maracalbo, 4.900 ba'is Lagnayra, 900
bags and 8,200 mats Java, 50O bags Costa KIca, 876 baga Jamaica, 380 baga
Curacoa, and sbipiied from first hands to Ennipe, 810 baga 81. Domingo. Bale*
at Hainpton Koads of 3,700 bags Brazils, and at the ontporta 6,0Sfi baga Rio.
Imports at this port this week have Included 4.375 bags Santos, iier " Forcningeu, ;" 3,.314 do Lagnayra. iier " Katie ;" 1,168 do. 81. Domingo, per
" EquatAir " and 3.769 do, sundries.
Thestockof Kio June 27, and the imports since Jan. 1, 18B, are aa follow*:
New
Phlla- HaitiIR*
Few Mobile,
Ac. Tiaian.
delpbla. more^ Orleans.
In Itags.
Stock...
\orlr,
Vork,
Stmod»tel671
I(M.H61
2.0(10
•*,"«!
67.7U9
ILIWO
27i.|::l
4 012
li.805
U.i..'«4
2S3J(I75
123,"i53
J51.780
..
7.S8-1
Tela I
t*JBS
m~
».'tl2
itijn
M*,l»
*t.8?J
lliO)
.
71659
In 1971.
1.S72
litiiMi
I
liipnrts
bueh. peas at Portland.)
including stocks in store at
the principal pointa of accumulation at lake and seaboard ports,
in transit on the lakes, by rail and on New York canals, June 22,
tlrrsn.
!9/«a>IM
:).'•»«•
Il.»4«.-n
Ml Jig
The Indirect Imtwrlatlons. Including rccel|il« by Pai Ifli Mall atraaiera tia
Aaplnwall. have lirci. H2.2I1 pkgs. slmr .Iniiiisrv I. sl'sIii^i '.'M,.M*I last year.
have hern 450,no Iba. aad
Iiniiorts at Han Krani'O'io frnni .Inn 1 to .lime
513 pKgs China and 549,K50 lbs. and 1,471 pkgs Japan.
5011
Thk Visible Supply of Orain,
Wheat,
niaek.
Atlantic ports. 11(17... Iba.
Allsnile imrts, tni
39
Of other sorts the atock at New York, Jane 27, and the iroporu at tbe
ports since January 1 , 187S, were K^ follows
^Ncw York-, Boston, rnllailel Bait. H. title's.
Imnort. Import. Import. Imparl.
In bags.
**1??K: *"'.l!®^
•lll.r>32
•HOIS
12 85.1
fava and Singapore
H.IMI
»'.«'«
Ceylon
Maracalbo.
Lagnayra
Bt.Tiomlngo
Other
1JS«
W.CM
3.ltlll
".«»
!W.4II
7,879
Total
2«an
190.929
17.455
53,363
Same
4,871
I
45!
3,451
tIme.lSfll...
,
54.9TS
KM*
"m
21(18
ijm
*jm
7.«7I
t.729
«f<19
52
SMJin
.3.5,000
554,160
45.917
45.000
427.706
158,977
1«K5.8I5
Instoreat Detroit
182,056
70,000
10f,123
In store at OsweKOIn store at 8t. Louis
In store at Boston
Iu store at Toronto, June 15
In store at Montreal. June 16
3-35
•
r,,819
50,165
183,442
80,000
Instoreat Philadelphia*
In store at Baltimore*
Ilnil shipments for week
Lake shipmiMits
Amount on New York eanals
139,621
16.5,000
304,;«9
81,808
.3.3ti.!09
335,670
316,818
1.817,794
2,823,702
159,081
12,000
176.225
311.0:)4
31,4.52
4C.47t(
49,00O
25,000
471,a56
820,527
.5.081
34.M4
17.422
1,000
4.048
600
7,660
129,504
*
Ineludea mats, *c., reduced to bags.
t
Also. 7*.5W HtaU.
of raws in first hands has increased, and at one time since
reached the highest point of the season. Importers, however, were
by no means alarmed about their ability to take care of the snpply, or in any
way anxious to realize that we could discover, former extreme ratea being
generally quite positively insisted upon, and the goods on band offered with
modera'ion. The cl so of the month, a holiday nigh at hand, with the natnral
inclination to caution so long current among buyers, are thought llki ly to
The nccnmulatlon
our
last
fair compass for some Utile time to come, but a
general revival of trade is looked for as July advancea. in riew o< the
probable settlement of the dilllcnlties with workmen In tbe refinerlee. the
resumption of the production, and consequent revival of demand for raws.
many refiner* being almost entirely out of stork. From grocers we do n"t
learn of much demand, and the class of stock soiled to this outlet raovea
keep tbe Inquiry wlihln a
Total
5.056,188 11. a54,0a8
ToialinsUircamllntraneltJiine
"
•
'72 5.098.1.17 ll.:i.5.3,9:«
6.804,416
0.311,814
12,ia3,633
6..57J,374
.359,891
.3IW.046
'72 5,n25.:i21 11,303,789
4..'!0;l.667
3.50.7;l»i
33.5.784
«r.7,029
9ri5.036
111,:)26
...
June
June
May
1.5.
8, '72 .5,195.724
1.
Mavl8,'T2.
fi,0.5«,,15O 11.3:i2.'2:i3
Mavll. '72.
June 24,'71.
6.fifiti.510
9.71 .5,0(V4
3.265.51
3.705..128
3.9'27.I65
5,136,817
7,441,676
1.416,442
25, '72. 5.117..3fi9 10,41.5.5.59
320,:i.50
Estimated.
GROCERIES.
FiiiDAY KvKHiKa, June
28, 1872.
pri'tty
quite slowly, with prices. If anythin?. a shade easier as compared with tbe
lower grades, holders modifying their pretensions on rentrifngal. Ac. In con-
formity to the weakness on refined. Some little I.uslness lias been done in
bond for re-export, and a slightly speculative feeling was at limes neticeable
but notof enough magnitude to Influence the pnsltion. ArconnU from Caba
are favorable for a full supply on the present production, and a good crop to
sugar that
fellow hut it Is claimed that the wants of Kuro|ie will take all Ihe
Ihe
can be spared. We hear from Ihe Sooth, that so far «s can now h<- Judged,
change of duty to go into
effect, and a holiday close at hand, have contributed to check
difssier oc. ur the yield
trade somewhat. In some cases, however, a fair movement has appearanci of Ihe cane is enronraglng. and should no
Refined have shown mneh Irretjalast ye-ir.
taken place, and values were very well maintained, with holders will be somewhit larger than
have kwt pfHIy
larlty In prln?, baton the who'e favored buyers mainly, and
of the supplies apiiareutly generally conlident that as July adclosing somewhat Bomlnal, wllk
The approach
of the time for the
;
much
vances business will reach
much
larger proportions.
TEA.
The position remains m'leb the same as l-.st noted, with probably Ju»t»
The business has not greatly Inereased. but
trifle better outlook, however.
buyers have bie:i in somewhat larger attendanre a -d displajing a de*lre to
become |ios ed, while a few have opened iiegoliallons on f/ilr sized iuvnlccs.
The bidK have been low, ao much so indeed as to hardly make It possible lluil
the entire
improvement of
last
week,
hards probably the best sustained. The stoik on hand Is by oo means large.
buyeta
but the rethierlea have all commence<l work again, or are ready to, and
with no great fear bnl that they can get stork when they want II, hoidoS.
apprjixl'
Kxact values arc somewhat douhtfnl, but our qnoutlona give fair
mating ilgures. Hales of 3,1.36 bhds. Cnlia, .1M hhds. IMrlo Rico, aboat «»
bhds misiellaneona grades, and 767 boxes Havana.
Imporu at New York, and stock la firal bands, Jane
«7,
were ae follow*:
—
—
.
THE CHUONICLE
874
Cuba.
Cuba. P. Rico.
hhds.
bx8.
Imports thU week
"
.
.
8 66^
9M
19,683
16,739
1.139
....
80,919
S2,S15
77,719
42,500
36
427,785
^June 2i, 1872.
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
Other. Brazll.Manlla.ftc.Melado
"hhds bags.
tbags.
hhds.
*hh(ls.
13,071
191,401
160,850
since Jan. 1. 826,963
same ttme, '71 190,795
"
.
1.803
20,959
38,593
.3,31,865
FeidaT. p. M., June
The market has continued
28, 187S.
about the same position as pre86.613
4.862
270,636
8,878
viously noted, with no improvement in any class of goods, and if
399.101
1,738
anything rather less inquiry for some styles of cottons, owing to
On foreign grades there has boon no change of a decided character, the diminished wants on the part of the retail trade. A less active
general volume of business proving moderate, and values on the extreme
June is seldom experienced, and in woolen fabrics especially the
flgures much the same as last quoted. Grocers are still in want of extra
choice stock, but find little to snit them, and the movement in consequence business of the current month is likely to prove a disappointment
is moderate on the upper grades. For boiling cargoes the demand has been
to the commission men.
The condition of the entire market is
moderate, direct importations satisfying the wants of most refiners, and a unfavorable for speculation,
as there is nothing that augurs a
small production of molasses sugars and syrups reducing the outlet for the
probable advance in prices on any line, while on the contrary
stock in importers' hands at the best. With the slrike of the laborers
there are many indications of a decline from the current rates.
virtually over and work again becoming more general at the refineries, it is
possible the demand for boiling grades may increase but as yet buyers show The jobbing trade are in a fair condition as regards present
no great amount of anxiety to operate. Holders refrain from urging business stocks, and are likely to be free purchasers later in the season,
and will not name concessions, as tbcy have a comparatively small accumulation
although at present there seems to be little prospect of their
to carry, but at the same time there is no buoyancy or even special firmness
taking large amounts of goods until their necessities require
noticeable. Domestic is in reduced supply, completely concentrated, and
owners refuse to accept any but extreme flgures. Syrups have not quite so them. Financially the trade appears to be sound, and we learn
much buoyancy on prices, as the prospect for a resumption of the production of no branch being seriously embarrassed.
improves, but the stock is small, well under control, and firmly held. SugarDomestic Cotton Goods. The market is without general
house molasses selling moderately and commanding about former prices, but
buoyancy is said to be checked by competition from the production of near-by alteration since our last report, and shows a fairly steady ton?,
although in the absence of trade quotations are necessarily
cities.
Sales of 70 hhds. Cuba, 50 hhds. Porto Rico, aS5 hhds. St. Croix, and
SZObbls. New Orleans.
somewhat nominal. On the more staple descriptions of cottons
The receipts at New York, and stooli in first hands. .lune '27, were as follows
the range of values has shown a fair degree of steatliness, and
P. Rico,
Cuba,
Demerara,
Other
N.O.
the changes in prices have not been numerous. Bleached goods
•hhds.
•hhds.
"hhds.
"hhds
bbls.
Imports this week
l,.55i
5<io
•276
57
"
have been partially revised, but the list is now pretty well
8lnce.Jan.l
59,0«5
12,184
7.(118
25,67S
"
8ametimel871
68,173
16,183
6,4!1
35.326
established. Brown goods are steady at the recently revised
Stock In first hands
3,4'!2
4,503
2,F01
"
prices, and a slight improvement from the decline is shown in
"
same time -71 15,926
2.822
2,466
7.000
same time '70 14.9C0
3,000
2,000
the firmness with which the jobbing trade hold medium grades
Imports ot Snsar & molasses at leading: ports since Jan. 1, of light
cottons. "^Printing cloths are quiet but show no decline
The Imports ofBusr.ar (including Mclado). and of Molasses at the leading ports
from .January 1, 1872, to date, have been as follows
from the previous quotations. Full standards continue at 8i@
-Sutrar,
Molasses. -.
