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India—Her Famine and her Pros¬
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THE MONETARY
Several
have
clearly proved, what has
long suspected, that the fractional policy to be adopted
by the opponents of paper money inflation is to prevent, if
pocsible, all currency legislation whatsoever during this
SITUATION.
session.
We have uushaken confidence that the
intelligence
people will be abundantly able to
cope with the difficulties of tne paper money question. But
this public
intelligence needs to be instructed, and the in¬
and
Corporation Finances
814
recent votes
been
807
Money Market, U.
NO. 457.
-
public spirit of
our
flationists propose to instruct the nation
of paper money
at
prodigious
as
to the virtues
We trust our
people will not have the evil fortune to be taught in so
harsh a school and by such
dear-bought experience.
Of one thing we
may be well assured. It is the purpose
of the inflationists to
compel Congress if possible to assume
in time of
peace the full authority to issue greenbacks.
They seek to do this because they know that the limit of
382 millions, or even of 400
millions, will not be final.
Let the Rubicon
As
a
be
passed, and the rest is easy.
“Crescit amor nummi quantum ipsa
once
Juvenal sa^s:
expense.
pecunia crescit” The more paper money the inflationists
get the more they will want. Mr. Logan’s impecunious
friends, who complain through him to Congress that they
have “
money,” would be in the same sad case if the
greenback aggregate was 800 millions so long as “ they lack
the money’s worth”—the
capital—with which if they had it
they could get now all the money they want. If the impe¬
cunious multitude are to control the issues of
greenbacks,
we shall soon have an increase
demanded, and if Congress
now claims the
power over such issues in time of peace, the
inflationists well know that no checks or
preventives can be
contrived with power
enough to resist the prodigious pres'
sure that will be
brought to bear upon ths Congressional
mind during some
possible contingency of the not distant
no
future.
It was in the light of these
early stag* of the paper
principles that Mr. Boutwell
money inflation, we ventured to predict that the time would and some <M;her leading members ot either House have been
come when ambition
might seek to make political capital so anxious to have no action taken by Congress. They
by voting to use the powers of Congress for further argue the case as follows; If Mr. Richardson be left
inflation.
With this probable
contingency in view, we to take in the 26 millions of greenbacks from the surplus
urged the necessity of taking away from Congress a power revenue, he will be able gently and gradually to withdraw
so
corrupting as that controlling the greenbacks. The danger the whole very soon. Congress can then pass a vote for¬
we
apprehended is now in full view, and suggestive illustra¬ bidding any such issues or reissues on his part hereafter as
tions of it have been
conspicuous throughout almost the would directly or .indirectly enlarge the greenbacks beyond
whole of the present session.
As soon as the inevitable 356 millions. Congress can also take any further action
reaction shall develop itself
articulately in public opinion, about these 26 millions which may seem to them desirable,
the political aspirants who are. now so
eager for inflation as the whole affair of the over issue will then be closed up,
will no doubt be equally
eager, as some of them were not and can be dealt with to better advantage than at
present,
long ago, in defence of sounder principles of currency re¬ when tbe illicit issues are all outstanding.
form. At present, however, these men
On the opposite side it is argued that business is disseeing the Fall
elections so near are borne along
by the rising violence of turbed by the suspense, and that Congress ought to do
the torrent
years
ago,
in
expansion;
an
both the Senate find the something, because the
moment
Congress acts, be it in
whatever way it may; business will move because
will be at. an esid and confidence will revive. The
ists
are
suffer
granting
wholly the results of the inaotipni of Co
claimed—than to accept others which in the otbe:
suspense
to
inflation
that
very lend in urging this view of the case, and it is
said that
they got up the late meeting in New York,
hoping that they would be able to get resolutions passed
urging early action in whatever way, and insisting that
Congress should do something and do it quickly. If it were
really the purpose of certain prominent promoters of the
meeting thus to smother the opposition to expansion, that
purpose met with deserved disappointment.
We have
never had a currency meeting in any of our large cities of
late whose protest against inflation in any and every form
was so sharp and sk* decided.
The resolutions had the good
old specie ring, the speeches matched the resolutions, and
the enthusiasm of the meeting reminded us of the haid
money agitation and the well-fought battles of the welleven
[March 23, 1874
THE CHRONICLE.
806
as
present ills—even
are
tingetK^hwait
us.
••
*
,
the demand lor
.-V
%
present decision is create
Evidently the enactment
sanctioning the reissue of the 44 milKpns *of
ders; /We shall also get eilher an increase of.
ing > currency to 400 millions, or a free
probably with no provision for redemption ether than now
exists. Congress and thfr people cab say, and will say, when
the work is completed, that the people demanded the doing of
that particular deed. The responsibility will be on those who
forced the action, for the character of the act. : We prefer,
therefore, to suffer yet longer-—in fact, to suffer all now, and
are
we
to
get ?
need—rather than
hasten on what will be a lasting injury, one that by delay
and proper effort may perhaps even yet i>e averted.
evidence of the potent
remembered past.
If we look to Congress we see
influence of this and similar expressions of public opinion*
The bill now before the Senate contains the following
obtain for it what
And
think
we
a
we
and the country
mistake is made when
we
attribute the
partial paralysis of these days wholly to the
a definite policy by Congress.
The panic of
section, which is of the very highest significance, and
deserves careful appreciation in several points of view :
September shook the whole people out of a dangerous delu¬
dulness
or
absence of
,
sion wherein the shadow was mistaken for the substance.
notes to
banking You could not restore that condition if you would. The
associations, under the preceding section, it shall be the duty of
the Secretary of the Treasury to retire an amount of United awakening was too sharp and too recent to give place now
States notes equal to 70 per centum of the circulating notes so to such
unsubstantial dreams. The level of credits then
issued, which shall be in further reduction of the volume of
broken
up cannot speedily be restored. Capital, ever timid,
$400,000,000 fixed by the preceding section ; and such reduction
shall:continue until the aggregate amount of United States notes
having been alarmed will be discriminating, and will remem¬
outstanding shall be $300,000,000, and for that purpose he is
ber
the old maxim, “ the higher the interest the poorer the
authorized to issue and sell at public sale, after ten days’ notice
of the time and place of sale, a sufficient amount of the bonds of
security.” During the years since the war down to the
the United States of the character and description
prescribed in
the second section of this act, for United States notes to be then panic we had been under the delusion created during the
retired and cancelled.
war.
Then when the government each year disbursed back
There are various reasons why we should weigh well the to the
people twice as much as it had drawn from the people
effect of this part of the bill. First, it contains the condition in loans and taxes during the previous year, and from 1862
on which the
greenbacks are to be nominally increased to to 1865 paid for the products of labor twenty-five, fifty, one
400 millions.
This condition really changes the whole char¬
hundred,two hundred and even three hundred percent more
acter of the bill.' The
design of the increase of greenbacks, than the prices of 1860, no one seems to have remembered
as
provided by the first section, would clearly be to author¬ that those products cost no more hours of labor than in 1860.
ize actual Issues of notes if it were not for the section There was
Section 4. That within thirty days after circulating
the amount of $1,000,000 shall be issued to national
of wealth, which almost
every body shared.
But all the while the government was
putting a mortgage upon all our possessions, and had we
been unable to borrow abroad, had we been compelled to
pay for our enormous importations beyond our exports, had
a strict account been stated in gold values of all we possessed
on one side
(including all we had gained by immigration),
apparent rapid increase
before
us
which modi6es the
and makes it
a measure
practical effect of the bill?
provides
of contraction. At least it
that
greenbacks shall be called in and cancelled till the
aggregate is reduced from 400 millions to 300 millions.
What is wanted
is to
give elasticity to the bank-note
For this most important object the bill makes
no
provision. There are two provisions which it ought and on the other side
all^we owed of public debt (taking no
to make.
First, the notes must be redeemed in New note of private debt), and these compared with the same
York, and secondly, they must be fre^d from the war-cur¬ data in 1860, wc should have found " the waste by war” was
rency functions conferre 1 upon them, and especially from an item needed to make our condition as good as in 1860, not
the function of being a
qualified legal tender, which gives withstanding all the stimulus to industry and every form of •
them a forced circulation, and
deprives their aggregate of production afforded by the lavish expenditure during the
all power to
expand and contract responsively to the war. Actual progress has beep made ainoe 1865* The aroused
changing wants of business in various seasons of the year. energies of the people have worked as never before, and
substantial addition has been made to our wealth by produc¬
BUSINESS STAGNATION AND CURRENCY LEGISLATION.
tion beyond expenditure, profuse as the latter has been,
On every side there is unusual
anxiety to know when But a check came at last, and that the paralysis thus induced
activity is to take the place of the present quietness in should be continued, cannot be matter of wonder; for all are
business circles. It is now nearly
five months since the now realizing some of the truths we have stated—we are
subsidence of the panic, and yet with the
exception of Wall being brought face to face with our mistakes and their con¬
streettbere has been little life, even
temporarily, discoverable sequences.
any where. How long is this to last and what is its cause,
Nor will the dream of the expansionist be realized with.
are
questions one hears continually.
more currency.
The conditions differ from war times.
Very many have settled down into the belief that every¬ There is no government to pay three prices for the produc¬
thing depends upon the immediate action of Congress, and tion of labor. They our manufactories and our farms were
the uncertainties
hanging about the currency ques tion are orced to their utmost to produce the supplies needed by
claimed to be wholly
chargeable with this depression. We the army. Now nearly every kind of manufactures is prowould not underrate the
importance of having the aijjpunt cjuced in excess of consumption in this country. There is, and
of our greenback circulation
fixed, and yet we think, any c$n b«, little or no export demand so long as the cost of pro¬
hasty action now is very undesirable. Better; far l y?tter, duction is so great. Anq as to our farm products, we shall
currency.
now
March
which our surplus brings abroad.
There is no enlarged home demand as during the war, to
compete with foreigners and help up the market value. We
must remember, therefore, that the currency problem differs
very materially from war times ; and the changes through
which we shall run when the flood-gates open again will be
quite dissimilar and the course much shorter.
We repeat, therefore, that we can see no object in urging
Congress to action at the present time. Let our Senators
and Representatives think a little longer, and perhaps the
hasty action of the past week will be revised and results
reached which will pay us for patient waiting.
But it may be asked, must business continue to languish
in the meantime?
No, we believe not. Recovery is even
now in progress.
It will be slow necessarily, not because
there is not enough currency, the banks are everywhere
overflowing with it; but because capitalists are yet timid,
and also because our people are economizing as they have,
not done before since 1861.
We venture to say that there
has been an average of at least twenty five per cent decrease
in living expenses during the past Winter.
We cannot
expect an active business with such conditions, nor can we
anticipate an instantaneous change. But recovery is in
progress now; there is more activity this week than there
was three weeks since; every day, also, is one
day further
removed from the panic, and capital will each succeeding
day grow more weary of producing nothing, and more
anxious to be at work, until finally this proverbial timidity
will be overcome; besides, Europe has begun freely to
take our railroad bonds, and if we preserve our credit, and
resist this currency temptation, this demand for good securi¬
have to
submit to the price
ties will increase until we shall have thus
accessions ot actual
807
THE CHRONICLE
28,1874.]
obtained very large
printed tokens, infusing
new life into all commercial circles.
Let us patiently wait,
then—suffer, if it must be, for a time—and having resisted
the {temptation we are now passing through, prove our
capital, not
mere
strength.
insurance
claims but to
distribute the award
equitably,
remain but to let the money out.
And yet a very strong obstacle presents itself in the form
of a division of the Committee on the point as to what body
shall have the settling ol these claims.
One side suggests,
what ?—a Commission ! Why, to the average Amerioan
mind the very word suggests corruption.
We have had
enough of these things. If any judicial body is necessary,
there is a Court of Claims already organized and the judges
drawing their salaries regularly. Why should we pass by
that body and form another unless for some secret reason that
will not bear the light.
But do we even need the intervention
of that or any court ? To us it would seem to be the easiest
question in the world to settle, after the votes the commit¬
tee has already taken, who are the rightful claimants.
A
call on the State Department would be sufficient.
It is
nothing
seems to
presented before and allowed
by the tribunal which granted the award.
known there what claims were
Let
us
make short work with this matter.
There is
some¬
thing not quite creditable to our government and very undig¬
nified in the eyes cf the world in thus higgling over this
little sum of money, appearing to toss it up, play with it*
and cuddle it, as if its possession were so desirable.
How
vividly it suggests the child, we have all seen, irresistably
playing with, by the hour, the drawer full of
pennies not its own, evidently with the sole idea and wish
that some of them would stick to its fingers.
Had the
award been left in the form (gold) in which it was paid we
can imagine a good honest reason
why some members of
the present House of Representatives, so wedded as it ap¬
pears to be to paper tokens, should like to preserve it as
the substance of things hoped for, or the evidence of things
But since no such excuse under existing
not seen—often.
circumstances can be offered, and as the committee has
determined that the money shall be distributed equitably
and honestly, we trust there will be no further delays*
but an immediate carrying out of this determination.
drawn to and
THE GENEVA AWARD AND INSURANCE CLAIMS.
We
see
that the Committee
having in charge the
INDIA, HER FAMINE AND HER PROSPECTS.
money
Apart from the larger questions of philanthropy and social
paid to the United States under the Geneva award has
science
raised by the Bengal famine, it has several minor
shown signs of life the past week. Three votes were taken
suggestions of no small moment to this country, both in an
—one determining by a majority of two that the insurance
claims should not ba rejected; the second by a majority of economic and in a business point of view.
The telegrams from London state that Lord Salisbury,
five that the money should not remain in the Treasury but
should be distributed according to equity ; and third a tie the new Secretary of State for India, has announced a loan
on the point whether
the claims should be referred to a of ten millions sterling, of which three millions are
,
Comthission
or
to
a
Couit.
As there has been
tion in the minds of the claimants whether amid
some
ques¬
the many
immediately necessary to meet
famine.
the exigencies of the
As the India Fives are selling at more
than 7
their interests had premium, the new loan may be expected, in the present
evidence of con¬ state of the money market, to bring the Indian Treasury
tinued animation is very gratefully received.
fifty-three millions five hundred thousand dollars, which will
But is it not quite strange and a little humiliating that be barely enough to meet the anticipated expense of feeding
this money should lie where it is so long.
Clearly it does so many millions of the starving population for several
r.ot belong to the United States?
It was not paid for months.
The securities of the East Indian Empire of Great Britain
indirect damages; no one insists that it was.
All admit
that it was only obtained on the strength of certain specified have always been a favorite investment with a certain class
claims which were filed with qur Government. \ To be sure? of English capitalists, and the debt has increased very
a
In 1847 the aggregate debt of the Indian Govern¬
gross amount was awarded, but it w$s simply a gross rapidly.
ment
was
amount made to cover those claims with interest.
These
forty-six millions sterling. In 1857 it had
increased
to
are facts no one
fifty-nine millions, and in 1867 to ninety-three
disputes, and to us it looks quite beneath
It
i3 now one hundred and six millions, or one
millions.
the United States to hesitate as to paying out the money;
it has the appearance of striving to find some pretext under hundred and sixteen millions counting in the new loan.
In 1847
which it can retain what in no way belongs to it. We have The revenue has shown a corresponding increase.
its aggregate was twenty-six millions sterling.
no idea that such a desire is entertained by Government
In 1857
officers, but they are helpless in the master, so long as the thirty-three millions. In 1867 forty-two millions; and in
Congressional Committee neglects to act. And in view of 1872, the last year reported, the total .revenue was fifty
the fact that the Committee has now voted not to exclude millions, as will b§ seen from the following table :
other excitements of the present session,
not been entirely forgotten, this slight
303
Interest
Apr. 80,
Revenue.
Mch. 81.
£
Debt in India. thereon.
£
26,084,681
33,303,891
44,584,666
1863
45,143,752
1864
1865
44,613,032
45,652,897
1866
48,935.220
1867. (a)..
1869
42,122,433
48,534,412
49,262,691
64,562,770
64,210,118
64,176,065
63,135,816
63,613,973
64,357,858
1870
50.901.081
1871
51,418,685
50.110,215
49,906,000
48,286,400
1857
1868
1872
1873.(6)..
1874.(6)..
£
55,546,660
64,070.725
66,140,021
67,082,922
67.679,621
2,931,758
2,793,310
2,960,976
2,763,446
2,532,747
2,922,096
3,057,612
2,927,721
3,108,271
3,089,995
Debt in
Interest
Qov't notes
England.
thereon.
outstan'g.
£
£
£
2,291,600
3,894,400
31,839.100
26.310,500
26,125,100
26,946.400
29,538,000
30,697,000
31,697,900
35,196,700
87,606,700
38,991.700
REDEEMING AGENTS OF NATIONAL BANKS
CHANGES IN TUB
REVENUE AND DEBT OF BRITISH INDIA.
Year end's
1847
[March 28, 1874.
THE CHRONICLE
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
.
•
•
.
1.465,015
<«>
4,926,000
5,350,000
7,427,327
6,898,481
8,090,868
9,069,569
9,959,296
1,516,378
1,659,868
1,749,743
10,472,883
10,437,291
13.167,917
1,486,916
1,372,599
1.221,124
1,249,765
1,306,293
1,452,490
The
the changes in the Redeeming Agents of
approved since the 19th inst. These weekly
changes are furnished by and published in accordance with an
arrangement made with the Comptroller of the Currency:
following
are
National Banks
NAME OF BANK.
LOCATION.
Indiana—
REDEEMING AGENT.
|First National B’nk.Union National Bank, Chicago, apof Marshall Go...
proved as an additional redeeming
”
Plymouth
Indiana—
Terre Haute..
agent.
First National B’nk National Metropolitan Bank, Washington, D. C., approved as an ad!
d.tlonal redeeming agent.
Monticello Nation’l Ninth National Bank, New York, ap.
I proved as an additional redeeming
Bank..
.
Iowa-Monticello
agent.
11,235,061
New National Hanks.
(a) The termination of the fiscal year was changed in 1867 from 30th April
*, 140.—First National Bank of Golden, Colorado. Autnorized capital, $50,000;
paid in capital, $40,000. George W. Robinson. President; r rancis E.
Everett, Cashier. Authorized to commence business March 26, 1874.
to 318' March.
(6) Budget estimate.
(c) In 1862, the first year of issue, the aggregate of government notes
£3,690,000.
was
Catest IHoitetarn attir (Eommercial (gnglisl) Neats
India, like the
United States, has a government note currency.
It is,
English Market Reports—Per Cable.
however, at par, and has been kept so from its first issue.
The daily closing quotations in the markets of London and Liver¬
It was first sanctioned in an act passed by the government pool fort lie past week have been reported by submarine telegraph
of India, July 16, 1861.
That law created a Department as shown in the following summary:
London Money and titock Market.—American securities close
of Public Issue to manage the new paper currency.
Circles at somewhat better
prices than at the close last Friday. The bul
of issue were established from time to time as they became
lion in the Bank has decreased £25,000 during the week.
Mon.
Tues.
Thur.
FrlWed.
Sat,
necessary, and the notes were made legal tender within the
92
Consols for money
92
92
92
91*
01*
circle in which they were issued, and were payable at the
account
92
62
92
92*
92*
92*
U. 8. 6s (5-20s,>1865,old.. 109*
109*
109*
109*
109*
106*
place of issue and also at the capital city of the Presidency
1867.*... 109*
109*
109*
109*
109*
109*
C. S. 10-40S
103*
103*
104*
103*
103*
104*
within which that place was situated. The currency laws New
5s
104*
104*
104*
104*
104*
104*
have been several times amended, and were consolidated in
Ths quotations for United States 6s (1§62) at Frankfort were:
98*
*
1871. The notes are .of eight denominations, namely, for IT. S. 6s(5-20s) 1862
Liverpool Cotton Market.—See special report of cotton.
10,000 rupees or $5,000 ; for 1,000 rupees or $500 ; for 500
Liverpool Breadstuff s Market.—Breadstuff's close firmer at a
rupees or $250; for 100 rupees or $50 ; for 50 rupees or decline in
prices:
$25; for 20 rupees or $10. The smallest notes are for 5
sat
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Frl.
Thur.
d.
d.
s.
8. d.
d.
8. d.
8.
8. d.
rupees or $2 50. There are ten currency circles, the chief Flour (Western)
27 6
27 6
27 6
27 6
27 6
# bbl 27 6
Wheat (Red W’n. spr)..» ctl 11 0
10 10
11 0
10 10
10 10
10 30
of which are at Calcutta, Madras and Bombay.
12 0
The
12 0
12 0
12 0
32 0
(Red Winter)
44 12 0
12 0
12 0
12 4
12 0
12 0
(Cal. White club) 44 12 6
notes were issued and their
management was organized Corn (West, m’d) $ quarter 39 6
38 6
39 0
39 0
39 0
39 0
44 0
45 0
44 0
44 0
44 0
in accordance with an official paper published May 5, l'eas(Canadian)... # Quarter 45 0
Liverpool Provisions Market.—Bacon and cheese aie each
1860, by Mr. James Wilson, a celebrated economist and
higher, being the only change in prices since a week ago.
statesman, whose extraordinary servic?s to Indian finance
Sat.
Thur.
Fri.
Tues.
Mon.
Wed.
d.
8.
d.
d.
8.
8. d.
d.
d.
have been too much forgotten.
His brief administration as Beef (mess) new $ tee
86 0
86 0
86 0
86 0
86 0
86 0
The last column of this table shows that
,.
“
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....
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...
#
8.
44
44
Financial Member of the Council of India in 1859 and 1860
Pork (mess) new
started the germs
which sprung the
Lard (American)
Cheese(Amer’n fine)
of those administrative reforms out of
swift recuperation and amazing material
growth of India after the suppression of the Sepoy rebellion.
To him was due the well-known arrangement which attracted
capital to the Indian railroad system, which had in 1853 but
twenty-one miles after almost a dozen years of struggle and
effort. In 1859 the net-work had grown to 624 miles. Tn
1869 it was 4,261 miles.
The annual report lately pre¬
sented to Parliament states ihe present extent of the rail¬
road system at 5,512 miles, and adds, that during this year
350 to 450 miles more will probably be opened.
Mr.
Wilson before his death in August, 1860, had also given a
rew
impulse to other great works of internal improvement,
the combined results of which have produced that growth
of commerce and industry which made it easy for India to
bear her heavy fiscal burdens, and seemed designed in
the compensative pre-arrangement of international events
to enable Hindoo ryots and zemindars to assuage the worst
evils of the cotton famine caused in Europe by our civil
war.
It is also Delieved that this wonderful progress has
given a new lease of life to the British rule of Great Britain
over the 240 millions of people controlled
by its admin¬
istration in India.
The
population of British India is 191,307,070, living on
an area of 950,919 square miles, showing au average of 201
persons to a square mile. The dependencies of British
India consist of a number of native states covering an area
of
646,147 square
population,
miles, with upwards cl 46 millions of
Bacon
#bbl...
(long cl. mid.)# cwt
“
44
...
62 6
41 0
48 3
73 0
62
41
’43
73
6
0
6
0
62
41
43
73
6
62
6
62
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41
43
3
41
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6
43
73
6
0
8.
8.
s.
73
6
3
3
6
62
6
3
6
6
41
43
73
Liverpool Produce Market.—Cloverseei has experienced a de¬
and spirits turpentine is Is. 6d. lower.
cline of 5s.,
Mon.
d.
7 0
16 0
1 0
Sat.
8. d.
Rosin (common)... # cwt.. 6 9
44
fine
44
16 0
Petroleu-u (refined)
# gal 3 0*
“
9
(spirits)
44
Tallow(American)...# cwt. 88 0
Cloverseed^Am. red).. “ 45 0
Spirits turpentine..... 44 35 0
London Produce and Oil
seed oil is 11 s’
Tues.
d.
6 9
16 0
1 0
8.
8.
9*
88
40
35
6
16
1
9
0
0
40
33
Sat.
Mon.
£ s. d
12 0 0
64 0
Tues.
£ s. d.
12
0
64
0
0
Wed.
Thur.
£ b. d. £ s. d.
12 0 0 12 0 0
64 0
64 0
on spot, $ cwt
27 0
27 0
27 0
27 0
Sperm oil
$ ton100 0 0 100 0 0 100 0 0 100 0 0
..
6 9
16 0
1 o*
9
9*
3« 0
0
0
40 0
6
33 6
Markets.—Sugar is lower, and lin
Sugar(No.l2D’chstd)
Whaieoil
8.
higher.
£ e. d.
Lins’d c’ke(obi). $ tn 12 0 0
Linseed (Calcutta)....
64 0
Linseed oil..
38
40
33
0
0
0
38
0
0
0
Frl.
d.
Thur.
8. d.
6 9
16 0
1 0
9*
9*
38
40
35
0
0
0
Wed.
d.
8.
44
83
0
0
83
0
0
83
0
0
38
0 0
41
29
0
0
28
9
0
28
9
0
29
0 0
Frl.
£
12
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0 0
61 0
26 6
26 6
100 0 0 100 On
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COMMERCIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Imports and Exports for the Week.—The imports this
week show an increase in dry goods and a decrease in genera]
The total imports amount to $7,517,103 this week
against $9,909,096 last week, and $8,643,543 the previous week.
The exports are $5,413,034 this week, against $4,751,438 last
week, and $5,338,161 the previous week. The exports of cotton
merchandise.
the
The
past week were 14,698 bales, against 10,533 bales last week.
following are the imports at New York for week ending
(for dry goods) March 19, and for the week ending (for general
merchandise) March 20:
FOREIGN IMPORTS AT NBW TCIIK FOR THE WEEK.
1871.
1872.
1878.
1874.
$4,238,658
3,974,984
$2,987,416
6,010,812
$S.2E 9.646
General merchandise...
$2,618,098
4,962,509
Total for the week,.
Previously reported,,..
$7,680,607
73,691,278
$8,213,542
89,347,578
$10,997,728
94,737,118
$7,617,103
Dry goods
Since Jw. 1
MMTMH
4,257.457
80,595,548
RWH
March
In
dry goods for one week later.
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive of specie)
from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
27811873.
March 24
E
»
or
:
5
BXPORT8 FROM NEW YORK TOR THE WEEK
1872.
1873.
1874.
$4,078,234
48,937,989
$5,260,047
53,766,562
#5,418,0&4
57,501,948
$53,016,223
$59,026,609
$62,914,982
1871.
the week
Ftevioaslyreported..
$4,441,092
53,514,030
.
^
Since Jan. 1
$59,955,122
The following will show the exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending March 21, 1874, and since the
beginning of the year, with a
date in previous years :
March 17—Str. Crescent
March 18—Str. Calabria
March 19—Str. Frisia
City
comparison for the corresponding
American gold
Havana..
Liverpool
“=
March 19—Str. City ofMerida
March 19—Str. Claribell
Hamburg
American gold coin..
American gold bul’on
Paris...;
Silver
$13,000
8,000
83.800
128,060
American gold coin. 234,000
American gold coin.. 10,500
PortoCabella. ..American gold coin..
12,000
Port-au-Prince..American gold coin..
5,000
Havana.
L&guavra
“
‘
“
Ponce
March 19—Brig Nancy Ross
Guadaloupe
March 21—Str. City of Richmond Liverpool
March 21—Str. Oceanic
....Liverpool
March 21—Str. Metropolis
Havana
American gold coin..
3,000
American gold coin..
Silver bars
9,822
49,600
73,550
50,000
Silver bars
American gold
Total for the week
$680,332
Previously reported
6,419,935
Total since Jan. 1,
Same time in—
1873
$7,100,267
1874
|
«.
$13,675,604
I
4,613.385
1871..
1870
Same time in1869
$7,439,864
14,167,724
1868..:
13,389,016 | 1867
6,375,362 | 1866
,
6,068,603
5,364,804
The imports of specie at
been as follows:
this port during the past week have
MarcA 16—Str. Colon
Aspinwall
4,644
...
981
$10,876
Total for the week
1,023,428
Previously reported
Total since Jan.
Same time in—
$1,034,306
1, 1874.
I
-
Same time in —
$3,611,712
$641,891|1869
..
1872
1871
1870
'
700
;
Gold
Savanilla
March 21—Str. Etna
$4,553
Silver
Gold
Gold dust
....
1,126,015
408,139
535,619 1868
2,748,378 11867
3,931,813 |
National Treasury.—The
following forms present a
sum¬
mary of certain weekl}' transactions at the National Treasury.
1.—Securities held by the U. S. Treasurer in trust for Nati mal
Banks and balance in the Treasury :
Coin
Week
For U. S.
For
/—Bal. in Treasury.-^
Coin.
Total.
ending Circulation. Deposits.
Currency.
556,099
Dec. 6.
83,256.940
393,245,900 16,611,000 409,856,900
568,175
Dec. 13.
84,759,1^9
393,211,900 16,536,000 409,747,900
693,602
85,970,440
Dec. 29
393,241,200 16,515,200 409,756,400
Dec. 27. 393,214,900 16,365,200 409,580,100
1,525,478
89,314,097
Jail. 3. 392,985,900 16,360,200 409,346,100
4,871,996
Jan. 10.
392.983,900 16,360,2G0 409,344,100 85,360.430
Jan. 17.
85,867.361
3,705,405
392,515,900 16,360.100 408,8 i 6,000
2,261.022
Jan. 24.
85,949,553
392.410,900 16,360,200 408,771,100
Jan. 31.
392,494,300 16,320,200 408.814,500
4,976,886
Feb. 7.
81,565,035
392,645,200 16 511,200 409,156,400
4,124,197
80,639,404
Feb. 14.
392.740,200 16,210.200 403,950,400
2,868,609
Feb. 21.
86,580,377
392,604,200 16,220,200 408,821,400
Feb. 28., 392,515,950 16,265,200 408,781,150
84,240,933
3,234,362
March 7. 392.656,200 16,245,200 408,901,400
3.002,629
March 14 392,773,200 16,215,200 409,018,400
80,240,743
2,730,408
March 21 392,880,200 16,270,200 409,150,400
87,817,545
.
,.
..
.
•
.
•
•
cer-
.
.
.
.
.
,
r
t
t
outst’d’ir.
30,117,500
31,309,200
32,850,800
42,908.900
45,661,800
Received.
40,569,200
40,627,800
40,705,700
Dec. 20
348,581,729
Dec. 27
Jan.
3
Jan.10
Jan. 17
Jan. 21.
Jan. oi
Feb. 7
348.435.328
348,575.178
694.000
616.800
1,503,800
2,035,000
1,349,000
23,20 0
222,800
2,265,000
1,688,500
979,800
1.028,200
1,021,000
1,292,000
Feb. 14....
Feb. 21
Feb. 28
March 7
March 11
March 21
343,489,571
647,200
686,400
348,662,175
798,500
859,600
348.603.188
998,800
889,600
410,000
485,200
860.000
644,000
770,000
1,105,609
462,800
891,400
438,700
3 48,'525,547
348,637,504
.
.
.
348,618.605
...
348.586,000
.
...
318,695,954
348,331.389
348,571,869
1,055.000
1,054.200
1,196,300
82,600
1,298,060
1,384,000
634,300
980,80o
566,200
911,0U0
Rutland Railroad.—
{Returns for the Fiscal Year ended December 31, 1873.)
by the Rutland Railroad Com¬
pany are now leased to the Central Vermont Railroad Company.
By the terms of the lease, the lessees agree to pay for 20 years from
January 1,1871, $376,000 a year and United States tax on preferred
stock and and bonds, amounting as follows: 7 per cent on pre¬
ferred stock, $4,300,000 ; 7 per cent on equipment bonds, $500,000;
8 per cent on equipment bonds, $500,000; and on common stock,
$2,700,000, an increasing annual dividend of H Per cent for 1872,
payable in January, 1873, to 7 per cent in 1879-90, inclusive,
averaging, 5G5 during tlie terms of the lease; also $10,000
annually for the steamboat Oakes Ames, and $8,000 per annum
for the maintenance of
the organization.
The payment on
account of dividends, pavable January 1, yearly, ascend at the
following rates; 1873, U; 1874, 2; 1875, 3; 1876, 5; 1877-78-79,
0; and 1880 and subsequently, 7 per cent.
The lessees are to
operate the road, &c., and return them to the lessors in as good
ondition as when taken into possession.
The roads owned and controlled
$5,376
291,634
Scrip out, Jan., 1873, $99,771
391,405
Less scrip now outstanding
133,123—258,282
Paid bills, $257,173; coupons, $142,980, and
interest, $63,502
468,655
Paid, sundry accounts and expenses (old and
new)
33,277
R. & B. R. R. 1st mortgage bonds and coupons
17,689
scrip dividends
Cash and balances
36,032
’
,
$819,31 \
Total disbursements
Richmond & Petersburg
Returns for
Railroad.—
the Fiscal Year ended September 30, 1873.
OPERATIONS
AND
Dross Earnings—Passenger,
United States mail, $7,777;
FISCAL
RESULTS.
$75,780; freight, $74,200;
and miscellaneous, $2,470.
$160,227
Total
Operating Expenses—Transportation, $40,274; motive
power, $27,442; cars, $11,689; roadway, $29,198; and
general
expenses,
123,542
$14,939
^$36,685
Nett Earnings from traffic.
Interest and discounts
21,865'
,..
$14,820
Balance at credit of income account
FINANCIAL CONDITION
AT CLOSE
OF YEAR.
$847,100
dividends
Distributed. Distrib’d.
362.000
.2.099,500
723,200
Jan.,
Treasurer,
Mortgage 8 p. c. bonds of April, 1870, due 125,000 a year
Coupon and registered 7 p. c. bonds, due June 1, 1875
Coupon 6 p. c. bonds, due July 1, 1875,
986,800
913,100
155,200
...
Two
due
44,852,400
44,330,700
43,631,000
1,219,000
..........
Disbursements.—Balance
1873
Capital stock—Common, 6,856 shares at $100, and converted loan
stock, 3,230 shares at $50. Total, 10,086 shares, entitled t> equal
348,630.134
Dec. 6
Dec. 13
The
45,406,300
2.—National bank currency in circulation ; fractional currency
received from the Currency Bureau by U. S. Treasurer, and dis¬
tributed weekly ; also the amount of legal tenders distributed :
Fractional Currency.-^ Leg. Ten.
Notes in
Week
Circulation
$8,000 per annum.
receipts and disbursements for the year show balances, viz.:
Receipts.—Rents paid and due Jan. 20, 1874, $442,311;
first mortgage bonds sold, $271,800; Burlington steam¬
boat stock sold, $100,000, and preferred stock (52
shares) sold, $5,200. Total receipts
$819,311
expenses,
30.037 800
-
.
ending
report the gross earnings of the road for the year
ending November 30,1873, at $970,239. The gross earnings in
1870-71 amounted to $900,749; in 1871-72 to $980,244; and in
1872-73 to $970,239.
The amount paid to lessors as rentals for the last three years
have been—in 1871, $387,500; in 1872, $434,748, and in 1873,
$442,311. - The dividends paid on the preferred stock have been—
August, 1871, 3| per cent in cash, and since that semi-annually, 3^
per cent in scrip.
In relation to these scrip divinends a resolution
was adopted at the annual meeting held January 27, 1874, to the
following effect: “That the scrip dividend to be hereafter
declared be made convertible hereafter, as heretofore, into the 8
per cent bonds of the Company, at par; and that scrip shall be
entitled to an interest of 0 per cent thereon, until converted or
paid. The amount of preferred stock that may be issued is
limited to $5,000,000.”
Included in the lease rentals of the Rutland Company, are the
rentals paid to the Vermont & Massachusetts 11R,, $42,000; the
Vermont Valley 11R., $05,000, and the Addison RR., $25,000; the
Oakes Ames, steamer, $10,000; and the allowance for organization
tiftcates.
.
.
The lessees
....
,.
YEAR’S TRANSACTIONS.
FISCAL RESULTS OF
report of the dry goods trade will be found the imports of
our
809
THE CHRONICLE.
28, 1874)
Past due bonds
Bills payable, $5,000, and open
Loss by lire April 3, 1865
Paid from subsequent earnings
Protit and loss
accounts, $10,932
$175,000
130,500
13,500
7,296— 326,296
$254,318
188,723
Total liabilities
Construction and equipment
Reconstruction of road. &c., after the war
Land purchase, $44,711; company’s stocK,
Cost of Petersburg Connection Railroad
-
65,595
49,183
$1,304,106
$968,361
219,853
$3,772
Open accounts, $29,714; and cash, $405
Total
15,932
„
48,483
37,290
30,119
$1,304,106
property and assets
Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain Railroad.—
(Returns for the Fiscal Year ending December 31, 1873.)
The receipts of this road for tlie year were $431,107 47, and
the expenses $241,102 92, showing nett earnings of $190,004 55,
an increase over 1872 of $66,170 35.
The management congratu¬
late the stockholders upon the almost complete extinguishment
of the old floating debt of about $400,000, and upon the rebuilding
of a large portion of the road, improvement of the roadway,
addition of new locomotives and passenger cars, and tlie depots,
bridges, sidings and stations that have been constructed during
tlie past four years of their directorship, together with the fact
of the restoration of the company’s credit in a great measure.
It
is thoughVthat a resumption of payment on the entire bonded
debt of tlie company can be made after October 1st next, that is,
upon the conversion of tlie remainder of the overdue and matur¬
ing coupons, up to and including those falling due on that date,
all accruing interest thereafter on said bonds can be regularly
paid. Arrangements are being made to extend tlie time of pay¬
ment of the second mortgage bonds, which mature February,
1875.
OPERATIONS AND FISCAL RESULTS.
Dross Earnings—Passenger,
$39,469 21; freight, coal,
$345,996 90 ; mine and other rents, $3,560 87;
mails, $3,000; express, $1,200; and miscellaneous,
$37,880 49. Total
Operating Expenses—Way, $115,708 64; transporta¬
tion, $125,394 28; discounts and interest on current
business, $20,001 12; taxes on tonnage, gross re&c..
$431,107 47
3lO
[March 28,1874.
(THE CHRONICLE.
ceipts, &c., $12,331 15; and office and incidental
expenses, $13,052 64
Balance applicable to interest,
FINANCIAL
286,487 83
$144,619 64
&c
CONDITION AT CLOSE OF YEAR.
$1,870,000 00
Capital stock—Common, $930,000; and preferred, $940,000
2,161,500 00
Funded debt
Scrip for coupons, &c
Scrip convertible into bonds
Scrip convertible into stock
Freight, passengers, rent, &c
.
Bills payable, and other debts
131,525
4,507
1,310
439,370
256,439
.
00
79
80
84
18
9,619 18
32,716 93
14,614 88
-
$4,864,653 61
Total
presented by Hon. Henry J.
March 26, 1874, in
regard to the engraving and printing of U. S. notes and securities ;
following petition
was
Scudder in the House of Representatives,
To
tub
House
of
expressed by many of the bondholders. It
provides for funding the first mortgage bonds in an
issue of new firsts of $30,000 per mile, subject to the priority
of $1,500,000 preferred bonds for aiding in discharging receiver’s
certificates, in completing railroad, &c. Subsequent bonds and
claims to be funded in securities in the order of their priority
but not bearing any interest charge unless the same is earned.
to meet the views
now
v
—By refering to our advertising columns it will be seen that
Hegewisch. Secretary of the United States Rolling Stock
4,169,955 63
324,469 27 Company, has called a meeting of the stockholders of the Com¬
;
$201,332 50
pany, at their offices, 74 and 76 Wall street, New York, on April
30,525 80— 231,858 30 23d, 1874, lor the election of nine Trustees for the ensuing year
13,052 64 and the transaction of such other business as may come before
4,784 06
63,582 72 the meeting,
$4,864,653 61
Total
Construction and equipment
Running expenses
Interest on bonds
Interest on scrip, and other interest
Incidental expenses at Philadelphia
Tax on tonnage and gross receipts, real estate, &c
Bills receivable, and other debts
Drawback account
Real estate and improvement of mines
Cash in hands of agent and superintendent
—The
—Messrs. George Opdyke & Co. announce that the plan
for the reorganization of the New York & Oswego Midland
Railroad Company, which they first presented, has been modified
Representatives:
Tour Petitioners respectfully lepreseut
That, in their opinion, it is of great importance that all of the issues of the
Government should be so treated during the various processes of their manu¬
facture as to secure them against possible danger of iraud, such as counter¬
feiting, altering, duplicating or over-issuing.
That whereas, the Joint select Committee on Retrenchment, under date of
Mr. A.
Equitable Trust Company appears to-day in
The bondholders of this company are
doubly secured by having the guaranty of the company and the
security of mortgage on real estate, which is estimated at double
—The card of the
our
advertising columns.
the value of the amount of the bonds, and as the mortgages are
made to trustees, the bondholders are secured in any event.
—Messrs. Gossler & Co., whose card is in this issue of the
Chronicle, act as agents for the International Bank of Hamburg
and London, and have a house in Hamburg, Messrs. JohnBeren
berg, Gossler & Co., also in Boston, Messrs. Gossler & Co. They
a general banking business and draw exchange on
Europe.
March 3d, 1869, reported and recommended as follows, viz: “The highest
—Mr. V. K. Stevenson Financial agent of the Nashville, Chat¬
safety is to be attained by so conducting the work that no one or even two
departments should have it in their power to finish any note, bond or coupon, tanooga and St. Louis Railway Company will pay a dividend of
but that one part of the engraving on the securities should bs printed by one
six per cent, on the old stock of Nashville and Chattanooga Rail¬
establishment, and a succeeding part by another department, entirely distinct
road or two per cent, on the consolidated stock, at the office of
and separate from the first, and that the final process of sealing and signing
should be done by still another distinct and separate department, and in the
the Real Estate Trust Company, 317 Broadway.
By such methods, eacii under separate and distinct control, the
approach possible to security will be reached.”
plan was approved and adopted in the report of the
Secretary of the Treasury on the State of the Finances for the year 1869:
And whereas, this plan has been dangerously departed from—
Now therefore, to prevent the possibility of fraud in the preparation of
Government issues, and that the confidence of the public, both here and
abroad, in their integrity may be strengthened and never impaired.
Your petitioners respectfully request that a law may be passed authorizing
and requiring the Secretary of the Treasury, in the manufacture of all Govern¬
ment issues hereafter to be made, to conform to the plan recommended by the
Treasury.
nearest
And whereas, this
Joint Select Committee
New
on
Retrenchment aforesaid.
York, March, 1874.
William A. Booth.
W. R. Yermilye.
W. Butler Duncan.
Continental Insurance Co.,
George Opdyke.
York, F. S. Winston. President.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
the United States, H. B. Il'yde,
W. B. Shattuck <fe Co.
Turner Bros.
Howard Potter.
Brown Bros. <fc Co.
James M. Brown.
W. K. Kitchen.
National Bank Republic, R. II. Lowry,
President.
Bank of New York, by C. P. Lcverich,
President.
The American
Exchange National
Bank, by Geo. S. Coe, President.
The Merchants’ National Bank, by J.
D. Vermilye, President.
Bank of America, by Wm. L. Jenkins,
President.
Charles Dennis, Vice-President, At¬
lantic Mutual Insurance Co.
Bank ot North America, by William
Dowd, President.
Bank of
the Manhattan Co.,
J. M.
Morrison, President.
Mechanics’ National Bank. Benjamin
B. Sherman, President.
J.
George T.
Hope, President.
Life Insurance Co. of
Mutual
Pierpont Morgan.
Drexel, Morgan & Co.
Metropolitan National Bank, by J. E.
Williams, President.
National Bank of Commerce in New
York, by Robert Lenox Kennedy,
President.
Union National Bank, D. C. nays,
President.
National Mechanics’ Banking Associa¬
tion, F. (’handler.
Vice-President.
Wm. G. Lambert 120 Broadway.
Universal Life Insurance Co.,
sey,
Cashier.
Germania
Security Bank, by C‘has.
A. Colby,
Vice-President.
Morris Franklin, President, New York
Life Insurance Co.
W. B. Palmer, President, Tenth Na¬
tional Bank.
Chas. Bard, President, Continental
National Bank.
II. W. Belcher, Vice-President, Cha¬
tham National Bank.
E. A. Walton, Secretary, Citizens'
Insurance
Co., New York.
J. M. McLean.
Manhattan Life Insurance
Co., Henry
Stones, President.
Manhattan
Savings Institution, Henry
Stokes, Vice-President.
J. S. Kennedy & Co.
John J. Cisco & Son, 50 Wall st.
Howland & Aspinwall, 54 South
White, Morris & Co.