Sic, with the demand'mainly for contracts. Prints are beginning
Boxes.
"Hhds.
Bacs."Hhds.
1872.
1871.
1872.
1R71.
1871.
tl872.
1872.
1871
to move in dark and medium effects, and these patterns are held
Kew York .... 32'i.9''3 190.79'' 262.965 246,066 505.501 374.465 79,244
89.660
Boston
14.313
21.'48
49027
52.131
651825
.53,777
M.2.50
31.715
with much firmness.
Light work is in small request for
PWUdelphla,,. 17.116
25,2'!9
19,979
4! 971
6.587
71.518
65,933
70,598
Baltimore
23,'!03
37 807
72.672
71.761
29,060
21,243
17.814
17,446
immediate
Colored
distribution
at
nominally steady figures.
NewOrleans... 34,253
20,917
4.084
5,437
5,123
C.76
cottons are dull and without notable feature.
Total
330,452
271,671
413,109
419,597 1,192,»;6
621,003 M2,399
212,195
Domestic Woolen Goods. The absence of the usual June
" rnoinitn? Unrr.-n n nd harr^^u reduced to hhds.
t Includes jaekets, &c,, reduced.
speculation renders the market very uninteresting, and business
TTHOLESAIiE PRICES CURRENT.
A tew large sales of fall
in all classes of goods is very slack.
Tea.
goods are reported, but the trade generally remains yet to be
^Dnty paid^Duty p«ldHyson, Common to fair
55 @ 65
Hyson 8k. ft Tw. C. to fair. 36 ® 41
done, and is expected to belnter this year than is usual. Should
do Superior to fine
70 @ 85
do
do
Sup. to fine. 45 e 50
do EX. nnerto nncst
95 ®i 13
woolens continue at the figures asked for them, .small purchases
H.SR.aiTw'kylix.i.toiln st
Young Hyson, Com. to fair. 50 @ 60
Uncol. Japan, Com. to talr., 50 @ 60
at a time will form the regulating feature of the fall woolen
Super, to fine. 70 & 95
do
do
Sup'r to fine... 65 @ 75
do
Kx.flnctoflnestl 00 ®1 30
do
Ex.f. to finest. S5
15
In hosiery, worsted and knitted makes are busy, and in
trade.
Gunpowder Com to fair,.. 65 @ 85
Oolong, Common to fair
48 @ 58
do Superior to fine
do
Sup. to fine.. 95 @1 15
65 @ 75
cotton and merinos prices for the fall are very firm. In carpets
do Ex. fine to flnest.l 20
43
do Kx fine to finest
85 @1 35
Imnerlal, Cnm. to fiir
58 @ 70
Souc. ft Cong., Com. to fair, 45 ® .55
the retail trade has fallen off very much within the past fortnight,
do
SUD to fine
75 @ 90
do
Snp'r to fine. 60 ® 75
do
Extra fine to finest 95 ®I 10
do
Ex.f. to finest. 80 ®1 10
and jobbers and agents are dull for the time being. Prices conCome.
tinue, however, tho same as found upon our list.
Flannels are in
Rio Prime, duty paid. ..gold. 22 @22M Native Ceylon
gold. 20)<'a21)<
gold. '21K@21!k' Maracalbo
Bio good
gold. 20 @22
light request, the purchases at present being purely speculative.
gold. 20X®21
do lair
Laguayra
goid. 20 Cai2
do ordinary
gold. 19'4@19<l< St Domingo, In bond.... gold. Ui43Hii
Agents are pretty firm, but it is not thought probable that enough
gold. -23 ®24
Java, mats and bags
Jamaica
gold. .Sikail
gold. 21 ®25
Java mats, brown
of an advance will occur to make it worth while for jobbers to
Snear.
buy largely in anticipation of their future wants.
Cuba, Inf. to com. refining
7V9 8X Havana, Box, white
11X®12',<
Foreign Goods. The usual quiet of the season prevails, and
do fair to good refining
Porto KIco, refining grades...
^H^ ^
8 ® 9>^
do prime
do
@ 9J<
grocery grades.... 9)<®in<«
a general slackness of trade is the characteristic feature of the
do fair to good grocery
9Kfe P^ Brazll.bags
7iic® DK
Manila, bags
do pr. to choice grocery,,. 9%@\Q
7^@ kj^ market. The importations of British and Continental fabrics for
do centrifugal, hhds. ftbxs. 9K®10X White Sugars, A
ll«an»(,
do Melado
do
do B
4H® 6X
11
®iix
7i<@ Ss
do
do moiasses
do extra C
llx®ll« the fall trade have thus far been moderate in amount. ImportBav'a, Box,D. S.Nos. 7to9... 8Ji® SK Yellow sugars
10 ®m)^
ers are looking forward to an average amount of business the
do 10 to 12,. 9X9 ^% Crushed
do
do
12X®12«
do 13 to 15.. 9;,'@1UX Powdered
do
do
,. 12ji®12^
coming season. There is but little disposition to show samples
do 16tol8.. 11 @11V Granulated'
do
do
12'°@i23
do 19 to 20.. 12K®1SM
do
do
of new goods, and but few have been displayed for the examinamolasses,
tion of buyers. For the fall the general impression appears to
NewOrleans new
Cuba Clayed
V gall. 75
80 ®83
40
Cuba centrifugal
Porto Rico
18 @20
be that prices will be fair, but by no means extreme. Eaw silks
31
English Islands
Cuba Muscovado
30 @45
from most parts is on the advance rather than otherwise, and
Rice.
Rangoon, dressed, gold In bond 3 ® 3K Carolina
S>{® 9>i tissues from the same staple are reported as improved in conseSpices.
quence, but this fact, should it continue to remain so, is more
Cassia, In cases... gold * lb. 26 ® 27
Pepper, In bond
(gold) 12 ® 13
likely to affect prices in the future than the present. Other de26 @ 27
do Snma ra & Singapore 17 ® IS
Cassia In mats
do
Glnger,BaceandAf igold) 10^® IIM Pimento, Jamaica .. (gold) 12><:® 13
scriptions of Continental and British goods are for the most part
Mace
do 1 15 ®1 22H
do
In bond..
do
....&
7
Stock In first hands
Same time 1871
" 1870
.
8«,099
8fi3«5
10;,555
97.486
84 046
99,059
in
—
:
—
,
.
,
,
.
.
—
m
m
1
I
|
I
1
—
|
I
I
I
Nutmegs, casks
do
cases Penang
90
90
®
@
Cloves
do
In bond
Clove stems
93
93
do
do
do
19><(5i
15
Fruits and Nnts.
RalBlns.Seeaiess,
nwV
Layer, 1871, *
Sultana,?! B
Valencia, *> Ifc
Loose Muscatels
¥>
Currants, nrw
Citron, Leghorr (new)
Prunes, .French
Prunes, Turkish, old
do
do
®
frall.6 '25
box. 2 55
'.c;^^
a2
lo
do
12
S 00
Tb.
new
do
U.ites
Ings. SiTiyr' a
ft.
®3
7H@
Shelled. Sicily...
paper shell
»ihf.box.
Sardines
S«rdln"«
V or, box.
SraellKnta, new
^kitaPewntt..
17
....|
15
40
11
(S
15
12
@
®
®
®
JiSS®
26>i®
SI
®
8)4
....
18
50
do
Barcelona
Walnuts' Bordeaux
Macaroni, Italian
I'Ire Crack, best No
SO
28
36
n^9 »H
« 10
15
1
» box
nOMKSTIO DRIKD
do
no
do
do
do
*
.
.
,
Western
10
12
...
new
unpared,qrsft hive
Blackberries
We
annex a few particulars of leading articles of domestic
manufacture, our prices quoted being those of leading Jobbers
12
:
..
,
lOX
10
75
@
llj<
15
®
l.S
@
1!
18
14
ft*
20
ipiti.
ft
bush.
donew
VV11.,g'dtpbesldo,
14
fi!^
I2^(a
13
71^®
:o
...
Chestnut^
do
Peanots.Va.g'dtofnoy old
i<t,
4i<'a
Cherries, pitted
do
easier.
..
9){® lOM
Southern, good
prime
Peaches, pared
do
wS
lOM®
lb.
14
Pecan Nuts
Hickory Nuts
20
FJiltlTS.
sliced
sliced,
®
@
Qx<^
Apples, State
do
18
:o
....
u^
Filberts, Sicily
7%
,s
9 00 (a 9
Canton (liiiger. case
18^®
Almnnds, Languedoc
Tarragona
do
17^®
Ivlca
do
®
do
Sicily, soft shell.. ISK®
do
do
60
39
8
7
*
®
{
®
8K® 9K
®
®
....®
,...a
I
<0
)
'JS
...
Brown
and
Sliectlngs Continental O
DwightX..,
Slilrtings.
[
Width. Price.
Agawam
F...
Amoftkoag A.
3(i
.'Hi
do
B.. 36
Atlantic A... 36
do n ... 36
do
H... 36
Appleton A., 36
do
N.. 30
Augnsta
36
Bedford E... 30
Boott
...
....
t^j 'JO
K^l 10
do a
do
W
UX
15
14X
nx
14
14)f
18
1.3X
10
12
34
40
13)tf
48
17K
Oommonw'lth
do
do
8^
27
Y..,. 32
Z..,. 36
Indian Head. 4-4
do
..48
Ind'n Orchard
40
A
do
C. 37
do BB. 33
do
W. .30
Laconia O
89
B... 87
do
io
S....
.36
Lawrence A 36
D,. 86
do
.
<l
r
.38
w
,
XX
35
144.
n
14)4
UX
nn
18
20
1.5
nx
i-ix
nx
13K
18
13
Lawrence J.. 40
Y,. 36
do
Nashua fine
33
do
R... 36
E... 40
do
do
W.. 48
Pepper 11,.., 7-4
do
..,8^
do
..
!M
do
.,.,10-4
do ,,,,11-4
.
tlo
Utica
.
do
do ,.
do fine
.
.,,,12-4
..
I.W
13V
wa
14«
16
21
27V
30
.32 )r
37!f
42J^
47«
.16
16J<
48
27 J<
.58
8.1
Non 40W
n
.
A
.
,
.
Delalncia and
AndrotcoK'n
Kabrlra. Uo'es
Drill*.
Width I'rlco.
•"{"•S
lltou.
•do
bine
PacUc
IRX
I5X
do
Ifoiil'i
liiUG
BPched ShoetliiK*
and KhIrlliiKii,
do
do
A.
|R)i
17
1S>4
3fi
L
k'in
do
do
3(i
I6K
],)>i
8:|
IS
19
19
16
14
m
1«
31
....
«
''•'•I'S
XX.. 8G
BB... 3«
.
1
B...
<U>
Blncksluno
AA
See.
Percales
lit
S
17
17
1-JX
81
A
Si
do
3a
I-'in-dalo... 38
M
('aml)rlc
.1
17-18
83
3<>
Y. Mills 36
i|ierell .. 6-4
do .... 7-4
'
81
«7)tf
30
do .... s-4
do .... 9-4
do ...10-4
do ...11-4
Poccasset
Utlca
F
aax
S7)t
48X
35
Hamilton
Whittcnton A.
do
BB..
do
C.
do
do
do
do
do
10-lOX
9
12
11
Gloucester
ll)i
mourning
'!o
11
iihester
.\;.