Grinnell
st.
Minturn, 78 South st.
Monahan, President, Fulton
Marine National Bank, by J. D. Fish,
Chemical National Bank, by J. G.
Jones, President.
Wm. H. Macy, President Seamen’s
Musgravc & Co., 19 Broad st.
II. G. Stebbins & Son, 50 Exchange
place.
Fabbri & Chauncey, 48 South st. -
Bank for Savings.
G. W. Duer, President National Bank
of the State of New York.
John Parker, Cashier, Phoenix Nation¬
al Bank.
The Importers’ and Traders* National
Bank of New York, by James Buell,
President.
J. L. Everitt, Cashier, National Broad¬
way
Bank.
The New York Loan & Trust
W. H. Foster, President.
Co., by
Greenieaf, Norris *fe Co.
Hanover National Bank, per Wm. n.
Scott, President.
Home Insurance Co., per J. F. Wil-
National Bank.
National Shoe & Leather
Bank, A. V.
Stout, President.
People’s Bank, C. F. Hunter, Prest.
II. B. Claflin & Co.
No. 5 Nassau Street,
& Co.
‘Bank, Wm. P. Brinlnall,
President.
The Central National
Bank, Wm. A.
Wheelock, President.
Strong^
HATCH,
New York, March 27, 1874.
buy and sell Government Bonds and Gold at cur¬
rent market rates ; buy Gold Coupons ; buy and sell Stocks and
Bonds at the Stock Exchange on Commission for cash: receive
We
Deposits, and allow interest at the rate of Four per cent; make
Collections, and transact a general Banking and Financial
business.
*
We also deal in the Central Pacific
and Western Pacific
Bonds, which, at present prices, are veiy
Gold
desirable for
investment.
We
are
also selling
the Central Pacific Gold Six per cent
Land Bonds at 85 and accrued interest.
FISK & HATCH.
<THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
ONE PER CENT (101 per cent)
its Construction Mortgage Bonds
presented for prepayment prior to July 1, 1874, at its office in
offers par and a PREMIUM OF
with accrued interest, for any of
balance of its Construction Mortgage Debt is
These Bonds mature April 1st, 1875.
RAILROAD BONDS.—Whether you wish to BUY or SELL
HASSLER & CO., No. 7 Wall ntreet. N. Y.
write to
CONTRACTS
a Commission.
Advances made on Consignments,
R. M. WATERS & CO. 56 Broad st
Bought and sold for
L. W. HAMILTON & CO., Stock Brokers, 48 Broad street, New York,
have jnst published a very interesting book, entitled “How Fortunes are
Made in Wall Street,” which they will mail free to any address.
All
Interested in stock speculations should call or send for a copy.
Tumbridge & Co., Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall street, New York, nego¬
or Calls on stocks costing $50 for 50 shares, $100 for 100 shares (30
days), at the following rates from the present market price of stocks:
tiate Puts
Co.
Brothers, 31 Burling Slip.
marth, Vice-President.
Cooper, Hewitt & Co., 17 Burling Slip.
First National Bank, Geo. F. Baker, L. Von Hoffman & Co., 50 Wall street.
Cashier,
August Belmont & Co.
S. T, Brown,
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
COTTON
Joseph Stuart, Vice-President, Fourth
Robert
A. A. Low &
date.
the first mortgage bonds of the International
maturing April 1, will be paid at the National
Bank, R. Bayles,
Roosevelt & Son, 94 Maiden Lane.
C. H. P. Babcock, 52 Broadway.
J. J. Stuart & Cc., 33 Nassau st.
E. S. Jaffray
Drv Goods
of the
paid at
City Bank, 52 Wall street.
New York.
The outstanding
about $3,000,000.
Thos.
National Bank.
The Market National
President.
President.
—The coupons of
Railroad Company,
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK &
II. Wesondonck. President,
Life Ins. Co.
John A. Stewart, President.
E D. Morgan & Co.
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co., N.
R. G. Rolston, President.
wright, Cashier.
—The coupons due April 1 of the consolidated bonds
Houston and Texas Central Railway Company will be
the National City Bank, 52 Wall street, on and after that
Wulker, President.
John S. Kennedy.
M. K. Jesup & Co.
National City Bank of N. Y., B. Cart¬
—Messrs. Turners Bros, will pay the coupons, due April 1, on
the Indianapolis Bloomington and Western first mortgage bonds ;
also the same on the Danville Urbana Bloomington & Pekin
Railroad.
Wm.
New York State Loan & Trust Co.,
II. A. Srnytke, President.
Edward King.
Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Co..
Andrew W. Gill, President.
Na.ional Trust Co., D. R. Mangam,
President.
Tradesmen’s National Bank, A. Hal¬
N. F. Palmer, President, Leather
Manufacturers’ National Bank.
United Stales Trust Co. of New York,
Y., by
New
transact
PUTS.
CALLS.
PUTS.
CALLS.
March 27,1874.
Beiow
Hailem
8
Rock Island
1
Central and Hudson.... 1
1
Lake Shore
West. Union Telegraph: 1
New Jersey Central.... 1
1
Wabash
Above
Below
Above
Northwest
1
3%
2>i
1%
2
3
1
St. Paul common
Ohio and Mississippi.... 1
Union Pacific.,.:....... X
C., C. & I. C
1
2
3
Pacific Mall
Hannibal* St.
Erie
3
Gold
2
Joseph. 1
2
.
TMrty-two age explanatory pamphlet mailed on application.
3
1
2
2X
3
3X
X
%
LbTij
Mirok 28,
THE CHRONICLE.
GTfje Bankers’ ©alette.
DIVIDENDS.
The
following Dividends have been declared during the past week:
Pkb
Cent.
Company.
When
P’ablb.
Books Closed.
Railroads.
4
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western (quar).
Nashville, Chat. & St. Louis, consol, (quar)
N. Y., Prov. & Boston (Stonington), quar.
Ogdensbnrg & Lake Champlain, pref
Phil. & Reading, pref. and com. (quar.)...
Sioux City & Pacific, pref
April
2* April
2
April
April
J*
$4
April
27 April 9 to April 27
10 Mch. 31 to Apr. 21
1
20 April 1 to April ii
1
April 24 Mch. 31 to Apr. 13
April 1
2*
3*
Money
Market and Financial Situation.
financial situation has
greatly improved
as to one
The
point, at least,
during the past week, in that the position of Congress upon the
currency
question is much more definitely known than it had
been at any
amount of
time before, by their making the issue of the full
$400,000,000 legal tenders
an
established fact.
The
the question, too, were so decided that they leave the
matter in no doubtful position, and encourage no expectation that
it will be reversed.
According to the press dispatches, in the
House of Representatives the question of fixing the greenbacks
at $356,000,000 had 70 votes for and 171 against it; for fixing the
limit at $382,000,000 (the amount now outstanding) the vote was
74 for and 172 against; for making it $400,000,000 there were 168
for and 77 against. The following is the text of the bill passed
votes upon
in the House:
legal tender notes at $400,000,000.
Whereat, The existing uncertainty as to whether the amount of legal tender
notes now authorized by law to be kept in general circulation is $356,000,000
or $400,000,000 is calculated to derange the business of the country and un¬
settle values; therelore
Beit enacted, &c., That the provisions of law existing prior to the passage
of the act approved April 12,1866, entitled “An act to amend an act to provide
ways and means to support the Government,” approved March 3, 1865, he and
the same are hereby declared to be in force, so as to authorize the amount of
legal tender notes of the United States to the amount of $400,000,000, to be
kept in general circulation, and the total amount of United States notes,
issued or to he issued, shall never exceed $400,000,000.
In the Senate, for
$356,000,000, there were 18 affirmatives and
negative votes ;'and the question coming up next in the shape
of an amendment by Mr. Wright, of Indiana, “ that the amount
of United States notes for circulation is hereby fixed at $400,000,000/’ This was changed so as to read, “the maximum
amount of United States notes is hereby fixed at $400,000,000,”
and was then passed by a vote of 31 yeas to 26 nays.
The
extraordinary interest centering around the financial question
seems to warrant us in thus referring to the vote with more
detail than we should usually do upon a similar topic.
Our money market shows a slightly increased activity and
firmness in tone, though the supply is very abundant on call at
4(5)5 per cent. Commercial paper is much the same ap last week,
and the quotations for choicest paper are 54 to 7 per cent, the
former rate being exceptional.
Cable advices from London, on Thursday, reports that money
in the open market was about up to the Bank rate, which
remained unchanged at 3£ per cent, and there was a decrease of
the bullion in Bank of £25,000 in the week.
The last statement of our city Clearing House banks on March
21 showed a decrease in legal tender reserve, the excess above
the 25 per cent requirement being $19,953,300 against $22,077,050
the previous week.
The following table shows the changes from previous week
and a comparison with 1873 and 1872 :
40
1874.
March 14.
Loans anadis. $285,717,100
Specie....
....
Circulation....
Net
deposits..
Legal tenders.
March 21.
$285,866,200 Inc
27,914,300 26,696,000 Dec.
26,720,900
.
26,717,300 Dec.
243,238,500 240,991,100 Dec.
61.652.600
1873.;
.
Differences.
60.184.400 Dec.
March 22.
1872.
March. 23.
$149,100 $275,198,800 $277,761,500
1,218,300 17,472,300 19.436,600
3,600 27,613,600 28,018.300
2,247,400 194,623,500 203,707,000
1,468.200
38.804.200 42.618,300
United States Bond*.—There has
been
a
good degree of
activity in Governments, on a demand from home purchasers,
throughout the week, and to-day it was quite noticeable that the
foreign bankers were among the principal purchasers for the first
time in several weeks. The tendency of currency legislation is
to enhance the value of gold bonds, among which Government
securities come in for the first notice, as the best known, and most
generally available of all gold bearing bonds. The buyers for
foreign account have taken almost exclusively the 5-20s of 1867,
and sixes of 1881.
Closing prices daily have been as follows;
Mch.
21.
period.
•
This is the price
bid,
no
fdc
Mch.
Mch.
23.
24.
115
*114*
Mch.
25.
*115
*119* *119* 119*
120* *120
120*
*117* 117* 117*
*119* *119* *119*
*120* 120* *120*
*118* 118* 119
*119* 119* 119*
*119* 119* 119*
114* *114* 114*
114* 114* 114*
117
*116* *117
26.
119*
120*
♦117*
*119*
119*
119*
120*
119
119
119* 120
119* *119*
*114*
*114* *li4*
*117
*117*
The range in prices since Jan. 1 and the amount of
of bonds outstanding March 1,1874, were as follows:
-Range since Jan. 1.
Highest
5s, funded 1881..
6s, 1881
6s, 1881
6s, 5-20’s,
6s, 5-20’s,
6s, 5-20’s,
6s, 5-20’s,
6s, 5-20’s,
6s, 5-^0’s,
..coup.
reg.
115* Jan.
117
.coup.
coup
coup.
coup.
Jan.
114
115
Jan.
Jan.
119*
120*
120*
115*
114* Jan.
114* Jan.
Jan.
114
reg., 110* Feb.
coup.
reg.
6s, Currency
120
120*
119*
120*
120*
115*
115*
117
—.
each class
,—Amount March 1.—,
Registered.
Coupon.
115
Mch. 24 $175,525,100 $185,345,150
120* Feb. 10 193,159,650
121
Feb. 20
89,576,700
16,429,050 152,164,100
118* Feb. 24
120* Feb. 19
25,921,300
33,071,500
83,889,750 118,744,600
121* Feb. 20
112* Jan.
1862
1864
1865
1865, new coup.
coup.
1867
1868.,... .coup.
27.
*115*
119* 119*
120* 120*
117* 118*
•115
made at the Board.
was
Lowest
111
Jan.
Mch.
Mch.
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb.
Mch.
21
27
28
21
56.618,550
146,014,550
87,639,500
18,814,000
223 014,900
23,660,000
140,778,550
53,788,78*0
64,623,512
Closing prices of securities in London have been as follows:
U. S. 6s,
U. S. 6s,
U. S. 5s,
New 5s
5-20’8,1865, o
5-20’s, 1867
10-40’s
State
....
Mch.
27.
Mch.
20.
Mch.
13.
109*
109*
103*
10-1*
109*
109*
103*
104*
Since Jan. 1.—
,
Jan.
107
109*
109*
104*
104*
2
107* Jan. 5
103* Feb. 16
102* Jan. 15
aid Railroad Bonds.—There has been
—,
Highest.
Lowest.
110
110
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
105* Jan. 24
104* Mch. 18
scarcely
any¬
week, with the exception of a
thing doing in State bonds this
which have not been quite as
reported that the Court will reserve its decision till
next term upon the question regarding the Bank of Tennesseee
new issue of notes, and the opinion of parties well informed at
Nashville is that it would be so long before these notes could bo
decided in another suit to be receivable for State taxes, that they
are practically of little importance, as the occasion of any prob
able decreasing in the revenue.
Railroad bonds have been more active, led by a buoyant move¬
ment in Union Pacific Incomes, which the company is now
offering to exchange for a twenty year 8 per cent bond (or 7 per
cent sterling), secured by mortgage, which is a third lien on the
road and a second lien on the company’s lands. The first coupon
is to be adjusted by paying holders the difference in cash, so as
to ipake the amount received the same as on the Incomes.
The
bill- in the Missouri Legislature to extend for twenty years the
$1,500,000 bonds of the State advanced to the Hannibal & St.
Joseph Railroad Company at the time of the construction of that
road has become a law. Messrs. Winslow, Lanier & Co. have
lately negotiated in London $2,500,000 of the Chicago & North¬
west consolidated gold seven per cent bonds.
Closing prices daily,and the range since Jan. l,have been:
few transactions in Tennessees,
A bill to fix the amount of
-
58.10-4lO’s
Int.
5s, funded, 1881, ..coup. ...Quarterly.
6s, 1881
reg. .Jan. & July.
6s, 1881
coup. .Jan. & July.
6s, 5 20’s, 1862
coup. .May & Nov.
6s, 5-20’s, 1864
coup. .May & Nov.
6s, 5-20’s, 1865
coup. .May & Nov.
6s, 5-20’s,1865 new,coup. .Jan. & July.
68, 5-20’s, 186?.... coup., .Jan. & July.
68, 5-20’s, 1868
coup. .Jan. & July.
5s, 10 40's
reg. .Mar. & Sept.
5s, 10-40’s
coup. .Mar. & Sept.
6s Currency
reg. .Jan. & July.
Friday, March 27, 1874—6 P. M.
The
311
firm.
It is
Mch. Mch.
23.
21.
sTenn., old
3
Tenn., new
N. Car., old....
N. Car., new...
3
Virg., old.
3
3
do
do
91*
•89
*29
conaolld. •50*
deferred. *11
jS.C.,J. & J....
9
21*
Missouri
*8
•93*
ent. Pac.,gold.. *94*
84
rn. Pac., 1st
do
L’dGr’t *82*
80*
do
Income.
•103*
Irle 1st M. 7s
r. J. Cen. 1st 78..
't Wayne 1st 7s.
•90
•89*
•28*
*21
*11
*7
94
94
84
83
81
Mch. Mch. Mch.
26.
25.
‘24.
*89*
•89*
•28*
•21*
•89*
56*
50*
•
•
•
•
*94'
94
84
*63
81*
*103
•90*
90*
•90
*28*
....
21*
21*
*
•
•
•
8
•94
,
,
84*
81*
84*
104
•50*
•11
*8
*94
*93*
85*
83*
88
*104
Mch.
27.
90*
90*
*29
*21*
•35
*50
*11
•8
*94
94
86
84*
88*
*104
•106* *:06* *106* •106* *106*
106
*106* •106* *107* *106*
*105
105
*105
:ocKlBldlBt7s... *105* 105* *105
*
This is the price
bid. no sals was made at the
Railroad and Miscellaneous
Since Jan. 1
H ighest.
Lowest
8 91* Mch. 11
Jan.
79
9
79
Jan.
91* Mch. 20
28* Mch. 6 29* Jan. 24
6 21* Mch. 21
Jan.
16
Jan. 30
9 42
40
Jan.
Feb. 17 53* Jan. 27
50
Jan. 9 11* Feb. 13
11
Jan.12
8
Mch. 25 11
90* Jan. 2 96 Mch. 2
92* Jan. 3 96* Jan. 14
81)- \ Jan. 2 86$, Feb: 9
75> Jan. 3 84* Mch. 27
9 89
Mch. 27
73* Jan.
5 104
Mch. 25
101
Jan.
Jan.
6
102* Feb. 3 107
Jan. 27 108*t Mch. 19
104
6
Jan.
101
106>f Mch. 1 g
,
Board.
Stocks.—The stock marke
tending upwards, and
closing at a material advance onTast week. The principal move
ment has been during the past few days under the stimulus'?^
the Washington news concerning the increase in legal ten¬
ders. Western Union Telegraph has been especially buoyant
under clique movements, supported by the rumors again circulated
of a coming scrip dividend. Union Pacific stock is also higher t
assisted apparently by the same influences which have advanced
the income bonds. Erie is depressed by the unfavorable news
from London as to the hostility of Bischoffsheim, and also by the
strike on the line of the road. At a meeting of the directors on
Thursday the floating debt wan reported to be about $2,400,000.
Railroad earnings continue to show a decrease on nearly every
line so far as yet reported for the early weeks in March, as ap¬
pears more fully in the table below. The market to-day was
buoyant in the morning, but subsequently declined.
The daily highest and lowest prices have been as follows;
has been much more
active, with prices
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
Mch. SiMch. 25.
Mch. 26.
Mch. 24.
100% io:% 100% 101% 10 i% 101% lO^ 102%
Monday,
Saturday,
Mch. 23.
Mch. 21.
N.Y.Cen.&H.R. 100% 100%
Harlem
*xl28%
90% 100%
*
42?*
77%
45%
Northwest
54
72
pref.
Rock Island ...
St. PauL
do
nref....
At.* Pac.,pref.
Ohio & Miss...
Bost., H.& E..
Central oi N.J.
Del., L. & West
Han. & St. Jos.
Union Pacific..
Qol.Chic.&l.C.
Panama
West, Un. Tel.
Quicksilver....
do
pref.
Pacific Mall....
AdamB Exp
American Ex..
United States..
...
Wells, Fargo..
»
43%
78%
47%
54%
72
105% 105%
42
422*
•63% 64%
15% 16
30% 30%
*
2
105 %
41%
76%
44%
53%
70%
104%
41%
42%
77%
45%
54%
71%
105%
43%
43
42%
!6" 16%
30% 31
i6“ ie‘
29% 30%
101% 104%
109
109%
31% 31%
34% 34*
30% 31%
*
105%
108% 108%
31% 31%
33% 31
30
30%
115%
79%
32
87
....
This is the price
77
....
bid and asked
: no
-Jan. 1,
Lowest.
N. Y. Cen. & Ilud.
Harlem
Erie
Lake Shore
Wabash
Northwest
•
•
76
2456. 12
50% Mch.
.60% Mch.
*00% Jan.
30% Mch.
Rocklsland
St. Paul
do
pref
63% Mch.
Atlantic & Pacific pref. 12% Jan.
Ohio & Mississippi.... 29% Mch.
IX Feb.
Boston, Hartf. & Erie.
dan.
Central of New Jersey. 98
Jan.
Del., Lack. & Western. 99
27 % Jan.
30% Jan.
27 % Jan.
110
Jan.
Panama
Western Union Tel.... 71% Mcb.
Jan.
28
Quicksilver
33
Jan.
do
prof....
38% Jau.
Pacific Mail
92% Jan.
58% Jan.
United States Express. 68% Jau.
69% Jan.
105%
7 134%
26 51%
7 84%
23 55%
7 62%
4 78%
2 109%
7 49%
10 74%
6
4
10
8
2
2
2
2
6
7
19
5
2
13
2
21
5
47%
week of Mch.
99
62%
08
76%
77% Nov.
90
Sept.
35% Nov.
16 57% Nov.
16 32?£ Oct.
9 31% Oct.
Feb. 9 53 Nov.
Feb. 9 80% Oct.
Jan. 10 21% Nov.
43% Nov.
Feb
•76%
4
1
7 69% Feb. 4
1 97% Feb. 15
15 75% Jau. 2
14
8
85
91
56
Sept. 30 86
21,337
227,218
685,641
1,642,558
221,773 2,341,987
276,099
405,504
Jan. 29
Jan. 24
Feb. 3
June 7
June
7
Feb.
7
Jan.
4
Feb. 11
Jan.
6
Feb.
6
Jan.
2
Feb.
1
Feb. 7
Jan. 29
Jan. 8
Jan.
6
Jan. 29
1873.
$938,820
182,792
1,581,284
643,041
1,946,109
761,887
19,493
33,631
40,889
375,402 3,048,513 3,025,808
597,429 1,150,159
90,441
281.426
348,778
190,769
345,311
194,786
324,483
213,348
396,508 3,756,535 4,211,909
332,008
162,585
315,243
150,457 1,425,654 1,278,874
224,393
425,032
482,380
265,628
507,275
578 476
239,303
291,630
22,929
28,314
Mch.
Mch.
10,911
45,955
13,341
51,533
Mch.
48,103
75,873
Mch.
21,412
26,773
95,417
02 >,715
78,127
25.471
24,755
111,101
523,975
46,503
504,67S
228,271
95,904
351,690
448,454
575,235
280.334
119,367
349,421
517,077
232,759
210,422
225.687
213,346
1,033.010 1,111,468
523,975
620,715
159,496
81,086
following were sold this week at auction :
$10,000 Smithtown & Port Jefferson Railroad Co. 1st mortgage 7 per cent
bonds, due 1901; interest coupons payable March and September in New
York, interest guaranteed by the L. I. It. It. Co., $500 each. 85%.
$20,000 City of Jersey City 7 per cent bonds, due 1899, interest coupons payable
January and July, $1,000 each, 94%@95 and interest.
$5 ,000 Minnesota State 7 per cent deferred bonds, due 1883; interest coupons
payable in New York June and December, $1,000 each. Coupons on three
$1,000 each, 125.
500 shares Mariposa Land & Mining Co., $100 each, per share, $6.
$1 ,000 State of Indiana Wabash & Erie Canal 5 per cent preferred special
stock, $90.
canal
Lapsley & Bazley, Brokers, 74 Broadway and 0 New street*
quote stock privileges, $100 for 100 shares. 30 days ; $150 to $200, 60 days (on
Members New York stoc.< Exchange or responsible parties), at the following dis¬
tance from the market.
Puts
Calls
Puts
Calls
I
above.
below.
above.
March 27,1S74.
below.
Rock Island
2%©4
Gold for % bonus.. % <a %
vAmn
%@1
2 k© l
3 ©4%
Mil. & St. Paul.
t'*®3%
1*©2
W. Union Tel
1 Y©3%
.3
Wabash
©5
Ik ©2
Pacific Mail
1 %©2%
l %©3
Ohio & Mississippi.
\<SH%
Y©'-k
N. Y. C. & Hud... 1 @1%
6
ik ©2%
Harlem
..3 ©5
Union Pacific
!k©l%
3 ©4% j Han. & St. .Joseph. 1 ©2%
2 k© 4
Erie
2 ®l
Lake Shore
2,k®3 %
1%©2%
1 ©2
C., C. & I. C
2%©4
I
1%®2%
Northwestern
..
.
The Gold
Market.—Gold has
finally advanced, touching 1134
to-day and closing at 113|. There is no evidence of a specu¬
lative support in the market to produce this result, and it
seems to be simply the consequence of the vote in both Houses of
Congress placing the legal tender circulation at $400,000,000, and
showing incidentally a very decided inclination on the part of
many members to obtain a further issue of legal tenders or national
bank circulation.
It is probable that there will nbw be more
activity in gold since the uncertainty which has hung over the
market is partially removed, and operators as well as merchants
have something upon which to base their future plans.
Treasury gold
short delay the Secretary
a
$1,000,000 instead of the $500,000
rates to-day were 3, 4, 4| and 5 per
Quotations
High- Clos¬
Lowest.
Total
Balances.
,
.
Clearings.
Gold. Currency.
$15,870,000 $1,357,432 $1,542,531
33,028,000 1,352,874 1,539,484
27,647,000 1,077,961 1,210,689
23,215,000 1,342,978 1,519,500
43.114,000 1,558,090 1,757,655
60,582,000 1,120,220 1,309,324
ings
111%
est.
112
Salurday, Mch. 21
111% 111%
23 ...111% 111%
Monday,
112
Tuesday,
'
112% 111%
Wednesday,
112% 112%
Thursday,
27 ...113% 113
Friday,
111%
112%
112%
112%
113% 113%
111%
112%
112%
112%
113% 113% $208,456,000 $1,120,220 $1,309,324
112% 111% 146,758,000 1,173,300 1,315,382
113% 113%
Foreign Exchange.—The rates of exchange have been firm
Current week
111% 111%
Previous week
111% 111%
Jan. 1,1874. to date...110% 110%
throughout the week, and after the steamer of Wednesday were
advanced £ the next day, for prime sterling bills. There has been
only a moderate supply of bankers’ bills offering, and cotton bills
are taken up at the South by bankers’ agents at the ports, so that
they do not come directly upon our market, and the bankers are
better able to regulate the supply of exchange to suit the demands
of the market.
The advance in gold had, at first, rather a de¬
pressing effect upon exchange, but this was afterwards changed,
and rates became firmer. - Business to-day was comparatively
dull at a concession from the nominal rates, which were as
follows
:
March 27.
,
e0
Antwerp
5.!8%@5.1S%
5 19%@5 20
4.88%@ ...
4.88,, @4.88%
... @. .
5.13%@5.14%
5 14?*@5 15
95%@ 95%
96%96%
5 14%@5 15
41%@ ...
5 19%@5 20
40%@ 40%
Swiss
Amsterdam
.
3 days.
days.
4.85%@
4.85 @4.85%
4.82 @4.82%
London prime bankers’sterling
London good bankers’ do
London prime com. ster do
Paris (bankers)
..
Hamburg
41%@ 41%
41%"* 41%
95%@ 95%
96%@ 96%
71%@ 71%
72>a@ 72%
l’he transactions lor the week at the Custom House and SubTreasury have been as follows:
Frankfort
Bremen
Prussian thalers...
—
.
-Sub-Treasury.-
Custom
House
....
23
24....
25
26....
27
,...
,...
....
....
377,000
409,000
394,000
307,000
444,000
409.787 90
Balance. Mch. 27..
New York
.•
r
Capital.
following statement shows
of New York City for tin;
business on March 21, 1874:
AMOUNT
1,000,000
1,000.000
600,000
300,000
Butchers’* Drovers’
Mechanics* 1 raders
Greenwich
Leather Manuf
Seventh Ward
State of N. York..
American Esdi’ge.
Commerce
1,235,000'
1,500,0®
800, Out)
600,000
200,000
600,000
500.000
2,000.000
5,000,000
10,000,000
1,000,000
Broadway
6,226,700
8,411,100
1,928,600
7,820,400
3,622,800
3.709,600
1,025,0)0
300,0 0
247,'00
66 »,aX)
366,460
489.300
2,489 000
4S,7t>0
'18,700
2,017,800
981,100
403,700
3,216,900
1,199,000 >
4 ,400
4.982,000
757.40)
12,206,000 1,077.000
18,946,700
759,000
5,729,300
442, ;00
3,528,400
2,092,600
Republic
2,000,000
5,123,90.1
1,472,800
412,500
1,459,800
6,600
450,000
.
2,689,600
1.000,060
2,618,500
4,461.300
131,SOO
U5.HX)
Irving
Metropolitan
5(0,000
1,060,(00
2,560,010
13.015,000
215.00)
l.SSUXO
Citizens
Nassau
Market
St. Nicholas........
Shoe and Leather..
Corn Exchange
Continental
Oriental....;
Marine
4(U',0(0
l.UOU.OOO
1,000,0(0
1,066,000
1,000,(00
1,317,3(0
25,2(0
4 5,300
2,397,800
3,060.500
151,600
2,517,800
131,700
4,159,100 / 83,500
1,600,000
2,7'.6,80U
400,000
2.000,0(0
300,000
2,799,3)0
1,584,300
Importers’* Trad’rs
1,500,000
Park
Mech. Bank’g Asso.
2,000,000
2.524,100
13 259,300
5a),000
Grocers’
North River
East River
Manufact’rs** Mer.
Fourth National....
Central National...
Second National....
Ninth National
First National
Third National.....
N.Y.National Excli..
Tenth National
800.a>0
1,208,500
....
4a),000
350,000
500,000
5,000,00u
2,000,000
300,000
1,500,(.GO
500,(03
1,060,000
500,000
1,000,0(0
16,5a),500
750,300
1,025,700
963.500
1,110,700
26,418,300
6,559,000
l,756,0ai
7,475,100
4,8)2,600
6,348,500
1,362.060
1,798,700
517,600
718,900
410,000
31-4.700
.3,058.900
2,288 700
416,l(i()
488,500
239,260
728,300
489.300
2 966,160
1,894,'00
325.600
293,200
270.600
219,000
823,000
570.000
1,523,000
55.’,700
22,600
134,000
167,300
.‘51,000
897,000
3,018.100
3,696.300
876.400
473.400
3,933,100
2/86,700
1,299,100
850.8OU
4,017,000
2,<66,000
9,023,000
289,206
166,4'Xt
1,157,006
131,300-
1,206,800
2,665.(60
365,966
714,360
786,9)0
5.(00
2.112,200
129,860
5,500
328,600
168,400
1,662.300
1.281,800
2,521,700
563.40C
19,714,300
896.400
SOO ,000
437,<H)0
536,4i>0
7,581,600
288,000
4,482,060
1,901,000
442,000
1,512,7(0
389,000
1,789,800
296,200
1,(47,700
18,176.200
l.Mt>,000
3.900
4,100
360.(KK)
483,000
SSS.aK)
810,100
605.600
88s,260
17.101,300
5,272.000
1.467,010
7,626,860
6,439,200
6,665,000
193,000
2,786,800
1.357,0(0
255,000
577,300
3:0,700
789,000
2< 6.2(0
996,060
56 >,4)0
213,000
1,436,700
930.400
5,321,700
180,0(0
$32,370,200 $235,866,200 $26,6% 006 $60,184,400 $240,99:,100
deviations from the returns of previous week
$26,717,300
Bowery National...
250,0(0
1,130,000
1,083,000
200,000
2,000,000
5,323,600
Dry Goods
1,000,000
2,155 810
3 0 >0
25.000
466,200
21,100
296,0(0
358,500
The
follows:
Loans
Inc.
Specie
Legal Tenders
Dec.
Dec
The
20O,H'0
1.2-9.100
2,342,200
2,135,000
53-2,200
161,500
173.600
206,660
737.600
l'.’5,7tK>
2,700
313 590
4 0,060
591,700 '
3.0.500
665,900
6,700
1V200
23.7U0
1,060
814,400
48,000
1,391,290
2,506.600
366,100
4.703,600
8,682,500
7.273,100
796,900
5.119.600
..../.
1,7 5.000
1,890.400
814.000
3,408 900
1,399.300
131,600
1.553,200
6,8:9.300
176,960
New York Co. Nat.
German American.
Total
527,960
1,200
519,810
771,500
2,101,000
,
tion.
$837,300
9,7i 0
852,100
512,410
437,300
1,993.700
123.500
336,400
248,500
1,637,700
32/00
361,800
5.800
223,000
5,079,800
Circula-
358,400
431,3 '0
1,7 0.200
363 / 00
North America
Hanover
1.000,000
1,361,000
100,600
18,500
1,000,000
422,700
People’s
Net
Specie.
Mercantile
Pacific
Chatham
OF-
Legal
Tenders. Deposits.
$11,436,000 $2,333,600 $1,669,300 $10,892,500
4,658,100
5,980,100
630,U>0 1,375,200
8,929,200 1,791,300 2.862,500
8.673,700
495,600
6,732,900
940,700
4,868,600
'4,969,200
852,400
3,523.700
407 000
8,912,700 1,707,900 1,90.5,600
7.598,000
383,800
4,51S,:-00
950,600
3,768,100
Discounts.
$S,000,000
2,050.000
3,000,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
3,000,000
1,800,000
Merchants’Exch’ge.
Gallatin, National..
274.740 36
736,939 92
$54,586,430 64 $38,741,959 46
Loansand
City
'
•
-AVERAGE
Tradesmen’s
Fulton...
Chemical
94
70.308 h6
1,039,837 13
22 $37,971,804 58
the condition of the Associated Banks
week ending at the commencement of
Merchants’
Mechanics’
Union
America
Phoenix
1,836.173
1,579,917 62
City Banks.—The
Banks.
New York
Manhattan Co.
120,931 22
110.759 82
705,527 08
338,54 9 82'
394,161 44
307.194 65
493,635 64
Currency.
$334,442 42
554,565 62
542,376 33
501,531 83
$61,258 09
$390,384 64
3S9,b59 26
310,712 99
$477,713 54
436,504 32
Total
$2,294,000
$55,306,702
Balance. Mch. 20...
Gold.
Currency.
Gold.
Receipts.
$363,000
Mch. 21
Payments.
-Receipts
1,199,670
178,429
119,248
2:24,780
Toledo. P.&Warsaw 2d week of Mch.
Tol., Wab. & West. 3d week of Mch.
Union Pacific
Month of Jan.
West Wisconsin
Month of Feb.
Jan. 24
49,167
100,209
96,622
141,825 1,715,787 1,127,437
228,701
144,215
Open
Jan.l to latest date.
17,388
129,304
4
3
after
Customs receipts ot the week have been
carrying.
$2,294,000.
follows:
1874.
$934,223
538,668
Feb.
Feb.
14 117% Mch. 11
1 62% Apr. 21
1873.
$112,802
17,017
312,088
Feb.
Mcli
::::
5 106% Peb.
19 140 Apr.
1874.
$94,550
46.693
132,260
Fob.
49%
*....
Board.
lb
15
794,000
Cleve.,Col.Cin. & I. Month of Feb.
Denver Pacific
Month of Feb.
Erie
1st week of Mch.
Illinois Central
Month of Feb.
Indianap., Bl. & W.. Month of Feb.
Kansas Pacific
Month of Feb.
LakeSh. & Mich. S, 3d week of Mch.
Month of Feb.
Marietta & Cin
Michigan Central.. 2d week of Mch.
Mo., Kansas & Tex.. Month of Feb.
33
37
-Whole year 1873.Lowest.
Highest>
Feb. 11
78
Bur.,0. Rqp,& Minn. 2d week of Mch.
Central Pacific
Month of Feb.
Chic., Danv. & Yin. Month of Feb.
Chic., Mil. & St. P.. 3d week of Mch.
Chic. & Northwest. 2d week of Mch.
The
*....
*....
date was as follows:
Mch. 11
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
106% 106%
110% 111%
32
82%
36% 37%
80% 82
115
115%
80% 82%
71
76
•75% 77
cent for
ing.
2
*....
79%
Nov. 15 38%
22
Feb. 16 10
86
Jau. 10 21% Oct. 14 49%
8
Nov. 12 10%
1
3% Jan.
Nov. 10 106%
109% Feb. 10 85
112% Feb. 10 79% Nov. 1 106
Nov. 7 52%
34% Jan. 12 15
37% Mch. 27 14% Nov. 1 39%
32% Jan. 12 16% Nov. 5 43%
9 77% Nov.
6 130
Jan.
118
82% Mch. 25 43% Nov. 1 94%
35% Feb. 5 18
Sept. 30 46%
Nov. 6 57
40% Feb. 9 25
49% Mch. 27 25 Oct. 15 76%
99% Mch. 19 76 Nov. 3 100%
65
Feb. 9 41
Nov. 1 70%
73
Feb. 9 44% Oct. 15 82
Roads.
Mobile & Ohio
Mouth of
Ohio & Mississippi.. Month of
St. L., Alton & T. II. 2d week of
do do branches.. 2d week of
bt. Louis & Iron Mt. 1st week of
St. L., Kans. C.&N. 2d week of
St. L. & Southeast.. 1st week of
*70
72
*70
The latest railroad earnings reported are as
Latest earnings reported.Atlantic & Gt. West. 2d
Thursday the total bids for the $500,000 of
65
16% 17
31% 32
46% 48
*97% 98%
*63% 64%
45% 48%
*97% 99
*6-1
64%
sale was made at the
2
40% Mch.
76% Mch.
44% Mch.
.
:
pref
64%
•
65
....
1874, to date.
Highest.
R....,99% Jan.
—*18% Jan.
'..
15%
•
46% 48
56% 58
73% 74%
107% 103
45% 46
....
99
*75
....
46% 47
45% 47%
56
56%
54% 56%
73% 73%
72% 73%
105% 107% 106% 107%
44
43
44%
44%
64% 64% •64% 65%
16%
16%
16% 17
31% 31%
30% 31%
‘1%
1%
1%
104% 101% 105% 105%
•103% 109
109% 109%
31% 31%
31% 31%
35% 36
31% 35%
31% 31%
31% 31%
117
114% 114%
79% .81%
79% 82%
32
32
20%
from Jan. 1,1873, to this
The entire range
do
45% -46%
55% 55%
72% 72%
105% 1C6%
108% 108%
31% 32
33% 33%
30% 36%
•114
iim ii4% *114
78%
76% 77%
76% 77%
•31
31%
32%
31%
*30%
ft
*35% 36%
43% 41% ft 44%
43% 44%
99
*98
99% •97
•6(
65
•63% 64% •63%
*71
•70%
•71% 73
ft
On
amounted to $1,620,000, and
131% 131%
13 L
*130
announced that he would sell
131% 131
40% 41%
40% 42%
42% 43
42% 43%
advertised.
On gold loans the
I
81%
83
79%
80%
78% 80%
78% 78%
...
...
Erie
Lake Shore....
Wabash
do
[March 28, 1874.
THE CHRONICLE
312
$149,100
1,218,300
Net Deposits
Circulation
.
.
.
880.000
873,000
2-25.000
1,698,500
are as
<?
Dec. $2,247,400
Dec.
3,60)
1.468,200
following are the totals for a series of weeks past:
March
28, 1874.]
THE
Circu¬
lation.
Legal
Jan. 3...
Jan. 10..
Jan. 17...
Jan. 24..
Jan. 31
Feb. 7...
Feb. 14
Feb. 21...
Feb. 23..,
Mch,.7...
Mch 14
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
AfCh. 21..
.
Specie.
28,395.600
32,679,100
34,310,000
263,496,500
267,111,100
.
..
Loans.
261.135,400
265,610,OXK)
.
Tenders.
46.458.100
205,399,500
50,926,600
55,418,500
219,668,000
231,24!, 100
232.391.800
23)3.119,800
Deposits.
269.995.800
277,237,100
278,217,000
283,230,60)0
282.555.700
286,787,200
285,; 17,100
34,739,100
31.312.100
33,220,700
30,667,200
28,363,000
26,488.300
23,074,100
27,914.300
57,883.300
58.377,700
59,052,900
59,872.100
60.150,600
61,915,000
285,866,200
26,696,000
60,184,460
Boston
National Banks, as
March 23, 1874
Banks.
Atlantic
Atlas
Blackstone
Boston
Broadwa),
Columbian
Continental
Eliot
Everett
Faneull Hall
Freeman’s
Globe
Hamilton
Howard
Market
Massachusetts
Maverick
Merchants
Mount Vernon
New England
North
Old Boston
Shawmut
Snoe & Leather
State
1,000,000
300,000
1,000,000
750,000
1,000,000
109,800
36,500
31.600
1.40*0
1US.10U
327,200
140,900
100,000
21.800
82.000
50.100
r
3.900
63,800
42,900
290. <00
98,100
15,600
115 100
2,353,801)
1,439,700
2.0)01,200
82.900
100,70C
47,600
130,800
46,100
1.191.200
9,271,800
51,400
81,6'.’0
18,200
435.700
658.700
30 000
1,263.900
50,700
5.677.100
339,190
1,472.404
2,402,900
3.404.S00
2,037.90)0
95.’CO
379,300
765 500
756 4001
128,60)0
173,500
313,900
323.300
194,500
2,003,800
1,137,300
778,1001
336,4010
595,9010
494.900
985.400
2,100
500,000
525,4'jO
1.127.200
475.200
965,600
838.400
872.1H0
443.900
290', 500
11,100
23.600
241,200
so,mo
54,000
46,400
63,100
15,500
4.204,400
4.920.200
1.367,3 '0
4,938.100
21.100
278 200
I.916.70C
52,000
6.080.5,00
2.957.200
1.869.; 00
1.953.000
5.161),. 100
182.5(0
20,000
33.100
25.70)0
533.500
.
415.400
132.800
360.300
456.900
59.(100
84.00)6
200
508,:oo
285/100
705,300
1S6,;0K)
.
969.400
1,488.400
1,100,800
882,000
904.500
824.900
537,8::o
1 086,10C
308,100
154,100
47,8(10
167.200
121.200
471.100
113,600
2:6,8U0
84.800
148.900
127.000
333,000
100,600
27,400
289,900
3.31S.700
1,000.000
1,500,000
500.000
500.000
.Manufacturers
921.700
5.175. :00
900.200
2 550.5(10
2.515,0'OO
3.163,50*0
980,500
'>00.800
'200,000
Union
Webster
Commonwealth
Central
46.800
3.227.500
,429,700
3.320.800
1,817,706
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,000.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
Security
128,000
2.173.700
2.878.700
3.801.70C
2,000,000
1,000,000
Hide & Leather...
Revere
2.581.200
673.200
2.946,700
1,673.300
2,177.6,0
1,588.800
2 i 3,20,0
do
39,000
63.0V *0
37.C00
129,000
2,652,700
736.500
1,011.300
920.000
2 526.100
574.400
438.900
61.800
61.700
....
569.400
750,300
787,700
t'oans
Specie
Decrease.
Decrease.
Increase.
Legal Tenders
The
following
Date.
Dec. 15
Dec. 22
.Ian. 5..
Jan. 12
are
452 900
542.400
4SS,000
300.00K)
150,1 00
119,000
Loans.
'
Feb. 2
Eeh.16—
Fen. 24....
March 2..
March 9,..
12-.542,300
2.459,700
122,313,000
124,287.100
124,832.400
121,924.900
125,049,400
125.276.o00
126.899.100
126,921.6)10
2,166,500
3,513,800
4.41)1,600
4.213,300
4.50*0,500
4,244,300
3.963,S00
3,647,100
3,4-1,COO
3,509.900
3,339,400
3.162,800
126.191.900
127,005,900
li:.640,70f
127,425,000
25.913.70i'
25,816.7(0
25,811.400
2 5,791.60n
25.815.600
45.9S1.200
46.314,300
49,039,600
48,247.( 00
49,184,100
42.342.90 0
50,648,600
53.779,500
53,723,300
52,800,700
53.187.400
53,274.500
52,873,000
10,625,800
l*1,679,400
10,466,300
10,293,800
10,69:,500
11,039,800
11,244,400
10.909.70)0
10,654,600
10,904,000
10/85,100
10,670.400
10,760,400
25.772.900
25.693.50RI
25.641,000
25.539.600
25,564,700
25.561.£09
25.525.900
25,491,20-0
25,448,404
Philadelphia Banks.. -The
following is the average con¬
Philadelphia National Banks for the week ending
Monday, March 23, 1874 :
dition of the
Total net
Capital.
$1,500,000
Philadelphia
North America
1,000,000
Farmers and Mech. 2,000,1)00
Banks.
Commercial
Mechanics’
B ink N. Liberties,
810,000
800,000
500,000
250,000
Southwark
Kensington
250,(H)O
Penn
Western.
Manufacturers’
Bank ol Commerce
Girard
Tradesmen’s
Consolidation
500,000
400,000
,
Commonwealth.,..
Corn Exchange....
Union
First
Third
Sixth
Seven;u
Eighth
Central
Bank of
Republic..
Total
$5.315,OOX-
$75,000
4.591.(100
6.244,700
4,051,000
1,437,000
1,171.572
1.509,012
811,368
500.000
2,2 77,00)0
500,000
1,000,000
300,000
150,009
250/00
275,000
1,629.000
4,027.000
1,042.160
750,000
4.501.1X10
2.015,(MX)
13.(XX)
180,361
Specie...
.
Lerao Tender Notes
The
following
Date.
I)»c 15
are
57.262 364
Dec. 21
Dec. 23
Jan
5
Jan. 12
Jan. 19
.Ian. 26
Feb.2
Feb. 9.
Feb. 16
Feb. 23
March 2
March 9
March 16..
March 23
..
..
.
..
..
..
...
...
...
,..
...
...
$265,622
78.873
2,174,809
214.885
1,322,263
510,0:6
211,550
531,000
165.000
230.359
600,262
1,311,000
8.700,000
31,000
3,000
1,788.0)00
2.000
111,(XX)
264,0)00
1.050,000
757,565
831,156
585,066
2,441.00)0
1,384,000
4,1’5,000
965,053
501,000
270.000
745.000
36,000
1,464.000
4.216,000
2,SU0
497,000
141,000
926 000
800,000
397,000
180,000
369,000
222,193
....
280.267
14,689
'
202,829
1.052,000
5,200
18,000
41)1 000
337,000
151,000
97 LOOK)
633,000
635.432
810.2010
1,000,(XX)
615/00
480,000
439,000
215,000
219.663
163,81X1
....
$564,530
$17,224,136
270,000
353,400
211,535
450,000
311,009
799,000
258.88 >
135,1 (XI
569. (XX)
219,350
212,00X1
$17,731,121 $11,430,138
week
are as
Deposits
follows
:
Inc. $248,286
Inc.
4,786
Circulation
617,496
the totals for a series of weeks past
Loans.
...
5,477,290
1,627.000
1.188,000
2,029.000
l,356,OKiO
380
*
613,000
5:1.000
Inc.
Der
Inc
Deposits.!
$3,960,000 $1,000,900
79-M100
3,620,000
9,000
9,000
The deviations from the returns of previous
Loans
.
406,(XX)
$16,435,000 $59.1qG,6o)4
...
:,366,000
1,724,800
615,000
448.000
571,000
586,000
232,000
283.1 XX)
512/88
61,000
1,165,235
1.979,825
250,000
$1,657,000
189,100
3,000
9,ICO
2.483,000
2,015,000
2,600.000
1,33 t.OX'O
1.051,970
1,000,000
200,000
300,000
400,000
300,000
1.900,000
250,000
Security
Specie.
2.395.0; X)
7 <5.762
1,000,0X10
( - i tV
Loans.
L. Tender,
743,408
16,576,640
Deposll 8. Circulation
45.505,506
11,497,827
45,418,806
11,439.343
11.490.538
46,40*3.280
11,430 55«
43,379,204
47,596.330
11,454,730
47.960.947
11,469.732
47,761.664
11.457.719
11.450.353
48.61S.062
47.834.70'6
11,148,1 .'8
47.*-35,350
11,169,165
11.4.5,996
47,012 724
47.131,169
11,449,502
47.441,795
11,-'54.893
11,475,342
47.515,985
664,530
17,324,136
47,764,121
Specie.
976.401
907.073
934,669
LegalTender
15.173.449
15,244.607
57,772,523
57,116,587
1,173.(96
1.399,249
14,919,’.31
1:7,353,571
15,820,746
57 659,780
1.441 /'02
16.291.226
57/0-,854
1,121.756
57.170.0-73
1.(02.109
1,! 69,097
16,9.78,299
17.530/ 5 4
57.633.773
58.C37.506
58.COS.311
57.021.443
58,533.317
58,870.982
59.136,604
981,044
791.895
736.417
774.170
17,193.0-9
17.427.908
17.112.121
17.-.72,230
17,444,138
■
49”
88
pref...
111
115%
do
50
do
7s. 7902
Union 1st mort. 6s, ’83
Wyoming Valley 1st m.
50
11,430,138
101
i*r>%
10)9% no
101
101%
103% :o3%
76
33%
39%
Atlantic....
do
pref
43
25
-
pref..
45
43%
89“
37%
Harrisb’g, Lancaster * C
Huntington* Broad Top. ...
do
do
pref.
Lehigh Valley
Little Schuylkill
Mlnebill
Nesquehoning Valley
Klver.
pref
WestJerBey
17%
61%
46%
18
do
61%
46%
CINCINNATI.
52
53
53
54
66%
38%
39“
45
10
46
16
Delaware Division
46
49
Lehigh Navigation
45%
45%
Morris
pref
Pennsylvania
50
120
52
C
3
13
12%
...
Susquehanna
.......
pref
RAILROAD RONDS.
91
94
Alleghany Valley 7 3-10s,1896.1
ICO
Belvldere Delaware,1st m.S.’T,
83%
do
do
2d M.,’35 82
82
83%
do
do
3d M.,’87
99
100
Camden & Amboy, 6s, ’75
89% 90
do
do
6 s,’83
87% 88
do
do
6s, ’89
do
do mort. 6s, ’89...
consol., 6s,’94... 8?" 90 ’
Cam. & Atlan. 1st m, 7s, g. 1903 lUO
do
2dm, 7s. ’80.. 97 * 99'
Catawissa, 1st M. conv., ’82
1(30
do
chat. m. do
’88....
do
new 7s, 190X1
86
86%
Connecting 6s 1900-1904
East Penn. 1st mort. 7s,’88...
Kl. & W’msport, 1st m, 7s. ’9C. 99% ‘00
do
do
5s,... 61%i 65
97%
Harrisburg !st mort. 6s, ’83
H. & R. T. 1st mort. Ts, ’90
| 104%
95
2d mort. 7s, ’75
do
67
do
3d m. cons. 7e,’95. 66
do
1«&
.
Ithaca* Athens g. 7s,’9'J
Junction 1st mort. 6s, ’86
do
do
790G
2d
99
i
Little Schnylkil l.lstM.,7,1577. ICS
Northern Central 2d m,6s, ’85. 91
do
do Sd m,6s, 1900 ..
do
con. m. g, 6s. 1900
99
North Penn. 1st m, 6s, ’85
do
2d m. 7s,’96...*.....
do
l()s, chat, m., ’77 .
9i%
lO'f
104*
93
90
91%
99%
Pennsylvania, 1st M.,6,1380...
2d M., 6, 1875..
p»en.m.l9!(5
67* *
88
90
77%
74
75%
62
75
90
73"
74
50
78
98
99%
99
KXI%
88%
101
92%
62
100%
102
99% i 90
90
t
.
.
.
38%
91%
H8%
95“
96~
SO
95
172
5
....
173
....
85
78
75
93
M., 7
M.,7,1877..
Colum.,& Xenia, 1st M.,7,"DO.
Dayton & Mich., 1st M., 7 81..
i
do
do
2d M.,7,'84..
do
3d My 7. ’88..
do
do To’do dep. bds,7,’81-’94.l
Dayton A West., 1st M.,7, 1905.
do
do
1st M., 6, 1905.
Ind., Cln. & Laf., 1st M.,7....
do
(I.&C ) 1st M.. 7, If
Little Miami, 1st M., 6,1883 .
Cln. Ham. & Dayton stock..
Columbus & Xenia stock ...
Dayton & Michigan stock ...
93
89
86
.
s5
90
75
75
86
90
70
9)
38
li’1
do
8 p. c. st’k guar
100
Little Miami stock
Cin. Gaslight A Coke Co., stk. 200
1#0 CISVIIjIiE.
Louisville 6s, ’82 to ’87
do
6b, ’97 to ’93
do
Water 6s, ’87 to ’89..
do
Water Stock 6s,’97.
^
....
89
10: %
93~
88
96
9t
Cin.. Ham.* Ind.Ts guar
do
do
ICO
91%
70
Cincinnati 5s
:
80
6s
do
100
do
7-308
Ham. Co.,Ohio 6 p. c. long bds. 82
do
do
7 p.c., 1 to5yrs. 95
do
do
Ig bds, 7 & 7.30s 98
Cin. & Cov.Bridge stock, pref 80
do
bonds, short 96
do
bonds, long. 87
08
Cin., Ham. & D., 1st M., ,, 80...
do
do
2d M.,7, -85... 92
do
do
3d M., 8,77... 98
i
100
92%
preferred
Wharf 68
special tax 6s of’89.
Jett., Mad. * I.lstM.(I*M)7, ’81
do
do 2d M.,7,.
do
do 1st M.,7, 1906....
Lo ilBV.C.* Lex., 1st M.,7, ’97..
Lot ilR. & Fr’k.. Jst M.,6, '70-*78..
do
Louisv. Loan,6.’81.
L. <MNash.l8tM. (m.s.) 7,’77..
do Lou. Loan (m.s.16. ’86-*87
do
do
(Leb. Hr.) 6,’86
_
do lfltM.(Mein.Br)7,’70-’75.
do lstM'.(Leb.br.ex)7, ’80-’85
do Lou.L’n(Leb.br.ex)6,’93
do Consol. 1st M., 7, 1898....
Jefferson., Mad. & Ind
30
78
eO
79
79
80
89
...
gld..
do
do
2d M. bds. ...
Kansas Par '•* stoeg..
do
IstM eld6s.J. & P..
do
do
do F.&A
Pacific RR of Mo -*dck
*
And Interest, t Flat.
75
85
103
85
98
101
85
97%
90
1(H)
94
100
67
SO
77
95
94
91
88
87
93
SO
78
68
?3
72
ICO
40
1<5%
!()1
202%
82
60
81
80
80
81
9
75
90
75
87
86
98
60
80
76
95
91
96
94
81%
82%
90
91
jis
Louisv., Cin. & Lex., pref
common.
do
do
59
Louisville & Nashville
ST. LOUIS.
"68
81 Lonls 6s, Long Ronds
t97%
Jo
Water 6s gold
do
do
(new) t-*7
86
North Missouri. 1st M. 7s..
do
2d M.
Pacific, (ol Mj) 1st. M.
103% 103%
99
100
101
98
98
45
At.&rPaciflcIguar. land grants
mort. 7s, 1903
Oil Creek & Al. K., con. 7s, ’83.
Oil Creeklst m. 7s, ’82..
—
Penn & N. Y. Canal 7s. ’96-1906
'
102
92“
99
Lehigh Valley, 6s, 18D8
do
do
dr, reg
UX1%
no
do
do
7s, 1910 103
Jo
do
96%
76%
Central Ohio
Cln. & Indiana, 1st
do
do 2d
CANAL STOCKS.
Chesapeake* Delaware
gen.
ys
98
42%
13
50
50
52
Westchester
do
37%
Parkersburg Branch
io%
52% 52%
Pennsylvania
20% 21%
Philadelphia * Erie
58% 58%
Philadelphia & Reading
Phila., Wllmlng. & Baltimore. 55% 55%
121x
120%
United N. J. Companies
Union
do
95
96 “
95
.
99
Schuylkill Navigation
do
pref.
94%
87
92
97
6s, *78.
Baltimore 6s of’75
do
1884
do
6s, 190C
do
1890. Park 6s
Baltimore & Ohio 6s of '75
do
do
6s ot '80...
do
do
6s ol ’.85....
Central Ohio, 1st M..6
Marietta & Cln., 1st M.,7,1891.
do
2d M.,7,1896.
do
Norfolk Water 8s
North. Cent. 2d M., S. F., 6, ’85.
do
do 3d M., S. F., 6,1900
do
do 3d M. (Y. & C)6,’77
do Cons, (gold) 6,1900
do
Pitts. & Connellsv., 1st M .,7, ’96
do
do
lstM.,6,1889
West Md.lBtM., endorsed. 6. *90
do
1st M., unend.. 6, ’90..
2d M., endorsed. 6/90.
do
Baltimore & Ohio stock
100%
Catawissa
do
93’
BALTIMORE.
New Jersey State 6s, Exempts 101
100%
Delaware State 6s
RAILROAD STOCKS.
do
65
Maryland 6s, Jan., A., J. & O..
105
do
6s, Delence
6s
7s
Norristown.....
Northern Central
North Pennsylvania
OUCre
& Allegheny
BONDS.
9" Susquehanna 6s, *94
BOND8.
do
pref
Elmira* Williamsport
Elmira & Williamsport
East Pennsylvania
85
5J
do 6s,bo€it*ca-,1913
do 7s,boat* car,1915
do scrip
90
Dl%
Alleghany City 6s
Pittsburg 5s
do
’90
2d Mort. 1902
,
81
do
6s, new
Alleghany County,5s, coup...
do
do
94
104
Morris, lstM.,6,1876
do
2d M., 1876
do
boat, ’85
Pennsylvania 6s, 1910
Schuylkill Nav. 1st m.6f% ’97..
do
2d m., 68,1907
do
m. 6s, c..’95.
do
6s, imp.,’90..
61
69
103%
conv.,’82.
conv., g,’94.
gold, ’97
do
38
Pennsylvanians, coup
do
6s,’67, 5-10,1st...
do
do
10-15, 2d...
do
Hn
15-25. 3d...
Philadelphia 6s, < li
Camden &
:
a series of weeks past:
Specie. LegalTender. Deposits.
2,387,700
10,189,000
45,183.800
9%
ltf>“
25
80
’77.
do
do
103%
106*
-
STATE AND CITY
332.500
792,109
779/00
750,000
180,000
Decrease. $40!.500
Decrease.
2,840
$215,700 I Deposits
176.690 Circulation
90,000 1
9%
70
PHILADELPHIA.
the totals for
121,684,600
.
follows
are as
79
103
Kutland common
do
preferred
Vermont & Canada
Vermont & Massachusetts
Total
$19,350,00(1 $127,425,000 $3,162,600 $10,760,400 $52,873,000 $25,468,400
The total amountt “due toother Banks.” as per statement of March 23, Is $23,001,0)00
The deviations from last week’s returns
1491 iro
Port., Saco & Portsmouth
702 400
456.900
673.900
796.800
579.300
726.300
1.988.100
108%
Champlain
do
CANAL
so”
102
Chesapeake A Dela. 6s, *32....
Delaware Division 6s, *78
Lehigli Navigation 6s, ’34
do
RR.’97....
.05%
Northern ot New Hampshire..
Norwich A W orcester
do
Old Colony
do
133
Concord
136
Connecticut River
Connecticut & Passumpsic, pf. 76%
68
Eastern .'Mass 7
Eastern (New Hampshire).... 55
122
Fitchburg
145
Manchester & Lawrence
169,000
673.500
551.400
Warren & F. 1st m. <s,’96
West. Chester cons. 7s, ’91
West Jersey 6s, ’S3..
do
1st m. 6s,’96
do
do
7s,’97
Western Penn.6s, ’93
do
do
6s. p. b.,
do
Chic., Bur. & Qulncv....
Cln., Sandusky & Clev. stock.
Ogdens. & L.
87%
Wilming. & Read.,1st M.,7,1900
Boston & Albany stock
Boston & Lowell stock.
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Cheshire preferred
722.400
96
30
103
7, ’77.
Verm’t Gen., 1st M.,cons.,7, ’86
do
2d Mort., 7,1891
Vermont & Can., new, 8
Vermont & Mass., 1st M. 6, ’83.
170,91 0
728.100
895 900
-
Ogdensburg & LakeCh. 8s
Old Col. & Newport Bds,
Rutland, new 7s
Stansted & Chanibly 7s
332.600
419,000
273.900
174.(0)0
Pitih., Cln. & St. Louis 7s
29%
94
-6%
98
Sunbury & Erie 1st m. 7s. ’77..
Sunbury & Lewiston 76.’90....
92%
—
239.940
450 000
930.900
99
Burlington <fe Mo. L. G. 7s
346.840
1.914.8U0
96
5s, gold..
93“
do
do
7s,’98 105%
do
deb. bonds, ’98
do
g. m.7s,c. 1911
do
do
reg... ids’
do
6s, g., 1911..
Phil.*Read. C.&I.Co.deb.7s’92
Phil.. Wilui. & Bal.,6s, ’84
100
Cheshire, 6s
Eastern Mass.. 7s
Hartford & Krle, 1st M (new)7.
517.500
350,000
93
1910
Philadelphia & Reading 6s, ’80
do
Municipal 7s
Portland 6s
7S0.800
571,740
791.000
117,000
795.500
6b
Chicago Sewerage 7s
790.390
584.100
458 340
173.000
2,077,300
gen.m., reg.,
Perkiomen 1st m. ts, ’97
Phila. & Erie 1st m. 6s, ’81
do
2d m. 7s. *88
Massachusetts 6s, Gold
do
5s, Gold
Boston 6s, Currency
421,244,894
4l0,2u7,l7l
126;000
1.212.900
600,000
2.U00.000
750,000
1,000.000
1,600 000
300,0(10
Eagle
Exchange
Maine 6s
New Hampshire,
Vermont 6s
475,940.199
18,000
2,453.300
2,U99,500
■2.0(10,000
1,500,000
City
Pennsylva.,
33',261,1115
2.019.800
153.300
791.100
842.100
713.500
750.300
2.115 300
1.741.700
vt'. 6,900
Bid. Ask
SECURITIES.
BOSTON.
469,999 819
438,953.334
Deposits. Clrcul.
$554,200
$130,900
770.690
951.200
.
$143,900
$2,400
3,ir.9,900
3,937.300
800,000
400,000
8,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,00)0.000
900,000
1.000,000
1,000.000
First
Second (Granite)...
Third
Rank of Commerce
Bank of N. America
B’k of Redemption.
Bank of Republic...
Specie. L.T. Notes
Bid. Ask.
SECURITIES.
429.952,335
26,717,300
$1,560,300
800,000
Washington
QUOTATIONS IN BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE, &e.
861.517,913
458.750,825
520,018.970
492.701.237
422,936,892
we
Loans.
200.000
Suffolk
Traders
Tremont
248.233,500
240,991,100
Aggregate
Clearings.
give a statement of the Boston
returned to the Clearing-House on Monday.
$750,0)00
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,000.000
600,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
Boylston.
239.767.300
239,861,300
244,199.300
61,652.600
Capital.
...
239.958,300
239,670.700
61,655,100
Banks.—Below
27,186,300
27,169,300
27,098,800
27.024,700
26,898,800
26,903,800
26,895.600
26,771,300
26,775,107)
26,907.300
26.72n,S00
313
CHRONICLE.
91
89
88
87
y9
81
81
119
60)“
89
-
25
35
27
79
71
72
.
,
64
I41
.
.
87%
4%
5T%
66
42%
Government Bonds
QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS IN NEW YORK.
active Railroad Stocks a/re quoted on a previous page am* not repeated here. Prices represent
value, whatever the par may be. u N. Y. Local Securities ” are quoted in a separate list.
ana
cent
Bid. Ask
8XOUXITIX6.
II
Bid. Ask.
8XOUBITIB8.
(Others quoted previously.)
5-2?s, reg'stered, 1862....
Called Bonds, 1862
5-20g, regime red. 1864.
5-20s, registered, 1865
5-20s.register ed. new Issue, 65
5-20s, registered, 1867
.
118
do
do
do
do
120
iw% 120
‘
119% 119%
119% 120%
do 7s, 2d
State Bonds.
Tennessee6s, old....,
do
do
ex
coupon
new series
90
69%
08*
70%
69*
69
ex coupon
new
do
do
do
90%
....
91
70
91
..
..
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ao
22*
42
42
3U
30
21%
2'%
8%
3%
6%
bonds, J. & .T.
do
do
A. AO.
do
do
Spec'l Tax, Class 1
do
do
do
Class 2
do
do
do
Class 3
South Carolina 6s
do
do
Jan. A July...
do
do
April & Oct...
do
do Funding Act, 1866
do
do Land C, 1889, J & J
25
8
do
d
Han. & St. Joseph.
-io
Asylum bonds
9%
9%
9%
92'
42
Alabama 5s, 1S83
do
8s, 1886
do
8s Mont A Euf’la R..
do
8s, Alab. & Chat. R..
do
8s
Arkansas 6s,
do
do
do
7s, L.R..T.B.AN.O.
7s, Miss. O. A R. Rlv.
Texas,
30
Michigan 6s, 1878
do
6s, 1883
do
7s, 1878
New York Bounty, reg
do
do cou
06% 107%
106*
ao
do
do
do
do
do
9>
■
6s,
6b,
5s.
6s.
do
do
do
1877..
1878..
..
1876
10
HO
0
103
Central Pacific
Chicago A Alton
94
95
104%
do
do
pref
Chic. Bur & Quincy
106
Cleve., Col., Cin. & Ind.
Cleve. A Pittsburg, guar....
76**
105
SO
89
Dubuque A
Sioux Citv
Erie pref
Hannibal & St. Joseph, pref..
Harlem nret
Illinois Central
Joliet & Chicago
Long Island
Marietta & Cin., 1st preferred
do
do
2d pref
Michigan Central
Morris & Essex
Mo., Kansas & Texas....
39
87
40
90
93%
's'
New Jersey Southern
N. Y., New Haven & Hartford .32
Ohio A Mississippi, preterred.
.....
Pacific of Missouri
Pitts., Ft W. A Chic.,guar...
do
do
special..
Rensselaer A Saratoga
107
Rome, Watertown A Ogdens..
St. Louis, Alton A T. Haute... 12'
do
do
pref.
St. Louis A Iron
Mountain— 53*
St. L., Kan. C. A Northern
pref
Toledo, Peoria A Warsaw....
Toledo. Wab. A Western, pret
Miscellaneous Stocks
7
133
14
56%
IS
American Coal
68
American District
Telegraph.
58%
Atlantic & Pacific
Telegraph.
Boston Water Power
Canton Co., Baltimore
79
32
Cent. N. J. Land
Iraprov. Co.
Consolidation Coal of Md
49'
■4®],
Cumberland Coal and Iron....
Delaware A Hudson Canal
in*
Mariposa Land AM. Co
5% ■7%
do
pref...
Maryland Coal
18%
Pennsylvania Coal
230
290
S prlng Mountain Coal
r
Wab’h, 1st Mort. ext’d.
1st M. St L dlv
2d Mort
Equip. Bds...
tons. Convert
do
do
guaranteed
Cedar Falls A Minn. 1st M —
30
Bur., C. Hapids A Min.o.
1
97*
96%
9?
is.gld
—
A c8
<o
Peoria A Hannibal R. 8’s.
Chicago A Iowa R. 8’s....
96
£
Chicago, Bur. A Quincy 7s....
Chic., Danv.A Vlncen s 48, gld
100
U0
102
99
92
91
ICO
88
78
104
134%
96
151%
94
98
100%
....j
105%
1U3
102%
ioi*j
99%;
90%'
1U0
102
93%
91*
92
81
82%
93
82
107*
95%
81
ye
89
82*
80*
81
100
95
100
HU
9i“
66
35
68* ‘
65
1C2*
80
55*
57*'
20
so
91%
92%
83
80
90
IstM..I 70
Cin.,Lafayette A Ohio. IstM.
Del. A Hqffson Cangl IstM.'91
II
Georgia,IstM.,7s....
do
consol. M.7e
I
do
do
stock
■Charlotte, Col. A A.,1st in., 7b
stock
do
do
[Charleston A Savannah 6s, end.
■Savannah anti Char., 1st m., 7s.
ICherawand Darlington7s....
j East Tenp. A Georgia 6s
lEast Tenn.A Va. 6b end. Tenn
E.Tenn., Va A Ga.,lst M.,7s..
I
too*
60
105
90
90
85
75
80
78
103*
j Macon
80*
[
65
do
do
do
2d 7s..
do
do
stock.
lstm.,7s
Montgomery
do
do
A WeBtP..lst 8s..
do 1st end.
do Income
■
80
80
65
85
85
70
72
80
•
40
si*
15
b
-7
,;rr
54
25
55'
55
53
25
30
50
54*
94
75
71
35
75
....
100
5
95
25*
do
60
60
::::
them Minn, construe. Ss.
,
MM
78
70
88, interest
94*
fis.
do
do
cert’s,8s.
jN.Orleans A Opelous.lstM.8e
Nashville A Chattanooga, 6s...
I Norfolk A Petersburg 1st m.,8e
do
do
7e
89
J
75
ao
do 2dmo.,8e
Northeastern, S.C., 1st M.8s..
do
2d M., 8s
■
Orange
and Alex., lsts, 6s
80
2dB, 68
Sds, 8s
do
do
do
74*
4ths,8s
80
85
77
80
75
35
96
92
85
80
93
88
82
90
SS
90
82
91
75
90
Peterb’g 1st m., 7s.
do
do
2d m., 6s.
do
do
3d m., 88
Rich.,Fre’ksb’g A Poto.6s....
do
do
do conv. 7s.
Rich, and Danv. 1st cons’d 6s..
do
do
70
32%
Piedmont 8s.
lets, 8s
Selma, Rome A I>.,lst M.,7s..
South A North Ala, 1st M., 8s.
Southside, Va., lstmtg. 8s
do
2d m., guart’d 6s
do
3dm.. 6b
Southwest. KK., Ga., 1st mtg...
stock
do
S.Carolina RR. IstM,7s (new)
do
do
6s......
do
do 7s
do
do
stock..,
Va. A Tenn.2ds,6s
do
3ds 8s
80
ao
85
65
62
97
92
?5
60
64
16
70
72
o»
...
Consol. (oup,......
&**) Memphis City
Coupons
80
80
7' %
86
100
80
60
8« guar
Wilmington and Weldon 7s....
do
ChA Ruth. 1st m. end
do
lit M., 8s....
do
Virginia Coupons
(Ml*
A
Kichm’d A
PAST DTTX OOPPONS.
TenneBBee State Coupons.
6’s,gold
Steubenville A Indiana 6s
2a 7s
“
75
exetfs.
do * 2 mtg, 8s...
do
stock
!N. Orleans A Jacks. 2d M.
do
do
•
70
West Ala.,
97%
Rome, W. A Ogdensburg7s...
Rondout A Oswego 7s,gold...
Slonx Citv A Pacific 6s
do
60
;5
12
jI
do
•
••
■
do
•
6U
11
do
50
82
70
14
.
do conaold.,3
92
60
00
92
52
68
HI
88
90
15
85
71
17
66
Montgom.A Eufaulalst 8s,gld
end.by State of Alabama...
5
7% Mobile A Mont.. 8s gold,end ...
■ Mobile A Ohio sterling
|
92% '.02
25
15
2u 7s..
do
N Y. A Osw. Mid. 1st 7s, gold
2d 7s. conv.
do
do
do
"West Extension 7r
N. Haven, Middiet. A W.7s....
Newburgbr’ch 7s, guar. Erie.
North. Pac. 1st m. gold 7 HOs
do
Land Wan ants...
Omaha A Southwestern KK.8's
do 7b...
Xr
95
do
.
60*'
7s, Income
Rome A Watertown 7s
2
•*'
Mississippi A Tenn.,
i
..
76%
do
io*
30
95
90
Brunswick end. 7s
Western stock
and Augusta bonds...
do
65
62
70
90
72
(Memphis A Little R. let M
Mississippi Central, 1st m..7s
2dm., 8s...
h
do
65
Mo., Knn. A Texas 7s.gold...
Mo. R.. Ft., S.A Gulf 1st. M, 1( •
do
do
2d M.,10s
N. J. Midland ls*7s, gold.....
40
05
guar.48
Memphis A Ohio, 10s,
do
6s
do
f
120
Kal., Allcghan AG.R.Ss.guar
to
Kal. A White Pigeon 7s
95
Kansas City A Cameron 10s
Kan. C., St. Jo. A C. B.8s of ’85
do
do
do 8s of i898
80
L. Out. Shore RR.lst m. gld 7s
50
Lake Sup. & Miss. 1st 7’s,gld. 40
85
Leav., Atch. A N. W. 7s,guar.
12
Leav Law. A Gal. 1st M., 10s.. 25
85
Louisiana A Mo. Rlv. 1st m.78
52
Logans., Craw. A S. W. 8s, gld. 40*
58%
Michigan Air Line, 8s
65
Mo.iticello A P. Jervis 4S,gold
52** 55
Montclair 1st 7s, gold
Bbt
?o
40
52
42
80
do
endorsed
stock
j Memphis A Charleston, 1st 7s
j!
90*
80
70
SO
84
81
65
71
85
78, certif..
do
45
65
80
70
50
65
54
70
60
6t»
stock
stock
do
Macon A
!Macon A
S8
(X)
I'fO
60
80
80
•
82*
20
1st,M, 8s, end...
,Greenville A Col. 7s,
40
B0
do
do
6jb, do Feb A Aug
“
• •
Ala. A Tenn. K, 1st M..7b....
do
2d M., 7s
Atlantic A Gull consol
do
do
end. Savanff <
do
do
stock
do
do
do guaran
67%
do
7s, 1876, Laud Gr.
do
7s, Leaven. Brch.
do
Incomes, No. 11..
No 16..
do
do
Stock
do
Kalamazoo A South H. 8s, guar
«•
00
8s gold....
do
do
■Georgia R. R., 7s
75
74
75
50
51
55
oti
■
Kansas Pac. 7s, Extension, gld
do
7s, Land Gr„ gld
do
7s,
do new,gld
do
Gs.g’d, Jun A Dec
South Pacific
43
48
80
37
RAILROADS
.
82% I Ala. A Chatt.,
60
60
70
88
Indianap. A Vincen. 1st 7s,guar
Iowa Falls A Sioux C. 1st ,s...
Indianapolis A St. Louis 48....
Jackson, Lansinv A Sag. 8s...
Jack., N.W.AS.E. 1st in gl s7
85
93%
| 73
I
do
72
85
85
50
a
62
Wilmington, N.C.,63gold
55
Gr..
8s.
A California 7s, gold..
Oswego A Rome 7s, guar
Peoria. Pekin A 1.1st m, gold
Pitts., Cin. A St. L. 1st 7s......
Port Huron A L M.Ts.gld.end.
do
do
7s, gold....
Peoria A Rock I. 7’s.>old
Pullman Palace Car Co. stock
do bonds, 6s, 1st series
Rockf’d.R I.A St. L. 1st 7s,gld
98
Norfolk 6s
Peterst urg 6s
Richmond
Savannah 7s, old
do
Ts, new
92%
80" Oregon
64
9b
o0
| 47
do
6s. new
New Orleans 5s
consol.6s
ao
do
do
do ’
bonds, 7s
10s
do
do
to railroads,
do
do
52%
Grand R. A Ind. 7s, gold,guardo
do 7s, plain
Grand River Valley 8s... ....
Hous. A Tex. C. 1st 7s sold.,
iudianap., Bl. A W. 5rt 7s, gld.
do
do
x 1 8s
do
75
Montgomery Fs
Nashville 6s, old
80
Am.6s,gld
Flint A Pere M. 7s, Land
■Fort W.. JackBon A Sag.
do
94*'
104
100*
50
50
75
85
90
Central
..
95%
98*
Macon
Evansville, Hen. A Nasnv. 7s..
Elizabethtown A Padu. 8s con
Evansville, T H A Chic 7b, gld
■
107
100*
1st 7s
European A North
bonds.....
Lynchburg 6s
2d 46
7s. equip....
do
do
93*
88%
83%
Columbus, Ga., 7s,
Detroit A
Erie A Pittsburgh
88
92
77
75
84%
90
85
43
61)
Det., Lans. A Lake M. Istjn. Ss
do
do
2dm. 8s
Dutchess A Columbia 7s
Denver Pacific 7s, gold
Denver A Rio Grande 4b, gold
Evansville A Crawfordsv. 7s..
81
72%
Atlanta, Ga.,7s
do
8s
Augusta, Ga.,7s,bonds
Charleston Btock 6s
Charleston, 8. C., 7s, F.L.bds...
Columbians. C.,6s
68
100
Bay City Ps
!Det., Eel River A 111. 8s
100
86'
85*
40
97
90
97
RR.8 s
• • •
40
CITIES.
Mobile5B
ao
8s
75
83*
85
Securities.
Southern
‘
■
70
70
7s, Donds
Memphis old bonds, 6s
do
new bonds.6s
do
end.,M. A C.R.R....
Chic. A Mich. L. Shore ....
Des Moines Valley 1st 8s....
do
do Land Grant 8s
38%
:I)an., Urb., Bl. A P. 1st m 7 gld
i Detroit, IIillscJftle A In.
do
do
2d
St. L. A So’eastern 1st 7s,gold
St. L., A St. Joseph, lst,6B, gld
Southern Central of N. Y. 7s..
Tebo A Neosho7s,gold.,
Union A Logansport7s
Utah Central 6s, gold
Union Pac., So. branch,6s, gld
Walkill Valley 1st7s,gold ....
West Wisconsin 7s, gold
Wisconsin Valley 8s
do
92%
31
96
101
101
67
99
92%
[Cleve., Mt. V. A Del. 7s, gold.
■ Connecticut Valley 7s, gold...
99% ■ Connecticut Western
1st 18.
103' 104*
102
99
58
40
Chic. A Csn. South. 1st m gl <e
Ch., D. A V., I. div., 1 m grd 48
85%
Han. A Cent.Missouri
18S4
t*
American Central 8s
J
Chi. A Southwestern RR.7 s..
Chesapeake A 0.1st m. gld 6e
103
do do 2d mort gold *s
87%
A Hock. V. let 7s, 80 yrs .
86* Col.do
86
1st7s. 10 yrs..
do
94% 81%
2d 7s, 20 yrs...
do
do
88* j 89
•Chicago. C. A Dub. 8-*
...
‘
.
Chic.,Dub. AMipn.,8s..
90*'
Lafayette, Bl’n A Mis6.1st M.
Pekin,Lincoln A Decatur IstM
do
Ill. Grand Trunk..
p
U
35
100
10
00
97
97
97
..
98%
93%
.
‘
.
Dixon, Peoria A Han., 8s.
O.O. A Fox R. Valley 8s.
Quincy A Warsaw, 8s ...
loo*
98
97
Am. Dock & Improve- Q9”***
Western Union l’el. 1st j.'1* *8-- 98%
91
1st M.
•••••
96%
St. Louis, Jack. A Chic, lav
South Side, L. I, 1st Mort. b ds
Morris* Essex,convertible- •,
do
do
construction.
Winona A St. Peters 1st in
do
2d m,. ...
Nashville A Decatur 1st *M.
LaCrosse A Mil. Ss, 1st Al
!Long Island RR
do
Carthage A Bur. 8s.
97%
Col., Chic. A Ind. C., 1st Mort.
do
do
2d Mort
80*:
Tol., Peoria A Warsaw, E, D..
do
do
W. D..
do
Burl’n Div.
do
ao
/io
2d M..
do
O-onsol. 7s
Mew York A N. .Haven 6s...... 101
Boston, H. A Erie. 1st mort. .. 29*
59%
45*
101
2d M. 103% iU4*
7s, conv. 104^ 105%
do
do
2d Mort.
do
do 8 p.c. eqpt.bds
Cleve. A Pitts., Consol, s. F’d.
do
do
3d Mort
do
do
4th Mort
Chic. A Alton Sinking Fund..
do
1st Mortgage....
do
do
Income
do
’
A
Ohio
Miss., consol, sink. f...
do
Consolidated....
do
2d
do
Dub A Sioux C., 1st M...
do
do
2d div.
Peniusula 1st Mort., conv
St. L. A Iron Mountain, 1st M.
do
do
2d M.
Mil. A 8t. Paui 1st M 8s P.D.
do
do
do 7 3-10 do
do
do
7s gold It. D.
do 1st More. LaC.D
do *
do
do IstM.LAM.D.
do
do
IstM. I. AD.,
do
1st M. I. A I...
do
do
do
1st M. II. A D.
do
do
1st M. C. A M.
do
do
2d M
do
Marietta A Cin.. 1st Mort
Chic. A Milwaukee 1st Mort...
Joliet A Chicago, 1st Mort—
Chic. A Gt. Eastern, 1st Mort..
dogldl8S7
Itallroad Stock*.
(Active previously quoted.)
Albany A Susquehanna
Belleville A So. Illinois, pref
do
97
Pitts., Ft. W. A Chic., 1st M.... 106%
113
6s, Canal, 1874
6s, do
1875
bds
98%
102
Galena A Chicago Extended
99
do
2d Moit..
105
Uhic. R. Island A Pacific
106*
Morris A Essex, 1st Mort
99%
do
do
2d Mort
New Jersey Central, 1st M., n. .0u%
do
do
2d Mort
do
do
conv.... 102*
New Jersey Southern 1st m 7s
100
101
97
9*
Indiana 5s
new
Hannibal A Naples 1st M
Great Western, 1st M., 1888...
do
2d M. 1893...
Qulncv & Tol., 1st M., 1890
111. A So. Iowa. 1st Mort
ICO
1U)
105
lUU
97
97
Illinois 6s coupon, ’77
do
do
1879
do
War Loan
do
do
do
do
16
102
Kentucky 6s
do
do
7s Ark. Cent R
ICS,
1876
AUOj of
'
Ohio 6s, 187l
do 6s, 1881
do 6a, 1886
'
do
do
Tol. A
funded
7s,'L. R. & Ft. B.'Ibs
7s, Memphis & L. R..
8
Del., Lack. A Western, 1st M
ol*lS92..
do
do
..
Buffalo & Erie, new bonds ..
Lake Shore Dlv. bonds
Lake Shore con. coup.bonds
do
Con. reg. bonds.,
do
Con. 2d m, cou...
Pacific R. 7s, guart’d by Mo..
Central Pacific gold Bonds....
do
State Aid bds.
Western Pacific bonds
Union Pacific 1st M’geBonds.
Land Grant, 7s..
do
do
Income 10s
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875...
Bellev’le A S.Ills. R. IstM. 8’s.
Alton A T. H., 1st M
do
do
2d M. pref
do
do
2d M.income..
Chic. & N. Western S. Fund
do
do
Int. Bond?
do
do
Consol, bde
do
do
Extn. Bde
do
do
1st Mort..
do
do coup gld bds
do
do reg’d
do
C. c. C. & Ind’s 1st M, 7s, S. F.
North Missouri 1st mort
Iowa Midland, 1st mort., 8s...
dan. & St. Jo. Land Grants...
do
do convertible....
9»%
Louislana6s
do
do new bonds
do
do new floating debt.
do
7s, Penitentiary
do
6s, levee bonds
do
8s
do
do
8s
do
1875..
do
8s
Of 1910.
112
California 7s
do
7s, large bonds
101*
Connecticut 6s
101
Rhode Island 6s
dr
Detroit, Monroe & Tol bonds
17
Missouri 6s
3d
Cleve., P’vllle & Ash., old bds
1868.
do
new
do
Cleve. & Tol., new bonds
26%
Funding Act, 1866.
99%
Mich. Cent., Consol. 7s, 1902... 98% 99'
do
1st M. 8s, 1882.... 103%
113*
Chic., Bur. A Q. 8 p. c. 1st M..
Mich. So. 7 perct.2d Mort....
6i* :0i%
Mich. 8. & N 1. S. F.7D.C... 105
03
Cleve. & Tol. Sinking Fund .
29
do
A. A O
to N. C. R. H. JAJ
do A. & O..
do 7 off, J. A J.
-do 7 off, A A<>.
mort. gold bds.
.
do v
do
do
do
100%
1888
20
C.8s,goid,W D.
Sandusky, Mans. A Newark 7f
St.Louis, Vandalia A T. H. 1st
45
AS
do 8s, gold, E. D
do
13
50
40
65
35
Atchison A Nebraska 8 p. c.... 40
Bur. A Mo. River, stock
100
Land M. 7s.. 93
do
do
do
2d S., do 7s.
do
fin
3d 8.. do Rs..
98
do
4tb S.,do 8s... 96
do
do
do
5th S.,do8s.. 98
do
6th 8., do 8s.
do
93
do
do Creston Branch S9
do
do Chariton Branch 99
Bur., C. R. A M. (M. div.)g.7s 62
Burl. A M. (in Neb.) 1st conv.. 98
Cairo A Fulton 1st Ts, gold.... 90
California A Oregon 6e,gold.. 75
California P^c.KR.7’s,gld.... 80
do
6s, 2d M., gld 70
Canada Southern 1st 7s, gold.. 67
Central Pac.7s, gold, conv
do
Land G. 6s g
Central of Iowa. 1st M, 7’s gla.
do
2d M, 7’s, gld
Keokuk A St. Paul, 8s....
97
98*
100
11
Bid.!
8t.J0.AC.Bl. st M., 10s
8 p. c:
do
do
St. Jo. A Den.
42
Atchison, Top. & S. Fe 7s gld.
106%
106%
90
Buff N. Y. & E. 1st M., 1877.... 89
105
Hud.R. 7s, 2d M.8.F. 1885
1U2
do
7s, 3d Mort.. 1875
103%
105
Harlem, 1st mort. 7s
103%
Albany A Susqh’a, 1st bonds
do
do
2d
do
99% 100
Georgia 6s
7s, new bonds
7s, endorsed...
7s, Gold
North Carolina 6s, old, J. A .T
do
105
i04
do
Arkansas Levee bonds 7s
Atchison A P. Pk, 6s gold ...
Atlantic A Pacific L G. 6s gld
U3
Long Dock Bonds
do new bonds
do consol, bonds
do deferred do
do
6<.suDscTip
7s. 1876
do 7s 5th do
do 7s, cons.
35
Virginia 6s, old
94%
1879
do <8, 3d do
1883
do 7s,4th mortgage 1880....
5-20s, registered, 1868
2d7s,cur’y,’91 71%
Miscellaneous List.
do
96
the pe*
8XOTTXITIXS.
AS],
PaciflcR.of Mo. 1st 6e, gold ’88
95%
7s, conr. 1876
1st mort., reg.
oo
1st mort, coup
Erie 1st Mortgage Extended.
119*
Bid
8XOUBITIXB.
Railroad Bonds.
N. Y. Central 6s, 1883
6s 1687
do
do
6s real estate,
U. 8. Bonds.
do
do
[March 26, 1874.
THE CHRONICLE
314
68
,
34
44
March
THE CHRONICLE.
28,1374.]
2 per cent by May 1. From Alabama there is nothing de
A feature in regard to city bonds was the large amount
of bids for the $1,292,500 of consolidated New York city bonds
offered by Comptroller Green last week, the total being nearly four
times as large as the amount of bonds offered, and at prices which
enabled him to award nothing under 103. American Railroad bonds
have been received with decided favor in the London market of
late, wherever they were known to be securities of unquestion¬
able merit, and as the negotiation of bonds of uncertain value will
be discouraged in consequence of the disastrous effects of our late
panic, there seems to be every prospect that the foreign
markets will now obtain a better class of our railroad bonds than
than they ever had before.
At auction on the 10th inst., $1,000,000 of Lake shore 2nd mortgage bonds were sold to Com. Van
derbilt, the president, at 90. The Union Pacific is now offering
a sinking fund 8 per cent bond in
exchauge for incomes which
mature in September next.
The Chicago. Milwaukee and St.
Paul has paid 7 per cent, dividend on its preferred stock; in the
new consolidated mortgage bonds.
Mr. Joseph G. Martin of No. 10 State street Boston publishes
his list of interest and dividend payments in that city due April
to pay
Suucstmcnts
finite.
AND
CORPORATION FINANCES.
STATE, CITY AND
SECURITIES, RAILROAD
STATE SECURITIES, CITY
STOCK AND BOND
LIST, CANAL AND MISCEL¬
LANEOUS STOCK AND BOND LIST.
Dana &
[Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1874, by William B.
Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D.C.]
monthly tables brought forward to-day on this and follow-,
ing pages have been revised and corrected in numerous particu¬
lars since last month, in conformity with the latest financial re.
ports of States, cities and corporations, of which a large number
have lately been issued for the fiscal year 1873.
There have been
few changes of importance in regard to State finances, since the
The
The
Louisiana and South Carolina.
passage of funding bills in
North Carolina Legislature
b!5
*
1
adjourned without passing any defin¬
ite measures about the State debt.
As to interest overdue, the
Auditor of Louisiana writes that he hopes to pay coupons within
two months time, provided the collection of taxes to pay interest
under the late funding bill is not enjoined. In Virginia they hope
1, prox.
viz., bank dividends’
dividend payments,
which shows the following totals,
miscellaneous interest and
$2 409,500;
$2’011,817.
-
-
CANAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BOND LIST.
by Wm. B. Dana & Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington,
[Entered according to act of Congress. In the year 1874.
DESCRIPTION.
Miles
of *
C’nal
For explanation of
all references see
foot notes on 1st page of RR. Tables.
CANALS.
Chesapeake db Delaware—stock
1st mortgage
(originally $2,8U0,(XX))
of v’lue
25
Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds
Debentures, sterling
-
-
i867
1,000
1,000
1,000
100
1
1,000
50
l,00u
1,0,0
1,00)
1,000
1,000
gold
1st mortgage
Morris—Stock, consolidated
Preferred stock
1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Boat loan
Prelerred stock scrip dividend
Pennsylvania—Stock
1st M., guar, by Penn. RR., s.f. $5,000,000.