1
ll>f
irimacDdk
do
do
i
H
li
W pk and pnr.
18
13
Shirting
11^
I
UX
Paoiflc
|
i
Ua
Hamilton
.
\
11^
i
llii-Vl
Har
9
9
mny
Manville
9
9
Penuot
Red Cross
Wwtsrn
17.(XXI
13
86
15
14X
12
21
10>f-ll
AA
B
Corset Jeans.
Amoskoag.
70
Value.
Mannfacturcs of wool
do
do
do
cotton
1871
.
Pkgs.
484
635
424
.
silk
tlax
1,118
484
Miscellaneous dry goods.
$657,225
Total
,
Value.
.
$309,698
1.18
K8..578
364,745
165,548
161,135
334
234
aao
8.139 $],078,>iSO
1,161
cotton..
Bilk
flax
Mlscellaneons dry goods.
A
169
176
26
285
59
$69,628
338
$95,al2
41,007
1.57
3.5,62>i
M
.59,041
.19,403
41.1li4
5,168
6,891
32,2.59
«»
Total
d enl'd for consttnipt'n. 1.888
$807,091
657.885
711
3,139
thrown nponm'rk'taisn
$864,318
Total
163
208
46
274
384
.
Value.
$58,277
ll^'Sl
194,430
56,674
63,653
$491,018
do
flax
Tot;.I
Add «ot'd for coniumpt'n.
24
46,106
8,378
601
1,38^
$377,819
65T.335
1.57
ToMl tattNd u tlM pot <,ns
«»(4,4»
73.IIM)
.^9.2^;)
BO,:n(i
16,284
$167,380
l,073,6-0
3,8.50 »1.313,.597
8,829
$7.W,3'I8
ENTEUED ron WAREHOUSINO DURINO SAME PERIOD.
918
435
$188,824
$180,378
358
Manafact ares of wool
397
4.55
93,539
31,180
121
cotton..
do
91
131.835
118
71,349
63
silk
do
Miscellaneous dry goods.
$79,437
1,065
1,161
$238,917
885
35
55.517
15.719
1,896
$48.1,311
8,139 l.(W3,(t80
*>*» s}.»«.iM
491,018
_
$487,'<06
334
180.986
96,684
103,101
41.051
8,065
$804.66^
1,164
49L018
435
a,m
.
•i.iw.tK
RlCE-8ee
43
<
Refined, pure (cash)
85K
Crude
SALTPETRE-
4
gold
peroz
Rhnbarb, China.... y A
Sal soda, Newcastle....
ShellLac
1
3xa SX
Idsa 16^
llxa I3H
» cwt 5 63Ke 5 a
shore new 11 ^0ai3 OO
gold.
Sugar lead, white
Vitriol. bine
FISH- Dry cod
No. 1,
No. 1, Halifax
a ...
No. 1, Ray. new 10 SOe'.t 00
No. 3, shore new 1U OOaio
No. 3, Bay
9 OOa 9 M)
FLAX— North Kiver.... 41 B IS a 18
FKUITS -see groceries.
OUN NIKS.— See report a$d)r Cotton.
Mackerel,
Mackerel,
Mackerel,
Mackerel,
Mackerel,
M
ounpowdi:r-
.j..*
»
•*•
1
»*
....
»«• , JJ'a
3» aSW
.
Unseedf ATS'sifc'^t f
Taysnam.Nos.
i«
'"
S «a3»
2 Trx
h' 3 30
*4.......7 1»
1'!
Prnsslate potash, Amer
I IP
8lLK-TBatlee,SoB.I.3»SI».SI10
34
Nutg*lB,b1t)e jVteppo,gld
01! vitriol (60 to 66 degs)
Sodaash
a 35
a yi\
» a
10
30 a
1*
jO a
a w'
a 56'
MX
a3
SO a
50
3xa
38 a
47
J
a
8H6»
»»
V
i'i,°.Vin
"u.'Sf.-.H
.«
,
»basb.
Timothy
..
•»
,•;
SKED-Clover
„
}•
40
1
Nitrate soda(caab).gold
.
*»
»>*»
SI
30X
S
grocerlea rtport.
35
45
•'•*
•1315
*,?
fjl »
»
»
61
18
_., «,
lOH* »«!
»» "K..!"?.!
^%a
6K9
Madder, Dutch
gold
Madder, Fr.K.X.F.K-
"
«^
* »
Llv'p'irvsrbus'aorti.'...
.
Licorice paste, Sicily
77
>»
IJH
Wf
33fca
_^ ,.
Turks Islands..* bash.
31
..
I3»«a
SALT-
...
M a
36 ,a
a
i7
_
Hams, pickled
Lard
..
00
Western
(Julnlne
SAME PERIOD.
do
do
do
.
al
1« 1*
13 5«
• sn
Bcel.plilnmess
Beef, extra mess
Beef hams
..,
«
^3
]5
•} *?
I
In bbhi
Pork. extra prime
Pork, prime mesa
tic
17
a
a
H • RX
M
PKOVIBIOTIS-
..
43X»
".0
58
Beflned, standard wblte.
Naptra,refin.,<S-T9grav
39
31
i\»
Ginseng, Southern
Jalap
gold
Lac dye, good A fine ••
L.corice paste, Calabria.
Quicksilver
1
WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE AND THROWN INTO THE MARKET DURINO THE
Manufactures of wool....
Vb
n
JJ
«3
ord'y gravity, »n
hulk, per aaVlon
...
W335
•
9
a
*1
Cmde,
45
1»X»
a4»«0
37XS1
I
PETROLKTM-
ti-
«
«
»»
Bperm, crude
Sperm, bleached
Lard oil, prime winter...
Crude
>K«
»K«
34
MUapala
West, thin obl'g.fdom.)
In csks » (all
Linseed, crushers prices
Vgallna. In casks
CettonSeed rndeH„...
•
yellow 8.. ..
Wbale.bleachi-d wintw..
Whale, erode Northern..
49
a
a
a
bbl... »
I
al> 00
a
31
gold
gold
Caustic soda
gold
Jochlneal, Hondnr..gold
Sochlneal. Mexican. **
Cream tartar, F'-..pr .gd
Cubebs, Kast India
Cutch
gold
Qnniblor
V a>...gold
1
-1872
Pkgs.
crude
1
14j^
,
roll
()plum,Tark.iubond,Kld
87X
:
1870
00
38
rihlorate potash
.
The importationa of dry goods at this port for the week ending
June 27, 1872, and the corresponding weeks of 1871 and 1870
have been as follows
BNTEBED POR CONSUMPTION FOR THB WEEK ENniNO JUNE 87, 167i.
,
Am.
Lamphor,
bona)
(}lnseQg,
IMPORTATIONS OF DRY GOODS AT THE PORT OF
NEW YORK.
Pkgs.
19
*
OILB-Ollve,
S *57U
^Xa 4 M)
53X9 *57X
a 9W
all W
fi lb
Brimstone,
GO
35
20
Body Bru8 5fra. 2 10
do
4 do 2 00
do
3 do 1 90
Hemp, plain, 83 In 22x
do explain, 36 in
83
80
88
20
17
Liverpool gas esnnel
Liverpool house cannel
Bleaching powder
6!)-67X
85
Imoerials-ply..
Snperflne
Med. snper
Iti
Brlm8tone,cru.Viton,Kld
Hartford Carpet Co
13X
...
3,340
Argols, crude
aold
Irgols. refined
gold
Arsenic, powdered .p'M
HI carb.soda,N'castle"
Bl chro. potash. S'tch "
48X
1
Newcastle gas, «
4 35
"»§•!•„
IX* WM
„ „-.
Cltytbln,obl,lnbbls.*tn.gd«l IMAM
890
3
3
t9X»(3fH
•4 17
••»»
SIXa •}
m i* :«
•
S5J:::::::::::::::1S||S
am #53*
pall
••
a 43><a 3 50
egK
stove
chestnut.
DRDGS & DYES-Alom.,
Dan-
E-MraSply
(rate
15
Velvet, J. Crossley
&t
Son's
best
8 60
do do A No 1.. 8 45
Tap Bnissels.
CrosslevA Son's.. 145
Eng. Brussels. 8 80-2 .10
25
16,00U
tons
tuns
tons
tuns
12
38
OAKUM
on. CaRB-
lOH
18X
Carpets,
Dentin s.
38
Braziers' (OTer 16 oz.)
American Ingot
84
COTTON-See special report.
70
40
StcrllnK
I'.OOU
!IU.(U)
13 oz;
3
....
••
35
ifd.
flH
9
a
Kosln. strained.
line....
do com, tu
Ik
**
39
BplrlUtnrpentlne.Vgall.
18
«
UOFFKH.-See special report
U'ippER- Bolts
Sheathing,
new (over
47X
Hadley..
Hoi yoke
17
19
ai
«
2310
Auetlou sale of Bcrauton, June)!:
!U,OUO tons lump.;
'i -a
a 3 S3)<
lo.ouu tons steamboat... 9 ttHa • tiM
70
70
iels
B
n
Orlnoco.4Ki
Tar. Washington
Tar. Wilmington
Pitch. city
10
10
IIMS
I 2}
rallfornia
NAVAL BTOKU-
17
Chocio— Kart'ry,
70
70
SamoBsct.
lyZ
.,.,.
MOLABSKS-Rse special ra^rt.
l\H%
line
Urk'hit
(.OAL-
18X
6 cord.
&
erop
rooghslaugliur
H"mrk.B,A
roiitfh
is
• n
Welsh tub",
14
18
14
14
13
cord
Green
3U
Btutc half nrr.ln», due
'!<l
COM'. tOliOOd
lax
4 Co
16
18
<li. «i >i..
«7
n a 4*
1; a 43
U a
H
n t »
Osk.nlaiialitsr,
oo^noo
..,«|5T5
a
IIUTTRU AM.CIIKKSB-
'Spool Cotton.
do
>i
iivrr;
Lead, wh., Amer., dry.
Zinc, wh., dry. No. 1.
Zinc, wh.. No. 1, In oil.
Psrllwb,.KnK«< llOitis.
18
Manchester
a7x
Albany
AmosKeag.
Chester D'k
Everett
\
15
14
Gloucester
Hartford
Lancaster
28X Willimantic,
8
PlM'an«Vi««l'.V.V.'.V.X" '.'.'.'.% Jl
,.^asli,*f.<
riooanio
A planks ail OuS« 00
'Apltnk K7 MI0IH ID
*
^HiHi
M
MS Ml
I's.
LKAD-
r.bxb'dt
I.
18X
iax-13X
13X
Downright
Glasgow
n
g
I
LKATIIKIt-
linardi.
'X
(
.
lafls.'k... •Kails, Am., at works la
;:t;
r«ii.l«-Lead,whUe,'Aro,ln
.
Bates
Caledonia
(v»
'I'Tii
i'il.*lt|f
85
S«
87
hams.
24
'
rtlil
M
do C 3 bnsh
Donirattc <>lnic
Amoskeag
4
oil
A
Stark
Hoop
«
«!
u ijuaii w
K uiaM HI
••
Cement -l('i>fn<l«le Shtil
Ltmr Iturkrd.rnm.V* bkl
Lunilier-
36 00
36 00
37 00
37 50
87 50
40 00
87 BO
48 50
41 00
56 00
PowhattanA..
do
B..