AVest Br. & Susqu., 1st and 2d mort
Schuylkill Nav.—stock, common
1862
762,779
692,100
103,000
1,025,000
1,175,000
1,000
1,000
500,000
I "*50
4,457,150
6 f.
2,805 000
6
748,000
1.259,843 30c .in s
50
3,000.6lK! 60c .ins
1,000
i
1,000
Mortgage bonds
Common bonds
l,i34,0<’0
47,733
260,000
756,650
.6.8,100
2.002,746
1/DO, 000
1,311,000
1*000
370
1863
1864
Improvement bonds
Boat and car loan
Boat and car loan...
i,< no
-1,000
1,000
50
45
Susquehanna dk Tide Water—Stock
Maryland loap, 2d mortgage
Susqh.Ca al, common bonds, 3d mort...
do
prof, end T. VV. priority bds.
85 !
(/ nlon—stock
1st mortgage
50
.
h.
*6*
3,000,000
i
&*J.
M. &N.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
1882-1907
*
do
do
1
,
1895
Jan.,
May,
May,
May,
p rty conveyed
nual report in v.
to P. & R.
18, p. 272.)
Last an¬
1876
1880
1888
1889
Leased to P. & Reading RR. for interest
on bonds and half ol net e«rning8;
in
1370-71 deflt It, after expenses and Int¬
J .n. 1, 1878
erest was $82,657.
(14, p. 77.)
Jan., 1894
Gross reCt ipts, 1870, $58,590; operating ex¬
penses, same. Nominal cost,$5,907,8u6.
May 1,*1883
Jan.‘,*18r5
Phlla. & Baltimoie.
3. & .J.
J. & J.
325,316
2,907,850
do
do
do
Wyoming & Wiconisco merged into, and
West Branch & Susq. owndd by P., C.C.
187^—8 3
Feb. 2,1374 Leased from June 1, 1870. to PHI. & Readfor 999 yea'S at annual rent of $655,000
Feb. 2, 1874
including certain real and personal proMar'll 1897
Philadelphia, office,
J.*&*J.
J.
July! *1910
Philadelphia office.
J.& J.
J.& J.
F.& A.
F. & A.
M.& S.
J. & J.
6
6
6
6
C
6
1,714,390
3,990,392
1,000
(due *872, ext. to 1897)
,
103,164
var.
isro
Preferred stock
Pittsburg, office.
J. & J.
J.& .1. iN. Y., N. B’k of Com’ce, | July 1,1887
A.& O. Leh.Val.RR. Co.,Phila. jFeb. 4, 1874 Leased, April, 1870, to Lehigh Valley RR.
for 999 yrs.
Feb. 4,1874
The lessees assuming bda
do
do
A.& O.
April, 1876 & scrip & paying 10 p. c , per annum on
do
do
A .& O. I
pref*
stock,
and
4 on consol, stock, (v,
April, 13.6
do
do
F. & A. ;
11, p.714.)
| Oct., 1899
do
do
Feb., 1887
do
do
J. & J.
285,000
236,965
var.
50
875
375
123
108
1911
199,000
1,003,800
1,000
:oo
100
1856
I860
1865
1869
1885
& Sous.
Feb. 4.1874 Leased to Lehigh Coal & Nav. Co., at lnt.
Philadelphia, office
on bonds and 8 p. e. a yr on stock.
do
do
July 1,1878
N. Y., Bk of Commerce, Feb. 2. 1874 Stock Increased $5,C00,U00 in April, 1373.
Ca*h div. In 6 yrs, 116 n. ot. Leases Alb.
1877
do
do
& Susq. and Reus. & S. Railroads, (v. 14,
1884
do
do
1391
p. 732.)
do
do
July, 18*5
London.
Anrll
1878
N. Y., office, 71 B’way.
May, 1867 Gioss receipts in 1873, $1,946,503 ; ex¬
1894
penses, Interest and taxes, $1,9:1,884 ;
Philadelphia, office.
188-4
deficit, $35,380. See annual report in
do
<lo
Cent. RR.
Chronicle, v. 18, p. 272.
1897
do
do
of N. J. assumes $2,810,000 ol gold loan
1897
do
do
01 1897.
(V. 13, p. 297.)
1877
do
do
1382
do
do
633,350
800,000
2,000,000
4,916,500
*50
83
83
103
103
103
103
103
Monongahela Nav. Co.—stock
London.
June, 1873 Del. City to Chesap. City, Md. Net earn¬
ings from operations, 1871, $295,082*
July, 1836
Annual report in Cukoniclh. v. 16. n. 763,
shows net receipts in 1872, $215,446.
(v.
1870
1890
17, p. 835.)
Balto..A. Brown
8,500,000
3,500,000
S.'JOO.OOO 1
850,000
9,390,350
856,000
5,566,277
1,000
1372
Balto.,A. Brown & Sons.
20,000,000
1,500,000
,,,,
48
Lehigh Coal db Navigation—stock
Loan, convertible, coupon, gold
1st mortgage registered—-.
1st mortgage
2d mortgage
*
1,000
1873
1st mort. registered, RR
Mort. loan, on equipments &c.,
Loan
extern conv. till Dec.,’77
do
Consol, mort. loan
*
do
do
2,000,000
4,375,000
1,69.4,500
j
1858
1869
1871
1872
148
148
Debentures. 1873
.
50
60
60
148
143
-
.
Philadelphia, office,
1,997,872
8.229,594
D. C.]
REMARKS.
when Due.
Stocks,
last Divl’d.
Payable and
by Whom.
1,880,800
var.
Bonds, §
Principal,
DIVIDENDS.
AVliere
standing.
50
i856
Chesapeake db Ohio—stock
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Guaranteed Sterling Loan...
Bonds having next preference
Delaware Division—stock
1st mortgage
Delaware db Hudson—stock
Amount
Out¬
Date Bonds. Siorze par
14
14
INTEREST OR
'
do
do
Philadelphia, office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1
j
DESCRIPTION.
i Date
of
i
Adams Express Co— stock
Atner. Merchants' Union Ex.—stock
Amencan coal (Md.)—stock
American Dock db Improvement Co..
Atchison Bridge, 1st mort., guar
A tlantic Mail Steamship Co—stock...
Atlantic db Pacific Telegraph —stock.
Boston Water Power
Mortgage bonds (for $2,300,000)
Canton Improvement Co., Balt
Bonds for $5,000,000, gold
Union R.R. bond’s guaranteed
Cary Improvement Co.—stock
Central of N. J. Land Co
Consolidation Coal of Md.—stock
1st mort. (convertible)
1st M., consol,, conv. (for
<
1
10,000.000
1IK)
100
25
t
„
.
.
*
*
-
*
...
....
„
r
-
t
1874
)
....
DunlelthdbDubuque Bridge—bds s.f...
Ills. <t St. Louis Bridge— Ut M. bonds
3d mortgage (for $3,000,000)
JjOuisviUe^Bf'idae—bonds
Mariposa Land dk Mining CD.—stock.
16*
-
-
1 Q.-M.
3
J. & J.
M.& S.
1
4
*
1864
1872
1852
1869
-
-
*
55,000shs.
100
-
10,250,000
453,000
1,000
1,000
300,000
247,000
493,000
500,000
480,000
1,000
100
*
1868
1,000
«
«...
M.&N.
„
.
3,700,000
,
1?)
....
ioo
10,000.000
100
5,000,000
4,400,000
ioo
....
20,000,000
4,000,000
512,500
4.291,300
5,703,700
,
100
100
.
•
•
B
•
United States Express—stock..
Wells, Fargo db Co. Express—stock...
.
„
„
.
t
„
^
1872
I
*
*
*
1,000.(K)0
.
50
1,250,000
1 000,000
10 *
6 300!000
100
100
5,000,000
100' 41,073,410
Spring Mountain Cool.—stock
Spruce Hill Coal.—stock
.
i
.
1
1,000
100
1
,
Last Divi’d.
Jan. 2,
do
do
!
New York,office.
Mar.
N. Y.. Cent. RR. of N.J.
j
1374
10, 18741
;;;;
Guar,
by Ch.& S. *V.,
Dec.. 1867 !
1872
!V. 18. p.!S6.
;Nov. 12. 1872 See Chronicle,
1884
H. & St. Jo., & Cen. Br. U P.
,
1
Boston Office.
CnRONICLK, vol.
828 ; V. 17 p. 21.
....
....
....
i
1
Boston, office.
60c
7s.
j Jan!
V. 17, p. 596; V. 18, p. 190,295.
14, p. 796; V. 15, p. 19; V. 16, p. 765,
9,1869
Jan. 20, 1874 j
N. Y. Co.’s Office.
,
_
January. N.Y. Co’s office, 71 B’y. I Jan. 20, 1874 A sufficient portion of new
!
do
do
Jan.,
Leld
to
retire
old bonds.
1885
J. & J.
do
do
! Jan. 1.1897
p. 628.
J. & J.
1879
New York.
J. & J.
! Feb., 1879
do
F.& A.
do
Apr. 15,1873
A.&O.
Nov., 1393
M.&N. N. Y. bv Ill. Cent. R.R.
Chronicle, V. 16, p. 661,693;
A.&O. N. V., Bk of Commerce.
F. & A.
4
„
consol, mortgage Is
See Chronicle v. 15
7
6
6
6
6
8
,
.
....
M.& S
J.& D.
7g.
t
REMARKS.
Due,
Stocks,
| Mar. 2, 1874
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
•
•
•
•
N.
Y., Gilman, Son & Co
See Chronicle, v.
•
Dec!! 1870
3
Sept., 1869
3
5
7
Q-F.
F.& A.
N. Y., Ill
do
Broadway.
do
'
Aug., 1872
Aug. 1,1881
.
#
7g.
5
2
4
2
7
4.443,900
1.500,000
7g.
3,400.000 1
5
J. & J.
J. & J.
N.Y., E. Kelly & Co.
Q-F.
New York office.
New York .office.
New York, office.
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
N. Y. union Trust Co.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.& N.
M.&N.
1
M.& X. i
v. lfi, p.
273.
March, 1881
5!000,000
100
100
50
,
....
•
j
Bonds, 5
Principal, *
When
and
0
,
.
Maryland Coal—stock
Hew’Central Coal ( «d)
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.—stock....
Pennsylvania Coal— stock
1st mortgage bonds
Quicksilver Mining Co.—Com. stock.
Where Payable
by Whom.
>
....
10
.
Preferve 1 stock
,
2
i •••
2*
4,000,000
i 8,75S,500 ! s.
| 4,000,000 10s.
t
(?)
j
8
731,250 11
2,500, OH)
6g.
1
2d mortgage
Wilkesbarre Coal
1,500,000
1
783,000
.
$1,250,000)
Western Union Telegraph—stock
lot mortgage
Real estate bonds, gold
f
j
! i,2(xi,()bo
100
100
100
1.000
,
=
„
18.000.000
t
...
....
Cumberland coal and I.—1st mort..
do
do
2d mortgage
Cnmberland Coal & Iron Co—Stock
Preferred stock.
2d mortgage, gold
Rate
I
i
1
I NTEREST.
When 1
valuef st’nding. pert | Payable.
Cent
Bonds.
For explanation of all references, see 1
foot notes on 1st page of RR Tables.
or{ Amount
Size
Philadelphia,
i§79
Jan
13,
Chronicle (v. 15, p.
See Chhon., v. 17, p.
p.
324.
5?8.. v. 16, p. 325.)
588, C91, 804 ; v. 13, p. 8.
cent. (y. 14. p. 62d.>
Dividends in 1871.20 per
See election
p.
and brief report in Chronicle,
V. 18,
247.*
2), 1872
Feb. 2,1374
July 5, 1873
Jan., 1870
Nov.. 1875
May, 1902
Noy., 1869
The Co holds $7,295,23' of
port v. V, P, 491; alBO.Y.
this stock,
13, p. 41
See full re-
.
i Entered according to act of Congress, In the year
Subscriber* will confer
Size or Amount
Outpar
Bonds. Value* st’nding.
of
For
explanations
see
foot-notes.
Alabama:
State bonds, due in 1872 & extended
do
do
1866
1866
1870
1866
1866
1867
1866
1868
Sterling bonds of 1830, extended...
Sterling bonds, extended
do
do
uo
100*c
100&C
100&C
1872
extended
do
do
New bonds
do
New loan.
Educational Fund Debt
Railroad bond indorsements
Loan to Mont. & Eufala RR
Loan to Ala. & Chattanooga I1R...
State ctfs and Auditor’s warrants..
Arkansas :
,
1,100,000
2,802,697
300,000
2,000,000
612,333
„
1872
^
m
•
.
.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1870
1870
1870
1870-72
1873
do
do
do
8
8
8
J. & J.
N. Y., H. Clews & Co.
do
do
•
May, 1892
May, 1886
May, 1886
June,
J. & J.
J. & J.
bunds, 10-20 year
1 S£
do
20 year
do
20 year
do
10-30vear
j Sr1
do
non-taxable, 20 yr.J S
District of Columbia:
Pe: manent imp’t, gld, coup.or re
do
do
currency
Washington funding, gold
Chicago relief
7
1861
1863
1864
1864
1865
100&C
1,000
524,100
8>2,(XX)
1,326,500
58 .',500
100&C
1,741,100
1872
19 73
1872
50* c
l.Oi’O.CUO
79'),(00
2,686.100
*
*
*
1,000
1 0 0
....
....
N. Y.f
do
N.
1886
....
1889
1899
1900
Un. Trust Co.
do
do
1882
i999
Union Trust Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. * J., Sacramento, Treasury.
(la
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1900
1900
1900
April, 1900
.
1877
1880
1883
1885
1893
....
Bds,’57,’6 V<D,&c..exch. forbds of '7
Due School and Internal
State bonds
....
imp fund
....
1871
i.U'b
1873
1870
1,000
Western & Atlantic RR. bonds
Atlantic & Gulf RR. bonds
1848
1,000
Bonds, act of March 12,1866
Bonds, act Sept., ’70, gold
Bonds, act Oct., ’70, gold
1866
1870
1370
1872
1873
500&C
1870
1,000
Georgia
P. & Mob. RR
7
7
Hartford, Treasury.
do
’do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jan., 1883
Jan., 188-4
Oct., 1894
Oct., 1385
1st Nat ion’1 Bank
N. Y.
J. * J.
J. & J.
Var
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
Var.
July, 1881
Jan., 1902
«
Q-J.
237,500
'600,(XX)
3,900,(XX)
2,700,000
1,880,0: »0
307,500
858,750
7.545,900
1,500,000
500
1,000
1,000
250* C
1847
6*7
do
N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
N
Y„4tli Nat’l Bank
do
do
N. Y.,
Q-J.
do
do "
Loud,
do
do
Frank.
oi
A. & O.
r>
New York.
4
8
A.& O.
J. & I).
N. Y., 4th
J. & J.
do
do
M. & S.
J. & J.
M.&N.
N. Y., Am.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
....
„
Jan. 1,1908
May. 1874
’79-m-'l-’0
July, 1886
Oct., 1890
...
100* c
100* c
’61-’69
’61-’69
1864-69
Bonds, 1861 to 1869. funding, &c
Military loan
1.0(0 000
3,904,(00
5,000
1873
1
Nat’l Bank.
Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
-
101,775
889,(XK)
346,(XX)
....
New York.
A. & O.
0
alter 1881
1876
....
6
July
7
7
J. & J.
do
N. Y.,
do
do
Gilman,Son* Co
do
do
do
do
188.V84
1876-*99
1884-’99
Louisiana:
*
Bonds lor relief of State Treas....
Bonds in aid of various railroads..
'Levee bonds.
do
*do
Bonds fund'ng coupons
1853
500
1866
1,000
l.POO
for relief of P. J.
Kennedy.
toMlss.* Mex. G’lf Canal...
to N. La. & Texas RR. Co...
do
do
school held by State Treas.
to N. O., Mob. & Chat. IiR..
to N. O., Mob. & Texas RR
,
6
6
8
6
1
1,000
1^67
1870
1866
500
KlO&c
1,000
1866
1870
•do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
•do
750,000
1,830,000
1,000
1870
1869
1870
1869
1869
18,3
1857
1370
1371
1.000
1,090
1,000
’51 -’61
1863
1863
1-64
1868
50O-& c
500* c
,(XX),(XX>
4,<XX),000
2,960,(XX)
1,000
2,95)0,(XX)
480,000
1,1 NX)
546,(XXI
1 ,roo
1 (XX)
576,000
665,(XX)
875,(XX)
2,500.(00
1.000
1,000
8
6
6
8
8
7
6
965.3IX)
2 0,00)
HO,(XX)
13 4,(XX)
500,(XX>
7.30
8
8
8
J. & J.
N. ().,
.
Nat. Bank.
July, 1893
do
do
do
Various.
’72 to 1906
do
do
do
do
1886
M. & X. N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co. May 1, 1907
do
do
do
March 1,1875
M. & S.
N. O., La. Nat. Bank.,
1886 & ’88
J. & J.
do
do
do
M.& S.
Sept., 1906
do
do
do
Jan. l, 1890
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
Jan. 1, 1890
M. & S. N.Y., Winslow. L.& Co. March I, ^9
do
do
do
M. & N.
May. 1910
N. 0.,La. Nat. Bank.
1899
M. & S.
1909
A. & O. N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co.
Bounty do
3 0>
ao
do
|
Municip il, War Debt assumed j
C
*
W t-
c
Mar i/land:
Balt, & Ohio RR.,sterling
Chesaoeake <v Oaio Canal, st’g
1838
.
.
....
....
iS39
Balt. & Susquehanna RR
Annapolis & Elkridge RR
Defence Bounty Loan
Deaf and i umb Asylum Loan
Md. Ho-pital loan, 10-15 years
Maryland State Loan
Massachusetts—State Almshous * L’n.
State House Enlargement Loan....
Lunatic Hospital, &c., Loan
’
Lunatic Hospital (West. Mass)..!!!
Back Bay Lands Loan
Union Fund Loan
!!!
do
do
Coast Defense Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
Troy & Greenfl-dd RR.. sterling....
’69-’73
s.
Southern Vermont RR, Loan
Norwich & Worcester RR. Loan...
1,000
1,000
500
1,000
1,000
Boston, Hartf. & Erie RJi., sterling ’68-’6
Harbor Land Improvement
1870
1,000
888 00)
1,000
200,000
4,379,500
4,(XX),744
999,944
50U&C
£100&c.
£200
£200&c.
50 l.v
c
£100&C
JE100&C.
1,000
1S13
1860
1
j
1
330,000
369,056
50,000
100,(XX)
94,(XX)
50,000
220,000
2,150, (XX)
600,000
1,000
1,000
’61-’63
U68
18579
3,072.083
100,000
....
100 &c.
1863
1864
1864
1869
’58-’61
5
5
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
62 6'5
1839
1368
1871
1872
1873
1354
1854
1854
1857
’61-’62
’61-’62
’61-’62
’03-’04
do
do
sterling
War Loan, sterling
Trov & Greenf. RR, Loan, sterling,
do
do
home...
do
do
sterling.
dollar bon
.
....
1337
Chesapeake & Ohio canal
.
5g.
5g.
5g.
2,650, J33
760,000
156,67 5
31,06a
269,000
529,785
298,435
....
1839
Baltimore* Sufq, RR
3,084,400
2,712,222
183S
vari’u8
Railroa s and canals
Eastern Shore RR
do
500* c
100 *c
1838
Susq. & Tide Water Canal
do
1,000
118,(XX)
525,(XX)
475.(XX)
2,832,500
5*6
6
6
6
6
A.&O.
April, 1911
5,000
1,000
£2-K)
1.000
-
5g.
400.000
2<XUXX>
400,(XXJ
3,599.024
230,000
Augusta and Boston.
1875-78
Boston, Sulfolk Bank.
Mar., 1883
Aug., 1880
June, 1889
Oct., 1898
do
5g.
5g.
-
5g.
5g.
5g.
6g.
5g.
5g.
do
do
do
do
do
Augusta and Boston.
London, Baring Bros.
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Quarter. Baltimore, State Agent.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A. * O.
Qur.rter.
J. & J.
Quarter.
A.&O.
J. & J.
no
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.
.
do
Boston, Treasury.
& O.
do
J. & J.
J. * I).
M.&N.
J. * J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
6g.
5g.
do
5g.
do
5g.
5g. M.&N.
do
5g.
5g. J. & J.
■5g. A. * O.
554 180
966,500
2,952,400
5,428,072
Various.
M. & S.
F. & A.
J. & D.
A. & O.
5g. A.
5g.
5g.
6g.
Taxable valuation $950,500,000. Tax rate, 1R mills.
'Ihere are a’so $139,(00 War bonds, and $114,(HO
internal improvement bonds.
The valuation of real and personal property in 1873
was $123,684,176.
In Slate funds are $635,125 of
bonds.
these
See Auditor’s last report in
Chronicle, V. 18, p.62.
A constitutional amendment, Dec. 15,1870, limited
the total debt to $25,000,000. Direct debt, Jan. 1,
1874, was $22.133,800; contingent debt, $5,483,602;
temporary $2,074,380; total
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London, Baring Bros.
London,Baring Bros.
do
do
Boston. Treasury.
•
do
do
J. & J.
London, Baring Bros.
do
Boston, Treasury.
A.&O.
J. & J
do
do
.
London.
1
1
do
do
do
ao
London, Baring Bros.
Boston, Treasury.
13<>0 1890
1865
1880 & i8ro
1390
1890
18-5
1890
*
1890
1875 & 1893
1885
outstanding, $29,991,-
782. It was decided that bonds authorized pre¬
vious to the amendment might be issued. A full
review of tt.e State debt is published in the
Chronicle, v. 18, p. 62, with the Governor’s
n es-age ; also, the Scaling Bill on
p. 87. Total
real and
personal property in 1873 assessed at
Rate of State taxation, in 1873, 21.U
$228,666 653.
mills. Default was made in payment of interest
Jan. l, 1873, bat resumed in July, except on bonds
enjoined, maned with a * in 1st column, but
default again made in Jan.,1874. (v. 17, p. 19,51.
829 ; V; Is, p. 62, 87, 143, 162.)
Various. N.O-, Citiz’ns’ Bk of La.
1897
J. & J. N.Y., Winslow, L.& Co. July 1,1910
Maine:
Civil loan bonds
War loan bonds.
Assessed value oi property in 1873, $242,487,882
Rate ot tax. 4 mills. L-gisla'ure declared void
the semi-annual gold bonds of 1870, ami $120,000
of the quarterly bonds held by H. Clews * Co.;
the B. & A. bonds, $1,500X00; and the lollowing
HR.-endorsements, viz: Brutisw ick & Alb., $3,300000, Bainbr., C. & C.. $600,009. Cherokee Val..
$300,100, ( artersvillc & V., $275,000. Review of
Apl.l.’75to’86
State finances, v. IS. p. 87; also, v. 16, p. 20, 187,
218.323. 887, 459, 748 ; v. 17, p. 79.
Dec., i 890
The debt has been rapidly reduced of late years.
The assessment ot property for 1873 was $1,314,Jan., 1878
613.046. The III. Cen. Mi. tax amounts to about,
Various
$500,003 per year. The total amount of municipal
Jan., 1880
bonds registered with State is $15.4)3,834. (V.
Jan., 1880
18, p. 190 )
Jan., 1880
Indiana:
New nonds temporary loau
School fuijd bouds(non-negotiable;
Kansas :
arc not recognized.
Real and
personal property about $30.((KV<00; tax rate, 7
Loan to J.P.&M.RR., is secured by mort¬
gage on road.
Total debt and Interest. Jan. 1,
1874, less the -J..P.& M. loan, was $1,430,223. (v*
16, p. 387; V. 17. p. 19,323.
7892
IT
7
6
6
6
6
6
6
present figures, by sinking fund purchases.
are payable at pleasure since July,
1871, and those of 1864 after Oct., 1874. Assessed
value of real and personal property, March, 1873.
$339,782,733 ; rate of taxation.2 mills.
Total debt. $9,902,251. The total ai scared valua
tion of the District in 1873 was $86,433,072, the tax
rate was $5 5S on the $10n.
Total revenue for
year ending June 30, 1871, $2,088,252, total apnropria'ion for same year, $1,931,827. See v. 17. p.
187, 218, 627.
to
The 1861 bonds
New York.
,
J. & J.
J. & J.
.
7g.
320,(XX)
23,4)00
86,(XX)
64,(100
250,(XX)
ltll'&c
i871
Total valuation of
Tax rate, 50 cents per
mills.
M. & N.
F. & A.
J. & J
6
7
940.445
1,000
1,000
1,000
$ 1.328,000 of bonds 1873.
property, 1873, $527,199,473.
$100. (V. 18, p. 247.)
Old Territorial bds
:
Interest bonds,inscribed stock....
Refunded stock bonds
N rmal University bonds
Thornton loan bonds
War bonds
Revenue deficit bonds (to Chicago)
The debt is being reduced l>r a sinking fund,
The State holds in trust for School and Univer¬
sity
Funds ihe
$5 0,090 Capitol bo”ds nnd
,
:
Bonds of 1872
Bonds for funding (for $1,200,000.).
Railroad endorsements
Brunswick & Albany RR
Illinois
6g.
450,937 6*7
262,0 0
7
350,000
300,000
6g.
4,0)0,000 8 g.f.
....
....
Consol.gold bonds
Loan to J.,
6g.
T
485.(00
1,500.000 5,6,7*3
6
252,317
.....
Corporation of Georgetown
florida :
Rate of taxation. 5mllls. Unfunded debt is mostly
held by U.S. The State is in default for intere«t. By the last assessment in 1372 and 1373 the
total valuation of property was $101,972,329. A
tax of 2!^ mills, payable in currency was laid for
interest on the debt, other taxes being payable
In certificates, but for want cf an appropi iation
interest is not paid this year. (Chronicle, vol.
15, p. 50,181, 187.)
Debt lias been reduced since 1866 from $10,000,000
J. & J.
do
do
A. & O.
do
n
Corporation of Washington
•endorsements, $1,576,000. The Ala. & Chatta¬
nooga Railroad Is offered for sale in May, 1874.
(v. 16, p.,49, 291, 523, 659; V. 17, p. 508.{ V. 18, p. 87.)
Jan., 1892-3
Y., Union Trust Co.
A. & O. N. Y.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
6
6
6
6
6
100.0(0
140.000
t
Market House
Potomac Water
Total assessed value of lands, $93.9S9,157.
87.
A law was passed in April, 1873. offering $1.0U0 of
direct Stale bonds for every $4,000 of endorsed
railroad bonds. During 1872-73 the debt of ti e
State was Increased $882,000 and ihe railroad
1886
1886
1886
1888
Connecticut:
War
p.
1890
.
7g.
7g.
7g.
7g.
110,000
An abstract of Auditor’s report for year ending
Sept. SO, 1873, was published in Chronicle, v. 18,
....
7
7
7
7
7
500, (X X)
1,197,000
REMARKS.*
when due.
....
101,500
500&C
8
8
-
7
1,587,300
....
N.T., H. Clews* Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
London. Un’on Bk.
do
do
-do
N. Y.,H. Clews & Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
7
•
l,000,00i
1.200,000
600,0 0
1,(150,(XX)
100&C
500* c
500&C
1857
1860
M. & N.
do
do
6
2,271,253
2,123 086
300,< 00
100.000
1,200,000
„
....
Payable and
by Whom.
••
3,050,000
Ito&c
Where
Payablef
8
5 0,000
1,000
Principal,
When
6g- June 1.
5g. J. & J.
do
6gdo
5g.
64,800
82,500
648,000
877,700
*
....
1869
1870
do
Soldiers’ relief bonds
State eanitol bonds
Bonds of 1873
-
:6!38r,!ooo
Floating debt
*
«
«
.
1869-70
1871
1838-39
California:
Civil bonds, sinking fund, gold....
1,941,000
473,800
1,000
....
To Memphis* Little Rock RR....
To Little Rock & Fort Smith RR..
To L. R., Pine Bluff & N. O. RR...
To Miss., Ouachita & Red River RI
To Arkansas Central RR
5
5
5
$168,000
100&C
100* c
’70- 71
1870
1870
Levee bonds (or warrants)
Old unfunded debt, including int..
Ten year bonds for deficiencies....
Rate
per
Cent.
688.000
1S72-3
Funding bonds of 1869 & 1870
immediate notice of any error discovered In our Tables.
INTEREST.
Date
DESCRIPTION.
SECURITIES.
STATE
1874, by Wm. B. Dana & Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.]
great favor by giving us
a
[Maich 2-*, 1874.
CHRONICLE
THE
316
Thesinking funds Jan., 1874, were $1,255,746. Valua¬
tion in 1872, $224,509,951. Tax rate in 1873,5 mills.
-
Governor’s message on
v.
finances in Chronicle,
IS,p. 63.
of property in 1873 was
$124,672,712,on which the rate .of taxation was 17
cents per $100; income from dividends on rail¬
road, canal and other stocks owned by the Stare
was
The State has largely assisted
$138,955.
canals and railroads, and bolds $4,455,464 of stocks
and bonds of solvent companies, besides $66,579
In the sinking fund, leaving only $6,219,172 ot
debt, without any offset; the State also holds
$21,608,094 in unproductive securities. Comptrol¬
ler’s report in v. 13, p. 63.
The assessed valuation
April,1832-87
Oct!,'1874
Oct., 1874
July, 1874
June, 1877
May, 1880
July, ’74-’76
July, ’77-78
July, 1883
July, 1894
May, 1894
May, 1894
July, 1889
Oct., ’S8-’90
April, ’90-’94
April, 188 •>
July, 89-93
1893
April, 1890
July, 1877
law of 1862 all interest on the debt ot
in coin, excepting on the
temporary loans. During 1873 debt was increased
$185,100. Thel sinking funds in Jan., 1874, were
as follows: Almshouse, $41,918 ; debt extinguish¬
ment fund, $244,026 ; Back Bay, $220,0-0: Union
fund loan, $2,750,005* coast defense, $506,977 ;
bounty fund, $3,022,170; liarbor land improve¬
ment, $154,439 ; Norwich * W., $364,084 ; Troy &
Greenfield, $1.7*5,156; war fund loan, $1,000 014;
Boston. H irtf. & Erie, $797,901. Property re¬
turned for taxation in 1873. $1,763 429 990; deposits
In
savings banks,
$202,195,343;
corporation
property (above real estate and macninery).
$90,938,5*61. The loan to Boston, Hartford* Erie
By a
Massachusetts is paid
Ii.R. is secured by deposit of $4,000,000 “
bends. Governor’s message on
mort
v.
an
increase of $101,19545,4 over
18, p. 63.
Berdell"
finances
Total tixablesIn 1873,$2,087,350,015
1872.
in
J.* J., *.900
Jan., 1875
*
Size, or pa r value.— This column shows the several sizes or denominations in which each issue of uonas is ramie.
1 When Pat,ahie — j * .i. stands for Jan. & July; F. * A., Feb. * Aue.; M. & S., March & Sept.; A. & O., April & Oct.; M. & N., May & Nov.;
Q.—J., quarterly from Jan.: «.—>*.. Quarterly from February Q.—M., Quarterly Irom March.
t Remarks.—Figures in bracket! at the end of remarks, in any case, refer to the yoluroe and page of Chronicle, containing fuller information.
J. * D., June & Dec
STATE
Subscribers will confer a
DESCRIPTION.
great favor by giving ns
ot
explanation of all references
ooc notes on preceding page.
For
1859
4flnncftota:
State Building Loan...
do
do
••••«••••
•
do
do
do
do coupon
Railroad Bonds(not recognized).
Missouri:
State bonds
.
Ponds to Cairo & Fulton Rll
Bonds to Platte County RR
Bonds to Ir >n Mountain RR
Pacific RR
*
S. W. or. Pacific RR
*
S. W. 1 r. Pacific RR. (guar.)
Hannibal* St. Joseph RR
Nevada:
State bonds
to tund floating debt
do
N. Ha manhire:
War loan coup, bonds
d>
do
do
do
.......
Municipal war loan
New Jersey:
War loan bonds, tax free
do
do
do
do
taxable
do
New York:
.
1887
1868
1869
1873
1858
.»•
Sonsolidated
bonds Asylum bda..
/
diversity & Lunatic
Bonds to North Mo. RR
1.000
1868
1872
’51-8
’57-9
’59-60
’54-9
’53-9
*57-66
’56-61
’53-7
1.000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1861
1864
1366
1872
1,000
1,455,000
1,589,000
1,000
2,700,000
1,0X>
1,000
Comptroller’s bds (by
North Carolina:
RR. * lmp’t bds, old
“13
1872
1873
1873
to
I
V
l
s).
do
do
do
Iteglst’d certificates of literary fund
Penitentiary bonds, act Aug. 2i, ’68.
2,333,000
1,695,000
2.417.400
1,711,100
Soecial tax bo ids
1850
13 >0
1860
1856
Ohio—Kegist’d loau.p lyable after 1870
do
do
do
do
do
do
1815
June, 1*81.
do
1886.
1.000
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
Bounty bonds
1370
1849
1852
1-852
1852
1852
1853
1867
1867
1867
1867
1867
1867
1871
18T2
1862
1863
1863
1864
1794
1836
1857
1858
1859
1861
1866
Willamette Canal and Lock
do
do
do
May 4
Register'd do do
Coupon loan of April 19 ($35,000 reg)
Stock loan of Feb. 2 (registered)...
do
do
do
do
do
.
do
do
do
do
do
do
(cp. & reg.)...
(registore i)...
(cp. & reg.)..
(registered)....
Cliambersbu-g ctf-i, May 21, (' eg.).
Agricultural College laud scrip
Rhode Island— War bonds
do
do
do
South Carolina—State stock
State House stock, 1st „ssue
do
do
2d
do
d >
do
do
3 1
do
do
4th do
do
do
5th do
Funding bond3
Blu i R dge RR bonds
New St ite House bonds
do
do
•
Funding bill* receivable
Payment of inter st
Fund ng bank bills
Conversion bonds
Land com n salon bonds
Fire loan bon is, sterling
do
do
dome-tic
Ra'lroad endorsements
41,000
11,407,000
147,180
1,5<%9U0
4,073,817
2,400,000
41,500
46,027
200.000
400,000
896,0J0
37,000
2.8*0,000
367.500
273,000
2,475,450
92,850
1,000
1 000
1,000
1.000
1.000
50&C
50&C
50&C
50&C
50&C
50&C
var.
var.
var.
var.
var.
50<fcC
1863
1863
1868
1864
1 000
1.000
500&C
500&C
500&C
‘©4) "S.-7
4,083,991
•
c 2
Hermitage purchase bds T®
e P a 3
i C Vi"5„
State i aplrol stock
1866
Bds to fund iut. oil above to Jan, ’66
Railroad debtlion is eml’rsed for railroads 3tBonds loaned to RR.’s, old.. •O x>
Bds Is ued to RR.'s since ’c6—
Green issue, no letter
£! a 1866-6
.«« '67-’8-’9
Ne*- eerie , letter B
1863-69
do
not 1 ttered
Green issne, no letter
J 5S 136i
1868
Bds to iu id iut. on abo e to Jan.,’6
Int. due on all bds estim’d to Jan. *73
/•ioatinadebt—iik.ot ienn. notes..
.
1,000
_
do
registered
do
sterling
Funded bonds coupon
du
do register’d..,.
do
do sterling coupon ...
Consolidated, Act of ’7i, coupon. ..
do
do
reg. conv
do
do
fractions..
Deferred certificates
Iuterest on sterling debt, funded..
Interest due Jan, it July, 1874..,,, .
Oct., 898
’98-’99
Debt reduced in
Jan., 1871
Jan., 1876
July, 1881
Jan., 18)7
are
*
do
®£
*
do
do
do
April, 1879
July, 1882
A&O
June, 1876
March,’
1882
.April, 1893
July. 1893
August, 1894
do
do
do
do
London.
Columbia.
-J.
J. & J.
diminished. The valuation of real and
personal property. Apiil, 1873, $247,798,880. and
tax o* 20 cents on $100.
••'
A funding law p\8.-e i in Jan., 1874, provides for
sealing down the old debtby giving new bonds
to extent of 50 per cent, and declares vo dthe
comersion bond* to the amount of fi.WBJXM.
The Comptroller’s report. Nor.,1872, shown ' the
bonded debt at $15,851,327, exclusive or |4,797506
_
July 1,1863
July 1,1863
July
New York or Nashville
i,' 1914
1868-93
'5 & W
6
5 & 5V7
6
1893
1870-73
1892
1869-93
6
6
'
provided fof fund¬
The law passed In March, 1873,
ing all out tandlng,
to become due before Jan. 1. Ia74,
pa-tnue coupons, and coupon-*
before Jan 1.1874. in a 10-40year 6
interest to be resumed by
nor's ilrcuiar In Chboniolk,
a d notice in vo'. :7,
p J72.
legally 1 sued bonds, due or
as * eh at* all
maturing ntr or
percent bona:
July,1*74. 8HS Gover¬
vol. 16..»/ 627,
The totiU debt
here given is t-ubstantlally, according to the
report of the Co » ptroller, .(an., 1878, Efifcr de¬
paid
1,0 U
1,000
1851
1871
6
10
626,718
496/67
1.800.000
500&C
1862
500&C
1-62
1851-6 50J&C)
var. J
1851-61
1866-67
1866-67
1867
1371
234,404
350,000
257,00)
£100*
500)
var.
J
£103
10 &o
100&C
18 1
1371
var.
1871
var.
var.
246.000
187,500
*9,141,969
I,865,000
*990,000
410,250
17,856, 0)
4,OH,799
91.677
297
211116
1,4)7,107
5*
bonds paid in by railroads
a'togeiner
-
1892
190)
1900
190)
6
6
6
6
6
6
k
amon&Ui g
mateddebt of solvent railroads, $3.9583**. due
from ralLoads then soil, *2^78,35»; indorsed
bonds that will pay m erest, $2,172A», *nd Interduct ing
No interestnow
to $12
232,796.
$100 but a 'ax is laid
(V. 13, p. 148,247.)
New York,
do
M & S.
•
contingent railroad debt, and $4,000,000 Blue
Ridge RR. bonds. The.assets were Mated at $9*0.700/but cnleflv valueless. Assessed value of prop¬
erty In 1371, $183,913,337. The State 1- In default
for Interest ulnce Jan., 1872. See CHRONICLE V.
16 p. 354, 794; V.17, p. 51. 251.828, 3S5,5W,6«*< «6C ;
V. 18,p. *71.)
.....
......
5
July 1,1881
Jan. 1, 1885
July 1,1888
July 1, 1888
July 1,188)
July 1,183
Columbia & N. Y.
created for war purposes and is being
steadily
July 1, ’75-79
do
'
’
*
r
Debt was all
pleasure.
Jun. 1,1877
do
~,-j}
changed to
registered. The bonds due In 1877 are payable at
any time till 1882 ; those of 1382 till 1893. <T. 18,
p. 64.)
Feb ,1877
Feb., 1882
Feb., 1882
Jan. 1,1883
July 1, ’8 5-8‘
July 1, '87-89
Julv 1, ’82-86
July 1, V7-97
I
rallroaa
1872
Feb., 1872
Feb., 1877
do
do
do
princi¬
levied* on
assessed In 1878
$569,610. Funded
debt diminished in 1873. $1,604,673.' Bilaury In
Treasury at close of fiscal year, $l,823,TH- Stata
bolds $1,754,821 1h stocks and $9,300,00ooi
bonds. Interest is paid in gold on all loans prior
to 1867.
Any coupon bonds may be
do
do
do
do
do
do
Columbia & N. Y.
Columbia. Treasury,
I
personal property, which was
at $t65,362,443. and the tax was
Aug., 1878
Columbia, St. Treas.
(most I
fOine
Revenue is raised from num-rous souths,
pal v from corporations. Taxes are
do
,
valuation of property In the
$1,524,323,118. In 1873 the State tax was
$>,167.859,and local taxes, $21,658,498. (V.18jl«4.)
The ufebt is provided lor by B<nklng funds.' Taxa¬
ble property, UV72, $37,174,169. H mill tjut t .for
R diet bonds and 1 mill lor Bounty bonds: - /"
Aug., 1877
At
J.&J.:
6g-
1874
18-5
1880
Feb
1873, $372,484 ; sink, land resources
$881,522. The total
State is
300 00'
Univetslry. School bus and certfs..
debt, warrants, &c..Jan.’73
International RR
Jan., 1900
Oct. ,1898
Indefinite.
75.100
Floating
Bond -
18, p.
476,834
lexaa-Fund, bds by Acts 1966& 137!. 1866*71
1870
Frontier defence, gold ('or $750,' 00)
1871
Deficiency bds,act 1871 (for $400,600)
B nd8, act Dec, iS7i (for *2.00 0CU)
Vermont— War loan bonds, coupon...
do
do
registered
f rglnla—Old bonds, counon
for 1873 In Chronicle, V.
166. Total property assessed In 1872 at
$123,507,629, a low valuation. Int. Is paid on bonds
issued to N.C. Railroad ($2,794,01)0) as State holds
$3,000,210 stock an i receives dividends the eon.
O her interest In default. (Vo). 17, p» $46, .595,
691, 803; V. 18, p. 166.)
Treasurer’s report
do
do
do
Prov., R. I. H. & T. Co.
Q.-J.
«*
6g-
3,249.690
4.535.085
Loan account
claimed by
*68-’98
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do
6 v.
g*
6g
15,767,92)
Tieaaury warrants
*
New York,
do
do
735,553
2,172,009
1,000
On demand.
O.
J.
Raleigh, Treasury.
New York,
O.
do
O.
N.
Y., Ainer. Ex. Bank,
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
State Treasury,
J. & J.
do
do
do
A. & O. Phlla.,Farm.* M. B’k.
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
F.& A.
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
Harrisburg Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
6,712,608
(?)
1,0 JO
Turnpike road stocks....
13
6g6g
6g
6g
700,000
484,44.5
900.439
July 7, 1691
do
Albany.
J.
M.’tS.
«g6g-
1,100,000
1.258.550
1.265.800
J.
O.
J.
O.
A. & O.
J. & J.
F. & A.
SR.
970,000
250,000
11,600
500,000
1838
1838
3
5
6
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
130,315
1,131,701
var.
State debt proper—
Bank T nn. stock
Railroad stocks.../
6
1,019,000
205,000
668,000
746.000
38,837
189,691
127,441
804,370
215,476
1,050
1,0 0
1,000
1,000
i873
5
90,400
9,271,850
723,950
64,-29
1,000
1,000
The Municipal loan of 1872 was Issued gratuitously
to cities anu towns, the pi oceeds to be m*ed In
reducing tneir several war debts, which the date
thus assumed.
'
! .
Sept., ’84-9
Oct., 1874
do
do
do
• ■' 1
estate 1870,$11,820,11$; personal
$8,377,995; tax, $112>* pr $100, amounted to $221,608.
ly.
Boston,
l5i.)
Totai valuat’n of real
.
F
7.890.550
1,000
or
do
no
J. & J.
J. &
A. &
J. &
A. &
J. &
A. &
J. &
A. &
A. *
6g
5g.
4>4g
5g
5g
500.000
1854
1855
1856
1869-’70
lennessee -Xew seiie* funding b’nd*
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
l
7
7
383 045
i*,666
Oregon—Relief bonds
Pennsylvania— Inclinedplane loan....
Coupon loan, A mi 2 ($28,000 reg.)..
I.12
3.639.400
do
The Hannibal <x
Jan., ’92-1905 Of first two«lasses of b’nds the principal is payable,
$100.000pr yr. Valuat’n of r*-al & personal property
Jan., ’75-84
iu ’73, $612,996,106. S. tax, 3 mills, (v. 16, p. W.)
Jan., ’66-96
do
do
do
do
Jan., ’97-02
do
do
There is also $68,000 contingent debt to L. I. BB., A
$7,361 per annum lor Indian annuities.
Bee
April, 1877
J. & J. N. Y., Manhattan Bank,
7
financial report in Chronicle, v. 18, p. «*. Ths
do
do
do
April. 1877
do
7
debt
18728,
$4.195,Si6.
nominally decreased in
At will
do
Albany.
5g
Assessed valuation of real property in I87S
N. Y., Manhattan Bank,
July, 1875
do
by
tlie
Board of Fqua IzaMon, $i.*92.528.071 ;
do
do
do
July, 1878
do
6tj.
of personal, $437.10),315 :
total. $2.12#,623.3;«.
At will.
do
Albany.