26X
doCC
9
9
Vlctoryll
Lewislon
Ontario A
M
Til ..»
Urotoim
Philadelphia Ironls.
duck-
Llglit
Clark's, Geo.
80..
13..
Bedford
Boston
Beaver Cr,
45
Hear duck (Urn.)
do heavy (9or„).
Mout.RavetisaiHn
do
40lu.
UJi
Bro
Hamilton
Manchester ..
Oli«.\XA
do BB
'.f
Druid
I'''
n
i
"so'pselalrsport.
lilAi.»-
I
8.1-43
*-<">«(
Brooks, per doz.
200 Yds ....
J. & P. Coafs
Clark, John, Jr.
Glazed Cambrics. Haymaker
AmoekcaL'
Garner
.W;''l'>.v./l(lto&(
\
# IM »
Bar.tvMW
Scroll..
SheVi.
"ICoeklnlid, lump....
idrie..
Cotton Dnrlt.
Sail duck, Mn.-
14
11-1 !X
18-19
17
14
Arlington
I
Richmond's.... ll>i-12
Simpson 8d Mourn. n>f
do Wnck & white.
8j)ra<^iio'8 fancies.
i
lliKh colors Ic higher.
19-80
19
8..
9..
15..
Park, No. 60..
70..
do
60..
do
90..
do
do
100..
I
IIX
Park Mills
Peabody
Qnaker City
Renfrew
Union
Caledonia, 70..
IIX
Warren
I
Namaske
Checks.
19
Price.
18
85
8J
80
lax
18X-13X
Haymaker
Prints.
American
Amoskeai;
Bedford
Cocheco
Garner & Co
Lonsdale
AHons...
Ludlow AA....
7)<
Arkwright
Easton
—
FB|irr t'Hinbrlra.
IX
S. S.
Amoskeag
18
84
88
Amoskeag.....
Si>i
57>i
19
19
70
87
25
ni.'''
(freatFans A.
Albany
Algodoa
American
87>f
do Nonp
do
do
10^
4-4
do
do heavy 36
do XX 10^
Wamsutta.. 45
do .... 40>i
do .... 36
do XX 36
BM-
17
31
Stripes.
11
14«
Numkea>;wil'n
TIckInK*.
50
83
5-4
6-4
9-4
Asil HB^l^oi.im tort
HaKS.
25
No. 8.
do
No. 3.
88
do
No. 4
19
do
No. 5
17
do
No. 6.
16
do
14
do
No. 7.
Easton A. ...
lax
do
B
iiX-iax
3!
Lewistou A.. 36
81
B... 30
do
22
Hamilton
14X
laa
UBNKRAI.
PRICKS CUUUKNT.
14
American
Amosk'g ACA.
do
A.,
B..
do
do
C.
D..
do
Cordis AAA.,
do
ACK..
15
WX
~*H
18X
MX
Imp
llallim-ull
876
Iml. Orch.lnip
liScnnlH
1.5X
lB>i
doOrg'dles... IH
Pacific I4.0OL"s....
14)^
of the
"Oin .... 38
-Ml Kalis O 38
8*^
Pttclttc
4- » P. Cretonne
ia«
.
do
do
Crapes
86
BiarriU Cloth... 15
do
do O... SO
'"l,TtonWS4-4
asx
IThlans
\
I.awnii, Percale*,
Ka
Boott B.... 36
do C... 3.1
I
Satlncs and Sriped Satlncs
.t7H
6-4 Alpacas
87X-18X
8-4 l)bo face Poplins 40
Steel Lustres
aox
17>f
at
....
81
..
\-
\
a
Androci'oi;-
BailletU... S«
Stripes
.
tS^I
Hi
4i
BiTkloy
CiuuH! River.
n
\\}t
AnioKkvsK.
I
Printed AI|>acas.81-87><
IraiHirlal Kepps.... 87X
Anilines
X Poplin Lustres. 80
80
^ Arniuros
X Alpaca Lustres.. iiH
\ Corded Alpaca*. 8&
Kit
..
A
sat
I
'it
Mixtures., 91
Jaitant'si'
15J<
iB>f
r<i|)i»'r.-ll
Stiirk
I
Plaids
I
19
.
I.yiii.u. II
»l«"ii.
WomlPd
15Ji
rteton
.
THE OHRONICfLE
June 29, 1372.1
Irown
;
.
jjpir.".'.".".-.'?."":.'.
.
'w
» 8W
g 8 <»
* »»
^wiiMiS^-n.VIOOft^toldlW fll'H
v ft » a "
Plates domestic
SPICES—See groc's report.
SPIRITS,
,,rm?*«"m
Brandy,foreliinbrands.gold3 JOS .5 M
Rnm—Iam., <lh proof. " » S» » »
,
Crolx.3d proof...
Gin, dllferent brands.
St.
"S
to
Wa !8 S
J
3
••
'^Al^SSiWe'rSra.w.i
J
K-
Whiskey
at TJX
« n
*Bwlirt,ca»t,3d*lslqa»il. IJS* 1»
Enillsh,srrlng.3d&'slQa J a JJX
English bflstor, 2d* Isvqn IIHf }•
...•
American blister....
American cast. Tool
American sprlnif
American macblnery
American German
StroAR— See special
15
,"
»
IJ
a »
• '
a w>>
• ii
report.
Shlpplug V
keg
a 4 OO TALLOW— American* »... *H9 W
Mln. & Blasting
a 3 50 TEAS—See special report.
HAY— No.Rlver.shlp'g,Vl(»ftl IJa 195 Tn.'-!>anca...»
••• »
ft.KOM
HEMP— Am. dressed * tOB.lSC D0a3S0 00 Straits.,
SaS SS
American undressed
130 dual 30 00
"*
praise. Cxhir-.Vb;- '» -"j
Russia, clean
gold. 310 008315 OH
•WW
lll«
Terne
Plates.char.
Manlla.currcnt..l> > "
13 a 13<«
3.t ft
..
.
••
Sisal
"
Jute
gold
U'X»
lOH
t\9
TOBACCO—
Kentucky lu«s,he«y
6S
"
HIDKS-
Dry— Buenos Ayr. fm
irld
Montevideo
"
RloUrande
*'
"
"
Orinoco
California
.Maracalbo
38Xa 3?X
3;xa
37X*
»x
"
••
Bahia
cur.
Texas
"
Western
Dry Suit.- Maraoalbo.iiald
Pernambuco
"
Matarooras
••
Batala
•«
Wei Baited—
BnenoaAyres..|iftgoM.
"
HloOrande
"
Calltorida
Mpn«r Leather Stork—
KA.ftRloIir.klpVftgId
"
MInaa
cur.
Sierra Leone
Kact India Stock—
Calcnt. city alt. V > gold
Calcutta, dead green •*
Calcutta, tintralo.*
ft
15
ir>
leaf,
'
leaf. Conn., wrappers.
Havana
••
fill-rs
••
13
a
13X«
13 a
14
fillers....
com. to fine.
Maiiufac'd, In bond, ilark wrk.!;
••
•
hrlKhlwork. 35
39
s
,
aB
W mg
ag
U si
« aM
pL
..rligCllp^,
Fine, unwashed
J, SS
Medium
g
2JJ
»~
nn'rashe'1....----;;^
Common,
California Fall Clip *lJunb»-"—
SMUth Am Me-lno.iinwaabed fl
Cape Oood Hope, uuwaabed. »
V
Tex»«. flniv,.
Tpxa»,ni-il uin...;
2
"
Smyrna. iinwa-neo
.\merlc-an.S'tonTFleeje«ft
Amctl.-«n.K>ill Blood Merino 73
A,
•-'""'«•-;:;:::.
,
.
ToLiT»mpooL:«.<t.
•.rf.
11
na 6oa
eaasa
n
^for.-.-.Vbb'.^:.:.'^
M W S^oVb":;:.:
Btfi r«tu«d
•
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g,Nr-oh..t
FRF.IOHTS- ^-«rBa«.— ^—5*";"^
"
:.v
• Am«r. **ljjg K»:::..liS:}SSiS
p'K.sfi'.":!: e»i'i-.-.:i-.'
irt
•
HH'
13X
45
Crop of 19711
IH<)N-Plg,'Am..No.l.? I^u 53 OPa 5S 00
Pig, Amerlcsu.Ko.3...... 9O0p«3|0U
4i !va
pig, Ainerioan rorge
JCnc.
seconds...
a ,a au
» » »>»
^
»
»
la a Ja
;•
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.
THE CHRONICLE.
876
[June 29, U72.
Financial.
Financial.
Financial.
SAFE & PROFITABLE VERMILYE & CO.,
DEALERS IN ALL ISSUES OF GOVEKNMENT
BANKKIiS.
SECURITIES.
Fund 30
First mortgage Sinking
323 North Third
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION
eOL.D,
N O.BARNEY.
AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
Raymond &
AUe.
J.
BBOWM.
W. n. LKONARD.
Eara7«,
we
;
F.
0.
LARGE
Terms upon
W.
SHORTER THAN ANY
OTHER ROAD,
either BIJIIiT or In contemplation,
between Buffalo and Chicago, and
vein also shorten the distance bettveen
Toledo and Buffalo twenty-tliree
miles.
inAXIiniJM GRADE on the
entire line does not exceed FIFTEEN
FEET to the mile— and NInety-SIx per
cent, of the road IS STRAIGHT.
THE
THE ROAD WILL BE
COITIPLET.
ED and In running order on or before
31 ol this year.
the bonds are
payable either in New York, London or Frankfort.
confldently recommend the bonds to all
clasBcs of investors.
We
Jt
FOSTER,
No. 10 Wall Street.
NOTICE.
for sale.
information
2^
sell
SURE AND
on
pplication.
WINSLOW, LANIER
ic
J
Co.,'
New
AND TIME
Y'ork,
BILLS
Oi TUE
N
K OF LO NDON
CO.,
New
Wall Street
1
CITY BANK, Throaduecdle
J.
M. K. Jesup
&
BANKERH AND
W1LIAM8,
nilSCELLANEOUS SECURITIES,
No.
Rallnray
53
14
Interest Allo«ved
T.
Securities.
Interest allowed
on Deposits subject to Sight Draft
or Check.
Special facilities for negotiating Commercial Paper.
Collections both inland aud foreign promptly made.
Foreign and Domestic Loans Negotiated.
Samuel A. Gaylord & Co,
BRO^KKS IN WKSTEUN SECUIUTIKS,
NEW YORK.
33 Wall Street,
II.
Member
S33 North Third
St.,
ST. LOUIS.
on Deposits.
BAt.OWIN,
n. s.
KIMBALL,
N. Y. Stock and Gold Exchau^e,
Wm,
markrtahle securities.
WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
&
Kimball,
WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
CERTIFICATES of Deposit issued hearing intereat.
COLLE('TIONS made at all points of the UNION
and BRITISH rROVINCES.
Dealers in Bills of Exchange. GovcrnmcntR, Bonds,
Stocks, Gold, Connnercial Paper, and all Negotiable
STREET.
UANKKUS AND STOCK IlKOKEKS,
(ernifi.
Co.,
NEW
Baldwin
BANKERS,
&
9
Loans Negotiated.
No. 50
SOUTTER
IN
SOUTHERN AND
Gibson, Casanova & Co.,
ADVANCES made on all
Young,
DEALERS
Raiiruvd Co*.,
Iron or Steel Ralls, Lovomvtlves,
earn, etc.
INTEREST allowed on deposits eUher in Currency
or Gold, suhjcct to check at Bight, the same ae with
the <'ltv Banks.
i
ALBKBT TOOSO.
&
Arents
EXCHANGE PLACE.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE and GOLD bought and Bold
EC U R I T I E
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Contract lor
and un'lertiike
nil biiBln«««<'onnecte<l tvltli
S
GBO. ARKNjB.
STUKKT
Tor
Sl.,1
:iN
SOUTHERN
Company,
Nenotlate
BROAD
20
Brokers and Dealers
ItlKRCHANTS,
m LIDKKTY
Honda and Loitna
I'.
Sticet,i|
Levy & Borg,
York.
Member of Uw.
N. York Slock Kxi'hnnKo.
YORK.
l.OKIiDN ClUtRKSPON'IlENTS,
Stocks and Bonds
BOUOHT AND SObI) ON COMMI8RION.
I
Co.,
.
STOCK RROKFHS,
40
NEW
PINK STREET,
H. Veysty,
OFKICK 150 B OADWAY, NKW YOHIv.
Books opened In plain and concit^c manner. <?n?Ti.
pUcaied and di»«puted accuuDls invui»ligated and adUBi
ed
KKFKrENCKs;— Now Vork— Henry Clews, Ksq..hnnk
rr. 32
18
Wal
bt.
;
Me>8rt>.
David
LMnilt
ic
Co., ini|iorteni«
Dnane St.- PenedictA Hnardnian, Cnntipp.llors ai
Frame. Hare& Lockwood, Insur32() Broadway
Law,
;
ance Agents, 2"ti itroadway Thonias Harbonr K>q
(Barhuur BroUiers), President ol llio Barbour l<Iax
Splnniiiir Co Pattr-rson N.J.
;
.
fPHE
COITPONS
OF
TIIE
York & Oswego Midland Railroad
NteW
First MortKflR
Bcven percent gold bonds, due .inly l.lHti. will bd
paid ou and after that date, free of Government tax
on presentation at the banking house of GKORGB
OPDYKE & CO., No. 25 Nanaau street, New York
The transfer books of the registered bonds
on Iheasth Inst., and reopen .Inly L
D. C.
27 Plue Street,
&
Receive the acronnts of interior bauk\
nkers,
corporations auil Merchants.
Apenis for the sale of Ctly, County and
ilroa4
Honda, issue Letters of Credit for foreign travi
ATDTvVilliams fiTCo.,
Advances made on approved Bccuritles.
recommend
furnished
i
'
BANKERS,
RELIABLE INVESTMENT.
all
&
i
AND
W. U. FU6TRS.
(fovernmont. Htnte.Kaitroad and other
deslfablft pecuritt*'B, making libRral advances on
same, allow Interest on deimsitH, ileal In commercial
Eaper, lurnisli to travollcrs and others Letters ol
redlt current In the principal cUieB In Km ope.
No.
After a thorough investigation, we
them to oar friends and customers as a
I
NBGOTIATE FlRST-n.ASS RAILROAD AND
MUNICIPAL liONKS.
J
Pamphlets and
BANKEliS.
Nassau Street,
UNION B
BANKERS,
HAVING BECOME ASSOCI.iTED with Messrs.
LEONARD, SHELDON & FOSTER in the Agency
of the CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO., we
above-named Bonds
application.
DliAW &IOHT
No. 10 IVall Street.
Buy and
on the nioBt favorahlr
inteiest of
LEONARD, SHELDON
LOANS.
B. Shattuck
No. 23
SafLDOK.
A.DKNIS'N WILLIAMS.
Member of tlie
N.York Kinr.It Kxctianff"
be
33 IHILES
offer the
shall
Negotiation of Flret-Class
LeonardjShf!ldon& Foster Winslow, Lanier
;
and
W.
our otn\ house m GER
Connections throiigliont
make a Leading Specialty of tha
cstabliKhert
with nnsDi-pMBed
Chiaigo%nd
Rock Island and Paciflc
Midland Road JOHN B.
Chicafro.
principal
Hs\ing now
MANY,
BANKERS,
GEO. OPDYKE, of the
ALLEN, SIDNEY DILLON, DANIEL DREW,
J. S. CASEMENT, J. * J. CASEY, O. S. CHAP-
The
BROWN.
If
Illeber tiafo-e, 13.
all
MILTON COURTRIGHT, JOHN F. TRACT,
DAVID DOWS, WM. L. SCOTT, HENRY FARNHAM, R. A. FORSYTH, HENRY II. PORTER,
JOHN M. BURKE, M. L. SYKES Jr., B. F.
December
B,
Street,
Street,
CHIt'AGO, 161 22nd
RAILROAD SECURITIES
equipment purchased, are
MAN, JOHN ROSS, DAVID STEWART, and
H. WINSTON.
j
& Co.',j
FRANKFORT -ON-TH E-M A I
BANKER.«,
of the materials for the stations, and a part of the
will
WALSTON
69 Liberty Street, New York.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TIIE NKOOTI/.
TION OF
been graded, bridged and made ready for the super-
The Road
<
Augustus J. Brown & Son
by whose cash
directors either in the
Franklurt-on-Maln.
3,
BANKKRS,
NEW YORK, 24 Pine
OTHER
heck,
N. BA"NEY,)p„...,,
A. H. IIARNEV. f'^I"''^'"'-
subscriptions 220 miles (out of 290) have already
tlifi
No
I>.
RAII^, l,OW GRADE SHORT ROITE
between the great railroad systems
-vrhlch diverge from Chicago, Toledo
all
Co.,
Bought and Sold on Commission.
Interest paid on Deposits subject to
been under construction for about
two years past by railroad men wbo
have seen the necessity for a STEEI.
Northweat, or
Taussig,
Jacob R. Shipherd
E. D. FUSt-KR
STOCKS, GOLD. BOnTTs" AND ALL
BE( UBITIKS
new AIR I-INE FROM
BUFFA1.0 TO CHICAGO, and Has
ALLEN,
BaYMONU.
BANKERS AND BROKSBS.
S WALL STREET.
link In the
structure, a large part of the steel rails bought,
Louis, lUo.
liANKKRS.
Salzbaiifi
on Deposits.
O. U.
Barney
TUe Road runs from BuflTulo to tlie
Detroit River, and Is the Eastern
of the road,
Co.,
6c
MAKING LIBERAL ADVANCES.
Gold Bonds
Interest
and Buifalo.
Among the builders
Vork.
:
St., St.
&
Gempp
RAILW^AV STOCKS, BONDS AND
Ifears
7 Per Cent.
New
No. 32 Broad Street,
New York.
Taussig, Gempp
Canada Southern
Co.,;
BANKKKP.
16 and 18 Nassau Street,
The
&
Taussig, Fisher
BANKERS,
90
,,
O8WK00, June
19, 1'dVi,
LIITLEJOHN,
will
cloM
President.
*
»
THE CHRONKn.R
June 29, 1872]
Oo toa and Southern Cards.
Miscellaneous.
NO.
W A'.il
NEW YOKK.
I'rankliii iirout
MeMM. DVMMI.IER • CO- IMsf Is MMI fllfn
CilAH. THoRiCL, * <;•) TjiSoiiMM.
I.'LAKKR. MPENCk * CO.. Oslls ACotaBk*
ACIKNIS KOK
COTTON
<'<>iii|iniiy.
liulca
nil't;.
Siile
C'olunililn
McComb,
Co.,
nil'j;,
Au«lruiieo|>{;:lii
Wool,
til
LIverpuul. KiiKlau<l. for
A) W.ill SI.,
Thorudike
Co.,
Aerea Land
CordlB nulls.
Turner
Polhemus,
Brinckerhoff,
of
all ktli(]t)
FKI-TIN(4
DCCK. CAR COVKU
UAOGINO, liAVKNS Dl'CK.SAIL TWINES
&C. "ONTAIilO" SKAMI.KSS BAOS,
"AWNINO STRIPES."
No.
CO., or China,
104 Wall m.. New Vorh.
H. E. Moring & Co.,
NEW YORK.
KKPHKBKSTISU
tiale
by
&
i
Co.,
Behn, Meyer
York.
66 State Street, BostOB,
AGKNT8 FUK
NEW ORLEANS,
lioulsiaua
&
W, Seaver
Jacob
Co.,
& Co/\
AKD
COSnilSSlON
MERCBAMT*
and
IM
approval msr
John Dwight
&
Co.,
\'
Importer* or Rio
Flash
••/
HARniSOK,
C. D.
Jewell, Harrison
Graves,
&
17 South AVIlllani
'm
BXlMtUT AND DOMESTIC USE.
Cordage,
ELEPHANT
New York.
AND
Great Western Railway Borden Mining
Co.'s
COALS,
CUMRERLAND
Canada.
of
ANI>
FALL RIVKR IRON WOBKS CO.>»
Glencoe Loop
Line,
lEXTENDINO FROM THE
WELLAND CANAL TO FORT
A Distance of
O. 3
J.
niAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
JOSEPH BA€BinAN.
bacbuax.
». J.
baohkas,
LOTKU..
Borden & Lovell,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
General .lKen**«
For the Last Division of their
Ware.
L. ».
WM. BOBDair.
Nails,
W
TENDERS
Sterling Silver
HEMP
MADE TO ORDER.
oace, 113 WaU St., N. T.
W. BENEDICT, Swretarr.
THE DIRKCTOBS ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE
_<^-
BACJGING, and Deal
In
OANUS OF RIUUIKU
No. 102 Wall Street,
i.
HTKKKT NKW TnRK
XI fRON
St.
CBIUBNT OP
markets.
ROVISION DEALERS. COTTON FACTORS AND
MAN0FACTUP.ER9 OF LARD OIL.
rtIR
MASUFACTimEBS OF
Miscellaneous.
Pure Lard Packed for West Indies,
South American and European
Sons,
William Wall's Sons,
Rosendale Cement Co.,
THE BEST QLALITV.
conniKSioN iiiekciiants.
Company
&
NEW VORK.
Co.,
WATER STREET. NEW YORK,
Gorhani Mf'g
St.,
TAN WAOBHSN-
&
Co.,
COTTON AND PRODUCE BROKERS,
CeflTec.
53 Stone
8. D.
&
Smith
&
MANUFACTDRKRS OK CURDAUK
COM.MISSION MERCHANTS.
Mobile, Ala.
EDWAHD FLASU.
KDWIX A. OBATla
—Alio—
I I
Henry Lawrence
Walsh,
*e..
Old Slip, Kew York.
The Jobbing Trade ONLY Supplied.
No.
NUW VMHK,
Cravuford,
Iron TUa.
BUFFALO, COTTON PLANT, PAUtBTTO
AND DIAMOND.
27
of
SliPEB CABB. SODA,
Crawford & Co.,
;8 Tirall Street,
Boy and bpII Contraett for prpaent and fnture dellT9riM of Clotli. AgcnU for following nagging Millt.
JKWKLL.
tdrahcea made on conslirninenta
cbaodlM.
SALEBATVN,
;Ne«r Wail.)
Basitlns, Kope,
CO.,
MASUFACTCnERS OF
RO^rON.
91 front Street,
A. 8.
iUOrSTINB IIBABD*
or CaiNA AND JAPAM.
Commission Merchants,
Diiano Street.
Ross, Roberts
SINUAPOBB.