5&6g
Tax rate In 1873 u as « 95-100 mills.- Tq« local
Oct., 1874
6g,
Q-J. N. Y., Manhattan Bank,
deois of cities In New York State are $tfv7,589,6('9;
do
do
do
Oct., 1875
do
6g
of couutLs, $n,681 264, and towns. $25,mMKi.
do
do
Dec., 1877
do
6g- J.& D.
(V. 15. p 658; V. 16. p. 81, 659 ; V. *7, p. 5M^V.
do
do
do
July, 18*7
6g- J. & J.
Jan. 1,1*88
do
do
do
6g. J.& J.
800,000
1,537,887
2.099,000
473,000
880,000
1/.6 -.900
847,51*0
6g4,2 2,600
66,473 5&6g
1,000
1874-1887
March, 1Q72
March, 1881
Treasury,
The local (county)
cipal and interest in gold. (V. W, p.
1876
1876
Trenton & J. City,
561.500
900,000
1,000
100&C
JOJAC
1874-1839
J. & J.
do
do
500* c
1866
1863
1867
1868
State
18T2 was $487,533,14$
Total, $576,;55,5<.tt.
St. Joseph Railroad nrovides for its Donds.
Bonds due Jan., 5872, wore Daid In goKL-bht after
that time
n currency, pursuant to a resolution
oi the Legi6i<iure.
The Courts sustained the
law. The Auditor recommends payment of prin¬
1814-1888
1977-1889
1889-169')
1874-7883
S. & Co.
18, p. 63, 217 )
amounted to $1,799,971.
taxes
Ju'y, 1892
6
6
6
4.738.800
do
war
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
f 112,248,U5» tax 5 mills., (v.
The valuation of real estate In
and of personal, $140,622 369.
upon which the tax is 5 mills.
1888
1888
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
6
6
500&C
now(notspecTtax)
do
2
“*
)
do
do
514,000
600,000
1,218,000
19,908,000
a.
•M
J
do
4 las' yrs.
property,
mills. Surplus
bond*. *’*■ •>
All these bonds are held by the permanent school
fund. The “Minn. State RK.” bonds, repu luted,
have been held vail. In a dictum of Judge Dillon
of u. S. Circuit Court. Property valuation, 187$.
1877
1878
1*79
1883-1903
Dec , ls83
of Com.
Concord
do
do
do
100&C
.
N. Y., Nat. Bk
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Duncan,
J. & J.
M. & S.
A. & O.
J. & J.
1,099,900
1,002,900
593,400
May, 1890
July, 1879
J.&D.
J. & J.
1871-2, $630,000,000, and tax rate 2)4
revenue is applied to purchased
1873, *78 & ’83
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. & J.
The debt has been largely diminished in
Assessed valuation of real A persona'
July, 1878
St. Paul, Treasury,
6
6
2,205,000
*2
do
do
do
do
do
do
160,000
100&C
1827-3
1343
1818
1818
Mercantile N. Bk.
M. & S.
M. & S.
247,000
§5 '
J. & J.
N. Y.,
do
do
do
15
10
500&C
lOO&c
I'Ato
7
7
7
7
7
M.&N.
J. & J.
6
7
6
500,000
1.000
ot
do
2,379,000
4,3*8,010
1,000
1861
1863
ls64
[
Con-'ltution{
^ and Art. Rev.
7, Sec.Stat12. |
do
392,000
504,000
l.lKK)
1,000
J.& J.
do
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
489,000
2,727,000
401,0u0
2,964,000
1,000
Under Art., 7, Sec.
Funding bonds, since
2,275,000
1,000
1,000
.
do
do
do
100,000
50,000
230,i >00
1867
1871
do
do
reg stock
General fund debt—Astor >-tock
do
do
deficiency loan,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
100,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.00U
1,000
Bounty loan bonds, coup
Canal
81.1M)
6
6
7
6
REMARKS, t
l)ue.
by Whom.
Payable.
150,000
1,465,000
463,000
1,000
1858
1863
1865
Renewal Loan Ponds.
Two Million Loan
War Bounty Bonds ...
Ste Marie Canal Bonds.
f
Debt, ( 3,
Principal.
When
Where Payable and
When
Value* st’nding.
see Bonds.
Michigan:
SECURITIES.
immediate notice of any error discovered in onr Tables.
INTEREST.
Size or Amount
Outpat
Date
317
CHRONICLE.
THE
28, 1874.]
March
1890-1910
Marcn
The
of
total value of
*1 be Commro ler asti-
on othei sources of revenue.
; V,;
•.
real[estate isi $137^28.613 ; and
personal property,
$56,596,888. (V. 15, p.247.)
1,1876
&6
”8'
6
6
u
u
6
6
6
6
J. & D.
do
J. * J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
registered bonds $185 500 are held.f or Agri¬
sink, fund amounts to $101,*«0.
Montpelier, Treasury.
All tlie amou t*marked (*)tn&j be fun<Ud Rnder
New York.
Actsoi 1871 and 872 into ConsolidatedBmdsfor
At pleasure
Richmond. Treasury.
\l with defeired ce tlflcates for K,
/he con1386
London, Baring B. &Co.
soi bonds$16,69>,400 h-ve coupons r^oelvRbl-for
10 to 34 years
New York.
faxes, a.m $1579^30 of thO^ icg. are convertible
do
Bost.,
N.* B * Milt. Red’n.
Richmond, Treasury,
do ‘
do
do
do
Loudon,’ Baring B & Co, |
1871-*78
1871-’90
1886-1895
1(05
1903
1905
1905
Conti m
Of the
cultural College.
cTas . luierestdue ’an., feu vit
A»sesied value of P^»lP§rty
r-tte 5 mills. (V.
$I#i$4,$31,
334,8S7, 459, 79* BQ4.)
into same
paid.
424 152; tax
*
cnt.j
1905
}
[March 28, 1874.
THE CHRONICLE
318
SECURITIES.
CITY
in the year 1871, by
Entered according to act of Congress,
Size or Amount
Rate
Outof
par *
Bonds. Value. st’nding. per
Cent.
For explanation, see foot-notes.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Water stock
Bonds loaned to Alb. A Susq. R.R..
Where
Principal
Whom.
Payable.
S. & Co. June, 1872-74 Sinking fund lor municipal bonds, $16,000 per an*
num.
Sinking lunri tor water stock, $5,000 per
do
May, 1819
annum.
Loan to Albany & Susquehanna is se¬
do
do
June, 1880-81
cured
by
1st mortgage <>n road irom-Albany to
1885-94
Bost., Merch’nts’ Bank. Feb.,
Binghamton. Assessed valuation of property m
X. Y., Duncan, S. A Co. Mch 1395-1900
1813, by State author ties was.real estate,$42,419,Nov., 1910
do
co
Me. 1874-91
6b8; personal, $7,2il,8l7 ; iota , $49,631.(00.
do
do
N. Y.. Duncan,
1,l0J
201,000
500,000
1,000,000
6
7
7
7
7
6
6
Var.
250Ac
1,543,000
7
Var
Augusta.
1372-89
Var.
7,212,n46
6
6
6
Q-J.
18.78
1854
1863
100AC
100AC
100 A ■:
100AC
Balt., Farm. A Plan. Bk
Balt., Register’s office.
duly, 1890
July l, 1873
May 1, 1875
Sept. 1,1893
1865
1860
1863
1853
1853
1368
1870
1864
ldOAc
lOOAc
100AC
lOOAc
100AC
liOAc
lOOAc
lOOAc
410,353
555,566
19,000
252,<D0
4H.0U0
175,011)
313,000
50,000
1,000
1,11)0
1,0 0
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,01)
1,009
1,000
293 000
5
6
6.
Bonds for various purposes
do
do
do
do
do
do
ay, 1911-12
Feb., 1876-8 •.
Nov., 1895
do
.
Consolidated loan of 1890
Jail stock
Water loan
Consolidated bounty loan
Exempt
do
Public Parks (Druid Hill)
Park Improvement loan
Five mill on loan to B. A O. RR—
One million loan, Pitts A C. RR—
New City Hall
do
do
Consolidated loan
Court House loan
1870
1872
1872
1873
1372
Funding loan
To West. «4d. R.R. (for $1,000,000)..
Jones Falls
Valley RaLroai
Tatter on ark Extension
Endorsements for York A Cum.RR.
do
West. Md. RR
do
do
Union RR
lo
'
94>,00
5,000.000
2,211,068
185.72.3
lOOAc
lOO&e
lOOAc
10J*C
lOOAc
....
Bangor, Jte.:
City debt proper...
Municipal Loa.i
Penobscot* Kennebec RR. loan...
European A N. American RR
Bangor A Piscataquis RR
....
b
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
6
6
6
J. & J.
M. A N.
MAS
M.AS.
Q-M
Q-J
Q-J
Balt., N. Mechanics’Bk.
do
do
do
do
Sept. 1, 1893
Sept. 1,18W
Jan. 1, 1*95
Jan. 1, 1894
Jan. 1,1-86
Q-J.
Balt., Farm. A Plan.Bk
t3alr., N. Mechanics’ Bk
Balt., Farxn.A Plan. Bk
Q—J.
Q—J.
Ba t., N. Mechanics’Bk
do
J. A J.
Balt., Farm. A Plan. Bk
Bait., N. Me< hanl s’Bk
6
Q-F.
A. A O.
M. A S.
Balt., N. .Mechanics’ Bk
Balt., Register’s Office
J. A J.
do
do
Balt., N. Cential RR.
Ba,t., N. Mechanics’Bk
117 U)4
6
6
6
6
6
239,200
6
6
Var.
J. & J
Bost., Merch’ts’ Nat. Bk
Bos-cm or Bangor.
BO't., Nut. Exch. Bank
dost., Mereh. > at. Bank
Boston, 2d Nat. Bank
1873**92
Jsn. 1 1894.
Boston.
On demand
1878-’79
5,000.000
1,000.'M)
1,000,000
789,900
891,646
137,414
-04,000
1,000,000
232.000
337,800
20 V 0 1
500,000
1,375,000
..
1853-’65
1974
18 >4
lOOAc
1.0 U
HO, ni 1)
1,000
520,000
l->69
1.000
1869
1.000
1,000,000
722,tOO
6
6
6 A 7
J. A J.
A. A O
J. A J.
A. A O.
do
do
July 1, 13 >4
Apr. 15, 1900
1885
1900
1902
do
do
July 1. 1890.
Baltimore.
April 9, 1900
Oct. 1,1886
Mch. 8, 1892
1873-’85
1886
1890
Various Trust Funds
Renewal City Debt, ue
For city pu poBes, Wax
do
do
536.759
l852-’66
185S
1874-55
debt, Ac.
1852 '64
t864- ’72
.
uo
Roxbury debt assumed
Dorcheste • debt ass med
Consolidated at. Imp loan, st’rling
Renewal ol water bonds ol *48
R n wal water loan, 18.6-9, sterling
City notes (new main) Act 1853
Water loan (Chesnut Hill Reso.)...
do
(water Into Dorchester).
Boston High lands
Ster. loan(street imp. In Burnt Dis)
1870
1879
18.2
1861
1865
1870-71
1868
1873
t
-
-
-1
t
do
do
do
r
xV.&O.
do
do
do
lS73-’87
18M-03
1873-’85
1878-’8!
1899-1900
1900-1901
1902
!877-’79
1875-1901
1900-1901
73-’8:i&’98-’9!
do
do
London, Baring Bros.
Boston.
London. Ba 1 g
Boston.
do
do
do
Bros.
1819-’50
City Hall loan
Debt of WilUamsburgh loan
do
do
local Improvein t
Brooklyn local Improvement loan.,
Mt Pro pect Square loan
Soldiers aid fund loan
Nat’l G’d A Vol. Firemen’s loan
National Guard loan,
Third street Improve, loan, local...
Go wan us Canal Impr. loan,
do ...
do
Bushwickav.
do ...
South Seventh
do
do .
do ...
Union street
do
fourth ave.
do
do
..
.
do
do
do
...
Wallabout Ray
do
Bedford ave
local....
do
Kent ave. basin
do
N. Y. Bridge loan, reg A coupon
Prospect Park 1 ..an,
do
do
do
Deficiency bond*
Permanent water loan
no
1855
18.79-’61
1861
1857
1865
18 4
1 65
1867
1866
1865
1866
1867
18 -2
1867
1867
1867
1869
1870
1860-’73
1860-'72
1872
18 7-’73
1872
148,000
6
213.000
7
90,000
6
1 000
R52(KNI
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
i, 00
27,000
3-2.000
802,000
324,000
282,000
338,000
326,000
2tD,'KD
319,HD
680,0 0
278,000
371,000
2.651.000
7
7
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,217 000
1,010
HI 9,IN D
9,962,000
1,000
Ass. fund bonds, co tmuous
do
Central A Knicker .ocker ave. bds.
1,000
1879
1872
1873
8,016,000
1,000
1,000
Raweragc bonds. continuous, local.
So. Brooklyn
do
Boulevard bond*
Ml, 09
1.8-8,600
4,314.101
618,000
1,000
1,000
«67,000
2,214.900
Charleston, S.C.:
City stock
....
O-
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1
7
7
do
do
do
7
7
51,500
6
Var
7
J. A J.
(lo
U75
1879-’81
1891
18-7
1S85’94
1880-’81
•
e
7*
K
rr
c.
c
■
|
1
875
1881
1871-'90
1873-’401871-’90
1.V77 ’86
l3';6-’95
l86S-’95
1868-’90
1877
1879
1901-Tl
1915-24
Improvement bonds
Municipal and School bonds
do
do
B. Park loan (not a bond of
cook County debt
Ch’go).
1868^-72
n:n non
1 000
i
1,000
1,000
1,000
3,565,<D i
87,000
2.550,4 0
2 621.004
500Ac
500Ac
'282 0 0
3.128 000
l’.OOO
do
Supervisors valued the total taxable
of Brooklyn nt $2i6/i7i,i7u, and of all
ai $227.'99 04i
The debt or k lngs
Countv. separate from the deb of Brooklyn, Is
kings County
$3,654,712. CuBOXICLX, V 16, p. 50,323.
1915-04
•
•
•
C
rC
3yrs fr d’te
3yrs fr d'u
1880
18 < 4—4 5—.6
j
1874-’7 6
1?73- 98
1883-’84
1890
rlo
New Yoi k
City.
500Ac
J
7
6
7
7
6
7
7
2,000,000
3,309,1)00 6 A 7
& J
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. A J.
Var.
do
do
N. Y., Am. Exch. N.Bk.
do
do
do
do
'I. Y., Duncan, S. &-Co.
do
do
N. V., Am. Exch. N.Bk
S.Y., Metropolitan Bk
1871-’82
188*2-’95
18^0
18S0-’95
18:H-’95
1873-’76
1874-’99
1873-’79
1873-89
Cincinnati:
Bounties to Volunteers
T
To build ligg cstou Ave. sewer.,B2
1868
Loan to Cir., A Hills. RR
F
1350
do to Lltrle Miami RR
A
1844
d> Afttoii & Ham RR
G
1850
do Covingt m A Lex. RR
1851
H
do uhio A Mississippi RR
I 1842-’51
uo
Marietta A Cin. RR
M
1854
Clnn S >utheru Railroad
1872
Common School purposes, r^g
a
1815
Bouds to fu >cl floating d>*bi.
i -;r.
Bds to O A M UK to pur. whi prop.'N
1855
do for Common School purposes..
1834
do to pur i n il estate forWorkh’seY
1866
do to build Workhouse
Y2
1866
do par. Orph. Asyl. gds for park.O
1858
do forerectlon of a Workhouse...
18*8
C2
do for waterworks
1863
flo for waterworks
C3
1 "68
Co for Common school purposcsPi
1863
4o for Common School purposes.P I860-'61
do to O A M KR topur. vhf prop.N
1855
do
Board of
pro, erty
Bonds are mostly held within the State of South
Carolina. Total asS'-eB^d value or proper'y In 1873
$27,97-<,991. Rate of t*x, 2 m r cent. sink, funds
reduce the totai dobt to $4,672,663.
Total funded debt. April 1,
do
do
.do
do
do
do
do
In' his
Message January. 1874,
t ie debt had Increased in 18.3,
$2,500,0(0. *The total debt Is st ted at $37 131.941 57, to be redeemed as ioiiowj: By collection
of arrears of tax s, $2.2i4,00p 00;
by tax on
the whole city, $14.'03,817 24; by tax on
the
1 ite city o'' Wi liaiTi9burgh. $ 3j,00» id: by the
llr-t 2 wards and .'0th. ast and 22d (Pa-k b mds)
$ ’,233, 00 0 •; b. ass-d-ments on t.lie line o('the
imp ovement, $i:.538,U'» 33
Anouai of sinking
fund to be. us-d tor tm> redemption "f ti 1 de t Is
$2, 08 435 87, leaving the net total. $>’1.5 8,505 7o
Popula i >n iu 1870, 896.200 against 266.661 in I860.
Valuation of (iroperty In Kings County In U73, by
the State Board of Eq ializatlon, $04,915,301 for
real estate and $lo,456,4<o foi
personal.
Tne
The
Mavor,
stated that
1SS1-1902
Charleston
Q—J.
223,000
;
i
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
7
c
do
no
6
7
6
'
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
7
7
7
7
7
1874-’76
.
i
:
Sewerage bonds
River
7
6
'
1853-’54
1866
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
7
5,Y40,311
do' bouds (coupon)
Fire loan bonds (coupon)
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
6
6
7
7
f
Brooklyn.
J. A J
213.0(1)
1372-73
Temporary debt certificates
150 000
6
6
45,000
1,000
l,0(X)
1,000
1,000
1,000
population of Boston In 1870 w as 250,526, against
177,840 in lo60. Valuation of all pro. erty lmlu inig an ex tlo s, $765.-18,*.13, upon W'-icfi tne rate
oi taxation is $12 *(• i er $iUUUfor State,City and Co.
? urp -t-es.
he net increase o> debt in 1-72-78 was
$2,i85.0U2. Ti c total aobt. both funded a d imlunded, April 30,1873, w os$31,3 il,156.and the sink¬
ing funds then held, $11,126,777.
Sinkiug fund
provisions are sufficient to meet the debt as it
The 5 per vent lo«n in April, 1873. so d
matures.
in London at 9LX gold. Mayor g me.-sage on
finances in V. 18, p. 55.
Apill, 1893.
London, Baring Bros.
'
Brooklyn:
by first mortgages on those roads.
The
Var
do
do
do
do
do
d »
do
do
do
6
583,205.
5
J,96..800
6
18,276,87:7
618,050 5.5X‘
.7
167,.700
5g.
3, 93,415
688,000
1.000
5g
filOO&c 1,949,711
5g
1 000
394,000
5g
6
2,376,000
6
ers.tND
6
700,000
5
£100
£1,009,000
-
Valuation of real and personal property $9,373,9f3.
Rate of taxation, 2>$ per ct. The loans to Europe
& N. Am. RR., an i to Bangor Sc Plat ataqn s RR
are secured
1874
1894
1899
-
:
Chicago
city credit has been loaned extensively to rail¬
roads, in e> change lor their securit.es, which it
holds to the amount ol $11,000,000.
The sinking
fund lor “alto. & O. RR. $5,000,000 loan $1,552,s-8,
Ocr. 3:, 1873 ; West. Md. RR. sinking tund. $182,454
and the total of the several other sinking funds.
$5.i9t>,0-lH.
halt. & Ohio RR. pays Intelest on
$5,000,000 loan; Water loan is r;a:d hy income of
waterworks, and Public • crk by City Passenger
Railway, and interest on $1.4Si,f 00 by other com¬
panies. The assessed va-ue oi property in ’.813
$224,728,118; and tax rate $1 6 5 on the $100 lor city
purposes, and .17 for Sc*te. Population in It *0
whs 267,354, against 212,418 in
1860.
Loan- are
lfsued In
registered stock. The fiscal year
closes t'c1.81. and a biief review of 1873 will be
iound in Chboniolh, v. 18, p. 61.
The
Baltimore:
Boston
REMARKS.*
when due.
Payable and by
City receipts in 1372, $126,437.
*
Augusta, Oa:
When*
Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.l
J. AD.
M.AN.
J. A D.
F.& A.
M.A S.
M.&N.
M.AS.
M.&N.
F. A A.
M.AN.
1850
1854
1864
1 66
18 0
1870
1871
1371-72
1851*52
U65
Albany, If. Y.- Bdsfor munlcipTpur’s
do
do
do
do
do
INTEREST.
Date
DESCRIPTION.
do
do
Wm. B. Da.jta A Co., In the office of the
pur Kpls. Bury’g Gds ior park.Q
for excen. A
do
Uo
I860
1847
1,000
25.000
150,000
91,000
96,000
154,000
1.000
1,009
1,000
1,000
1,000
91.000
550.000
1,000
110,000
1 000
,000
25,(11)
43,(ID
210,000
1,000
1,'NKI
1.0U0
1,000
1,000
uooo
1,000
40,000
11,000
14,000
31,000
1 000
250,000
1.000
iso; 00
i5m;od
1,000
103,'DO
1,01)
1,000
99;i)00
1,000
195,000
17,000
do
J*
1849
do
E
1-5 >
500
for funding floating debt....A2 1817-’48
1 >anedt > Whitewater Canal..A 1847-’48
for newhospttd
1867
s
199,50)
98,000
?00Ac
l'D.O D
146.MD
1,000
1,000
500.000
r
6
-6
6
6
6
6
2')'
1.000
1.000
500Ac
500Ac
Imp. waterworks.C
6
73-10
C
27,
5
5
6
5
6
6
6
73-10
73-'0
7:3-10
73-10
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
73-0
J. A J
,J. A D.
F. A A.
A D.
A ,1.
A ,J.
A J.
A I).
A .1.
M. AN.
M. AN.
J.
J.
J.
J.
.J.
J.
AN.
AN.
A S.
A ".
M. A S.
J. A D.
F. A A.
J. A D.
J. A J.
J. A J.
M.A N.
M.A N.
A.AO.
A. A O.
A. AO.
M.&N.
M. AN.
J. A D.
M.
M.
M.
A.
N. Y.. Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Philadelphia, Bank N. A.
N. Y.. Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Cincinnati.
do
do
\. Y.. Amer.
Ex. Bpnk,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Cincinnati.
X. Y.. Amer. Ex. Bs>nk
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Philadelphia, Bank N.
A.
do
do
do
N. Y., Amer. Ex. N. B.
July, 1876
Dec., 1880
Aug., 1STDec., 1880
1873, $13,544,000,
ty, 'l''72.
Population oy census of 1870,218,900, agalnet 161.044
In 1860. Tax rate for 1-72, $20 10 per $1,000
The
following table irom the books o< the Auditor ol
Hamilton Co. nty, Ohio, exhibits the assessed
valuation oi the’ City ol
yean?:
Real
Personal
e tate.
Year. estate.
June, 1881
J.ily l, 19 2 U60.. $61,620,904 $31,411,81?.
18
6
30,313,411
1..
,657,865
Nov., 1885
2',707,861
1-62.. 63,503,296
do
35,932,561
1863.. 64,441,53!
do
47,809,574
1864.. 65,58-,774
do
6 (,135,882
March, 1836 1H65.. 67,610,611
67.218,101
1866.. 66,451,662
Oct., 1886
68,412.285
March. 1888 7867.. 68,564,040
61,583,925
June, 1883 1868.. 69.799.604
1869
72,28J,844
Aug., 1888
57,370.751
1870.•
73.736.132
June, ls89
56,934,014
1371.. 123.427.883
July, D'88
55,462,410
1872.. 119,621,856
Jan., 1890
Nov. 1890
Jan., 1881
Cincinnati for twelve
do
Jai.., 1832
,
Total
valuation.
$43,032,716
92,9'.0.776
93,211,157
100, -74,093
113,315,848
1:40,7)5,993
133,672,768
136,931,325
131 ,.‘483,529
180.715.510
136.107,286
180,861,982
1^5,084^296
Ra'etax
$1,060
$17 45
per
19 20
17
18
20
22
21
27
28
31
81
22
20
66
20
20
90
6)
40
00
90
60
20
10
do
April, 1895
do
do
March, 1897
do
June, IS1;1
ftkii or oar value.—This column shows the sizes or denominations in which each issue of bonds is made.
f Vrlien payable.—J. & J. stands for Jan. A Julv; F. A A., Feb. & Am.; M. A S., March A Sept.; A. AO., April A Oct.; M* & N\, May & No V. J. & P.,
quarterly lYo n Jan.; Q — F., quarterly lrom Feb.; Q.—M,, quarterly from March.
$ jRs/narxs-jrigurea lu brackets at the end of remarks, iu any case, refer to the volume and page of Chbontole containing fuller Information.
Float-
debt, $1,84'-*, (32. Assessed value of real proper¬
was $239,154,890 ; i ersonnl, $45,042,510
Tax we fo” 1872,15 mills, ^tate ' aluntiun was
$•<6 000.000, and city debt is liml ed to 5 pr cent of
that. Population In 1870 298,933, against 109,26'• In
1-60. Cook t odeot is all 7 per cpni.aud iutei es' U
all payable in J. A J., or in M. A N.
(V. 15, p.82,
803.)
mg
June & Dec. Q—J.
March
28, 1874.1
Subscribers will confer a great favor
DESCRIPTION.
ot
Cincinnati—(Continued^
Bds pur. Orph Asyl.
do for Workhcuse
G’ds for Park.O
Y3
do for sewerage
R
do for improving Gilbert ave....U
do to build Eggleston ave sewerB.3
do Improvement bonds
W
do water worn purposes
C4
General improvement
—W2
Columbia, S. C.
City Hail, &c
do
Gas Co. sto k
RR. stocks
do
do
Funding bonds,
coupon
various purposes
Funding floating deot
Detroit, Mich.
100,(XX)
136,0 0
*50, (XX)
600,000
1,000
7
83,000
7
7
7
Nov., 1897
Jan., 1900
J me, 1900
Oct., 1900
March, 1908
N. Y„ Amer. Ex N. B. Oct. 1. 1884
do
do
do
Sept., 1899
•
,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Cincinnati.
.
do
do
do
(10
N. Y., Amer. Ex. NT. B.
Oct., 1S99
do
do
do
March 1,1886
do do
do
Aug. 15, 1 8C
do
do
ao
Dec. 1, 1891
coupon
do
do
Reconstruction bonds
Im r jvement bon Is
Monra > at e-tdock
City bonds, coupon
do
Funded debt bonds
H ulson City bonds
Bergen scnool1 an bonds
8 *w«*rage bonds
do
do
improvement bonds
...
1.000
1,000
100&C
500Ac
500
1833-59
271,000
10,000
16 >,800
27.500
7
50,000
7
J. A J.
Var
J. & J.
A. &().
J. & J.
M. & S.
221,000
7
7
7
Vari.
J. & J.
Vari.
900,000
600,000
1866-’7!
Improvem’t Certiflca
es
1,00)
1.00)
$250,COO
•
Col. City T easury.
New York A Columbus
Columbus.
New York.
1S74-’81
188 >-’95
1878
1874-’89
1887-’S9
1881-85
N. Y.,
1878-’81
Cent. Nat. Bank
do
do
d*>bt, $620,600, annual interest required about
$4,000. Bonds are all coupon, and were Issued in
small amounts as wanted. City holds son e stocks
and other property. Valuation oi property 1878
$4,087,810.
Population in 1870, 79,601; value of waterworks,
$l,.36i,0 0, against a debt of $9 0,000; an ount of
city taxes on real and personal property in 1878,
$863,619 ; in 1372, $173,609; in 1871, $918,207.
1886-’91
1,000,000
1 too
2.669.KIO
1,000
1.0(H)
Var.
1.00J
Var.
1:5,00)
933,000
13,> 25
COO.'XM
*281,395
L. A N. R.R....
Waterworks
150,000
1868-69 1.00 At
400,(MX)
2)0,000
Vari.
129,( X 0
Vari.
1,240,652
1852
1853-51
18'4
1854
1857-59
1865
1866-67
1365-’70
1367
1868
Bounty tuna
For improvement of streets
Punlie schools
Water Bonds
Sewer bonds
do
1371
;....
Elizabeth and P. RIt
Wha f property
Jail bonds
For old liabilities....
For old liabilities
St Lo iis Air Line RR
New City Hall
Change of guage
Road bed RR
500,000
J. A J.
J. A J.
7
7
J. & J.
M AN.
7
7
J. A J.
.1. & J.
7
8 A 7 Va' ious.
4 A 7 Various.
7
MAN
Various.
7
«
J. & J.
7
J. & J.
7
J. A J.
7
J. & J.
6
October, 1873, the total debt of th« city was
$7,263,275 general. $1,145,80 wa'er debt; and
J’rsey C,Hud.CountyBk Jan , 1877-9"
do
do
July. *99-1908
do
do
do
do
co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
d >
do
do
do
do
do
do
$i.246.652
1875
1897
18*1
1'90
Verb us.
Va ious.
1892
Various.
Ian., ’98 190c
ot c> rtlrtcates.
Th»re was nisoaueon
temporary loans *12-5,KM) The sink ng fund was
$2< 6.565.
Assets in overdue taxes, waterworks
and public buildings $13.*)j3bi'3. The city finances
pa e b en somewhat confuse t.
Assessed vain,
atlon. Jr.c U' ing railroad property is $88,496 >>85,
on which the tax rate is $2 7" p»r $iC0, • n $«-.496.855 and I n r cent on ral icad prope tv as¬
sessed at$11.00 > 000. Ponulat" n. llU.U’JU. (V. 16.
p. 7U4, V. 17, p. 691; V. 18, p. 190.)
July, 1889
1874-79
“
Various.
••
In
Mriders, wharf
Rowan’s, H city wha f
1.314,000
2,731/00
l,o.:C
1,0 K)
(5yr. law).
Li'vxmlle, Ky.:
For .Jeffersonville RR stock
School House-i
Subscrin. to stock,
1852-6
1869-73
18 0
1872
13 J
1870
Var
Var.
1872
Var.
185K-69
1869
bounty loan
1863
1368
18=8
1868
1869
1870-’71
1871
1871
1870
1871
City institution
Wharf & Fulton street
City Bonds payable by railroads...
Bonds to J. M. A I. Ii. R. assumed
New Bonds
1872
7872
185>-’63
1352
ISIS
91,000
92,000
1 000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
6
6
431.000
6
140,0)0
6
865.IXX)
25.000
6
6
219,500
6
209.000 G A 7
4'.)9,000
101,000
6
6
42.5.00 i
136,(XX)
7
6
7
1,000,000
2:30,000
150,000
139.0 X)
3 .’5,000
1,000
500,000
1,000
1.IHI0
1,0
230,(HH)
107,00)
159,(XX)
2)0.000
1,003
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
A. & O.
J. A J.
A AO.
M.A S.
M.fcN.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & D.
M.AN.
A.& O.
Va i.
A.A O.
J. & O.
Vari.
M.& S.
A. A o.
F.& A.
J. & .1.
J.&D.
J. A I).
Vari.
M.&N.
1,000
125.0*0
1.0(H)
1,509.OOP
1,000
7 .OX)
6
6
003,030
7
809,692
111,817
6
8
J. & J.
J. A J.
J. &
J. A
M.A
J. A
1,000
1
N. Y., Mercantile N. Bk
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Bank of America,
Louisville,
do
do
N. Y.,Bk of America.
Louisville, City Treas.
N. Y.,Bk of America.
Loiiisvllle.
January. 1873, the total el'y debt was about
$ ,00 ,000. and the dehr over and above sinking
fund resources, was $2 608,30*. The » ommissioners of the sinking fund repor e ' that the resources
April, 18871
183»
are adequate to meet all the city debt, except the
May, 1887-89 $!,0t0 00U to the E. A P." R. Population In K0
•75 A 85
was 10!*.7Mi against 63,CS3 it. 1-6'.
The ol owlng
1896-97
figures exhibit the increase since the year 1668:
1873-’89
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1868
$3,8 2.747 94
Bonds issued since
July, 1897
6,872,000 00
July, 1898
Total
June, 1901
$10 284,747 94
April. 1832
Is83-84
May, 1898 Retired to Jan. 1, 1874
5,981,<47 94
N. Y. Bk of Amerlea.
O't., 1888
Louisville,
*73 to’ 8
outstanding
$8,253.50) 00
do
Oct. 1.1898 Loans to lallroads
1.508,000 00
do
1889
New York A Louisville. *75, ’80 A 1901
Total city bonds out
$9,761.500 00
JN. Y. Bk of America,
Sept., 1891 Floating debt
653,000 00
do
do
April, 1891
do
do
Feb. 1, 1-80 Total bonded and floating debt
$10 454 500 00
do
do
Ti e following figures give the assessed pi operty
July 1,1901
do
do
June 1, 1892
valuation lor the past six years. For 1368, $.'9,do
do
June 5,1902
425,971 ; tor 7869. $63.284,'91 ; for 1370, $10,606,712;
New York A Louisville.
’82 to’93
for 1871. $76 815,995; for 1872, $17,158.sj2; for 1873,
N. Y. Bk of America
$77,225.8.2. In lo63 the taxation per $1C0 wa" $1 98:
May 1, 1832.
do
do
19)3
in 1873 it was $2 55 for the Eabtern district and.
$2 47 for the Western district.
Interest
Lynchourg Va.:
va-.ous
purposes
Bonds. 8 per cent
Lynchburg,
Epdorsement M. & L. Rk. R.R.
Milwaukee:
R :-adj 'srment bonds
General City bonus
Water bonds, coupon
do
registered
Scrip to settle old RR. loans...
1,030,(XX)
2,536,000
Var.
1870
1857
500& c
1,000
335,000
6
6
1,000
300,000
7
1361
1371
1872
1372
1673
500A C
431 0)0
l.'OO
150,0 '0
5
7
833,1 '00
1,<*57.(X)0
7
230,0))
7
547,100
5
241,20)
340, O"
8
1,000
10,0i0
i
J.
,J.
.1.
J.
Memphis.
J.
J.
N.
N. Y.. P. M. Myers A
do
do
J.
Charleston, S. C.
A D.
A .1.
A J.
A J.
$200,000 of the sixes is paid in Baltl
City holds nominal assets of $956,645.
on
more.
do '
The
M in:pf>is, Tenn.:
School and p tying bonds
Post bo ids....
Funding loan, (gold)
Mil. A N.
do
do
dA
Co
18*3-1902
1873-1910
Nov.,1900
July, 1872
Y., A. Goettel. June l, 1891
do
Jan. 1,19'*i
do
Jan. 1,1902
do
Jan. 1.1902
1S7J-7S
i
floating debt
oupoPn. was
in 7872,
Feb.. 1374, Including overduo
$603,081. Valuation of real properly
$21,986,310; personal, $4,690,00); tax rate,
$.’S per $10*.
Coupons unpaid amount 10
$313,640. Population in 1810, 40,230. (v. 17, p. 51.)
debt beyondSper cent of Its
assessed value for 5 rears, which Is
$43.515,0U0, and for the year 1873 $4\559,817.
Sinking funds are provid' d for all the bonds.
(V. 16, p. 20,346; v. 17. p. 187, 628, 091.)
The City cannot issue
average
Valuation
Mobile:
City debt ABC (pay. an’ly till ’01)..
do
do
DEF (pay. an’ly till’86)..
Bonds to Mob. & Gt. North RR..
Bonds to Mob. A Al. Gr. Trunk RR.
Wharf bonds
City f unded d»bt
To Mobile & Northwestern RR
1866
1866
185*
1870
1870
1871
lt»7I
lOOAc
100AC
1,000
1,000
1.000
500ic
300 000
8
8
•T. A J.
J. A (.
J. A J.
J. A J.
M.AN.
J. A J.
J. A J.
750.000
360,(XX)
373,500
8
8
8
Bonds of 1868, N. A S. Ala. RR..
Sew Orleans :
Consolidated debt) $650,000applied,
do > yearly to Int’st.
do
do ) and principal..
do
18C8
1,000
500,0 0
8
J. & J.
1&52
1852
1852
1,000
1,000
1,(>00
4,021,000
6
J. A J.
M.A N.
Vari.
J. A J.
A. AO.
M.AN.
M. A S.
J. AD.
J. A J.
J. A J.
M.A S.
J. A D.
Vari.
J. A D.
F. A A.
Railroad debt
1,000
do
do
do
do
do
do
Old corporations.....
Ponchnrtrain RR
Waterworks Loan of 1869
Funding Loan of 1869
lc54
1869
Funding loan, 1870
ao
1570
ao
do
do
do
do
Cen. Park additional iund stock....
do
do
do
1871
1872
1872
i .oo;
Var.
1841-63
1870
1H45-60
1865
1870-2
IS7I-2
!00Ac
100&C
lOOAc
100&C
100 Ac
100&C
100&C
:oo&c
lOOAc
100& *.
lOOAc
lOOAc
100&C
do
do
do
do
•
1891
1886
1885
N. Y., M-rch. N. Bank.
Mobile City Tre *sury.
do
do
N. Y.f Merch. N. Bank.
July, 1899
N. Y., HoweB AM.
1888
cen*.
6
220,000
6
203,000
6
345,000
6
75,000
6
2.819.000
6
25 >,000
5
336,00)
6
133,000
5
1,393,400
7
2/52.500
7
3/0D.0O0
8
295,000
708,000 7 3-10
33 3.0i X)
1,833,0K>
977.0)0
1,208,330
7 3-10
7
6
10
8-j:
A. AO.
N. Orleans
do
do
do
do
do
do
or
N. York
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New Orleans,
do
New Orleans,
do
do
N. Orleans or N.York
do
'do
New York o’- London,
do
New Orleans.
of property, $20.047.866;
tax, 2 per
Mobile
County also has 8 per cent
Interest In default, July,
(V. 16. p. o6l, 593; V. 17, p. 79.)
bonds outstanding.
1873.
Nnv., 1895
till 1901
U01
1892
1892
1892
1875
1875
1874
1875
1873
1884
1399
1894
1895
1887-1900
Dec., 1880
are
endorsed by N. A S. Ala. RR.
To provide for interest and principal of consul
bonds the sum of $650,000 per year Is required
by law to be raised by tax on real estate,
kpeclal provisions
are
made for
Issues or <>ebt as lollows:
some other
RR. bonds
interest
by 20-175 ot real estate tax and 1-175 of person¬
al; Poncartrain RR.. int. by 2 per cent- of
licenses; 7 per cent loan or 1869, by $&1J40
monthly; wharf bonds, by levee dues pledged
for Interest and principal; 10 per cent bonds of
1871. Dy monthly deposits out or current revenue.
The total funded and floating debt. July, 1873,
$.2,815,456. Population. 1870.191.418, against
138.670 in 1860. (v. 14, p. 794 ; V- 15, p. 626.)
was
1)11
1922
1922
1331
The
1665- 2
1367-73
1869
1853-7
1353-7
ia57
1859
do
do
do
do
do
1857-9
1860
dq
dp
do
dp
do
1865
.....,
l.KK)
1,0(10
1871
....
Central Park imp, fund stock
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1869
Jefferson City, (debt assumed)
Wharf Improvement Bonds
Street Improvement bonds
Consol, gold bonds (general series)
do
do
(drainage series)
Ten per cent bonds
Sew lork:
Water stock
do
Croton water stock
New C > oton Aqueduct stock
Addl ’nal new Croton Aqueduct...
Croron water main stock
Croton Reservoir bonds
do
Aqueduct bonds...
C' oton water pipe bonds
Central Pa k lund stock
uo
Mobile, Bk of Mobile,
Bonds
Montgomery, Ala.:
.cio
Population, 1870 9,29S, against 8.052 in 1850
market bonds were issued in May, 1872.
1876-’83
1887
1892
ao
In
bonds.,
Improvement bonds
Bonds
250,000
:
VVarer loan
do
do
1.000
1,00)
1.000
6
6
6
6
:
Bonds for various City purposes...
do
Water W’k Co, guar, b^ city.
Pub. Build, stock (Jity Hall) bonds
Jersey, City
150 000
1356 ’60
186 i-72
1853
1866
13«7-’69
1871
*Y., Amer. Ex. N,
Savannah. C. R. R. Bk.
New York.
1 000
250 &C
Payable and
by Wnom.
Payable.
REMARKS.
When Due.
Where
Columbia.
150,000
1872
When
J. & J.
J. & J.
70.000
1,000
1856-68
1856-71
rr'nelnal.
’
183,400 5 A 6
7
161,450
100,000
1.000
73-10
diacoTered In onr Tables.
t
7
73-10
73-10
73-10
7 3-10
7
7
75.000
100.000
1,000
Cent.
Immediate notice of any error
INTEREST.
M. AN.
J. & J.
J. & D.
A. & l).
M. & S.
A.A O.
M.feS.
M. & S.
A. A O.
M. & S.
F. & A.
J. & D.
250,000
60,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
per
ns
319
Tot>l
Columbus, Oa.:
Subscriptions to various
>r
SECURITIES.
:
Bond■» for various purposes.
Funding and substitute bonds, &c.
Bo'idst
1868
1853
1853
1853
1858
1863
1869
1869
1869
1<71
1871
1871
CITY
by giving
st’nding.
For explanation of all references, see Bonds
loot notes on preceding page.
..
CHRONICLE.
Amount
Rate
Out-
Date
do for new hosciral
..S2
do fortundi"g flouting debt
L
do forexten. A imp. waterworks.K
do
do
do
K
THE
lOOAc
lOOAc
4.584,305 5 A 6
5IX).000
6
2, KM), 009 5 A 6
6
250,000
6
2,876,iX) i
2,39 i,000 6 A 7
6
954,500
6
490,0 X)
7
450,000
3,066,071
899.800
275.000
990.000
10 000
:oo5c
2,500,000
2,0fi),200
imo
lf76«rW0
6
5
6
6
5
6
6
0
Q.-F.
1870-75-79-80
Nov. 1, 1902
1883-90
1884
Aug. 1,1900
Nov. 1,1900
1907-1911
1907-1911
1880
1837
1898
1898
1874
1874
1876
1887
m
city and county, though identical as to bounda¬
ries, have separate organizations and distinct
debts. The foliowingstate i ent shows the amount
of funded and temporary debt, and the amount in
the city sinking fund at the dates named.
Dpsrnntinn
Description.
Funded city debt
Funded county debt.
Jan. 1,
1872
Jftn. 1, Jan. 1,
1873
Total funded debt. .$87,238,606 $93,773 65«
Sinking funds
1874
$57.999,roe f63.7i-6.255 $69,(21,054
29,239,300 29,987.404 S9,663,'C5
20,182,821
$99.4'*2!2^
28 233,076 24,832,617
Total, less s*k’g f’d.$67,056^86 $70,540,588 $71.669,• C2
Temporary city debt. 14,944,000 16,927,' 72 21,927,3 9
City revenue bonds.. 5,479,100 6.41M9)
8(96,278
County lev, D*d», &0.
890,000
1,657,700
T9W4 temp'y doDL.$31^18,100 $#,911,20
i,694,7t0
[March 28, 1574.
THE CilRONICLE.
820
CITY-SECURITIES.
Subscribers will confer a great favor
DESCRIPTION.
Date
of
Bonds.
Bee
New York—(Continued)
Docks and slips stock
Dock Bonds...
1852
1870
1800
1865
1868
Floating debt land stock
Market stock
do
do
do
do
i869
City Cemetery Btock
Cltylmprov* ment stock
do
do
Lunatic Asylum stock
c
1869
do
do
Flro department stock
Fire telezraph bonds
1869
1870
Tax relief bonds
do
do
coupon
New York Bridge bonds..
Accumulated debt bonds
Street
imp-ovement bonds
Street opening andl in prove
bonds
Vol. Soldiers Fam. Aid fund bonds.
do
do
do
do
Ninth district Court Hou«e bond’..
Consolidated stock, coupon
Depto Parks improv. nonds
Central Park commission bonds....
Assessment bonds
City Parks imnrovem’tfnnd stock.
Normal school fund stock
Public school building tund stock..
Ad •itlonal Croton water stock
Sewer -epalr stock
1863
1863
isii
isii
is?i
1871
1871
1-71
1872
Improvement bonds
1812
Consolidated 8(o k of >94
Museum > f Art& Nat. History, st’ck
i878
Liquidation of claims A judgments
1878
d^er
100AC
100AC
lOO&c
lOOAc
100&C
100&C
lOOAc
lOOic
100&C
lOOAc
100&C
lOOAc
lOO&c
lOOAc
500&C
100* c
100&C
lOOAc
lOOAc
1* O&e
100&C
10 Ac
500&C
100&C
l'OAC
lOOAc
10J&C
Connty Court House stock,
do
do
No. 8...
do
do
No. 4...
do
do
No. 5...