Co.,
COTTON BEOKBR,
Whlllts and OoUirs utwuyu lu stuck
14'2
4c
Everett & Co.,
Walsh, Smiih,
IttrORTERS
measrs
maclalne, Wataon Jr Co., BATAVIA.
Smith, Bell, 4c <:«., MANILA.
C. Holland,
Also. Ap'llts
all
New
BV
ftRI'RK.KNTBI*
COTTON
United Slates Buutine Company.
supply
Texas, fur
»l Wall Street.
Maiiufaolurcirs ami Dealers In
COTTONSAILDUCK
In
Swenson, Perkins
&
HAST''.
l:i
OLYPHANT *
York.
43S,000
Vraukliii Co.,
full
New
CO.,
state of Tpia« Ten Per Cent Konili.
State of Teiaa Seven Per Lent (iold Bunil*
C-o.^
Ml
liMMISslliN
BONDS.
LHOoiiia To.,
Uostoii nnrk
I.NO,
(
HouK Konc, Nhanchal, Fuorbow *
i'antan, China.
SWGN3UN, PKRKINS *
nillU,
Warreu Cotton mils,
Anil
bahuKCuduu, Mum,
Olyphant & Co.,
vie.
roiiiiuciiiiti niiiu.,
COTTON CANVAS.
TIES.
Nt'w York fiti Mtilii uf Uiu Arrow,
Aitrlmr 't\eH, miiniirtiriurril by .1. .1
Aici'tK-y
Uurkle ami
Co.,
TOKK
Biprw««tls>
Pci>|>erell Mfti. «'o.,
IMIh
mw
O. Hoi Mo. «/Wt.
VillLAUBLPUIA.
JllChcelautiUcot
Hioginson,
BKAVBR MTHRKT.
117
UOSTON.
6!iKrnukllii»lrool
A
Commercial Caids.
Stbphbn
&E. Wright & Co.,
S.
J.
877
.
^ew
a. L.
York.
Bowles
Cabot,
Co.,
AND
20tb of June.
JOSEPH PRICE,
&
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BBOK EBS
IN
IT miles.
COIXr OFFICIIB, Hajultox Ost.,
BOWLta, Boasoa.
WM. BAT,
•TIPRBM OABOT.
ERIE,
Plans. Prottles and Speclflcatlons may be Been at the
otUce of lieorge Lowe Reld, E»g.. Chief Euglueor.
Uanillton. until the 24th Inst, Tenders marked, Tender for Ulencoe Loop Line," addressed to the undersigned will be received tmtU 10 A. M., on Tuesday, the
WU June, IBTi.
Bands, Hoops and Bods,
New York.
-I WKST ST
and
Treasurer.
Linseed,
Onnnr Cloth,
Basa,
Butts,
Jata.
AMD OBRIKAL
MKRCHAN'DISK.
lai Front Straat,
16 Kllby St.,
EsUbUah*.
lan.
NEW TOBK,
BOSTON.
i^lZV:,^^:t
WiutAjiB.Moaaagss.
:
;
THE CHRONICLE.
878
CuNARD
James A. Cottingham,
Locomotives, Cars
ANO
S(;OTI.\
JAV.V .. .,..
t AL.M'.IMA
BATAVIA
AL(iERl.\
PAUTHIA
And every following Wednesday
New YorK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.-Cabin,
ON FIRST CLASS
SCHOONERS, BARGES, AND LICJHTERS,
OF
A
Rails
SM.
July 6.
July 13.
July 20.
July 2'.
and Saturday from
Saturday.
Saturday,
Saturday,
Saturday,
and
»80, »100,
$130
For
Having for many years been identlfleil with
business our great experience enables us to otter
in
COMPANY
PIER No.
46
NORTH
P.IVER,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
as follows
Inly 3, at 3 P.M.
MANIlATTAN,Capt. J.B.Price
WISCONSIN, Capt. T. W. Freeman. .July 10, at 3 P. M.
Jnlyn,at IWP. M.
NEVADA, Capl. Forsyth
July 21 at 3 P. M.
WYOMING, Capt. Wljlncray
July 31. at 3 P. M
Capt. Morgan
Aug. 7,
Capt. Price
Cabin passage, $S0 golil.
Steerage passage (Office No. 29 Broadway) $30 cur.
rency.
For freight or cabin passage apply to
MINNESOTA,
IDAHO,
REFERENCES.
D. BISHOP... Pres. N. V. & N. H. Railroad
Supt. N. Y.& N. H. Railroad.
JAMES H. HOYT
CHARLES FOX. Esq ...Pres. South Side R.R. of L. I.
Supt. South Side R.U. of L.I.
C. W. DOUGLASS
Clltl Street, New York.
W. BAILY, LANG & CO
HON. W.
Wl LLI.m S & GU ION,
THE SIX
Railway
*
New
the world.
THURSDAYS, and Cork harbor tlie day
following.
_
„
,
^.,.
From the White Star Dock, Pavonia t erry, Jersey City.
Papsenjjer accommodations (for all classes) unriLiverpool on
Saloons, state-rooms, smoking-room, and bath-roome
midship section, where least nmllon Is felt. Surgcoiif
and stewardesses accompany these steamers.
$!*)
Paris,
Hamburg, Norway,
,
.
parts of America
Sweden, India, Australia
all
China, etc.
RAILWAY
IRON.
Miscellaneous
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from il upwards.
For inspection of plans and otiicr Inforiimtioji, applj
ofnces, No. 19 Broadway. New York.
at the Company's
'
To
DOUBLE ELASTIC
I or,
No. 15.
Tht Spencerian Pen» are for Satf everyahere,
grotin
and quarter
grofttt
ly A Sampt'. Card, containing
NUMBERS, securely enclosed, will
receipt of 25 cents.
IVlSOy,
138
COMPANY 8
in
THROUGH FARES—NEW YOK
K^^'
the
all
TO
SAN FRANCISCO,
-----.
First Class
Steerage
.
-
^125 to $150
-
According to location of berth
These rates include berths, board, and al
$60
neces
rles for tlie trip.
Martinique, La Guayra
Once a moutli.
FIFTEEN,
be sent by mall, on
BL\KEMAN, TAVLOK & CO.,
140 Grand St., N. ¥.
Sc
to ASPINWALL, calling at
aud Sta. Martha, ami rice versa.
PANAMA to VALPARAISO, calling
Steamers of the i\bove line leave PIE U No. 42 NOKTH
KIVKU, loot of Canal Sireet. at 12 o'clock, noon.
Oil 15tl> etuA 30tli or Each ITIuBth
except when those daiS fall on Sunday, then the day
previoufi.
One hundred pounds bagfrage Iree to each adult
Medicine and attet.dance ft-ee. „,,,,, .„,,^^ ,
Departure ol 15th touches at KING-^TON, Ja.
steamer wilt leave Sau Francisco Ist every month loi
ChinaandJapaii.
,, ,
.
For fieishi, or passa'/e tickets, and all furtiier inlorma'ion, wpply at the Company's ticket ulllre on the
wh»rf, foot af Caniil tt.
F; R.
Manufacturers Wareboaae,
91
John
Street,
JOSEPH
HENRY OWEN,
OII.I.OXT
Aasjrx.
titw York
&
SONS.
Inter-
:
calling at
Kico, Ilayti, Santiago de Cuba, Kingston,
(Jamaica,) and vice nrm; Once a moutli.
From ST. THOMAS to FOIiT DK FUANCE. (Martinique,) calllne at Basse Terrc, (Guadeloupe,) Poiutea-Pitre. (Guadekmpe,j St. Pierre, (Martinique,) and
rice versa. Once a mnnth.
From FOKT DK FliANCE. (Martiniqi-e.) to CAYcalling at St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad, Deuierara, Surinam, and vice verm.
Once a
ENNE,
mouth.
The si)k'ndid sicanu'rs of the S(mtli Pacific Line,
leave Panama for Valparaiso and inteniicdliite Points
of Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru and Chili, on the SOili of every
month and councct closely with the Steamers of the
Pacific Mall S. S. Company, leaving New York on the
15th of every month for Asninwall.
For Kates of Passage and Freight, Dates of Departure, or further information, apply to
GEORGK mACKKNZIE,
Transpoi tation.
^^^Stonington
Line.
FOR PROVIB15NCK AN» BOSTON.
TIIK
SPLENDID SllJE-WHEEL STEAMEiiS
STON INGXON,
Capt.
Capt. liAY
Leave Pier
33,
at 5 o'clock P.
Allen.
North River, foot of Jay street, daily
M, arriving at Boston in ample time to
witli all the EAIILY EASTERN TKAINS.
C:?" Baggage checked to destination. _£|
ga?~ Tickets sold and State liooms secured at No.
819 Broadway, cor. New Pearl street, and at Westcotl
connect
Express Co. *8, 785 Broadway, cor. Tenth street ri,302
Broadway, cor. Thirty-fifth street or 327 WashiugtOD
street, Brooklyn.
I), b. BABCOCK, President.
;
New Jersey Southern RR
THE STEAMERS
Rock and Jesse Hoyt
will leave Pier 28, North River, (foot of Murray street,
connecting at Sandy Hook, with trains of N. J. S. KK. i.
as follows
6:45 A. M.— Through traiufor Philadelphia, Vineland,
Bridgeton. Bay Side and Vineland stations.
9:40 A. M.— Way train for Tom's River, Waretown,
and intermediate stations.
train, same as 6:45 A. M. Ex4:1.10 P. M.— Through
press for Long Branch.
4:45 P. M.— Special train for Long Branch.
All Tralus Stop at Ijoiig; BraucU.
The 6:45 and 9:40 A. M. and 4:00 P.M. lines connect
for Red Bank the two latter for Port Monmouth.
G. AV. BENTLEY,
General Manager, i2t) Broadway
F. P. FINCH. Agent, Pier 28.
Wire Ro p
BXBY,
t
suitable
Ships,
Ulgging,
irick^, Inclined Planes,
r
Hoisting
Large
AI'LAN I.INR
l4lV£RPOOI.
STKAIVIBR
Va,
for
iSuspensIon Bridges, Guys, Der-
AGENT
NORFOLK,
and
B. B., of the very best quality,
Affeut.
Partlcular'attention given to the purchase of SoutM
e.
STEEL, CHARCOAL,
William Lamb,
ern Produce.
Wm. Joneh.
NARRAGANSETT,
.
STEEL PENS,
at
Once a mouth.
;
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYB.
hoxex.
Address
rice verfia.
Krom ST. N'AZAUiE
Plyiiioiitli
AND JAPAN.
These Pens are of supedor Engllsli manufacture,
and are a nearer approximation to the real SWAN
QUILL than anything hitherto invenled. We have
recently added a new pen to the number, of great
superiority where tine writing is desirahle, which
THE QUEEN,
Agent,
THROUGH LINE
California & China,
STEEL PENS
I
SPARKS,
J. H.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
Spencerian
we designate
Once a month-
in
currency.
Passengers booked to or from
York,
Thomas ami Havana, and
Santander, St
_
. „„„„
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
gold. Steerage, $,30 currency.
Those wlshiiiB to send for friends from the Old Country can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $3S
PI.ACE,
Sonora,
Caraibe,
Cacique,
Caravellk.
atlautic Company.
From HAVKE to NEW YORK, calling at Brest, aud
Twice a mouth. Shortly once a week.
From ST. NAZAIUE to VEKA CliUZ. calliDg at
cumbining
RATES— Saloon,
EXCHANGE
42
l.\i;gest in
liErt'DLK',
CELTU,
OCEANIC,
ADRIATIC,
BaLtIC.