Sol. subs. Red. bounty bonds
Sol. bounty fund bonds
Sol. sub6. and Relief Red. bonds....
Sol. bounty fund bonds, No. 3
Sol. bounty fund Red. bonds, No. 2.
Riot damages Red. bonds
do
imdem. bonds,
Assessment fund stock
do
do
do
Repairs to buildings, stock
Consolidated stock, coupon
Aocummuiated debt bonds
N.Y. & Westchester Co. Imp. bda.
JLiqu’da ion of claims A judgments
Philadelphia:
Bonds issued prior to consolidation,
do to pay for stock subs,
do
do for extension of gas works..
lor
permanent improvemts...
for park purposes
for war and bounty purposes,
for municipal & school purp..
Pittsburgh :
Water extension loan (coupon)
Funded debt A other municlna’ bds
Compromise RR. bonds (cp & reg.)
Portland, Me.:
Loan to At. A St. L. RR. Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Portland & Rochester RR...
do
Building Loan Com’ers
Portland & Ogdensburg....
)
Municipal—proper
In aid At. & St. L. RR. Co
J
Providence. R. I.:
Loan to H., P. & F. Railroad
public improvement’....
Recruiting and bounty bonds
Bonds for
Water loan bonds, goid, cp. A reg..
San Francisco:
Bonds of 1855, conp. (gold)
do
1858, coup,
do
S. Fr. & St. Jose RR., coup. (gold)..
do
Judgment bonds
do
do
do
Central Pac. RR.
Western Pac. RR.
School bonds
Judgment bonds
School bonds......
Park Improvement
do
do
do
do
do
do
..
..
..
..
..
,
bonds
:
Hospital Donds
Savannah, Ga.:
c-dptlon to Op jlika HR
Purcha-e of Springfield plantation
Subscription to Mu-cogee Rrj
Sub
Construction of water works
Gasl ght Co. s ock
Improvement ot Savann-.b l.iver..
Sav.,Albany* Gulf RR
Funding coupons* other purposes.
Redemption
300,000
400,000
521 953
597,586
2.767,000
3.000,000
1,148,000
6,500,000
6,167.039
1,000.000
1,000.000
266.500
300 000
4,252,500
3,8)1.472
1 270,000
10.391,800
4.316,000
100&C
OO&c
I0U&C
45':,OC0
186".
187t
18-2
1872
1861
>64
1861
1865
1865
1864
1864-72
1868-72
1873
1870
1871-2
1869-70
1S70
1876
100&C
100&C
lOOAC
lOOAc
100&C
lOOAc
lOOAc
100&c
100&C
lOOAc
lOOAc
100AC
500&C
100&C
595,Utn
li>0,00^
500,000
7,397,200
37,000
474,00.1
Payable.
o
6
M.A N.
7
6
6
6
7
7
6
JO
2
o
6C
a
o
CJ
«
of^bonds
city^provements.!..!.
1855
'55-*71
*59-*70
’6S-’70
V2-’65
*60-’70
-T3
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
7
M.& N.
6g. M.& N.
6 7 M.& N.
7
M.& N.
7
M.&N.
& 7 M.& N.
6
M.& N.
6
M.& N.
6
M.& N.
6
M.& N.
6
M.& N.
6
M. &N.
6
M. AN.
6
M.&N.
6
«
a
CD
©
3j
05.2
©
1868-72
1815-72
1363
1863
1869
1870
1867-’69
1872
1867-'68
1872
9;7.9‘.6
1,000
246,000
1,000
233,000
308,000
700,000
4" 0,000
1.000
500Ac
1*666
500* C
1856
1863
1872
1000&C
lOlWAc
100.1&C
lOOOAc
1855
1853
1862
rOOAC
500Ac
186-3-6)
500 &C
500 .VC
500 Vc
500&C
500Ac
500* c
50''&C
500Ac
1867
»870-72
1872 7b
>71
1854
1850
1851
1853
1 53
1853
18,3
1866
1869
1870
do
Mo. Valley RR,
do
St. Joe. & Topeka RR
St. Jos. * C. B. hr
Hver and Wharf Bonds
City Improvement Bonds
Funding Bonds
Interest Bonds
Bridge Bonds
ft Louis:
Renewal and Floating debt bonds.
Real eat-to and public buildings. .
500Ac
500
500
500
hOO
500
500
500Ac
lOOAc
1,000
500
Stree- Improvement bonds
Water Works bonds (old)
Bon is to Pacific Railroad
do do Iron Mountain RR
do do Nortli Mo. RR
do do Ohio & Miasipni RR
TowerGrove Park bonds (gold).
Sewer bonds
H trborand wharf bonds
..
Lafayette Park bonds
New water Work bonds (gold)
do
do
(gold).,,......
Renewal andsewar bonds (gold)..
Brldg - approach bonds, (gold)
1869
1860-’66
1868
1858-*59
1866*’6<
1868**70
500
100&C
100 Ac
500Ac
50
100*c
1871
13 il
1846-71
1840-68
ISM-66
1856-58
1851-53
1851-57
1854-55
lb53-54
1868
185 i-65
1852-68
1866-68
1865-70
1872
1S71-78
1872
M. Pbul. Minn.:
Revenue Bonds
Preferred bonds..
8 per cant bonds
i ake 8nperlor *
Miss, RR
14 FanJ & Chicago RR,
1888
J. & D.
2,167,456
1352
1861
1865
1866-67
100.600
1.630,200
6
7
1,912,000
7
7
6
6
6
7
6
?g
5*6
6
6
is
6
6
6
6
7
6*7
4A5
6
6
6
6
375.500
500,000
600,000
800,000
2,000,000
165.500
625,000
139.500
5’6,000
iA6g.
6g.
}*•
eg.'
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
6&7
6
1U
var.
2,512.000
778,000
235,000
865,000
2i >7,000
230,000
399,030
6
6
6
var.
500
1,000
1,000
500
846,00
923.000:
1,21", 000
46.500
3,950.000
1.251,000
1,083.001
6
6
6
6.
6
fg6
6
6
6g.
6g.
6g.
497,000
lg-
var
815,068
12&7
▼ar
141.5C4
var
255,625
20 '.on i
500* c
Boston Suffolk Bank,
do
do
do
do
Bost. Colombian Bank,
Nov., 1886
J.A D.
Boston Suffolk Bank.
J. A J.
Varl.
A.A O.
J. A J.
M.AN.
A.AO.
A.AO.
J. A D.
J. A J.
M.A N.
M.A N.
M.A N.
J. A D.
F.<* A.
M.A S.
M.AN.
J. A
J. A
M.A
J. A
M.A
J. A
J. A
D.
J.
N.
.-.
N.
J.
J.
var.
Jan.
M. A S.
500,000)
231.000
M.AN.
M.AN.
M.AN.
J. A J.
10
10
500
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1893**97
16i3-1909
1913
M.AN.
1,000
var.
Various
J. A J.
Pittsburg.
Pitts., Pnila. and N. Y,
N. Y., Bk of America,
7
6
10
19
var.
A.AO.
do
do
do
*72-1905
do
do
do
Nov., 1887
Nov., 1888
July, 1887
l
a
var.
var.
var.
April, 1877
Jan., 1876
Sept., 1885
Jan., >93
Jan., 1900
N. Y., Lees A waller.
San Francisco.
do
«
*
172.416,031
191,967,161
22',920,505
181,423,471
257,994 974
276,889,451
285.129,972
281,14 2,6)6
805,285,374
806.947,233
16
13
16
17
24
19
22
70
19
19
17
33
1"
23
45
08
29
94
06
03
17
98
F*l
£0
81
59
05
•
•
•
•
•
bonds
Total funded debt, Jan.,
Jan. 1, 1874, $53,745,292.
1873, $51,697,141, and on
F oatinvr debt, Jan. i,
1874, consisting of warrants outstanding, $2,if5,314 : valuation of property for ‘<874, $54J,243,535:
tax rate in 1873. $21 f O per $1,000. Population,
1870,674,022, against 565,529 in 1860.
The to’al debt Feb. 1, 1873, was $5.13^,394, including
the w-t r loan bonds.
Assessed valuation in
1873, $i9,000.000. actual value, $176,584,000. Popu¬
lation about 140,' 00.
Sinking fund Mar' h 31,1874. $44?.lfi5. City i« pro¬
tected hy mortgages on At. A St. L. and on Portl.
A Rochester Railroads. Asseened value of real
estate in >73, $17,775 300; personal. $12.''4:\712.
rate, $26 per $1,000.
Population in 1870,
Tax
31,413, against 26,341 in 1860.
*77**78
Oc*. l, 1SSS
Valuation of real estate.
$71.03V00; rersonal, $11
.-
413,900; total, $112,>1, 00. Rate ot tax, $13 50 per
$1,0(0. Sinking funds of 1885, $343.>45; sinking
hinds of 1893, $125/37 : H., P. A F. R1C. $! 9 ?43.
Population in 1870, 68.904, against 4",129 in
1860.
Population in 1870,149,482 against 56.802 in >60. Real
estate in the fl*cal year ending June 30, >73, whs
assessed at $180,571,640; personal property at $'08,011.616; unking funds raised annually amount to
$223,000. Tax rate. $1 50 per $i0 '
All the values
for San Francisco are g.ven in gold.
Oct. 1,1887
June 1, *62-"0
July 1. >97
1,1891
Nov.
Y., Duncan, S. A Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
'
July 1,1894
May 1, 1895
April 1. 1881
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
JS
do
do
N Y. N. B’k Commerce,
do
do
St. Joseph Treasury,
do
do
N. Y. Am. Exchange Bk.
St. Joseph Treasury,
do
do
N.Y., Northrup A Chick.
Varl.
Vari.
Varl.
Vari.
Vari.
Varl.
Vari.
Vari.
F. A A.
Vari.
Vari.
Vi 1.
J. A D.
A.AO.
Va i.
J.* D.
N.Y.,N. Bk Republic,
May. 1874
May, 1875
June, 1876
Feb., 1878
Ma ch,
1883
Nov., 1«*3
Dpc., 1888
Feb., 1886
Nov., 1819
June, 1890
1,1902
Juiy 1, 19jS
’80**89
Nov., 1889
*80**86
1873
’78**79
*86-’89
*78-'’80
1872
1891
1873**91
1375**88
1873-*86
1873-*83
18*8
1874-*77
1874-*75
1873**74
do
N.Y..P.M. Myers* Co.
Population in 1870,19,565 against 8,982 in I860. Rev¬
enue from all sources in 1870-71 was fstim ted at
$195,000. In 1870 assessed valuation of property
was $11,000,000; rate of tax, IX percent; total rev¬
enue (int. fund $136,487. general
fund $81,146)
$217,000. The city owns $500,000 of St. Jo. A Den¬
ver C. RR. sto k, $50,000 St. Jo. A Toneka stock,
$150,000 Mo. Valley stock, their value lie'ng nonvnal.
Public building
Ac., are worth
lout
$150 000.
Population 1870, 310,864 against 160,773 in 1860. City
and county gove nmen> and finances are sepa¬
rate
Total debt a rril, 1873, $15,328.(00, in
cludirg antie'ration bonds payable >'iiuarv
1874, for $1,000,000. County debt is $3,212,CfO.
Assessed valuation of all property (about 60 per
cent ot actual valne). $166,193,450, which does no
include the 18th ward; tax late is IX per cent
(V. St*, p. 143.)
,
Aug., 1898
1875-*89
1877-*88
1872-*76
do
New York A St. Louis. June, *87-*90
N. Y., *. Bk Commerce, April 1, ’.832
do
do
Deo. 10,1692
do
do
N, Y., Jay Cooke * Co,
N, Y.fFarm,L,fcT. 0pf
and other property valncd
at about $4,500,000. Assessed value of real estate
$16.7:1,265. Population 1870. 28.235, against, 22.292,
in 1860. In 1373 new bond<» were authorized to
the extent of $100.00;i, and floating dpbt v a* near¬
ly all paid with the proceeds thereof. The city
holds property valued nominal.y at $1,324,500.
Nov.. 1900
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
The city owns real estate
Jan
N. Y. N. B’k Commerce.
M.AN. St. Paul and New York.
do
do >
M.A N.
»L A D-
174,624.306
&
Countv.
If 07
*71 to *91
Jan. 1. 1875
Jan. 1. 1888
J. A J.
J. A J.
Vari.
J.A D,
ly l, >97
June, 1877
Bost.Revere Bk A Prov.
6g. J. A J.
125 000
120.0' 0
\ ar.
Phila., F. A Mech.N.Bk,
M. A S.
J. A J.
J. A J.
7
36,600
*72 to *85
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
do
do
5
1361.. 406.955,665
1862.. 399,556.404
1863.. 402,187,882
f1000-^
City
State.
3 62
3 87
4 27
4 31
4 96
3 94
4 67
i896
Providence.
99.50 (
27,347,
99,00.'
198.000
5.00G
64.500
937.500
35,100
88.0Q(?
N.
N.
j;a j.
6g.
431.500
150,000
7«,80C
>*
C3
C.
6
225 000
r. 0,0,0
400,000
N.
Boston A Portland,
do
do
Jg*.
7g.
849.500
531.000
500,000
N.
N.
A. A O.
197,000
86-1,800
117,000
N.
N.
monthly
261,000
385,000
250,000
.2
| 5A6
7g.
7g.
7g.
377,000
JO
JO~*
J
6
estate.
-
'3 *
N.
N.
N.
N.
Personal
dollar.
s
N.
N.
Real
estate.
fisc-l
for State
mil's
1*7-2;
-*•§
.
650 000
5" 0 000
1,525,634
—
Zo
ea
-Ii’te tax pr
Year.
.
r.a
6
6
6
6
6
1181,210.563.
•
p-3
N.
N.
N.
N.
6
8,754,900
.
o
o,
and temporary debt,
The population of N w York in
1870 was 922,531, against 805,658 in 1860. The fol¬
lowing table shows the progress tor twelve years
of property valuation and taxation.
This makes t he total lunderf
1861.. 410774.435
1865.. 427,360,884
1866.. 478,9 4,934
1867.. 555,417,062
6 13
1868.. 623,236,555
2 T2
1869.. 684,183.918
2 70
’76-*77-*78-*88 1870.. 742,103,075
4 43
1871.. 769.302,250
1879-1382
5 20
306,919,422
1872.. 797,148.665
1875
5 41
292 597,643
1873.. 836,693,3^0
1876
95
10
1874..
1890
The preceding figures do not include special assess¬
1901
ments for improvements, street opening. &c... on
Nov. l,’71-*78
t873
specified property.
The State Comptroller
Nov.*l, *74-76 gave notice O) to'er 7. 1873, that for the
Dec. 23,1901
year endirg September 30, 1874. the tax
Nov. 1,1891
purposes must be $7;*73,;8l. or 6 95
< n toe
dollar; also an addit onal sum of $3,864,315,
Nov. 1, 1891
Nov. 1,1891
being 3H mills, for the deficiency tax of
and also $255,107 for interest on the same.
This
Nov. 1, 1887
wi uld make the whole
city tax for ttate pur¬
Nov. 1,1874
poses in 1873-7* 10-95 mills on the
If
the S'ate tax.
See
1903
are not issued to meet
1876
Mayor’s Message on Finances in Chronicle,
v. 18, p
FS?; reviewing toe city’s aflalrs since
1871. See also Chronicle, v. 17, p. 323,355.
1875-1892
1884-1888
1894
1896
1878-1876
1888-1890
1860-1881
1895-18J7
1891
1817-1879
1882
-1887
if 03
1884-1888
1901
1884-1888
1891
x a
7
80.000
2,600.000
600,000
100,000
43,361
1,500,000
4,000,000
946,700
745,800
376.600
1,000,000
855,204
1,707.400
855.600
100,000
8.885,500
6,000,000
1876
Nov. 1.1901-2
1878
1894
1897
1897
1883
1889-1892
1889-181*2
1889
1889
1889
1884
1879 *
1890
Nov. 1.1905
1884-1888
a
7
6
7
6
7
REMARKS.
Due,
by Wnotn
5
M& N.
M.A N.
M.& N.
M.& V.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.A N.
M.& N.
M.A N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
7
7
discovered in onr Tables.
Principal,
When
Where Payable and
t
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
A
A
A
A
&
8,139,811
1,725,000
4 950,000
10,1-9,600
6,293.800
11.650,0 0
1870
1,000
Bonds for
1.000
1872
Harbor. *c.. Improvements
50O&C
1373
For floating indebtedness
St. Joseph„ Mo.:
500
Bds to St. Jos. & Den. C. RR. 1S69... 1860**69
75,000
40,000
181,0m
75,000
451,200
7,131,40(1
200 00)
Consolidated stock
do
do
do
do
en
5
Q.-F.
150,000
2,72)»,000 7&6g. M.* N.
6
Q.-F.
2,748,000
10 &c
lOOAc
lOOAc
100&C
Wi
t)
N. Y. County:
.7
Amount
Rate
OutValue. st’nd ng.
ent.
INTEREST.
Size or
par
For explanation of all references,
foot notes on 2d page previous.
'
by giving us immediate notice of any error
.
Tl-*90
*71**86
1889-90-90
*M **93
m
Population 1870,20,080 against 10,400 in I860. Assess¬
ed valuation or taxgDle property la 1872 about
$23,000,000. jfntere-t on tne railroad bonds whs
suspended on account of an Injunction ; bui.
a decision was niide in < >ct., 1372. conurmln^ *»»*
valfuitr 9t tk# hoods, (?. 15, MM.)
28,1874.]
March
S' V’
jiq- 4QMl„am:
THE CHRONICLE.
321
LIST.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
of CoagreM,in the year 1874 by WH B. DANA A CO„In the office of the Librarian of Congreie,Washington, D.
8ob«frlber« will coaler a great favor by giving u« Immediate notice of any error
(Entered according to act
Mile«
of’
DESCRIPTION.
For full
explanations, see loot notes.
Ala. Central— (Selma & Merl
’.)—1st mort.
Alabama dbChatta—1st M.,gld.guar. Ala.
2d M., $9,000 per mile not guaranteed...
Receiver’* bonds (for $1,200 000)... ...
Albany A Susquehanna— stock.
.
^
.
1st
Mortgage
-Albany City loan
.
2f mortgage
3d mortgage
.
Gen. mortgage
Bonds to State Pa. (endorsed), 2d M....
1st M.. east. tx’.en., guar, by Pa. RR..
Alex. A Fredricksburg.—lsl u.ortgage...
Arkansas Central— 1st Mortgage, gold...
.
.
.
)
.
112
1*65
1865
142
1869
500&C
5l
434,000
2,256,400
186 >
1370
1371
1866
1871
1871
1,000
3;889i000
27)<
31
Athol A E/ifleld—1st mortgage.
Atlanta A Richmond Air Line—
Atlanta A West Point—stock...
265 H
.
Preferred siock
1st gen ral mortgage.
2d
do
do
3d
do
do
.
460
.
460
.
460
)
....
)
....
)
....
do
Atlantic A Gulf—common siock....
Guaranteed stock
-.
Consolld. 1st mortgage
So. Georgia & FI., 1st mortgage,
do
do
2d jnoitgage..
)
....
Atl., Miss. A O.—Stock (com., prf.<
)
do
do
(p. P.
P.
286
58
58
.
Virginia & Tenn.—enlarged mortgage
428
428
428
81
81
81
Norfolk & Petersburg—1st mortgage...
do
do
do
l*t
do
do
2d
do
South side—1st pref. consol, mort
do
2d
do
3d
do
do
133
.
.
.
.
do
do
4th mortgage
do
do
reg stered certiflc’s
do
do
int. landing bonds..
Atlantic A Pacific—Common stock
.
13 i
133
214
2i4
Equipment bouds
Ini ei est ■*« rip
ng
Bonds
do
2d mortgage...%
Baltimore A Ohio—stock...,
Preferred stock
Washington branch
Loan, 18 5, sinking fund
do
1850
do
1353...
do
1870, sterling, £'00,COO
Baltimoie loan, 1855-.0
Sterling mortgage
do
snknirfnnd
N. W. Va., 3d mortgage, i 155-85
Balt.A Potomac—\st mort.. (f unnel)
1st mortgage gold (main line'.
1868
1864
1971
1853
51
51
1861
1864
gold.
91
-
49
56
,
8
8,360,0.0
3,693,20c
'736.476
SK
7 1.
7
7
2,310,200
*
•
.
.
6,92l,90'(
,
.
t
500* c
500* c
«
*
1,000
1,000
100* c
100
100
100
500&C
500* c
500*c
500* C
,
6 g.
6 g.
6 g6 g.
6
6 g.
6 g.
6 g.
sx
6
7
1,650.1 KX)
857,250
579,500
1,710,500
3,620,320
„
.
T
100
39
1 000
1341
1855 500 tc
*7x-’72
1,000
1854
l,00n
'69-’70 1.000
(Berdell)
do
guar, by Erie
Floating debt
Mass, loan,(secured hy$4,000.000, BerJ.M)
Boston A Lowell—stock
350,000
01,000.000
1S64
1966
1866
’.,000
1,00c
500
113
-1872
143
7,000.000
2,coo,000
3,950,000
500,0U0
3,630,000
’7o-’74 500&C
100
63
Ga.
fund, gold, not endorsed.
Buff.Brad.A Pittsb.—G’l vi .(lnc.i0.000acid)
Buff ..Carry A Pittsb— 1st Mortgage
Buffalo, bew York A Erie—stock
l*t mortgage bonds
Buffalo, N. Y. A Phila.-- 1st mort., gold....
<d mortgage for $l .(X’-0.< 00
Burl., C. Rapids A'Minn—\et M.,gold, s.t..
ist mort.,gold. (Mil. Div.) coup, or reg..
Burlington A Mo. River—stock
2d M., skg
Preferred stock
road & 400,000 acres land.
►
-f
Bonds conv.intopf.st k (2dseries).
Bonds conv.into pf.st’k (3d series).
Inc hds conv.to com. «t k, (4th ser.).
S5
Coup.
may
ber ?g
Burl, A Southwest.—1st M.,cp. mav be reg
172
172
26
13
142
140
89
229
110
443
1873
1868
1858
40
191
52
105
1,000
350,000
580,000
700.000
950,000
2,0"0,000
.l(j&C
2,000,u00
ioo
1857
1871
1373
1869
1372
1,000
1,000
5.400,000
2,203,000
100
| 6,532,552
100|
1863
1966
1868
1869
1R09
1870
1869
1*73
1872
1870
3
ioo&c!
)00*c!
856,500
43t;,500
5,72 >.500
)00&C;
60",(VX1
*
T4
jsq
ditiJ 9!)0<y tq** psri'ou tyiioa liio
principal falls
»
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
1904
N.
Y., M. K. Jesup & Co
do
do
do
do
#
n
f
tt
t
-
r
$255,700.
Kref.,
olds and
guar.;
tne Co.all’tself
2 Oof tne
the
$3,411$276,200
common,
S. & Co. Oct. 1, 1901
pref., and $165,700 of the guar,
Jan. 1,1877
Jan. 1,1877
National Bk
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Net earnings,
1872.
(V. 18, p.143)
$2198. more >han in
July, 1887
-
$1,005,947, being
earnings in 1873.
lros8
May. 1873
Gross earnings year
stock.
ending Sept. 80,1873.
$2,193,757 ; expenses, $1,279,722; net earn¬
ings. $914,"85. Of the $15.(00.000 loan
enough is nelii to retire a 1 the ol I debt.
The Co. passed its it.t rest .(an., 1874.
See full report in Chronicle, V. 13, p. 7
July 1,1893
Jan.1,’34-90
Jan.1/84-90
Jan.1,’86-90
July 1.1884
65.
Mch 1. 1900
Jan.1,"71-75
Lynchburg Office.
N. Y., 1st National Bk. July 1,1880
r
Ttt|t,t
Land grant of
Leases (In* Missouri Pac.
Southern Pacific.
and
N. Y., Shoe &
do
do
do
Leath. Bk.
do
do
do
road. Interest was passed. Jan.*74, on the
LM gr’t bonds, the 2d mortgage a- d
irterest rcip.
Bee Chronicle, v. 17, p.
July,l888
the
July, 1888
Nov.
I8hi
387, 213, 323, 834 ; V. 18, p. 7,
Nov., 1891
»
T
743. .90.
*
'
.
F.& A.
M. & S.
Portland.
Feb., 1874
London. Gr. Trunk R.R. M«r. >5, *74
A. & O.
May 2, 1886
Boston.
M.&N.
London, Gd Tr. RR.
M.&N.
vi. & N.
J. & D.
do
do
do
do
Savannah.
J. & J.
J. & J.
l’hila., Farm. & M. Bk.
J.
J.
J. &
J. &
A.&
A. &
A. &
Oct. 1, last
(>ct. 1, 1891
Nov. 1, 487*
Dec.,
Grand Trunk R.K. Annual
cent on bonds ami stock.
rent, 6 per
for
$73,000 per
,eased to Central of Ga.
1873
annum.
do
do
Baltimore Office.
do
do
do
do
_
do
London.
Baltimore Office.
London.
40 per cent of gross
receipts. Stock,$550,000. Div.6 pre. ayr.
roads are leased by this Co., and
.eased to Pa. R.R.. at
Jaly i.1881
July 1.188-1
Nov. 15, *73
Oct 1,187.3
everai
operated in connection wi h
the main
$15,6'
reports In chronicle, V.
V. 17, p. 251,355; V. 18, p. 166.)
17, p.692.
o*' all the lines
30, 1678, were
5,541. and net earning*. $5,55 ,489.
stem, the grocs earnings
last year, ending Sept.
Oct.31,1873
1875
1880
1885
1895
1890
Mch 1, 1902
See
1885
Baltimore. Office.
Baltimore or London.
do
1887
do
Boston, Kinder, P. & Co Jan. 10,1874 I
Nov. 15/.873 J
Boston Office.
M. & N.
Q-J.
J.&"J.
J.
J.
M.
J.
J.
7
7
7
do
Ju]y,7876
Boston, at Office.
Apr. 1.1875
do
do
Boston Office.
J.
&
&
&
&
&
J.
S.
J.
J.
Boston Office.
New York.
Boston Office.
Boston.
New York.
do
$2,362,615
previous
Full report in V. 18, p. 56; see
also, V. 17, n. 627. 693.
year.
41891-92
do
Bost., Boston Nat’l Bk,
$2,286 57-; against
Net earnings
July 1.1884 S tock. $372,600.
$197,495. (V. 17, p.692.)
1889 & 1890
1872-78,
1881 & 1882
Nov.13,1873 *
•
.
18*9
1884
i878, $131,715. Bee full report in CHhomVol. 16, p.795.
CLE,
July, 1875
July 1. 1875
C
Fngland Co. rt- e Chron-cle ,
523; al'O, V. 15. p. 220 5>3; V. 16.p.
21,50,156. 188. 325.339. 460. 765; V. 17, p. 356.
«19, 660 ; V 18. p 16.145. 166, 271.
1899
Jan. 1.1874 C perated with the Nashua* Lowell, 69 per
ct of eam’gs & expenses to B. &L. 81 per
1879
July. 1900
July, 1900
Y. A N.
V. 16, p.
....
0
®
•
m •
6 g.
f.
7
r»
3M
7
6g.
1.037.000
1.000 20,000p m.l
1.000
•
•
Boston.
Boston, at Office
do
do
Boston, tt Ofllce.
do
Boston, at Office.
•
7 g.
10
7 g.
7 g.
•
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.. & O.
A. & O.
M.& N.
M. & N.
M.&N.
7
4
6
7
4
7
5
7
A..
A.
J.
J.
F.
J.
J.
& O.
& O.
& J.
& J.
& A.
& D.
& J.
N. Y.,
do
H. Clews & Co.,
1892
Dec 15. ’73
Jan. 1.1893
Nov.l 5,1873
cent to
E
N.&L.
•Iso, V. 17, p. h>4.
(V. 18,p.5fl.)
N
July 1,1891
Apr-1,1908 S
)ct. 16, 1873.
See terms In Chroni¬
cle. V. 17. p.537.
(V. 17, p. 155, 523. 587.)
Apr. 1,1893
do
(1 to Erie for int., &c. (V. -4, p. 628.)
Jan 1,1896 L
N. Y.. E'ie R. R.
Mar. 1,1886 F
New York.
Y., Bk of Commerce. Feb., 1874 L
ce> t on stock & int. & sink.fund on bds.
Dec. 1,1877
do
do
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co July 1, 1896 C
....
f.
f.
5s.
5s.
7
7
8
8
8 f.
8 f.
8 f.
8
8
8
Vf. & N.
F.& A.
M.& S.
M.&9.
A. & O.
J. & J.
,7. * J.
A. & O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & D.
\i. A N.
May 1,1919
Feo., 1902
Sept. 15,’73
Boston, Co.’s office.
*ept. 15,’73
do
do
3oston and New York. Dct. 1,1893
Boston, by Treasurer. Tulv 1,1875
July 1, 1878
do
do
Apr. 1,1879
Boston & New York.
July 1,1894
do
do
July 1.1889
do
do
July 1.1894
Boston & New York.
Jan.
1883
Boston Office.
June 1,1896
do
May 1. 1895
Boston, Co.’s Office.
N. Y., or London.
do
5
T
5. Int. in
(V. 17. p. 85*-
default. Nov. 1S78.
6is 752.)
guarautee of Chic.,
Bur. A Q, An agree¬
ment or consolidation and a perpetual
lease to Ctilc., Burl. A Qnincv. wa<
made in October. 1972. See last report in
Chronicle, V<d. 18. p. 271. (V. 15, p. 528 :
V. 16, p. J4, 323.)
S
,
$',583,750.
Land grant, 2,465,000
8<>1(. to Sent., 1878, 412,500 acres
for $3 800.338. (Y. 17. P. 453.)
acres.
C
infoThe
lessee s na
remarks, refer to the volume and page of Chronicle containing fuller
consolidated wth. or leased to other* wLl often be louni under the consolidated or
covered bf, the
^
- ,mortgage.
,
The figures 109. Ac., signify 1U0 and larger,
etch issue of stocks and bonds. The tax; x, extra; s, srook or scilp.
stock#; // msaas s old; f, free ot U.S, II. % jff M-iy* Nov
}■
D. Jna«
S,, Mar, * Sent, i A, 3 O., April A Oct,
Note.- >'he figures sometimes given in brackets, at the *»nd of
mean “si iking fund.’ and i gr * land grant ”
Companies
ties of road operated; for bonds, the miles -For stocks, this iman« the'mile*
t These flgurcs are doll ns,showing the denominations or par value ot
Z J’he interest ne.ea lawn is 2ive i on bo ids, bat the l ist afeidtai on
5 J. A T. stands for Jan. A July: F. * A.., Fob. «| Aug.; M. A
q 4 artcrly fro n January s Q—F,, quarterly from Fob.
w
.
6
7
6
600,000
566,'KK1
310,000
)00&cj
*00*0)
Jan., 1903
July 1.1876
•
>
5,058,350
50&C
)00&C
iOO&C
J.
J. & J.
A. & O.
F.& A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.& O.
M. & N.
8
1
2
1,000
413
231
1,000
1,000
do
do
F. & A.
7
999.500
ioo
M.&N.
J. * J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
Savannah.
do
do
6
5
6
6
7
6
800.000
150.000
200,000
621,000
273,000
15,000,000
5,000,000
5,30", 000
3,600,000
2.993,000
200,000
bonds and $2,338,452 of floating de t.
Int. on theSdmoit. .*= cc tingent upon
the earnings of the Co. Fu«l report to
J"ne 30,1573, in Chronicle, V. 17, n. 511,
showing
net
earnings for year at
$1,886,922. (V. 16, p. 291 ; V. 17, p. 52, 1S9,
511 ; V. 18, n. 272.)
190?
1902
1902
1902
Jan.,
Sept.,
Nov.,
Jan.,
6
IV
400.000
499 6)0
100
100
New’ York & London.
do
do
do
do
do
do
London Co.’s Ofllce.
....
T
S.Tfil.'OO
1,000
July, 1873
Jan., 1911 1
Central. (V. 17. p. 157. 387.)
Apr. 1,1911
(>.
Boston. 2d Nat Bank.
Apr. 1,1899 122,006 of 'hese bear 7 per cent.
O.
n. 143.)
N. Y.,Ru8sell Sage.
Oct, 1,1896 ’Bed to S.L. A& T.H. (V.
O.
1 eased to United Co.’s and Penn. R.R.
Floating
debt.
$1,036,246.
Net
earnings,
1877
J. & D. N. Y.. Duncan, S. & Co.
in 1872, $202,422.
1*85
M. &S.
Philadelphia.
6
8
600.000
19,864.100
706,000
666.001
93
93
56
139
139
6 ~
g.f.
6 g f.
499.50 1
745 000
f
270
29
43
Equipment no es
Boston, Concord A Montreal—Prefl. stock..
Otherstoc<,l clud’gold uiv’ds & newstk
2d M. bds, conv. (71 m. & 1st, 22%)
2d M. bds, conv. (71 m. & lst22>$).
Sinking fund bonds
B., II.A Erie (now N Y.&N.E )—1st M. old
hr’neh, (5th ser.).
1,000,000
100
21
1869-70
Convertible bonds. ((5th Merle*)
Bur. A Mo.in Neb.—1st M..conv.,l,gr )
Bon 8 convertible till Jan., !8S2. V
Omaha & S. W.. (st mort.. guar..)
520,000
1,100,000
995,800
1854
.
Mortgage, wharf purchase
New bonds
Boston A Maine—stock
Bonds, coupon & reg stered
Dost A providence—stocic
Bonds to purchase P., W. & B. RR
Brunswick A Alb.—1st mort. gold, end.
9.41'.0:6
1,000
Atlant*i,Ga..at Treasury
J. & J.
M.& S.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J. & J
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
5
A.& O.
3
5
A. & O
J. & J.
6
J. & J.
6
A. & O.
6
M.
& S.
6
6 g. J. & J.
6 g. M. & S.
A.& O.
3,567,900
3,tKK),000
1,19(10
•
«>
13.148,100
1,000
guar. Financially embarrassed, bee full
statement. (V. >6, p. '28: V. 17, p. 384.)
tock.
’83/89 & ’91
$820,000. (V. 16, n :&8 )
Defaulted
'an., 1871.
(V. '18, p. 14, 190.)
July 1,1900
10
129,500
SOOioO
IOO.OPO
500* c
T-
1,000,000 acres.
8 g.
140,000
1,500.000
fT
July 1.1902
Boston. Eliott Nat. Bk.
N.Y., M. K. Jesup & Co
t
6 g-
1,010
W,
Oct.
Boston.
do
N. Y., 1st
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
39.700
4,959 518
10,0( 0,’ 00
A.&O.
J. & J
J.& J
J. & J.
J. & J.
J.&
J. &
i.&
J. &
J. &
J. *
J. &
J. &
J.&
J. &
8
8
£100
£200
r
N. Y.. Window. L.
8
119.742
226,3 .0
713,000
484,000
733,71 Kl
-111
do
do
N. Y., Duncan,
990,000
870,000
787,000
1,500,000
1,000
do
do
do
do
N.
O.
N.
*
1,718,438
100&C
Jan, 2 1874 Road leased Feb. 24.1870 to Del. * Hudson
Canal Co., for lfOyeara.at 7 percent,per
annum, on $7,000,1)00 of stock, and bonds
Nov., 1895
—lessee
assuming the interest on both
Oct ,J8&5
N.Y.D.&H. Canal Co July. 1888
A.&O.
6
6
8
8,860,000
10.000,000
1,400.000
7,200.000
3,0( 0,0 0
8,000,000
1,200 000
674,000
£100
1,000
£100
£100
£:oo
1W
N. Y., Bk of Commerce
J. A
J. A
M.&
A. A,
M.&
7 g.
7
8
8
6
452. 00
var
J.
J.
June, 190*. Interest >n default since Jan., 1872.
Jan., 1889 To be sold, May 4,1871. (V.18,p. 143,247.
Jan., 1869
tttf
458,000
67'* ,000
621,000
1,00.
1,0.0
200* c
200*c
„
•
5,47’ ',000
4,000 000
30«,000
157,000
» ®
100
100
100
1874
1855
1871
1872
1869
I806
g.
g
Kg.
g.
7 g.
67
156
last Divi’d.
»
7
7
7
7
7
IJiUlOOU
1857
Albany—stock..
lsr mort. conv. on
^ .
500
1362
Albany loans(Alb.& W, ^tkbdge)....
l>ollai bonds (West’n R. R.)
New loan dollar bonds
on
,
3,461,146
411
421
Berkshire—stock.
M.,
7g.
7 £.
7
8 f.
4
5,500,000
8,000,1 00
5*)
100
100
500&C
J. A J.
J.* J.
J. A J.
N. Y.. Third Nat. Bank
N. Y„ Duncan, S. & Co
»
23.790.214
100
1855
1850
1853
18c?
Delaware—stock.
M., bonds of 1852. (guar, by C. & A.)
do
do
18*>4, r
M.,
do
do
do
3d v>.,
1857, <
do
1st
1863
1868
1871
1871
r
REMARKS
Stocks,
May, 1881
This company purchased some important
roads in 1*72. Se report in Chronicle
& Co Mar.1,1896
V. 16, p, 591; also V. 16. p. 51.
5
January Harrisburg, Treasury.
7 or 6g. A. & O. Philadelphia or London Oct., 190:
June i,l89f.
J. & D.
t’hiia., Penn. RR.
7
tat** aid $15,000 per in.: County, $750 000.
July. 1891
London & Amsterdam
8 g- J. & J.
V. 17. p. 3 3,64'.752.
Boston, at Office.
M.& S
8
Sept. 1,1896 Int. default nepr.. ’is.
7g. f. J. & J. N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co. July. 1899
1,000
P
•?71
1871
1857
1857
1868
1866
1866
1866
1954
1865
t
Payable.
J. & J.
7.80
464.000
20%0UO
150
150
150
150
150
150
53
53
1st
2d
1st mor gage
1st
do
500 fcc
500* c
500* c
1.000
80
Belvldere
rgage,
16,282,450
8,126,250
14,414,977
8.707,200
10c
53S
52
Bangor A Piscataquis—Bangor loan, 1st M.
Belleville A Southern Illinois—1st M.,skgf "
mot
6
7
7
SA21.00C
412,000
1,000
„
do
do
Sterling bonds, not mort...
Augusta A Savannah—stock.
2d
«...
500* c
500* c
....
sterling,5-20 years....,
Boston A
....
500* c
100
10c
328
292
1,000
500 000
329
.
8.500,000
fi. 000,000
1 1 00,020
8,000 p.m
3,750,(100
7,042.500
....
4,248,000
1,232 200
329
1st M., (South Pac.,) gold
1st M.,At.&Pac.,gld,on 500,000acres lanr
2d M. At. & Pae./for $3,000,000, gold....
l*t M. Cent. Div. At. & Pac., gold
2,000,000
1,000
1867
•
933.000
liuOC
100&C
.871
1871
18.1
1*72
1873
1873
1874
8*
5,00U,(K)0
1,000,000
l.OOt
1,0(X
1871
1869
.
Payable and
by Whom.
Where
When
7
450,000
1870
var
Preierred stock, Mo. division
do
Central division
do
2d M.
31 M.
1870
1872
Rlfi
.
Stock, Bterl
1869
8
2,673.000
100
585
585
.
l.OOC
1,00(
1,00c
....
8
8
1,600,0f0
5 2:0,00c
1863
....
Cent.
Principal
when Due,
[
201
142
51
Rate 1
per X
standing
1871
1869
1869
1872
150
150
470
.
of Soizre parvlue
Date Bonds.
Ronds, £
IJ7TEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Amount
Out¬
81
2%
296
132
132
132
112
Alleghany Valley—stock
C.)
dlecovered In onr Tables.
jQ.-A.., (luaiterlf float Mdi'Oft. ......
of bo1IWf dlvidsnu
.
.
,
WM i)i\i4 44 Monk
letters s.
name.
l>pc.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
^
Subscriber* will confer a great favor
DESCRIPTION.
Miles
of*1
by giving ns Immediate notice of any error
Amount
Out¬
©.g
airo 2 Vincennes—\*-t mortgage, gold —
Cahfornia Pacific—1st mortgage, gold
Camden <t Atlaut c—1st Mort
2d mortgage
Oanrulendc.Burl. Co.—1st Mortgage. .... —
Canada Southern— 1st M. gicl,js.f, cp & reg
Tol C. S. & DerM ;8r M. >or $’. 00 AO .. .
Erie & Niagara, 1st M. for $600,000
Cent.
lc72
1870
1871
1871
1869
ia53
1855
18-7
1870
Cairo, Ark. (ft lex.-1st m. gold. cp. or reg
Oalro it tulton—1-t M., gold., on r d & 1 nd
Cairo
St. Louis—1st mortgage
......
moor
1,000
1,000
LOOO
’..(TO
1,000
1,000
500&C
•
i864
1866
1861
1st mortgage
do
l*t
1st
do
1863
1866
Ga.—stock
bonds, coup n
Gen. mort (Joint) bond- (*j,0)0,000) coup.
Macon & Western bonds
1st mortgage
Bonds for steamships
Central of Iowa—1st •<.. gold,
2d mortgage, gold, $4,000 per
Central of N. Jersey—stock
2d mortgage (now 1st)
mile
Bond-* (convertible Nov 1875 to
Central Ohio—Common stock
,
Prcierred stock
1st mortgage bonds
Central Pticfflc—stoc <
yr.).
5,0 0,000
3,000,00-1
2.437.950
i8G9
do
Government lien
California & Oregon. 1st mo. t '»ge gold..
C. P., Itt M„ on C. & O. Br. ($7,2 O.OdOg.)
San Fr. O. & A., 1st M. ($1, 500,00L*)
La • i bonds cn 11,700,000 acres.
’6*9-’71
1872
1870
1870
ono
1.000
i,000
1,000
Chari.. Columbdb Augusta.—stock
1st mortgage, (C. & S. C.)
do
(C. &A.)
do
consolidated
New Mort. for $l,000.0uu
Chartlers—1st mortgage
C'heraw <k Darlington—1st mort
2d mortgage
Cherry Val. Shar. (ft Al.—1st M,conv
Chesapeake (ft Ohio—coin, stock
1st \l„ skg fund gold
1st mtg. exten(2d onl27 miles) coup, or i
1st M., (Va. Cent. K. K.,) guar by Va
8d M.,
do
) coupon
do
Income mortgage, (Va. Cent B.R.,) cp..
Funded Interest, coupon bonds
Cheshire—stock, prelerred
Bonds, not mortgage
Chester Valley—1st mortgage
Chicago (ft Alton—com. st’k
Common stock, convertible scrip
Preferred stock
General mortgage. sr*- ling,
1st mort gage,
fo- $3,<XX),0J0
preferred, sinking fund—
mortgage
Income bonds (a 1st lien on income)
Joliet A Chicago,7 per cent stocx
1st mortgage, s f
do
do
St. L.,-lack>ftft Ch.Jst mortgage
do
do
IstM.assum.bv C.& A.
do
do
2d M.a sum.by C&A.
do
d>
2d mortgage.
Louisiana* Mo., 1st M. (in progress)
Chic., Burl, (ft Quincy—stock
1st mortgage, sluhlng lund, (trus ) ...
do
do
convertible
North Cross R. 2d mortgage, gold
Trust mortgage (Bur. to Peoria)
] lain bonds (coupon or registered).
Carthage & Burlington, 1st mort....'
Dixon, Peoria & Han., 1st mortgage.
American Central, 1st mortgage
Peoria & Han.. 1st mortgage
Is;
Ottawa.Obw. & Fox Riv., 1st mort.. |—.U
Dllnois Grand T' unk.1st mortgage,
c-5Guincv & Warsaw, 1st mortgage.
I % ~
1st
1869
1872
1871
1871
1869
1869
500
500
500*.-
1869
100&C
1872
1,000
Ind.exten.. 1st M., gld (2d M. on 114m.).
Chic., Dub.dk Minn.— 1st mortgage
Chicago (ft Iowa—1st M.,
Chic (ftNorthw.—Com. stock
Preferred stock
:
Bonds, nrf. (S. F.),lst M., Chic, to Oshk..
Int. bds, funded conn., 2d M.,
do
1st M„ general. 3d M..Chic, to Oshkosh..
Appleton extens., 1st. M., on 23 m. & land.
Gteen Bay extens., 1st M. on26 m.Aland.
IstM.Gal.* Cldc. Un. R.K., extended
2d mortgage, Gal. & Chic. Un. R.U
Miss. R. Bridge bds. lien on net earnings
Equip, bds.lien on equin’tscost’g $400,000.
In
:
'
1st Mort. (Beloit & Madison R.R.)
Madison exten.. 1st M..sinking fund.gold,
Chic.* M11 w ukee, 1st M.. on >d & equip.
Chic. & MU. vd M., (M.a C. R.R.) 1st lien
Chic. & Mil., 1st M.. 2d lien
Menominee extension 1st mort., gold
Gen. cons, m., uld.co. or reg.($48,0
>Vin j-a t St. Peter,1st M.,guar. C.& N. W
do
2d M.
do
Winona* 9t. P., 1st M.Extsn.laud gr s.f.
Lacrosse Tromp.* P.,l8tM.,ga. C.«N.W
Iowa Midland. 1 t M.. guar, by C.& N. W
Northwestern Union, 1st mort..gold..,.
Chic, Pekin
itSonthwutfirn—u%iCfgQ\(\.,
75.000
300.000
15,000,000
0-
160,557
100
64
*‘ii *
KXJ
649
1872
A is
100
100
619
is73
I.UuO
823
323
1862
1863
1862
1,000
150
l"i
825
466
46 >
466
96
1857
1864
1864
1868
1863
1870
1858
1853
1=59
1862
1859
i862
1853
1855
1,000
500* c
100
2.153.300
807,000
500,000
8.929,900
1,037.900
2,425 400
1.459.950
14(1,000
2, *.00,000
1,100,000
1,500,000
375,000
1,000
2,365,0(10
1,0 0
564,000
1,000
188,(XX l
1,000
360,000
1,0fX)
1,000 16000 pr m
100 19.811,010
2,592,000.
1,000
150,dOO
l,OL0
941,000
680,000
1.00
7,02 V 75
500* c
500* C
600.000
1,000
736 000
1.000
1.H0
500* C
600,000
1,211 000
960,000
800,000
800,000
1,000
00* (
1,“00
500* c
1.000,000
1,000
1; 00
1,500,000
2,500.00
2,59<'.0<0
1,(XX),000
1.000 18,500 p.m
1.000
4,850,000
1,750,000
3.916.300
1,000
100
100&C
568,700
211,000
500,00)
500* c
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
3,500,000
1 350,000
1,800,000
100 14.993,020
100 21,484.063
100&C
1.245.500
100&C
750,000
100* c
500* e
oOO&c
1.00'
3 588.000
1,000
938.000
200,000
147,000
284,000
1,775.000
1.000
500&C
Elgin & State Line R.U. bds,
1st M. (Peninsular RU.) on roads* lands
Tons. S. F. bds,subord.lien on all above..
400,000
141,000
800 000
I860
1863
1869
1870
1871
1372
Chicago. Cin. dk Louisville—1st M
Chic., Clinton dk Dub —1st M., cp.. reg'bl*.
Chic.. Danmile (ft Vlncen— 1st M., gld.S. F.
2,735.000
1,970,000
6,' 00.0JO
902,000
Chicago, Iowa db yebraska^stocK
2d mortgage, (Now 1st)
id
do
(Now 2.D
Cnlc. (ft Mich. Lake S.—1st mort.) coup’n
1st morgage
i but
1st mortgage
(maybe
1st mortgage, on branch
j regls’d
..
Keokuk* St. Paul. 1st mortgage.... I a .a
Chic, eft Canada Southern—1st mort., gold.
1,000
1.000
1,4^3.000
6,080,' 00
25,885,(XX)
100.000
coup., may be reg.
_
411,550
15,854,138
1872
1869
1869
1868
1808
180
1870
1870
1869
1^2
1867
1871
1869
1872
1871
1811
.
174.000
2/ 00,000
100 51,233.190
1.000 25,883,000
1,500,000
1,000
i
1863
1865
1863
1863
I $71
1,000
1.000
1.01X1
129.500
,
331.004)
3,105,000
101.000
3u6 .(XX)
1.000
00&c
3,150.000
1,000
3^9.000
1.000
1.000
1871 500* c
1872 500* c
1870-1
uwo
1870-1 1.000
1S71 100*c
18 iO
I.eOO
1870
1000
1872
182,(XX)
1,144,000
1871
1,000
N<»v.i.V7S. (V.M.pJS?)
Leased to Ph. & Reading., Oet.,1872. New
1873
pref. stock io receive div’d of
ini
Nov. 15,1878
1873-4,
in 1874-5, and 7 in 1875-6 and
Feb.
do
afterward. See teims V. 15, p. 491: V.16„
1, 18872
do
1888-89
p. 517.
do
Feb. 1 1300
New York.
1901
Completed Jan., 1873.
New York. 44 South at. Jan. 2.1«74
N. Y., U S. Trust Co. Apl 30,1884 Leved to Dub. A Sioux C. at$l,500per in.
do
Jau. 1,1907
& a p. ct. of earninys over $3.(00. per m
No*. 1,1'73 Leased to Ch. and Northwest, at $700 of
| Boston, Treasurer.
do
do Feb. 1,1871
flrBt $1,500 gross earnings per m.:%of
N. Y. Nat’l Park Bank, Aug. 1.1891
the next $3,UX) per m., and 1-5 of all
do
do
above that.
Aug. 1,1894
do
do
May, 1916
grarnn’eeB
Savannah, Ga.
June, 1873 Leases several roads, and
New York.
1875
$1.49;'.500 of bonds. Total receipts < f
r^ads and hank in 1873. $3,489,898; exp.
New York* Savannah. Jau. 1, ’.q93
$2,803,101: net.$1,184,296. Divld’nu i asted
Savannah, Ga.
Oct., 1880
Philadelphia
do.
*•
J. & J.
1,000
i'.ooo
i’.ooo
& D.
& S.
& J.
.& o.
st’ek, $837,400. paid
1897
Leased to C.&A., at 6 p.c on $381,925 slock
Jan. 1,1906 Int. passed Jan., *74. (V. 17, p. 58, 189, 324,
3E7.62.; V. 18, p. 14.)
2,100,000
20,000 000
1863
.
Union Trust Co.
Contr’led by St.L.AT.M.
lieach^<i Te>a«kana Jan.17. V.i7,p.ib9.b2a)
e Chronicle.
(V. 17, p. 834.)
(V. 18, p. 144.)
There in also a 2d and extension mortgage
Dividend of SM per cenr. on preiered.
750,(XX)
500,000
1,H'0,000
2,578,000
71,000
371.500
1,000
1,000
.
k Jan., 1893
Oct., 1879
Stock, $2,000,000.
December, 1873
July 15, ’99 Defaulted on interest July, 1873.: See
CHR jNIclv, V. 17. p. 2f; V. 18. p. 247.
Apr.15,190!
Jau- 2),’74 Annual report for ’72in V. 1*\ p. 594. Gross
1875
earnings, 1872. $7, 2 \7U; net. $2,883.9':.
Thi-* Co. also ast-ume $2 7 >6 000 of o her
1890
& A.
liabi’itiee. (V 16, p.594; V. 17,p 1: 5,134)
Nov., 1892
,&N.
& D.
Balt., at B. & O. office. Jan. 16. ’71 Leased to B.* O. KR. in 1866 for 20yrs, rent
35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 yrs, an d
do
do
Jan. 16 ’74
& (».
40 after.
& S. Balt., West. Nat’l Bank. Sept., 1890
N. Y., Office 9 Nassau st. Sept. 20,’IS The Central Pacif. is a ooncol. of several
Co ’8 made in 1870, and now ow us or con¬
N. Ym Fisk & Hatch.
1695-99
trols
Sacram’o State Treas. July 1.1884
1,219
Gr es
mi es of
roau.
earnings in 1«73 were $13,871,089 and
N. Y., K. Kellv & Co.
1883
net earnings $L28,,i^7.
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch.
Oct. 1,1900
Land grant
U.S. Treasury.
12,800
acres per mile, excent mimral
1895-99
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch.
July M899 lands. An abstract of the annual re, orfc
is
U. S. Treasury.
1899
given at length In the Chroniclk. V.
17, p. 219. First dividend paid Sept., 18(8
N. V., Fisk & Hatch.
P'89-’91
J. & J.
do
do
1892
(V. 16,p. 84, 154; V. 17, p.52, 219: V. 18,p.
do
do
81.)
J.'&'J.
July 1,1890
do
do
A. *0.
July 1,1890
Gross earnings 1872. $686.432, net earnings
Chariotte, N. C.
$291,001. Cost of road and equipment,
J. & J.
i890
N. Y., Nat. City Bank.
1890
$5,017,860. (V. 15, p. 628.)
J. & J.
800,000
3,70 ’,000
925,000
10C
500* e
1870
& A.
& A.
& N.
.
i855
1864
.
LAN.
.& A.r
.
1,673 000
150,000
50
50
Bonds, (formerly convert, into U.S. bds
1st M. on s-an Joaquin Valley Br.,gold...
IT. S. Loan, (2d lien on certain terms) —
Western Pacific, 1st mort. gold
.
.
2,332,000
993,000
1,000
1st mort.. gold. M'>k. f *, $’>0,000 per
Subor l lien,Call. State aid, gold
.
7,500,000
1871
65-’69
& N.
& A
& A.
.& A.
&.D.
& J.
& O.
& J.
.
582,000
500* C
1869
1872
1877) —
N. Y.,
700.0H0
i'.ooo
1870
i869
769,600
l
do
do
Phlla. & Mt. Holly.
20,000 p.m.
198,000
1,334,000
6,850,400
RR.
Co.
Phila..Farm. & M ech.
REMARKS.
when Due
Stocks.
Last Div.
June 1,1897
Jan 1,1891
Oct. 2,1901
New York and London Oct.. 1909
N. Y , Natl Park Bank. Jau. 1,1889
J.
209,850
1,300,000
100
500* c
500* c
100
100
500&C
500*c
500&C
100
1872
coupon
Mortgage oonds
l'.ooo
Wnom.
N. V., St. L. & I. M.
N Y.* Union Trust
J.
232 000
1,00.-
Cayuga Lake—1st mortgage, gold
Cayuga <fc Susquehanna—stock
Cedar F.dk Minn.—Bonds on 1st division,s.t.
Bonds on 2d div, s.f
Cedar Rapids (ft Mo—com. stock
Preferred stock, 7 per cent
..
Central R. R. (ft Bank,
2,200,000
Principal
Payable and by
Payable.
3,(00,000
50
1.0:0
1872
1871
hen I Where
1.159.500
50
"
100
40
7 g.
7 g.
w
350,000
9,000,000
1,500.000
1,000
100
10.5,<
8,000,000
2,5)0,' 00
3,500,000
2.500, a 10
490,000
5(0,000
.
Catawlssa— common stock
New pre'. sto ’k
Preferrea stock
1st mortgage bond-*
Chattel mortgage bonds..
New mortgigrf
per*
discovered In onr Tables.
Bonds.k
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
T5tT
standing.
For explanation of all references see foot¬ Road
notes on first page of UR. tables.
N
[March 28,1874.
THE CHRONICLE.
322
2.700.000
4.53 H*")
2,750,000
1,565.000
4,375.01X1
1,000,000
1,350,000
8,500.001
700,000
.
.
.
New York, Office.
do
no
N. Y., at office.
do
do
do
& J.
.*0.
* J.
& N.
.
.
.
do
do
1895
Phila., P. RR. Cos. office Oct. Y,*1901 Leased to P„ C & St. L. (v. 16, p. 524.)
A.&O. Charlcs’n, Peoples’N.Bk Apr. 1.188S Net earnings year end ng Aug. 81,1873,
do
do
$37,000. < ost of road, $6&) (KX1.
J. & J.
Ju'y, 1888
J. & D. N. Y., Metropolitan Bk. Dec.15,1899 Op by D. & H. Can ( o. for y. gross earnings,
Tills road was completed early in ISIS
N. Y Fisk & Hatch.
M. & N.
Nov!, 1899 and forms a through route between the
Atlantic coast and Ohio river.
The 5.20
do
do
J. & J.
July 1.1902
debentures have been converted into
N.Y
Am.
Exch.
Bk.
1SS0
J.& J.
do
do
Ext. M. bonds. Int. was passed. Nov. 1,
1884
J. & J.
do
do
18:3. See annual 'epon in V. 18, p. 167,
1876
J. & J.
do
do
1877
also, V. 18, p. (4.167. 185.
J. & J.
Net
Boston.
income, 1872-73, $184,293. (V. l?.p. 295 .>
J. & J.
July 15,1873
1875
&
do
1880
J. & J.
Philadelphia.
May, 1872 Leased to Ph.& R. roaa. In hand* trustees
M. & N.
M. & S. N. Y., M.K. Jesup&Co. Mrh.10,187) Annual report in Chronic e v.'16. p.855
shows gross earn’gs of $5,156,3.6 in 1872
do
no
M. & S.
Mch.lC,1874
do
do
Mar. 6,187 :
again-1 $5,278,910 in 1871; a <1 net earn¬
M. & S.
Lond’n.J.S.Morgan&Oo Oct. 1.19i
ings o' $1,879,117 healnst $2,198 065 la
J. & J.
1«71. Joliet A Ch. RR., D leaseu for int.
M. & N. N.i
M. K. Jesun & Co. May, 1877
do
onstoc1- and bonds. St L., Jack. & Clii.;
do
J. & J.
Jau., 1893
leased
at $'*‘0,000 per yr.
do
do
I ouisiana &
Jan., 1883
A. & O.
Mo. RR. built and operated under con¬
J n.,187!
N. Y. U. S. Trust Co.
Q.-J.
tract.
New mortgage iM-ued m 1H73,
J. & J. N. Y., M. K. Jesup & Co July, 1882
do
do
$;}.470.000to retire old ondsand bal«nce
A. & O.
April, 1894
lor
steel
rails an • o’her improvements.
do
do
A.& O.
Apr. 1,1^94
do
do
(V. 15, p.52, 794; V. 16, p. 855; V. 17, p.52.
J. & J.
July, 189'
do
do
189.)
J & J.
July, 1898
do
do
F.&A.
Aug.. 1900
A
consolidate with, end a perpe*nal ks'e
N.
Y., N. Bk of ( orn’rce Men. 16,’7»
M. & S.
of tie Bur.. & Vo. River road, was made
do
do
Jan. !, 1883
,T. & J.
in Oct., 1872.
do
Jan. 1,1883
Gross earnings of the con¬
do
J. & J.
sol. .in * lor If-73 v ere $'l.K'5,223; ex¬
Frankfort.
J. & J.
July 1,189
N.
Y.,N. Bk of Com’rce O'-t. 1.1890
penses, $6,134.76* ; net earnings, $1,970.A. & O.
458. s'ee report in Chronicle. V. 18. p.
Boston. Co.’s office.
Jan. 1,18%
J. & J.
271. TheChic..B. & Q. lenses or extends
M. & N. N. Y., N. Bk. of Com’rce May. 1879
A.&O.
,
.
.
,
.
& J.
& -I.
& J.
& J.
& O.
& J.
A. & O.
A & O.
J. & J.
J.& D.
A. & O.
A. & O.
.1.
J.
J.
J.
A.
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
July, 1889
July, 1878
Julv, 1878
New York and Boston. July, 1900
Boston.
Oet., 1890
New York and Boston.
Boston.
*
N. Y.. Union Trust Co,
N. Y.,Farm. L.& Tr. Co
Host., at C..B.& Q-Office
New York, Co.’s Office.
do
do
Bost. C., B. & Q Office.
New York & Boston.
July, 1890
aid to numerous branch rondB, giving
them a traffic guar, (usually 40 or5()p.c.)
for purchasing their bonds.
There is
also due on a judgment N Cros« Road
and in scrip th“ amount of $561,956. (V.
15, p. 156, 523 ; V. 16, p. 323; V. 18, p.271.)
April, 1879
Ap il 1.1902 Interest In default. (V. 18, p.7.)
Jan., 1887 Opened July, 1869. Cost $2,500,000.
June 1,1896 Tt.guar. Defaulted Dec.’73. (v. 17.P.752.)
April, 1909 Int. in default, Ocr.,’73. (V. 16, p. 292 ; V.
17. p. 218. 649, 752.)
April, 1912
June 1,1896 Tf. cuar. Deiaulted Dec.,’73. (V.17 p.752.)
.J.&D.
Traffic
gear, of C., B. & Q. 40 per cenr.
J. & J.
July 1,1901
J. & J.
Boston, bv Treasurer. Jan. 1,1874 Leased In perpetuity to Cmc. & Northwrest. at 37y
37M per <cent, of gross
:
receipts.
J. & J. Boston, Merchants’ Bk. July 1.1888
N. Y., Park Bank.
F. & A.
Aug.15,1892
The
fir^t
mortgages, mainline.havetrafllc
M.& S. N. Y.. Farm. L. & T. Co. Sept.. 1889
agreement from M. Cent. Interest de¬
J. & J. Bost., I- Livermore, Tr. July, 1890
'
do
do
M.& N.
do
do
M. &S.
J.& D. New York, Co.’s Office.
ao
J. & D.
do
F. & A.
do
M. & N.
do
F. & A.
do
F. & A.
do
F. & A.
do
F. & A.
do
M. & N.
do
J. & J.
do
J. & J.
do
M. & S.
do
Q-F.
do
A. & O.
do
J. & J.
do
A. & O.
do
M. & N.
do
Var.
do
J. & J.
do
J.&D
do
J. & D.
do
J. & J,
M. A
J.&D.
A, * «■
A. * 0.
ilo
faulted July. 1S73. (V. 17, p. 183.211; V.
Nov. 1891
IS, p, 14,)
Sept. 1,1892
The
last annual renort will be found in
Dec. 28,’72
the Chronicle, V. 17. p.48i. Lands of
Julv 15,’73
the Company are 2.207.948 acres. Opera¬
1885
tions fosthe’la-t five fiscal years ending
Mav, 1883
with May 31, compare as follows :
1885
1885'
1885
1882
1875
1884
1878
1898
1915
1874
Jan., 1888
April. 1911
1874
1874
1898
Junel,19»l
Dec. 1,190!
—
fcfurplns
OperatGross
ingexp.
Net
above
in'erest
earn’gs. & taxes.earxdngs. oiv.,*c
$
$
$
8.17=1.237 4.568,370 1,6 9,960
6.810.016 4,592 135 1.4GV694
6 311.506 5.388,408 833,559
8,011.3:7 4 522 111
541.414
1863-9.13,941,343 7,924,520 6,016,823 1,914,685
$
1872-3.12.786,607
1871-2.11,402,161
1870-1.11.694.9:4
1669-70.12,535,428
With th-* completion of ihe Northwest,
e>n Union RR.. the Company’s projects
are said to be finished for the present,
and presumably, th refore the larga an¬
nual increase of bonded iudebt* due*s.
will now cea«e.
(V. 16. p. 84, 461,661,
765, 828 ; Y. 17, p. 155, 491.)
Dec. 1,1916
do
do
Oct., 1900
do
....
....
F,A A, X, Y,, Farms, l, A T. Co. JUg. 1,1931 Opened Jan*»1873, Bonds* fl5,OOQ per mu*
March 2°,
CHRONICLE
THE
1874 ]
323
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
Subscribers will confer a great favor by giving ns Immediate notice of any error discovered In onr Tables.
.5)1
DESCRIPTION.
For explanation, of all references, see
foot notes on 1st page or RR. Tables.
Chic., R 1. dbl deity—stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund
chic.& S’west., 1st M.gol i (guar, in cur'
Chic & Soutliw., 1st M., gold, not guar
Chicago it Rock Rivei—1st mortgage
.
Ciilicuthe dk
t>runsw—1stM.,guarbyN.Mo
Cin., Hamilton dk Dayton—stock
1st mortgage of ’63
2d
d >
of ’65
3d
do
of’67
C. H. & T. f.Tnnr.t.lonl KR. 1st in. guar
Cincinnati dk Ind—1st mortgage
“1 mortgage, guar
.
Cin., La'ayelte dk Chicago—1st mort., gold.
Cin. dk Martinsville—1st M., guar by lessees
Cinn. it Muskingum Val.— 1st mort. ...
Cin., Richmond, dk Chic— 1st mortgage..
2d mortgage
CInn., Richmond dk F. IF.—1st M.,gld. guar
Cin., Sandusky dk Cleveland—stock
Miles
Qf *
Road
”36
60
6U
60
60
98
29
20
75
38
1^8
86
36
90
171
171
Columbus, Springf. & Cum.-ist mort
45
80
12'
390
138
20 i
390
M., guar .nt’d
Cin., Wab.dkMich—mi M.,end by L.S.& M.S
C\ev., Col., Cin. dk Ind.—stock
.
1st mort. (C G. & C. RR.) $25,000 a year...
1st M. (Hell. & Ind.) excb .fornewM
1st m -rtga^e, new, s. f
Cleveland dk Mahoning Valley—stock
1st mortgage
Sinking iund, 3d Mort. (now 2d)
Hubbar 1 br.. 1st M., skg fd bds
Ni es & New Li bo i. 1st mortgage
Cleveland Mi. Vernon dk Del—1st M., gld.
Cleveland dk Pitts.—Guaranteed stock
3d
do
$2,000,000
4th
do
$1,200,000
Construction and equipment bonds
Consold. 8kg tund, M. for $5 000,000
Colebroakdale R.R.—1st mortgage
Colorado Central—1st mortgage, conv
Col am. it Hock. Val.—Stock
1st M. sink, fund bds
1st
..
mortg ige, Logan & Straitsvllle Dr—
Mort. bonds
Columbus, Chic, dk Ind Central—stock
67
67
12 H
85
77
225
199
199
Amount
0) >
N U
Out¬
standing.
1866
1869
1004c
24,939,500
8,9 ;0,000
5/00,000
1871
1,000
1,000.000
i'ooo
900.000
500,000
100
1869
1,000
3,5(10,000
1,250.000
100
i863
1665
1867
1672
1862
1867
1871
1865
1870
1866
1869
1:7!
1,000
1,(00
500,000
l.WO
282.'XX)
i'ooo
1,250.0 0
500,000
2,000,000
1,000
1,120,000
400,000
1.500 01)0
560,000
65',000
l/OO.OUO
4,800,000
429,037
99.:,000
350,000
1.072,330
1,000,000
2,000 000
1.0UC
1,000
1,000
1/00
1,000
'”50
50
1866
1852
1867
1871
1871
1871
8 0
1864
1869
1853
1857
1863
1870
1870
1,* 00
1.0'(
100
500
t6,U00p.m.
-.00&C
1862
1,000
1810
1,000
1867
-00&C
1870
1,000
1872
1,000
5'
2<l mortgage
3d mortgage
Toledo Depot (cost $353,940)
Damon it West.—1st M., guar. L.
1,000
858,000
556.500
821.000
t66,00
3i6,400
8,74-,000
2/51,000
71.021
M.&C.& X.
Delaware R.R.—st ck.....
mortgage
Guaranteed bond-i
Extension mortgage
i8u9
1,000
i858
100
500&C
1871
1870
1,000
1866
1863
1,000
1,000
400,000
1,950,000
250,000
1,000,000
2,674.000
903/00
689,001
1,774,912
161,0uu
109.500
81,800
600,000
462,000
1,400,000
100
'60-’72 100&C
1868 200&C
1869
1,000 2,000,000
1871
1,00 20.U0Opr.tn
50
1,259.800
1,931,000
1856
1,000
445,000
1867
1,000
I 000
361/00
1869
108.500
61&64 500&C
674.000
1 00a
1865
1,317.390
50
5(0,000
100,000
100,100
1856
13^9
170,000
State loan
Bond-;, (convertible June 1,’75 to ’77)
Lack 6t Bloomsb., 1st mortgage
do
1st mort. (extension).
do
2d mortgage
do
2d mort. (extension)..
Denver Pacific—1st mortgage, gold, 1 gr ..
Denver it Rio Qrande—1st mort., gold. s. f.
Des Moines Val—1st U., K-okuk to Des M.
M.,on85m.&466.000aer’s& 2dM.on I62ir.
Detroit, Eel. Riv. it /.—1st m., coup, or reg.
Detroit, Hillsdale dk Ind.—1st M.,cp. or reg.
2d mortgage, coup., may be registered...
Detroit, Lansing dk Lake Mich— 1st mort..
1st m >rtgtge, on branches
2d m u tgage, on whole road
1st
Detroit it Milicaukee— 1-t <■' ort. bonds.
2d Mortgage, April 28, ’56
195
115
”25
1872
1855
60
1859
100&C
65
65
161
21
187
190
1st Funded Coupons, Nov. 15. ’60
2d Funded Coupons,
Bon is ol June 30, ’66 (conditional)
Nov. IS, 63
Ster.ing (Oak. & Otta. UR.) Oct. t, ’53, gld.
Dollar (Oak. & otta. RR.) b’ds, Oct. 1,’33.
1st Mort. (Detr. & Pontiac RR.), Apr. 1,’Sl
3 l Mori,, liter V Pontiac. RR.), Feb.. ’54.
2d Mort. (Detr. & Pontiac RR.), 'an., ’53.
Bonds of S *|)t. 1, 1866, (Limit $300,000). ..
Bds & mort. on Det. real estate.
Dubuque dk Sioux City—Stock
1st Mortgage 1st I) vision
1st m rt., 2<l Division (for $1,401.000.)
Duouque Southwestern—1st M, pref., s.f...
1st mort.. Oct
1.1 63
Dunkirk, Warren it PiUsburo—lstm, gold
Duchess dk Columbia—1st Mortgage
hast Tenn.,Virginia <t Georgia—stock..,
1st Mortgage sinking fund bonds
E. Tenn* & Ga. ($109,00j are endorsed) .
do
new
E. Tenn. & Va. (endorsed)
Bond to U. S. Government
East Pennsylvaniar-stock
/st mortgage
50
503&C
500&c
l.lHX)
500&C
1855
1856
25
60
106
155
162
85
83
144
143
43
55
55
54
58
270
242
112
112
130
36
36
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
10
7
7
7
2 f.
7
5
6
7 f.
3
110M
«4
7
1856 100&C
66&71 100&C
1856
Del., Lack, dk Western—stock
1st Mort. (Del.,L.& w., East. Ex.) skgFd
2d Mort. (I).. L. & West.)
5
7
7
7
50
500&C
500&C
100&C
13
6
8 g
38- ,400
867.500
400 000
1873
1858
190&C
1861
1*60
1.000
1870
500&C
18)1
1870
1871
1871
1872
18 T3
ia55
1856
1860
1863
1866
1853
1853
If 51
ir,t
1853
1866
23,500,000
1,111,000
1,633.000
5.000,000
900,000
460,300
500,0U0
200,000
1,00'
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,702,000
150,866
51,000
150,0 X)
250,000
100,000
110,000
703,266
5.000,000
SeO.OOO
1,000
5C0.000
1863
1863
18?0
1868
81,500
450,000
1,‘200,000
2.500.000
500
1,000
1,000
“ioo
i870
1,000
50-’>6
1866
1856
:,ooo
1.00U
U0u
50
1858 ! 1004c
1.970,024
-
8
8
6
5
7
7 f.
7 g. f.
7 g.
2
7
7
7
7
6 & 7
3
6
6
6
6
2*
7
7
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
8 f
8
8
6(8,525
877,115
Vari.
100
6
6
6
4 f.
4.690.000
2,500,000
1,000,000
1,000
1,000
1,006
7 f.
7
7gz f
1,826,000
L.OUO
1,0' 0
2504c
5004c
Vari.
Varl.
500&C
100&C
500&C
L
5
6
2,500,000
3,0?0.500
2,310,000
1.170,000
300,000
3,216,000
575,000
1.500,0 0
i’ooo
II.
6 g
2.976,00.)
635,000
135,000
1« 1,000
190 000
1.309.200
495.900
5'g
7
8
7
7
6 & 7
b g
7
10
2
7 f.
7
7
7g.
7
5
7
6
6
6
4
3
7
Where
Payable, and
by Whom.
Bonds, 5
Principal,
when Due,
REMARKS.
Stocks,
last Dlvi'd,
New York, Co.’s Office, Apr. 27, *74 Net receipts in 1872-78, »3,139,267, aga nst
do
1896
$3,950/84 in 1871-72. Chic. & 8, W. lnt la
do
default cn bonds not guar. (V. 16, p. 759
NOV. 1899
N7: V. 17 p. 2bl, 626, 649/
do
D.
(V. 16, p. 345,661 )
N. Y.,N. Bit of Com’rce
J.&D.
July, 1894 Sold under io^eclosure Aug 7,’7S. V.17.P 211
A. & O. N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co. April, 1878 Lenses the Day.& Mich, and Ginn , Rich. &
do
do
Cine. See report In v. 17, p. 84, show¬
M. & N.
May 1,1886
do
do
J. & J.
ing net earnings of $195,372 In 1872-7$.
duly 20, ’85
do *
J.&D.
do
(V. 18, p. 24:.)
June, 1877
A. &
J. &
M. &
J. &
O.
J
N.
N.Y. Am. Exch NatBk. Dec” 1892 Ind.. Clnn. &L.,2d M., in trustees hands
do
do
to exchange for 1st. (V. 16, p. 51.)
Jan 77-82.87
N. Y.,J. S. Kennedy&Co March, 1901 Lafay, Ind. to St. Ann’s
N.Y., Co.’s Office.
July, 1905 Formerly leased to Ind., Cin. & Lafayette.
New York, Moran Bros. Jan., l»cl Leased to Pitta., c. & St. L. for net earn’gs.
N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co July, 1895 Leased 1866to Cin., Ham. & D. Co.
(V.
do
do
Jan. 1,1889
16, p. 51 ; V. 17, p.8».)
Interest
New York.
gnar. by three other companies.
June, 1921
Nov. 1.1373 Net earnings year ending June SO, 1871,
Boston, Office,
do
do
M.&N.
May 1,1K73 $325,245. Report iu V. 15, p. 885.
do
do
F. & A.
Aug. 1,1900
do
do
M. & S.
Sept 1, 1877
J. & D. N. Y., Union Trust Co. Dec. 1, 1890
M.&S.
N.Y..Union Trust Co. Sept. 1,190i
A. & O. N.Y..Union Trust Co. Apr. 1, 1901 Bds vuar.^byC C.C.&l.; HbyL.S.&M.S.
& J.
do
do
July 1, 1891 In progress.
F. * A.
i:. Y., U. S.Trust Co.
Aug. 3,1378 Gross earnings Id 1873. $4,887,448; operat¬
do'
Juue72to84
J. & D.
ing i xpt-uses, interest. &c., $8,779,809.
do
until ltf99
J. & J.
Ap.u cable to dividends, $1,iCi,638. <V.
do
M.&N.
IS, p. 243, 26b.)
May, 1899
M. & N.
Cleveland, Office.
Nov., 1873 Conso'idation of C. & W.t Niles & N. Llrbin and Liberty & V. roads. Leased to
F. & A.
N.Y., Ward,C. & Co
Aug/1,1873
M. & S.
Cleveland, at office.
Sept. 15, ’76 At. &Gt.\Vest. See report iu CheoxiJ. & J.
July, 1873
clk, V. 17, p. 512.
N.Y*., Manhattan Bk
J. & J.
Jan., 1890
N Y., Lawrence Bros. Jan. 1, 1900 Completed to Columbus, O., Sept., 1873.
J. & J.
Q-M. N. Y„ Farm. L. & T. Co Dec. 1, 1875 Leased Nov., Ib7l to Penn. RR. Co, at 7
do
Nov. 1,1875
do
M. & N.
per cent p. r annum, on present stock
and all Interest on bonas, &c. (Cheoxdo
do
J. & J.
Jan., 1892
do
do
ICLK, V. 15, p. 835, V. 16, p. 355.)
do
do
M.dfcN.
1900
J. & D.
June 1, ’98 Le .sed to Phila. & Reading.
Phtla.. Co’s Office.
June
J. & D.
’9c Stock Issued. $847,800.
1.
Boston, Treas.'s Office
Feb. 2, ’74 oroes earnings, 1872, $854,892; net, $41L662.
F.& A.
Dividends began in Ma>cb, 1k72. New
N. Y., St. Nich. Nat. Bk Oct. 1.1897
A. & O.
do
do
J. & J.
luly 1,1880 stock, 20 perc. Issued Feb. *73. (Y. 16,
Jan. 1, 1892
do
J.& J.
do
p. 14).
Consolidation in 1868of C.,& I. C.and Thl.
&G.East. Leased heb., 1869 to P., Cin.
N. Y., St. Nich.Nat. Bk. April,”1908
A. & O.
& St. L.. and the Penn. RR. Co., for 80
do
1893-95
do
var ous.
do
do
J. & J.
per
cent of gross earnings, but guaran¬
Nov., 1901
teed $1,107 4(0 peryr.. to pay Int. on 1st
do
do
A. & O.
Dec.. 1905
do
do
M.$15 009,000 & 2d M.. C. & I.. $821,000. Of
F.& A.
Feb., 1834
the 2d M., $2/54,000 were sold to Penn.
do
J. & J.
do
Dec., 1883
RR. The gr'88 earn ngs m 1872 were
do
1886-90
do
various
do
do
$4,411,095, expenses, $3/28,2n and U«t
Vf. & N.
Nov., 1904
do
earnings $78^,881. See report in ChboxJ. & J.
do
Jan., 1682
do
do
icle, V. 16, p. 524.
J. & J.
do
K. & A.
do
F.& A.
do
do
Feb., 1890
do
F. & A.
do
G.-M.
Columbus, Treasury.
Mch.10,1871 Leased in perpetuity to Pltts.,Cmn.&StJL.
Guar bv Pa. HR. i.ess’i^ssumellablJlt’B.
N. Y., Araer. Ex. Bank. Sept.l, 1890
M. & S.
M.& N.
Boat., Tower, Gid. & Co \ov. 1,1878 Dividends in 10 years, 9J per ce t.
Jan. 1. 1874 Leased to Concord Ru. at $25,000 perye&r.
Boston.
J. & J.
Feb. 1,1874 Net earnings for year ending June 80,1873.
Boston Office,
F. & A.
A.& ().
do
$262,275. New mortgage of $1,500,000
Apr 1, I89S
will retire previous issues. (V.16, p.4€l.)
Dec. 1,1876
do
J. & D.
1876-1SN1
Various.
do
F. & A.
do
Aug.l, 1875
do
J.& J.
July 1, 1889
J.& J.
Boston, Bost. & A. RR iau. 1, 1°74 Net earnings. 1872-73 $282/ 06. (V.16, p,
M. & S. Boston, Globe Nat’l Bk. Sept 1,1878
188; V. H, p. 295.)
J. & J.
N.Y., Am. Ex. N. Bk. Jan. 1,1901 Stock paid, $1,033/00; float, d*’ t, $978,009.
Net
July
earnings. 15 mos , 1872-73, $154.8.8.
J. & J. New York and Boston.
1, 1900
1900-1-2-3-4 Leased to Phil. & '1 rent.,6 u.c. dlv on ato’k
M.&S.
Philadelphia.
\
Mch 1, 1891 2d mort. is guaranteed by Consolidated
M.& S.
N. Y., Co.’s Office. \
Coal Co.
do
M.& N.
May 1,1888
Phila. & Carlisle, Pa.
A. & O.
Oct., 1873 Stock owned In large part by Pa. RR. Co.
Net earnings year ending Sept. 80 1871,
A. & O.
Phlla., T. A. B.ddle &Co. Apr. 1,1904
$851,642.
A. & O.
do
Apr. 1,1908
Large advances made to
branch
roads. (V. 18. p. 295.)
Ian. 1.1884
do
A. & O.
Net
N.
Nov.,
18.3
earnings
in
1872, $78,486.
M.&
Danbury, at Office.
V. Y., Lockwood & Co. 1880, ’90, ’92
J. & J.
Phlla.. P^nn. R.R. Co. Oct. 1,1888 Leased, Mar.’72, to Penn. R, R. for 33 years.
A.&O.
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co April, 1‘ 09
A.&u.
N.
A. & O.
Y., Lond. & Frankf’t. July. 1911 Davenp., I?., to St. Paul.
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co Jan., 18 4 L’ssd iu perpetuity to Cin., Ham. & D, for
Q-J.
annual int. on bonds. The nref. stock
do
do
J. & J.
,Juiy, 1881
of $3,500,003. guar, by o. H. & D„ was
do
do
M.& S.
Sept., 1887
authorized
In 1871 to retire. D. & M. bnds.
do
Oct.,
do
1888
A. & O.
Mar. 81&94
(V. 16. n. 51 ; V. 17, p. 84.)
do
M.& S.
do
J. & J. N. Y., Am. Ex. Nat’l Bk Jan. 1,1905 L’s’d to L. Miami, (asuned by P..C.& StL)
Jan., 1874 Leased and ope* ati d by Phil., W1L& Balt.
J. & J.
RR.. for 75 per cent ot gross earnings.
J. & J. Phila., Girard Nat Bank July, 1875
In 1872 gross earnings were $448/41.
do
do
J. & J.
July, 1875
Jan. 1,1880
do
do
J. & J.
Office P W. &B. RR
J. & J.
New York Office.
Apr.'20, *71 The Lackawanna & Bloomsburg Co. was
Q-J.
co solidateu with this
road In June,
do
do
A.&O.
Apr. l, 1815
1873, and $4,500.000 stock issued to repre¬
do
Mch. 1,1881
do
M.& S.
sent
it.
do
June. !8r2
operations of roa i for lastyear
do
J.&D.
do
reported in Chrom lk. v. 17. p. 85.
do
J. & .»
July 1,1875
do
March 1885
Floating debt. Ja i. 1873, $4,239,54 4. (Y.
M. & S.
do
do
do
A.& O.
Apl. 15,1880 16, p. 292, 323, V. 17, p. 155, 252, 66v.)
do
do
M.&N.
May 15,1890
(V. 17, p. 835.)
M.& N. N. Y., Drexel, M. & Co May 1, 1899 L. gr., 800,000 acres.
M.tft N. N Y.t Lond.&Amst’rd’m Nov. 1,1900 Gu>ige, 8ft; whole line to be 875m.
Oct. 1, 1877 Sold and reorganized. See V. 17, p. S3,155,
New York Office,
A.& O.
459. 588, 627, f>2 ; V. 18. 0. ’.4, 8-, 144.
Oct. 1, 1898
do
do
A. & O.
N.
J. & ,J.
Y., Mercantile Bank June 1.1891 Operat’d with D.t H. & I. Stock, $'00,000.
J. & D. N.Y., Mercantile Bank June 1. ’90 Has traffic guar, of 40 p.c. lrom M. (J.
stock, $80 .(00 In default.! V. 17, p. 649)
do
do
J. & J.
Juiy, 1891
Apr.l, 1896 Also a depot M. $50,000; 3 yr. notes, $225,000.
A.&O.
Boston, Co.’s office,
Bonds
are coup., but may be reg.
Dec.
1,
1897
do
do
J.&D.
Feb. l. :b'9.:
do
do
F.& A.
N. Y., M. K. Jesup & Co May 15,’75 Leased to Great West, of Canada. In 1868
M.<» N.
3)< per cent was paid on pref. stock, and
do
do
ay 15, ’75
M.& N.
Of the bonds of
do
do
.1. & .1.
May 15, *75 in 1869, 7 per cent.
June. 1866, $13238,009 are in the hands of
do
do
M.& N.
May, 1875
the
Bank
of
Merchants
Can., redeemable
.1 (V .)
N. Y. & Detroit.
July 1, 1886
Nov. 15, 73
$100,000 per yr. $350 000 have thus far
N. Y. & London.
M.& N.
been
redeemed.
Earnings
In 1673showed
Nov.
15,
73
M.& N. N.Y..M.K. Jesup & Co
do
do
Apr. 1,1878 a deficit of $22,726 under operating ex¬
A. / 9
Feb. 15, ’86
penses. Int. In default since Nor. 1874.
do
do
F. & A.
Fan. 1, 1878
(V. 16, p.824; V. 17, p. 691, 752 ; Y. 18. p.
do
do
J ,v J.
14.)
do
Sept
1886
do
1,
M. & S.
Various.
Detroit Office.
Vari.
Jet. 20, ’73 L’sedto Ills. C. in 1317. for20yrs. at 85 p.c
N. Y. Office,
A. & O.
1883
gross earn’gs. In ’72 rec’d thus $805/264 .
no
do
J. .v J.
1883
do
do
J. & J.
J. & J. N. Y.. M. K. Jesup &Co. July, 1883 Net earnings, 1871, $72,188. Pref. stock
Is $59 .815, com. Stock, $584,6«2.
do
do
Oct., 1883
A. & O.
J. & D. N. Y., 42d st & 4th ave. June, 1900 Chroxiclk, V. 16. p. 535.
J. & J. N. Y., Brown Bros & Co Jan. 1,1908 Int. in default since July. "71. (y.17, p. 649.)
Oct., 1873 See arnuai report. Chronicle, v. 17, p.
524, showing gross earnings year endm g
J. & J. N. Y., Gallatin Nat’l Bk. July 1,1900
June 80, iSlu, $‘>,378,358, expenses $929,148,
1880-^6
J. & J. N. Y., R. T. Wilson & Co
and
net earnings $449,210. (V. 1., p. 624
do
do
luly
1,1876
J. & J.
do
do
M.&N.
May 1,13:6
J. & D.
J. & J.
M.&S.
F.& A.
J. & J.
J.& J.
J. & J.
J. & D.
Nov.'i,"
7
236.500
50
996,000
84
l<t
f
IX
100&C
1,000
100
36
7
7 g
100
100
50
41
141
141
3
6
7
7
7
7
7
1.786.200
802,000
1,500,000
330,000
2.175.500
70
55
35
141
le
402.000
13,828,56'
10.062,000
5?i,o>iu
10.
£09,500
249,750
117
102
142
?c'
7
11,243,002
1,252,000
1.096,000
«'O.nOO
1,499,000
584,700
225,000
1,8UU,UO0
I.O'.UOO
300,000
2/88,000
51
8
7
S>* f
-
1865
33
33
7
7
3*
i845
1st mortgage
2d mor gage
Common bonds
Danbury dk Rorwalk—Stock
Mortgage
Danville, Hazleton it Wilkesbarre—lptmort.
Danoill, Urb., Bl’ton it Pekin—1st M.,gold.
Davenport <£; St. Paul—1st M., g jld
Dayt.it Mich—Pref stock, guar. C. H.& D.
1st M., sinking fund, $30,000 per year
4
630,000
487.900
i'ooo
Connecting (.Phila.)—1st mortgage
Cumberland it Pennsylvania—1st mortgage
2d mort age sinking fund guarant ed....
Cumberland Valley—stock *.$451,900 pref.)
*8*
2,214,000
100&C
do
bonds.
do
do
Connecticut River—stock.
;
1st mortgage (sink fund now $144,931.).
Connecticut valley—1st mortgage
Connecticut Western—1st mortgage
"
2,759, 00
18 8
Massawippi stock, guar, by C. & Pass...
7*. d
7 g. f.
50
18
15
89
76
18
89
588
144
110
no
7
■>00&c
")00&i
00&c
(Indiana-central)
(Chic. & Gt East., cons rue)
(c;ol., Chic. <sc Ind. Cent)..
do
Incomiconv.
do
do
Income (Toledo, Logansp. & Burl.)
Columbus dk Xenia, stock
1st mortgage
Concord—stock
Concord dk Portsmouth—stock....
Connecticut dk Passumpsic R. R—stock....
New mortgage (lor $!/00,u0U)
1st mortgage, sinking fund
Notes, coupon
4
272 000
514,000
72,500
500.00U
11.32 ' p.m
When ii
p.rf Payable.
Cent.
f
7 f
7 f
50
1868
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate
15,000,000
1,000
1,000
i867
mortgage (Col.. Chic. & Ind. Central).
do
( liic. & G, Eastern)
do
(Col. & Ind. Central) ....
do
(Union & Logan port)
do
(Toledo. Loga sp.& Burl.),
do
(Col. & Ind. Is & 2d p et.).
do
(Cin. & Cnic. Air Line)
2d mortgage (Col. & Ind. Central
do
c2
i99
1st
do
a
“g,
660
359
250
50
Preferred stock..