ATLANTIC,
6,01X1 tons burden—8,000 h. p. each.
Sailing from New York on SATURDAY'S, from
valled,
Banker and Negotiator,
GUYANE,
vice versa.
62 Wall-st.
NEW Y()I:K. cork AND l.lVKKPOdl..
NEW AND FlLl.]'OWKi;i;i) STEAMSIIII'S.
WADSWORTH,
Desirade,
Postal liines of tbe General Trans-
XlNF,,,
\ivHi1!S
COTTINGHAM,
NEW YORK.
Guadeloupe
Ae:eut* 58 Broad%vay.
104 irest, corner Liberty Street,
40
No.
i-ovisiane,
Floride,
Martin: CiUK,
Porto
will despatch one of their llrst
class, f ull-i»ower, iron screw steamships from
STi:AM
and despatcli
Insurance to any point required.
JAS.
Washington,
ViLLK DE Brest,
nouveau-mondk,
Atlantique,
France,
Panama,
Ville dk St. Kazairx,
ViI,LE DE BORDEArX,
BraiicU lifnes, [Postal]
From ST. THOMAS to ASPINWALL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
Iron and Steel Rails forwarded from Port of New
York to any part of the United States. Contracts
made to include all the expenses in port on same, and
A.
Fereire,
ViLLK DK Paris,
St. Laurent,
ViLLE uu Hatrb,
Europe,
mediate ports, and vice versa.
Liverpool,
(Via ((ucciistowii.)
tliis
UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS
JAMES
General Transatlantic Co
From
Specialty.
to tlie troude, and to enc-.ire safety
gliipments of tlie above.
17.
19.
gold, according to accommodation.
Tickets to Paris
$15 gold additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
$30 currency.
Steerage
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown
and all parts of Europe at lowest rates.
for
Belfast.
Glasgow,
bills
of
lading
given
ThrouKh
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Contijient, and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and cabin pa.ssage apply at the Company's olilee, No. 4 Bowling Green. For eleerage passage, at ill liroadwav. Trinity Bnildlng.
CHAS. G. F1!.\NCKLYN, Agent.
FORWARDING
Stet-l
1.1.
Wednesday, July
^Wednesday, July
....;...;..;..... Saturday, June
j.
ABVSSINIA
RAILROAD IRON,
and
^
STEAMERS
Line.
THE BRITISH ANB NORTH AMERICA.l ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVEROOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FHOM KKW YOKK.
Wednesday, June 26.
CHINA
Wednesday. July 3.
RUSSIA
Wednesday, July 10.
CUBA
SHIPPER
29, 1872.
Ocean Steamslilps.
Ocean Steamships.
Railroads.
Iron
[June
Stock
Mining
&c.
A
constantly
on
Purposes,
hand, from which any desired
lengths are cut.
JOHN
'\V.
MASON ^ CO.,
Hew York
43 Broadivay,
L
,
:
:
.
THE CHRONICLE.
879
Imnrano*.
InBuranoe.
Til
BROADWAY,
DANK
N
L
A
It
K
II
1
1)
1
Th* Trn»teo»,
York, January
Co.
KatablUliod
In conformity to the Charter of the
Company, submit thu following Htatemont of
iliiira on the .llBt neccmbor, 1871
ToUl amountof Marine Premlnma.
$7,446,461 69
.
will
m
HKKItK,
tor Iks abwa aaaMUasi
aoM OB oofumlasloa. at saWfi »*«M.
be
William
Oilman,
C.
Pre*idenl.
tkay
UR»i.Na ir
INSVRANCB SCRIP,
Aanliitaut Secretarjr.
Airt>
2,033,675 18
1871
"•PKriALTY."
.
It*
I'romiuma received on Alarine Riaks,
from Ist January, 1871, to Slat De$5,41»,7TT 81
cember, 1S71
l^euiums on Policica not marlced off
Ut January,
Ni
an<l Htrlp.
CI
I
18&0.
LOUIS P..BAVAIID,
Seth. 187S.
IMalar
and Klarlnx Inaaranca Moeka
Cuh paMat oaaa
JACOB
N«w
Bailey,
S
WALL VraBBT,
.
65
FIra
NO. S14
!•
Insurance
.
Hope Fire Insurance Co.
ATLANTIC
"Mutual
£
I':
Agency,
Fire Insurance
No. Its Broadn'ay, Ne«r York.
Fire and Marina Inanranca Bt*«k
M P n« *tmt. mniw «C WilHam MrsM. ti.T
Impkrial
.^tna Insurance Comp'y,
FIRE INMIRANCE COMPANY
HABTFORD Conn.
OF LONDON.
INCORPOKATKD 181
Aaaeta, .... $8,000,000 Uold.
».
Imve been is!*ned npon Life
3i<li» ; nor upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Risks,
Premium* miii ked OITfrom Isl January,
$5,376,798 34
1871, to 3l8t December, 1871
No
policies
Losses paid during the
$2,735,980 63
same period
......
..-•-.. $3,000,000
$6,000,000
Cash Capital
Net Asaets
CHIEF OFFICE IN THE V. «.
Noa. 40 to 44 Pine Strert, Naw
Springfield
Pacific
FIKE AND mARINE INSUBANCB
COMPANY.
No.
SprlnKfield, inaas.
INCORFOBATED
Returns of Premiums
& Expenses. $973,$H 84
Oaali Capital
Net Aaaets
The Company has the following Assets, viss.
United States and State of New York
Stock, City, Bank and other stocks.. $8,143,340
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages.
Interest, and sundry notes and claims
due the Company, estimated at
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable..
Cash in Bank
$500,000 OO
$000,106 75
.
OF PROVIDENCE, R. I.
ORGANIZED NOVEMBER, 1871.
317,500 00
Oaah Capital
....••-
374,345 01
JAS. A.
ALEXANDER & PECK,
$14,806,813 37
on the outstanding cerlt-fl
the Sixth of Fcbrtiary next.
"YThe outstanding certificates of the issue of 1868,
will be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof,
or tiitir legal representatives, on and after Tuesday
the Si.\tU of February next, from which date all
interest tliereon will cease. The certificates to be
produced at the time of payment, and cancelled.
Upon cerliflcates which were iuued (In red scrip)
for gold premiums such payment of interest and
redemption will be in gold.
A Dividend of Forty Per Cent is declared o» the
net earned premiums of the Company, for the year
ending Slat December, 1871, for which certificates
;
LLOYD
SWISS
OF WISTERTDDr.. SWITZEULAND.
Aaaeta,
$1,464,603.64
...••--
NEW YORK
OFFICE IN
G.
AUGUST BELMONT,
I
LOW,
I
Outstanding Premloms. Janutnr
I'm
,
1
Premiums rer^e.Ted Irom January
1 to Decembei 30. 1871 Inclofive.
W. WATTS SHERMAN,
ADRIAN 18KUN.
and FrelKbtfor tb« Voyage.
No Rlaka have been taken npon Hnlla
of Veaaela.
Premlnms marked
Earned, daring tbe
period as above
fSS,OH It
Paid for Louea snd Kzpenie*, leas BsTlng..
Ac, dnnni; the flame period
4tl.M8$T
asjOt
Retnra I'remlami
off as
n
Tbe company Baa
tbe foUowIac
Aaaeta.
Cash Id Bank
tlOt,an <1
United States and other Stacks... 4S>jm
Loans on Stocks Drawing Interest ZBJDOil 00
9812JM
Premlu'n Sote' & mils KecelTsblx
Warn
Sabscriptlon Notes In adTsace of
M
— ——
Premiums
44.00t SO
PER
SIX
CE^T IVTBREST on tbe onutandlng
Csrtlflcstes of Profits, will be pali to tbe liuldi*ra
thereof, or thetr legsl repreflentsilves, ou ana ajter
TUESDAY, 'be (tb day of February.
rebruary, from wnich date, intrrest Ihersoa wUI
tbe oertiAcate» <^> ue prouuced at tlmeot
of the Board,
H. CHAPIHAN,
D. Jones,
A Dividend In Script of FTFTERN FEB CKNT. la
declared on tbe net amount ol Earned Premiums for
the year ending Decmber SOth, 1811. for whi.b Certl.
Ocaies win bebsned on snd alter TuMDAT, tba
day ol April next.
M
Secretary.
Joseph Oatllard,
Charles Dennis,
Jr.,
2^e/e9J}^afej'
C. Pickersgili,
Russell,
Lowell Holbrook,
Warren NVeston,
Royal Phelps,
Caleb Barsrow,
Benjamin Babcoek,
Robt. B. Mintum,
Gordon W. Burnham,
Frederick Channcey,
George S. Stenhcoson,
William H. Webb,
Plllot,
WiUiam E. Dodge,
James Bryce,
Francis Skiddy,
Charles P. Burdett,
Rob't. C. Fergnsson,
Daniel S. Miller,
William £. Banker,
Samuel L. Mitchell,
\Vm. Sturgis,
James Q. De Forest,
IXenry K. Bogert.
Itenuis Perkins,
Robert L.Stuart,
Alexander V. Blake,
Charles D. Levcrlch,
J.
D. JONES, President,
CHARLES DENNIS, "Vice-Pres't,
W. H. H. MOORE, 8dViC8-Prest,
J. D. HEWLETT, 8d Vlce-Pr***!,
A
O
W.
Bull,
Horace B. ClaSln.
NIAGARA ANCE COMPANY,
...
-
»1.0O0,0O
Merchants
of SAN FIIANCIS
Axaeta,
.
.
.
-
().
WALL
60
-'•
BIchards,
A. 8. Barnes,
Kgbert Stair,
Win. T. Hlodgett.
Jobn A Bartow,
* lex.
C.
Emil Helnsmana,
Jrb al Us<.4,
Jobn K, W^ler,
CjI.
STREET.
,
»T50,000, Cold.
•
«vllb Ma>
No Fire Rlaka Diaconuerted
rine Taken by thla Company.
ThI" Company Itaoes Policies on Veiaels, FrelvbU
csricoe*. at. current rates.
„
e.
-.j..«»«... ...««...
or San Fran
,«,„, London,
New \orli.
la «i-w
nay'iblo i"
Lowes
Losses payrtot"
Cisco, at the option of the Assaro*!.
,
.
Sontbwick.
P.rands Morao,
i'.
Sonihmayd,
Tbos. B. Merrick,
Oeorge A. Meyer.
Ferdlnsna A. Bokts,
Walter U. L^wis,
JOHN K MTHBS. frisidaat.
WILLIAM LECUNEY, via»fr«td«i^
_
___
HALETsscrstarv
TheL iverpool &Lon don
& Globe Ins. Co.
AjffetsGo/dy%2 0,000,000
AJfetsinthe
and
J B SCOTCHLKI!.
—
Pre».,
,)
ABhS UOWfcS,
ItNi.Se retary.
,.
>. ROSE * COh Bankers
SUTTON *
.
In
VICe-Pr««
,
[7. aS'/<z/^i',l3 ,000,000
Londo
.
CO., AK«>>t««
J
,*^
William A Ball,
Then, w Mo> r.s.
8
M. Karle,
THOMAS
ni/TVAL MARINE INSCR.VNCE CO.
OFFICE, No.
T. Rruca.
Albert B. Stnuaca,
A. Aurnstos Lo>,
.
BROADWAY.
aOl
Adam
Martin Bate*.
W. M.
Cash Capital,
Wm. Hegeman,
James K. Taylor,
C. Klcharda,
U. U. Uliksple,
c K Mllnor
B.
t
William Leoonsy,
Moses A. Uoppock.
Sheppard Gandy,
David Lane,
/JSOO.000.
B. J. Howland,
Lewis Cnrtis,
H.
John K. Myers.
C. A. Hand,
James Low,
W. U. H. Moore,
Henry Colt,
P
n
96,000 00
|1,0B.M7 l»
TRUSTEES
a.
01
payment and cancsli'd.
TRUSTEES.
R.
»
THE HEMAININI* FIFTV PRK CkNT of tbe OCT.
STANDING i;KKTIFICATES OF TUE COMPAKT.
<iF IHF. I.S.-^l'E OK inw. will be redecmrd and paid
In cash io the h'>ld.>ni thpreofor tbelr legal representatives. OD and after TUESUAV. tba «tb day ol
^a/jUa^ Coin jt/GOOQOOa
Charles
Mn,II1
amount of Uarhie Premiums
HW.UI M
This Company ha* Ifsued no Policies except on Csrao
Total
cease,
J.
Wm.
IW,OIO«
Total suets
:
next.
By order
OF TH«
Be-Insarsnce snd Claims das tbe
Compsny eitlma; ed St....
HENRY KOOP, Assistant Manager.
HLUO .MK.N/KL. Attorney.
TRC8TBES
A. A.
:
Corner of Cedar.
St.,
KOI.I.OWIVO RT»TltUENT
'
be issued on and after Tuesday the Second of
.Vpril
WTHE
W, COB. CBilAR 8T.
TotK.'Janasr7 U,'inLw
Company la pabllthsd In oonronnttf
with the rsqalremaata ot fec^loo la of Itscharisr:
MARINE AND INLAND INSVRAircaE
COMPANY
No. 63 William
».
allairs ol the
$200,000
2,405.937 95
eaten of proUtH will be paid to the holders thereof,
or their legal representatives, on and after Tuesday
will
•
COMPANY,
BltOADWAV,
Naw
Newport Insurance Co.,
3,379,060 00
386,739 4\
•
Mutual Insurance
184*.
AeenlK.
Total amount of Assets
Wt per cent Interest
00
.
•
•....-
lis
Yark
4fS
William
St.
THE CHRONICLE.
880
Miscellaneous.
Railroads.
H. W. Farley,
COTTON FACTOK
132 Pearl
New
BOX,
York.
Steel and
3901).
A!(D
10 Cornhlll, E. C, London.
mebchant,
Street,
p. O.
Railroads.
HeyerdaM, Schonberg & Co., Gilead A. Smith & Co.,
BARTHOLOMEW HOUSE, BANK, LONUON
31 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
AND
sioN
comrifiis
[June 29, 1872.
W. Farlet, (Late •( New Orleans,) Gen. Partner.
jAMEa A. FaRLKY. I r i„i,.,i parlnora
Wm. O. Baldwin. Uml'eil Parmere.
Of Montgomery, Alabama.
No.
Iron Rails,
Refers by permission to C. N. .Tordau. Esa-. Cashier
Third National Bank, New York Messrs, Howes &
Macy, Bankers, 3J Wall street. New Tork.
&
Samuel Fox
Orleans.
Co.'s
BESSEMER STEEL BAILS,
Bills of Exelraustc on I.onilnn and Circular Notes In
amounts to suit remitters or travelers.
JOHN
EKNNEDT. nENRY
8.
U.
;
Wm.
J.
EAILROAD SECURITIES NEGOTIATED.
HOWARD MITCHELL,
J.
&
Wilcox
Co.,
IjEaf lard, ste.abine
li ,
Steel
fi»
.BKAVER STREET,
Steel
EDWARD
rRUCIBI.E STKEL WORKS,
&
and Iron
Co.,
Lewistoifn, Pa.,
&
Steel
New
STEEL TTRES,
Axles, PorKiusx,
Ac,
OFFICES
JJKW YOUK
BOSTON
50 .lolIN- STRBHT.
i>hilai)i:lphi.\
No.
.
FKDERAL
125
I^TEEKT.
Chicago
;
Stirni I'OL'crii St.
3*1
wm. TOOTHE,
59
:
John
:
Canal Street.
Sui-th
General Agent,
Street, N.
Rar
NEvvU.VS.-i
New
ifc
uu uu «
Tons 5« lb. " Nortli Yorkshire" do., in sti>re.
600 Tons 50 lb. "Aberdare "do..
n.
'
WILSON,
Late
lit.
i.,^..
No.
No. 206
AND
EDWARD
Maj. Gen. .U.S.A.
LIBERTY
51
^
Report cpon,
|133
._,
&
133
PEARL STREET,
« BROAD
Cotton
NEW
M.^CLEHOSE.
S'ORK.
Factors,
Tobacco and General
s ell Seciirltlesot all kinds.
Con'ract for
Commission
STEKL
I
TIVES, CAR?, and other S.ippU(-fl, and negotiate
UULWAY llOMhs, LOAVR, Ac.
MANCHESTER
Locomotive Works.
MANUFACTUREnS OF
Locomotives, Stationary Steam Engines, and Tools.
MANCHESTER, N. H.
ARETAS
BLOOD, W.
aupcrluleiKlelit
Ma^ichesti-j-,
N. H.
43
raerchauts.
Advances made on Consignments
Geo.
to
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
NO inOBE
raiJSTY,
BAILBOAD SUPPLIES
HAIR AND WOOL FELT.
Edward W.
78 Broadw^ay,
stuRlng of ctiarcoal or sawdust. It Is protected
anair-tlKlit chaml)er. the best non-conductor known.
fumi. and. without consuming more
mucli as otliors which occupy double
has rotary, adjustable slieU'es, afl'ording
It
E. P.
STARR, Gen.
m COBTLANDT
Agent,
STBEKT,
Serrell,
N. Y.
New York.
and explorations,
patent wrought
railroads, bridges
"seri«:ll's
unuHUal facilities for nrranguik' or removing the dishes.
it is an excellent SAFE when not ryqulred as a
refrigerator.
W^m. P. Converse «c Co.,
W rine St.. New York,
&
Morris, Tasker
Ai-ent
Co.,
Pascal Iron Works, Philadel|ihia.
Manufacturers of Wromriit Iron Tubes, Lap Weld.
Boiler Flues. Gas Works Castings and Street
Mains, Artesian Well Pipes and Tools,
Gas and Steam Fitters' Tools, 4c.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSES:
16
GOLD STREET, NEW YORK.
NEW YORK,
John
street.
CO.,
BOSTON,
80 State street.
PHILA.,
208 So.4th strie
OAST STEEL RAILS,
CAST STEEL TYRES,
Cast Steel Frogs, and
all
other
Steel Material lor
Railway Use.
HOUSE
NAYLOR,
IN
LONDON
BENVItIN
CO.
ic
31 Old Broad Street,
who give special attention
to orders for
Railroad Iron,
as well as Old KatlR. Scrap Iron and Metals.
George A. Boynton,
RROKER
TO
IN IRON,
WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
OF ALL KINDS.
MannfactnrerB Agent of
No
space.
Putnam,
CIVIL ENGINEER,
Is cylindrical in
ice. will liold as
tile
Tiesuier.
Devonshire ar., Boston.
Dealer in
RIade or Galvanized Iron.
by
MEANS,
BOSTON.
OFFENSIVE
REFRIGERATORS.
Hunt's Excelsior.
D.
G.
Co.,
NAYLOR &
tON KAILS, LOCOMO-
WORKS
All work accurately fitterl to ganges and thoroneh
Ij"
Interchauccahle. Plan, Material, Workniuuship
w"u''
t.'"' ''^"'''•'Ji'''^ tu'ly guaranteed.
M. ilaird,
Chas 1'. Vai rv
Win P Heiiycv
Geo Bu.nham. Ertw II. «».',',&.... ulu\ln">ul'^.
99
and
Sec.
'HILADKLPIIIA.
YORK.
Batlivay Commission IHercliants.
L. F. S.
STREET,
MO.
Manage ank Equip
Btjild.
NEW
Robt. L. Maitland& Co.,
No.
NEW YORK,
ST. LOUIS,
Bro.,
New York.
&
M. Baird
PINE STREET.
J
Neiv York.
LLK^ AMDBR HAITLAND.
WINSLOW,
RAILWAYS.
Jones & Schuyler,
12
^
ST.,
a
&
Pope
J.
RALDtVIN LOCOMOTIVE
Wilson,
SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Negotiate Loans and
coraraissioN uierchantSjI
P.
Pros. St.L.& S.E.U'way
&
WiNSLOw
Leh man Broth ers.
Cotton Factors
Thos.
Rails, to arrive.
In store.
Montgomery, Ala.
apd nndertakc
RAILS. COPPER,
SPuLTER, TIN, LEAD,
Ni< KEL, niS.TIUTH,
IT.
LKU.UAJi,
Co.,
Orleans, La.
ton Kniriand.
Siipply all Railway Equipment
busluc-s>) geucrally.
Railway
l.OOi)
J.
bRUUAN,
Ac
The Bowling Iron Comnany, Dradlord England.
The West cnmberlaiid lleiuati>e Iron Co., Workin'
Pig Iron,
York.
OF APPROVED FOREIGS AND DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURE.
HAVE For, SALE
3,000 Tuns 56 lb, "Crawshar " Fish
:
:
boiler plates,
i292 Pearl Street,
Iron and Steel Rails
&e.
I'jires,
AGENTS FOR
Johnston,
48 Pine Street,
Railway Bonds and Negotiate Loans
Iron Ralls, steel Rails, Old Ralls,
ilessemer His Iron, *crap.
Manufacturers of
CRITCIRI, R
sell
A'tD
Railways.
JAMES JOHNSTON-
BiGELow
COB. OP V/ILLIAM ST.
ST.,
U'lre,
BIOELOW.
P.
Co.,
Iini'OHTKRS OP
Wrought Iron Screw Piles,
Shi p's F orglngs, ice.
NEW TORK.
William Butcher
Bny and
Rails,
Tyre»t and Axles,
S.
BAB„ «8
S.
MEUCIIANTS.
raining Ropes, Cables, &c,
Ctalv'd Iron AVire, Ship's Ri^gin^,
Cialv'd Corrusated Sheet Iron,
:
CEDAR
Justice,
S.
and Iron
C
Wasliliigtoii, Vostrf ACreeiiirlcU Sts.
SALES OFFICK
41
&
GENERAL R.tll.WAY AGENTS
SOUTHAMPTON BUILDINGS.
27
OI
J.
JtlSTICE,
DAEER. JOHN
Kennedy
S.
York.
LONDON.
ANT>
LARD
9.
New
42 Clilf Street.
Philip
PRIME
PHILIP
Priiladrlpliia.
Noi'tli5tli street.
U
Iron,
New York and New
In Ports of
Agents in the United States for
Sole
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Railroad
H.
,•
C3
OHAUNOET TIBBABD.
ALEX.
EVBBSON POOTI,
Particular attention given to the cinmiuatlou
Of Public Works for c»plt«ll»l« seeking Investments.
P18E«
Vibbard, Foote & Co.,
40 RROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Steel Rails,
Iron Rails,
iron viaducts."
W
P.
Old
Rails,
AND
BAILWAY EQCIPMENTtl.
@FedFRASER