...
Mort. bds, Sandusky, Dayton & Cin...
do
Sandusky City & Ind
do
Cin., Sandusky & Cleve
Cincinnati dk Sptungfield—1st
*
.
.
J. & J.
M.& S.
Phila., by P. & B. RR.
Phila., P.&R. Office.
July Vi, 1873 Leased to PhU. * Reading at • rar cent
Men 1,1888 on stock and Int. oa bona. (V Ai*p.fcu.)
[March 28,1874.
THE CHRONICLE.
m
r fi
.'Of./!-:;
M t'iT
y
LIST.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
©+
,
DESCRIPTION.
diles
of*
toad
For explanation, Ac., of all references, see
.foot notes on 1st page of KR Tables.
.
do
Notes
New bonds
of
Date Bonds.
P65
..
do
sterling
Eastern Shore, (Md.)—1st mort., conv
2d mwtgage. conv
Elmira A Williamsport—Block, com
39
39
78
78
78
Preferred stock
bonds
Income bonds, 999 years to run
Bond* mortgagj on Elmira real estate..
Hl'Aabe.thUorm A Paducah—1st Mort., conv.
trie Hallway—stock, common
Preferred, 7 per cent, stock
1st mortgage (extended 1 i 1867 to 18£7) ..
sd mortgage, convertible (ext.
3d mortgage
4th mortgage, convertible
is5
1870
846
100
1357
1833
1861
1863
1865
1870
1874
|
459
459
E it A Pittsburg—btook
.
1st mortgage, conv. into cons, mortgage.
2d mortga* •. convertible
Consol, mort. free of State tax
Equi ment bon l-i
European A jV. American, (Me):
1st.VI., *Vlnn. to M.B. line
) Bangor
2d mort, Bangor to Winn
C loa i.
L d grant gold A 1st M. Bang to Winn
EvansvA Graw/ordso—1 t M, Ev.A Ill.,s.f..
1st inort., s.f (Evansville to Terre H.).. .
Rockville extension
102
M.gld
55
94
81
84
84
65
45
i 1869
45
1869
1852
1851
1860
1870
Evansville, Terre Haute A Chic.—lst
51
109
23
Fitchburg—stock
Flint A Here Marquette—stock
Consol, mort. s. f
1st M., 2dm, 2d on 10, l.g . 153,600 ac., 2d d.
1st mo tgage, L. G., 858,000 acres, 3d uiv..
Flint * Holly R. R. (s. f., $25,000 per year)
Bay City E. Saginaw, 1st M, guar by
Bay County, Issued in aid &
do
Construction bonds
Iese’s
Holly,Way.>e & Monroe, 1st mort, s.f
Urtrlda—1st mortgage, gold, convertible..
Flushing A Xortkxide — 1st mortgage
Fonda, Johnstown A Gloversvllle—lBt mort
Ft. Wayne, Jackson A Sag,—1st mort., coup
2d m rt. and equipment bonds, coup
Fort Wtyne, Mancie A Ginn—1st M., gold.
2d more
bouds
gold.. ..
Galo., Hai'vsb. A 8an An.—1st mort, gold
Galoestots. Houston A H. of 1871—1st Mort.
Georgia R. R. A Hanking Go.—stock
Frederick A Pennsylvania—1st M.,
Bonds, not mortgage
Gilman. Clinton A Spring/.—1st
2d morttage, gold. .
Or. Raouls tf- Indiana—Stock
1st mortgage, gold, guar
1st mort,
gol
' not
M., gold..
Grand Trunk (Canada)— stock
New stock (for £19,000.00/)
Mort. to Bxof U. Canada ou surplus
.
1,000
100
4,000,000
1,099,100
1,660
21.U00 p.m
146,000
1,000
2,224,000
500&C
500AC
450,000
500
7.»,0i >0
165,00)
1,000
1,000
1,000,000
2,300,000
1871
1370
1869
1871
100Ac
109
ll >9
26
27
82
52
232
1869
13/1
1871
1,000
1,000
1871
1371
1371
500&C
150,000
1,1001
1,000
1.000
do
do
100
110
110
1870
1872
1,000
236
1869
1,000
*
£20^
350
-
-
T
-
£l(K)
£100
£101
£100
£l(h)
*
Greenn.A Coin nth.—1st M.,guar. by State
Bonds not guaranteed
Hickensack A H. Y. Extension—1-t mort
Hannibal A St. Joseph—common stock....
Preferred tock
Missouri State Loan
Land Grant mortgage
Bonds 1870, conv.,
1st mortgage (Quincy& Palrnv.
1st mort. (Kan. C. & Cam. Kit.)
RR....!.
H'trrlsb.. Ports'h, Ml. Joy A Lancas—stoc:
1st mortgage
Hart., Prov. A Fishklll—1st mort.
1st mortgage (Conn.)
Ho usatonic—stock
(it.ij!.
”
!!!!!”!
fund
Houston A Texas Cent—1st M, gold, i.gri.’s.f.
1st mortgage, West, dlv
Consol, mort.. 1. gr. )coup may be reg.).
Huntingdon A Broad Top— 1st mort., gold.
2d mortgage
8d mortgage,
consolidated! ”!"*.*.!!
Scrip for past due coupon ....
Illinois Central -stock
1st inort. constr ctl >n bds(now payable)
do
do
do
do
gold
do
3d series, s
erling.”*
gold’
Indianap. Bloom*ton A West—1st M.,gidbds
2d mor gage
I. B. & W. Extens on,
lsf m..
goid.
Indianap., Cine. A Laf.—stock
Ind. & Clnn. of ’58
lad .Clnn. & Lafayette
do
do
do
Indianapolis A St.
•••••■
!..!!!!.!!!
Louis— 1st M.,in 3 scries
2d ra >rtgage
Fcnlpment bonds
Indianap. A Vincennes—l*t M„
2d rnortg tge, guar
...
...
guar.’.’.’.
Intet ratio sal (n.AGt.N. i-Consol.stock.
International, Is M.,gold...
■Houston A Gt, No.. 1st mort.. gold.
Convcrt ble mort. bds, coop,, may be reg
»*ila A Lansing—1st M.,ccup. may be reg
3d mortgage, coup., may
be registered..
Ip\oa Fills <6 Sioux City—is* M.. Adi. 1 ’69
tMJtl., Ghssterdb ^-ls6M.,gld......’.„
lb70
....
275
275
t
207
15
3
54
54
26M
96
120
120
74
74
,
-
615,500
2,000,000
1,000,000
2,681.475
5,000,000
7
7 g.
8 g.
J & J
J. A J.
J. A J.
M.AS.
J. A J.
7 g. f.
7 g. f.
J. A J.
A.AO.
1853
....
1853
500Ac
30&52
.
.
IOO
100
’
,
,
,
,
....
1839
1866
1870
137*
1854
1857
1865
350
118
468
53
53
58
i52
20*2
202
217
90
154
174
71
A.AO.
A
J.AD.
71
....
5,728,490
500&C
1 589,500
2,792,000
1,701,000
2.000,000
1,000.000
5.0,000
1.700,000
1.450,0*0
.
.
.
....
*
*
•
•
•
1,000
..
isii
100
350
13d
33
33
184
41
56
1858
1867
1869
1869
1870
1871
t
1872
1872
1869
1870
1869
'
• •••
7
6
7
8 f.
8
10
3>*
6
7
7
481.000
1,379.000
1-7,341
29,000.000
2,742,000
332,000
2,500.00 *
2,500,(K*0
5 000,000
t.tkiO
1.000
3,500 000
1,000 5,000,000
1.500.000
1,0)0
5 J, O'),000
1,000
.
1,000
1,000
1,0m
1,00(
1,00c
500A(
•
••#
5,000,00)
r
‘
,
'
Ian. 1,1889
Jan.
6
7 g.
7 g.
7
7
6&7
6
7
6 g.
6
6 g.
5
7 g.
7 g.
8
7 g.
Aug. 1,18s0
T Co May 1, 1900
jan. 1,1871
May, 1902
188'.
Ian. 1-,
Sept 1,1888
May 1,1888
July.l 138;
Sept.l, 1887
Jan. 1,187s
London, Co.’s Office.
London, at Co.’s Office.
.
t
•
.
ana
debt.
(V. 15, p. 627.)
Net
earnings, 18;2-73, $2d,703.
Vt. A Mass. (V.’.8, p. 14.)
Iro-s earnings, 1872, $1,183,612: expenses,
$6'.St494; let ear Inga. $55,118.
Total
li»d sales to January 1, 1878, $1,971,224,
or *3 u2 per acre.
D ferrea payments
on laud sales and c<*sli In trustees’ hands
Jan. 1, 1873, were $343,063.
.eases
JlUVyU, «J>vW WV.
♦
* 4
.
.
Apl., 1877
New York Office.
N. Y., Bk No. America.
Jan.,’1892
Phila., Company’s office
Jan. 10, ’74
Hartford, Am. Nat. Bk.
Ja 1.1, 1876
do
do
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1876
Bridgenort A Boston. Jau.26.1874
1877
of New York
N. Y., Bk
Bridgeport and Boston.
N. Y.. Nat’l
do
A. A O.
A.
O.
O.
O.
A. A O.
A.A O.
J. A J.
A.AO.
J. A J.
J. A J.
A.A O.
do
Philadelphia, Office.
do
do
do
N.
M. A N.
1885
1889
17,
uo.'up y luawes me r.rie oe ruu^tuo, giui.,
aud the Detr. & Milwaukee, 189m. For
th§ halt year ending .July 81,1873, the
receipts were £619,833; working
expanses, £117,090: net earnings. £202,740;
See CuhOMCLX, V. 17, p.212; V. 18, p 15.
gross
)efaulted, but compromised. Fee OhronICLK. v
16, n. 220 ; V. 17, p. 160, 752.)
iCttOCU
AjVJ
X ClilJ.
XttS,, — II1VU
V»* ' M «•
jorltv of the stock. (V. 14, p. »28.)
receipts, 1S72-73. $1 0-4,910; opera¬
Iro s
ting expeuoes, $*89,808 ; net, ’.75,lS2.
Berkshire RR., StockbrldgeA Pitts,
field, and vv Stockbrg. Gross earni gs
do
do
do
Y., Co’s office.
do
do
N. Y. A London?
N. Y„ Co.’s office.
London.
Oct. 1,
.
1871—'<2, $528,’15; operating
net
City Bank. July 1,1891
do
do
do
F.A A.
A A O.
F.A
A-A
A. A
A. A
to
See
.eases
do
J. A J.
stock was Issued at £22 0s per share
pay for extensive Improvements.
Chronicle, V. 16, p. 461,629,6j8; V.
p. 459.
Jan., 1892
-July 1, >883
ftt
-
t
John and.Halifax
tock
stock
Jersey City, 1st Natl Bk May 1,1890 )perated by Erie.
Ian. A St. Jo., 207m.. branch, Qui ncy, 111
to Palmyra. 15m.; Cameron to Kans. C
Aug., 1870
53m. Of the Mo. State loan $1,500,000
187 4-3 *
N. Y., Duncan, S. A Co.
i a? been eNteu'ied for <0 years.
(V. 16,
New Y’orico'tice.
Apr. 1,1881
N. Y.. Bk N. America. Mar., 1885
P.61S; V. 18, p. 273.)
IroBB earnings 1872 on
net earning >, $1,315,034.
1912
i, ’90 Capital stock Is $'.,870 000.
Sept,
Feb. 1,1875
Apl. 1, 1895
Feb, 1.1871
Apl. 1, 1875
Apl. 1,1875
Apl. 7, 1890
Apl 1, 1375
exp’s, $410,585;
earnings, $117,529.
in 1873 were
16. p 356.)
359m. $2,675,234
(V. ?,p. 41.)
Goss earnings
$190,tOl. (V.
$i3l,107; net,
$2,530 890. against
$2,l03,li»7, in 1872. Full report In V.
Th* Co • pany g ia antees
IS, p. 237.
$6,000,1)00 bonds of N. O. A f, &
C.
(V. 16. p 345 ; V. 17, p. 383, 656 ; V. 13, p.
Net revenue In 1873 was
1H5, 191, 237.)
09t8
July 1, 1901 In progress. (V. 17, p. 356.)
Oct. ,1909 Mam road completed. Sept., 1S70. See r®
Oct 1890
port in Chronicle, V. 16, p. 652, ilso V.
1912
18, p 144.
Company reorganized on a substantial
basis
June, 1873, and resumed inteiest
N. Y„ Araer. Ex. Bank. April, 1888
do
do
do
Feb., 1897
payments. (V. 16, p. 220, 796, 828; V. 17, p
London,Morton R ACo.
N. Y. or London.
N. Y\, Turner Bros.
do
do
da
do
#f4t
•
t
Jail.. 1920
do
do
Perpetual.
Irredeeic.
do
Irrcdee ".
do
*
Irredeem.
do
Irredeem.
do
London A Montreal.
Apr. 22, ’73
18 $3
do
do
London Joint Stock Bk. July, 1871
do
do
Nov., 1873
do
do
July, 1876
do
do
Oct.; 1877
do
do
Get.; 1 78
do
Dec., 1390
do
1881-86
F.A
do
do
do
J. A D.
Various.
N Y., Un. Trust Co.
do
do
do
A. A ().
J. A J.
F.A A
N. Y..Farm’s L. AT. Co.
do
do
do
M.AN.
New York,Nat.City Bk.
A.AO.
do
do
7 g
do
do
7 g
J. A J.
8
F.A A.
do
do
8 f. J. A J.
N. Y., Farm. L.A T. Co.
8 f.
do
0
do
do
N.
M.A
7
A A O. N. Y., N»t. Park Bank.
•
ct per annum on
....
A.AO.
8
770,000
81,000
2.900.0*0
Company for 7
per
set earnings, 1871-72, $35 958. (V.16, p. 5851)
N.Y., Farm’s. L. A T.Co. July 1,188) "raffle euar. 40 per cent from Mich. Cent.
Sti ck, $l.09",0UO. (V. 16, p. 318.1
do
do
Oct., 1881
iterest In default since Oct., 1872. See
Oct., 183)
Boston, Treasurer.
da
Apiil, 1396 Chronicle. V. 16. p. *>27.
1891
Iso $i5u,000 8 per ce/.t bds. (V. 16, p. 183.)
T.'t
-faulted, Oct.,’78. (V. 18, p. 19U.)
Balt., Merch. Nat. Bank. Oct. 1, 1901
F. 16, p. 46i.)
N. Y., F. P. James A Co. July 1,1903
Irst iut.due Jan.,’73. (V. 15,n.76.)
Augusta,Ga., RR. Bank. Anril, 187 4J et earnings, 1872-73, $646,? 26. Dlv. of Jan.,
1870 to 1886
do
’iM i be paid A pi.’.4 V.16,d>2J; Vi7,p.835
raffle guar, of In p. c. from Ills C.A Pa.li.
New York and London. Sent., 190(1
Interest In default. (V. 18, p. -97.)
Jau., 1892
1st mort. guar, by Pitts., Ft. Wayne A
i889
Chic. See report, in Chronicle. V. 17,
N. Y., Winslow, L. A Co
P. 513; V. Id, p. 273.
do
do
These figures r- present pounds steiling.
7 g.
3,150,1*00
1872. The gros-
1, 1387
Nov. 1,1887
N. Y.,Me(‘h, Nat. Bank. Jan. 1 1901
Jan. 1,1900
New Y ork or London.
N. Yr., Market Nat. Bk.
N. \r., St. Nich. Nat. bk. July 1,1900
J. A J.
J. A J.
F.A A.
4
7
7
7
7
7
8
7
6
(Chronicle, V. 18, p. 89) gave net earn¬
$ >,716,653, against *4 7A»,>85 in
earnings were 820,012,606;
rperating expenses, $.4,265,953. (V. ;7,
P. 51. 84. 251, b27 ; V.iK, p. 15, 89, 19l„ 248,
212, 296.)
ings at
Mar. 1,1899
T Co
do
do
do
do
New York.
do
do
J. A J.
A. A O.
M.A 8.
F.A A.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
f
7
7
3.261,000
4.100,000
660,000
.
.
1,574,000
820,000
1,180,000
191,0(0
100,000
100
500&C
500&C
500&C
Vari
•
•Jan. 1,1882
Apr. 1,1*90
N.Y.,Merch’nt»’Ex. Bk.
N. Y., Meehan. Nat. bk.
M.A N.
7
1,182.550
700,000
1,000
a
r-
1,000
500Ac
117
117
100
5^
100.000
1,00(1
1,000
A.AO.
A.AO.
2K
5X
...
707
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
62,0 0
1,006,000
1,426,545
376,766
1851
1851
1851
1864
1865
1874
1871
1869
1870
1872
do
do
do
do
* *
A.A <>.
7,0 ’0,000
2 500,000
1.00 30,000p.m.
50'
416,000
500
367,500
do
do
do
do
#
J. A J.
A.AO.
J. A J.
F. A A.
4 g.
6 g.
6 gVar.
5
5
4
3
3
5 lA
983.000
50
•
♦ -
c
6
6
’500;000
...
•
r»Ct.
.
48)!000
300;000
1867
•
•
J. A J.
M.AN.
J. A J.
9,167,700
5,087.224
2.7i 0,000
336,000
4,000,000
•
Mch 1, 1890
Oct. 1, lb73
tttttf
4
127,0*0
do
do
do
N. Y., Farm. L’an A
do
do
do
do
N. Y'., Farm. L’an A
Office.
Boston
7 g.
2S5,6nO
46,700
483,200
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Rent paid, $165,315.
yis.
1,1*80
2862
lan.
Oct. 1,
New York A London.
1,500,0 i)
4i45lil33
Jau., 1871
do
4,200,000
100
100
1,000
7 g.
7
7
1,700; 00
500&C
-
5.3-’55
1863
1870
"
Redemption, 1st & 2 i series
Sterling bonds, sinking fund
Indiana A Illinois Cent— 1st M.,
143
10
8
8 f
A.AO
1,201.000
2,218,149
1,90! ,397
852,821
6,74),: uO
Net earnings In 1872, $29,068.
Apl. 1,1386
Nov., 1873 ]
Phila., Penn. Life Ins.Co
Phila., Penn. R. R. Co.
Phila., by Company.
New York.
N. Y., Duncan, S. A Co.
do
do
M.A NT.
J. A J.
M.A 8.
M.A N.
J. A J.
M. A S.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
M.A N.
J. A J.
J. A J.
A.A O.
A..A O.
A.A O.
8
7
8 f.
10 f.
10
6 g.
^ K-
*
*
*
82, 765; V. 18, p. 296.)
....
1 g8
7
2,815.000
£25 £3,438 589
£i0j
7,501.000
221,190
500,000
500,000
•
do
New bonds, coupon
T
do
Phila., Penn. R. R. Co.
M.A S.
J. A J.
M.A N.
F A A.
M.A N
J. A J.
7
7
7 g.
4
with
Phila., Girard Nat Bank Jan. 1,1880 (
6 g.
IX
cent on stock.
Net earnings. 1812-73.
$ >98,276. Has an operating coniract
Mau.e Central for H99 years. (V.16. p.
lo82
1372
J. A J.
7 g-
1,800,000
1,000
w f
eases
«g-
7
7
7
1,500,000
500,000
500,000
do
do
do
London.
East.
£192,500, Portland,
same dividends
Saco AasP.,
at Mass.
10 per
July 1,1898
Oct. 1, 1890
rt
8
8
5 0.000
lands
do
do
do
Preferred stock..
1st mortgage, sinking
2d mortgage
Bo ids of 1869
T
t
Deneutures
Mortgage bouds, cotlpou
825,000
SOU,000
-
t
T
1873
Great Western (Canada)—Com. stock
Preferred. 5 per cent, conv. Into common
100,000
65
154
U
10
100
1JU
236
1377
do
2d
do
do
Postal bds, &c.,secured by gov’t business
ldtPret. bds,conv. into 1st pr. f. stock....
2d
do
do
2d
do
8d
do
do
•
4th
do
do
636,000
147,000
775,000
1873
la74
Sept., 1876
April, 1835
March, 1888
May, 1889
Q.-M.
7
302,000
500&C
-tock..
Equipment M., 1st ou all rolling
750,000
1,000.000
2,000.000
1,000
1.000
-
guaranteed
2.180.900
Julyl5,187S I
J. A J.
A. A O.
J. A J.
A.AO.
•
J.AD.
J. at J ;
,
.
REMARKS.
Stocks,
lastDlvi d.
7
T
7
7
*».
7g.
95,700
do
do
Boston, go’s Office.
M. AN.
M.A 8.
M.A 8.
A. AO.
J. A 1/.
J. A J.
J. A D.
7
M.A 8
301,300
Whom.
1, 1873
May, 1879
Mch. 1,1879
do
March 1683
do
Oct. 1,1980
do
do
Junel, 1888
Jan. 1,1891
do
do
Jan., ib(J8
London.
Sept 1,1875
New York and London. Mch. 1.1920
Mar. 1,18)4
Loudon.
Jan. 1, 1903
do
do
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Men. 10. ’71
M. A S.
....
1S72
1866
1868
1868
1367
J. A J.
6
mo
218
218
60
190
17
13
3*
Payable and by
Boston, Co.’s Office.
\.A 0.
M.A S.
Principal,
when Due.
London.
F.A A.
8
1
7
1,000
Where
A. A O.
M.A N.
J. A J.
2*
3^
Bonds, §
DIVIDENDS.
Boston, Co.’s Office.
J. & J.
4,581),U00
•V
-
3,000,000
100&C
100&C
...
7
7
12.0.6,000
1.000 15.000,000
8,000.000
1,0 0
50
2,0 0,00)
£2(X)
l 000
1862
1865
1868
F.A A.
J.'A J.
A. AO.
M.A 8.
M.A N.
M.& S.
7
5
7
709,500
182,000
1.000
6
6
6
6
6
1,000 000
500Ac
100&C
-
J. A J.
J. A J.
6
6
6
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1353
S
6 g.
500,000
400,000
200,000
500,000
500,000
8,536,910
2,4 .5,00)
2,174,000
4,852,000
2,937,000
1847
1349
convertible
Sterling bonds, convertible, £1.000.000....
1st consol, mort., gold (for $30.000 01)0)..
2a Coaiol. mort., 5 2), (for $10,(0 ,000)
New b nds (debenture j convert, tid 88
1,553,000
l.OOO.OuO
570,000
50,000
1,000 8,000.000
100 78,000,000
....
to 1879.).
Uutlalo Branch Bouds
Long Dock Co. mortgage
Framingham ifc Lowell— 1st m.
383,000
750,000
194,000
160.000
1 000,000
500,000
’68-’69
T
1869
1872
1873
1873
18o0 100&C
1866 100&C
50
50
1860
1,000
500
1863
When |
jnrt
Cent. Payable.
4,997,600
62
1856
1889, May, ’69
5th mortgage,
•wg.
1354
...
Rate
Out¬
standing.
u
100
It
...
1st mortgage
©V
22
114
Eastern (Mass)—stock
English Loan, onver ible
Bonds due 1874, convertible
Essex R.R. bonds. Sept. 1856
Bonds due liW, Anril, '63
Bonds due 1888, March, ’63-’G9
IN TEREST OR
Amount
«#«
MM
Anr.
.
June, 1899
July l, 1919 Is owned j lntly bv Penn, Co. and Cl , Col.
C. & I ,aud lea-es the -t. L.t AP. AT.H.
Oct. 1, 1900
N et earnings, 1872, $2S0,i 8. (v. 16, p. 521)
.july 1, 1881
1912
jBond guar, by Penn. Co. Stock.
$1,450 000
| Net earnings, i872, $9 ,205. (V. 16. n. 524.)
Co solldatlon of International and Houst
& Gt, N. Gross ea nings. ’7‘,$ .066,24» ;
April 1,1911
Jan. 1,1900
nei, $530,035.
(V. 17, p. J2, 523; V. i8, p.
15.)
Aug. 1,189!
July 1.1889 Leased to Mich. Cent., with traffic guar.
» ds exch. for Detr., L.ot L. M. 1st. mortNov. 1,183)
AdI. 1,1899 Leased to Ills C.f at 35 p.c. on earnings.
May, 1901 Formerly Chester A Tamaroa.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
great favor by giving ns immediate notice of any error discovered In our Tables.
Subscribers will confer a
of
Road
For
explanation of all references, s
footnotes on 1st page of RR Tables.
1
35
125
116
116
N W. i1 S. R —1st mort., gold.
Jack., Laws. A Sag.—1st M.f guir... ] § £
2d mortgage, convertible,guar... I
1st mort. (north of Winona) C'»nv. f ® as &r
Consol. M. on whuie liue (tfJOm)... J (
Jacksonv.
2d mortgage
iii
250
9
9
(Hawley Branch)
38
”24
86
159
159
38
12
44
(Smqueh. to Carbondale)..
Jeff., Mad. A Indianap.—stock
ind. A Mad. RR. -1st mortgage
2d nr
d i
do
Jersey City A Albany—1st mortgage,
gold.
Ridgefield Park (N. J.), 1st mortgage...
Joliet A N. Indiana—1st mortgage
Junction, Philadelphia- 1st mortgage...
2d mortgage
Rans City, St. Jo. A Council Bluffs—stock
1st mort., C. B. & St. Joseph RR..
St. J. & C. B. R.C.lst M
®
do
do
convertible
Mo. Val. RR ,lstM. ($l ,000,000 gld).
Kans. C.. St. J.& C. B. RR., cons. M.
New mortgage for ($8,000,000)
3|
M., gold,coup, beginning at 140m west
2d M. (to U. S. Gov) on 394m. West Mo. R.
Mort., coup , (Leavenworth Br.)
Land Gr. M., coup., on l.OOO.WX) acres.....
Income Bonds, coup., 3d M., on 427 m
Land Bonds, c. or r., gold on 2,000,000 acre
2d mortgage, coup, or reg.. gold, on same
Rent County (Md.).—1st mort. bonds
Kentucky Central—2d mortgage
—
3d mortgage
Lake Ei'ie A Louisville—1st M. ($1,100,000;...
Lake Ontario Shore— 1st mort., go.d
Lake Shore & Mich. South.—stock
Guar mteed, 10 per ct, stock
Consolid mortgage, 1870, coup
do
do
reg
2d mort. (for $25,000,000) coup. & reg....
Income Bds (8. fd $600,0‘J0pr vr.)cp orreg
Mort. bonds of October 1, 1869, S. F
1st mortgage. S. fund M. S. & N. I
2,d mortgage Mich. S
1st mortgage (D., M. A T. RR.)
1st mort. (C., P. & A. RR.), Sunbury bds.
2d mort. (C., I’. & A. ItR.) registered bds.
3d mortgage (C., P. & A. RR.)..
Lake Shore dividend bonds, April, 1869...
1st mortgage (C. A Tol. RR.) s’k’gfd
2d mortgage (C. A Tol. RR.)
Buffalo A Erie, mortgage bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
qo
do
do
Kalamazoo A White Pigeon
Schoolcraft* Three Rivers
;
Kalamazoo & Schoolcraft
1st
& Gra id Rapids
Jamestown & Franklin, 1st mortgage
do
2d mortgage ...
do
Lake Shore A TtcS. Val —1st mortgage
2d mortgage for $1,000 000
Lake Sup. <£: Miss.—1st M.,gold,l. gr.,s.i..
Income mortgage bonds
Lawrence—i> took.
1st mortgage
Leaven., Lair., or Gal.—1st M., l.g.,s.f.,conv
Kansas C. A Santa Fe, 1st mort., guar
Southern Kansas. 1st mortgage, guar.
Lehigh A Lackawanna—1st M
Lehigh Valley—stock, coin, and pref
1st mortgage, coup. & reg
2d mortgage, reg
General mortgage (for $10,100,00) ....
Delano Land Co. bonus endorsed
Lexington A St. Louis—1st mortgage, gold
Little Miami—stock, com
1st mortgage
Street Connection bonds
Little Bock A Fort Smith—1st mort., gold..
Land grant, s. f
Vtile Bock, Pine Bl. <£; N. O.—1st mort.....
Little Schuylkill— stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund
Long
1st
Island—stock
mortgage, main
W of Ind—1st M gld
line
Extension.."
Glen Cove branch
Louisville, Cin.A Lexington—stock
Preterred 9 per cent stock
Bds to State Kentucky (perpetual loan;.
Louisville * Frankfort bonds
Lexington & Frankfort
Louisville Loan
:
Louisville, Cinn. & Lex., 1st mortgage...
do
2d
do
do
Mort. bonds (Shelbv cut-oif)
Louisv., iV. A., A St. L. Air-Line—1st M
Louisville <fe Nashville—stocK
1st mortgage on maingtem
Louisville Loan
Lebanon branch. Louisville Loan
Memphis branch, 1st mortgage
—
Lebanon Br., 1st mortgage
do
Extension, Louisville Loan..,
Consol. 1st mortgage for $8,000,000
Memphis & • >liio, 1st M.. sterling, guar...
Memphis & Clarksville Br.,lst M.,sterl’g.
Lgkens Valley—stock
Macon tfc Augusta—1st M. (3-K),000 guar.)..
2d mort. endorsed bv Ga. RK —
Macon A Bimnsicick—1st M., State endors.
2d mortgage
Equipm at bonds
Madison A Portgage—l8t M.,gold
Maine Central—stock
M. C. & A ’dro-coggin RR. Interest
1st mort consol
Bonds $1,100,(XX) Loan. A. & K. RR
1st mortgage, Bangor L’n (P. A K.
265
52
78
78
130
262
03
1st
Logansp Crawf’dsv.AS.
scrip
*
RR.)..
Androscoggin RR., J3ath City loan
Portland & Kennebec, stock
do
do Yarmouth stock ctfs.
do 1st mort. extended—
do
do
do Consolidated mort...
Somerset & Kennebec. 1st * 2d mort’s...
Belfast* Moosehead, 1st mortgage
Manchester A Lawrence—stock
llansfleld A Framingham—1st mortgage..
Marietta A Pittsb— 1st M,$ 14,000 p.m
Cincinnati—stock, com
Stock, 1st preff
Stock, 2d preff.
Marietta A
1869
1869
1862
1866
1870
1373
1872
-
-
-
245
140
253
394
34
427
34
99
99
50
150
1,000
100
1866
1867
1869
1868
1870
1873
1,000
1.000
500Ac
1,000
1,000
50
1869
1865
1866
’65-’t7
1866
1865
1866
1870
1871
1HK9
1853
1855
1872
7872
1013
540
521
521
65
96
96
96
1,000
1,000
1,000
i,66o
1 (XX)
100&C
250&C
....
500&C
1 000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1855
1857
1856
1854
1859
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1866
1858
1862
1866
1868
37
1869
58
52
1867
1868
1863
1369
1855
200
161
200
49
4,132,000
500&C
3,000,000
500&C
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
1869
1872
500&C
5U0&C
1865
1869
!870
1872
1,000
1,000
5,000,000
....
...
1,000
1,(XX)
50
....
50
55
141
1869
1,000
1,000
1,060
i,ooo
50
81
1853
1864
150
1369
70
1870
1870
31
31
92
158
94
1,000
....
1857
1870
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
50
1868
50
175
100
i,66o
1,000
29
6S
175
1851
1867
175
1870
1872
1872
29
31
605
185
46
475
1,000
1,000
1,000
i'.ooo
1860
1861)
1863
1868
1871
1372
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
39
357
33
357
1870
'b8
1868
1871
1861
72
18 3
1865
100
100
100
100
100
278
1870
iS69
1870
A J
.
.
J
Q-J.
A D
4v6
6
6
7
8
Q-F.
J. A J.
F.A A.
M.& N.
J. A I).
J & J
J. & J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A. & O.
.
N. Y., Boston & Phila.
do
do
Jan. 1899
N. Bk Commerce.
July, 1873
Louis vllle.
1900
Y., Bank of America.
do
do
Jan., 1874
do
do
Jan., 1881
do
do
Jan., 1897
N.
N.
Y., J. B. Alexander. April, 1900
Louisville.
F. & A.
N. Y., Drexel, M. & Co
J. & J.
do
do
6
A.&O.
do
do
6
M.&N.
Louisville,
M.&N.
7
do
M.&.N.
7
do
6
A. & O.
N.Y., Drexel, M.& Co.
A. A O.
7
London, Baring Bros,
J.&D.
7
do
do
6 g.
F.& A.
Philadelphia.
F.* A.
5
Augu ta, by Ga. R. R.
J. & J.
7
do
do
,J. & J.
7
Various. N. Y., M. K. Jesup A Co
7
do
do
A.&O.
7
A. & O.
7
New York.
U- A.&O.
"3'
6
6
495.(00
496,500
755,000
633,000
425,000
741,400
40,800
n'f
217,300
1,162 300
A.& O.
F.& A.
A.&O.
A & O.
J. & J
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A. & ().
A.&O.
A.&O.
M. & N.
1,500,000
1,388,992
8,130,719
7 B-
F.& A.
50
50
3 8.
50
4,460,868
M.&S.
' M, A S,
150.UU0
1,000.000
l
3
.
cle,
V. 16, p. 764 ; V. 17, p.
628, 752 ; V.
Completed in 1872. (V. 15, p. 453.)
Formerly Covington ALexington.
p. 188,251.
(V.17
2d M. of $290,r00. (V. 16, p. 796.)
Comp’td 52 m. in Aug. 1873. (V. 17. p. 189.)
oi
the
This road is a consolidation
roads from Buffalo, N. Y.. to Chieago,
and owns or leases several branches.
Sec last annual renort in the Chroni
clk, v. 16, p. 616. and an important re¬
port to June 30,1873, in v. 17, p. 458. The
There Is
a
following show* the operations
three years, ending Dec. 31—after
consolidation:
1870.
1811.
1872.
lor
the
1,073
1.013
$11,797,975 $13,457 540
Op expen’s. 11.889 525
9,779,«06 8.368.821
Net e.-rn’gs
5.088,7'0
5.752 H)3 5 018/.69
Stock
50.000,00;) 81,175,880 84,938,0(0
Fund. debt. 32,835,020 80/ 39,97o V5.975.S90
Few lines In the United States have
been able to make such large stock disTi e conn any lias recently
ffinutions.
Miles
1,136
Gr. e -rn’gs.$17,591.( 29
a heavy borrower, and is double
tracking its road. New 2d mortgage
for *25,000,000 authorized.
(V. 16. p.6!6;
V. 17, p. 16, 458. 594, 799 ; V. 18, p. 83,266.)
been
M.& N.
J. & J.
Boston, Nat.
do
do
Exch
do
do
do
do
Ang.l, 1873
Jan 1/74-’76
1866-87
1886
May, ’74-’75
Nov./80-’85
Oct. 15,1893
April, 1898
do
are coupon, may be registered.
Operated by N. J. Central RR.
Bonds
This stock Includes all the new issue.
Gross receipts 111 yenrendingNov.SO, ’73,
Old
; net. $3,884,859.
1 etlred by general mortgage
(V. 17. p. 20 ; V. 18. p. 297.)
$7,424,995
be
debt to
bonde.
Div’ds 7 per cent.
(V 14. p. 628.)
nt in default. (V. 17. p. 649; V. 18, p.
Iross earnings in 1872-73, $895 716.
248.)
(V. IB,
p. 144.)
$976,574; net earning)-, $235,452; By con¬
tract, Nov., 1871, with Ches. A Onio,
$1,0'0,000 new stock was sold to C. A O.
at 50, and $900/KX) of old stock at 65.
Company defaulted on interest 1873-74.
Chronicle, V. 17, p. 825; V. 13, p. 248.
273, 297.
(V.17. p. 753.)
Total mileage
operated, 737 miles includ¬
leased road. Annual
ing 132 miles of
report pubis lied
p. 524. shows net
in Chronicle, v. 17,
earnings in 1872-73 of
$1,11!.123 against $1,462,167 in 1871-72. Of
the $8,(XX) (XX) cons, loan $2,500,000 reser’d
to redeem old bds, balance for imp’v’ts.
(V. 15, p. 491 ; V. 17, p.524.)
Dec., 1901
Aug.. 19 2
1879
1887-1900
1889
Br.RR. at $62,500.
by State and taken possession
by Receivers. (V. 15, p.657; V. 17, p.
Seized
of
53,
649.)
1879
Oct., 1890 In progress, 165m. and branch, 60m.
Leased in June, ’73. to the Eastern, Mass.
The M. C. leases the Dex. & N'cwp., Bel
Jan. 20. ’74
fast & Moosehead Lake, Kenn. A Port).
Bk. Apr. 1,1912
And' oscoggin, and
A Farinlngton\
1890-91
roads. The gross earntrgs in 1872 were
Oct., 1874
Leeds
■4
do
do
Boston,
earn'g-; iruar. $45,000 pr yr. t V. 16, p. 523.)
Is $5,000,000. Interest in default,July, D73. (V.17. p. 218,356. 619,752.)
Stock
Feb.. 1874 Leased to Summit
1887
(V. 16, p. 219, 827.)
Oct., 1900
July, 1898
July, 1901
Boston, Nat. Exch. Bk. July 1891
Augusta, Me.
do
Lease to N. Pacific vacated. Land grant
1,632,(XX) acres. (V. 11, p. RU4; V. 18, p. 15.)
L’d to I’., Ft W. A C., at 40 p. e. on gross
(V.16,p.843)
June, 1819
4
7
7
seconrt.
1S93
do
‘7g-
■
the
Dee. 1, 1899 „easedfor 30yrs to Pac.olMo.
Mar. 10. ’74 Leased to Pitts., Cin. A St. L., guar, by
Penn. RR. lessees assumine liabilities
Mav. 1883
and paving $720,000 per yr. fV. 14, p. 593.)
1894
Jan. 1, 1900 L’d gr. about 1,1X19.296 ac’s. State aid $10,000
per mile. Int. unpaid. ( V. 17, p. 649, 661.)
Apl 1, 1990
do
Oct., 1877
N.Y., Jones A Schuyler. Aug., 1900
Mav 26. ’73.
Company’s Office
July, 1898
N. Y., Vermilye A Co.
1890
Philadelphia.
.
300,000
i'.ooo
April, 1898
Jan. 1,1890
July, 1887
July, 1887
July, 1888
Jail. 1, 1897
June 1,1894
A.* ().
Q-J.
F. A A.
6 g.
1.
7
500&C
100
1882
1886
7
8 g.
10 8.
().
560.000
32
26
22
1886
1873
J. A I).
3
496.892
19
July, 1885
April,
Nov.,
July,
Sept.
6 g.
2
6
6
6
1,100,000
3,0C0,0tX)
1,100,000
On
April, 1899
N. Y.,
A.
M.&N.
7
8,500,000
2,425.1 00
600,000
400,000
370,000
2,500,000
187! I00&C
*60-’61
18, p. 297.
do
J. A I.
10
6
6,814,000
150,00
600,000
3,634,520
1,000
do
do
do
do
2,000,000 acres in-
July 1,1880
Cincinnati.
Q-M.
N. Y., Bk of America.
M.&N.
Cinci-mati.
Various.
J. & J.
Bost., Nat. Bk.Com’rce.
6 g. f.
do
A.
A
O.
7 f.
N. Y.,Union Trust. Co. April, 1900
A.&O.
7
Jan., 1ST 4
J. A J.
Philadelphia office.
3*
333.0(0
100
1870
do
do
do
do
do
do
grant is 111 two trusts,
P. were $1,494,447
1871. The land
Cleveland, O.
J
6g.
21,000
i856
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
-
first and S.OCO.OOO acres in the
Int. on income bond- is 1 ayable'
in lands or cash only out of net earnings.
Int. in default, Nov 1873. See Chroni¬
*
.
10
6
7 f.
3,000,000
8S1.000
329/100
849,000
225,0"0
92,000
88,000
Frankf.
In lS72nct earnings of K.
aga 11st $1,009,927 in
June 1,1896
1895-97’
Jan. 1,1896
1876
June 1.1919
Sept., 18%
Phila, Corn Exch. Bank Jan. 1, 1889
N. Y., B’nk of America. March 1883
do
do
June, 18.-5
New York.
April. 1892
N. Y.f G Opdyke & Co. July 1, 1897
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Aug. 1,1S73
do
do
Aug., 1871
do
do
July 1,1909
do
do
July 1,1900
do
Dec. 1, 1903
do
Oct. 1, 1882
do
do
N. Y., Bank of N. York. Oct., 1879
do
do
May, 1885
do
do
Nov,, 1877
do
do
Aug., 1876
do
do
July, 1874
do
do
Jail., 1880
do
do
Ocr., 1892
M.&N.
J. A J
M.&S.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. A J.
J. A D.
2*
35,000
25,000
100,000
1,000
do
N. Y.,Lond. &
d(*
do
A. A O.
J. A J.
A. A ()
7 f.
74.519
i858
J.& D.
A. A O.
A. A O.
M.&N.
M.& N.
F.& A.
J. A J.
J. & J.
A.&O.
8
525,000
780.000
do
do
M.& S.
J.& I).
2*
7
1,500,000
8,980,600
N.Y.,London A Frankf May 1, 1899
Feb. 1,1895
N. Y., A St. Louis.
Oct., 1902
Jail., 1874
Pittsburg Office.
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co Aug. 1895
N. Y.. Farm. L. A T. Co. July, 1899
Boston Ortice.
May. 1890
iS92
do
do
Feb., 1897
Jan., 1874
Philadelphia office.
do
June, 1898
do
Sept., 1910
London.
June. 1923
10
3,500,0C0
3,780,000
750,000
2,646,100
100
May 1,1912
July 1,1874 L’sed to Mich. C., & 8 p. c. guar, on stock
Julyl, 1882 Owned by connecting Co.’s. Cost of road
Philadelphia Office.
do
do
Apl. 1,1900 $898,324.
Consol, of C. Bl. * st. Jo., St. Jo. & C.
Bl., and the Mo. Valley Co.’s. Line Kan.
Jan. l, 1880
N. Y. A Boston.
City to C. Bl., 203m.; branch, St. Jo. to
do
do
Septl, 1892
do
June 1,1814
Hopkins, 61m. Stock, $2,776,010. Net
do
earnings in 1871, $448,076. Int. defaulted
N. Y.. Farm. L. & T. Co Aug. 1,1893
do
do
Sept., 1873. (V, 17, p. 3S8, 649.)
Septl, 1890
■?
7 g. f.
900,(XX)
4,608,000
i'.ooo
£200
130
£200
83
100
20
1,000
186?
77
1.000
1869
77
197!* ’67-’70 500&C
500&C
1869
197*
500
7
7
7
1.900,000
759,500
500
8
6,000,000
5,000,000
1,500,000
3.300,000
1,50 ',000
175,000
150,(XX)
2,623,483
851,000
50
Q.-J.
<
Jan. 1,1889
Feb. 1,1871 Leased lu 1S71 to Pitts., Cinn. & Sr. L. RR
lor int. and sinking lund of bonds and^
May 1,1881
7 per cent a year on stock. Lease transOct. 1, 1906
fered Dec., 1872, to Pa. Co. (V.lb, p. 524.)
July 1,1910
1913
(V. 17/p. 155.)
m
M. & S.
M.& S.
J. & J.
M.&S.
J. A J.
M.& S.
J A D.
A. A O.
J. A J.
F.& A.
F.& A.
J. A J.
•
July 1,1890 Stock paid up, $286,730.
July 1,1902 Bds ottered in Aug..’?2. See adv.ln Chbon
July 1,1885 Leased and operated by Mich. Central’,
which guarantees all the bonds. Landsi
Mar. 1,1S78
192,00) acres.
May 1,1S90
Sep’t.l. 1891
(V. 17, p. 155.)
1900
July 1, 1887 Leased to Erie Railway Co„ which paye*
interest on the bonds. (V. 14, p. 628.)
Jan. 1,1889
New York.
Farm’s’ L.&T.Co.
N. Y
Payable * by transportation.
N. Y., & St. Louis.
M.& N.
4
4,875,000
100&C
.
M.& N.
F.& A.
J. & D.
7
8
8
720,000
160,000
300,000
24,251,466
1,000
•
1m
rr
400,000
....
•
F. A A.
M.& S.
4
5
466,500
533,500
1,000.000
100,(X))
840,000
500,000
500,000
2,000.(100
120,000
4,500,000
1,500,000
289,750
355,000
1868
1870
18.3
•
J. A J.
M A S.
J. A D.
7
7
7 g.
237,000
300,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
....
17
17
145
33
10
15
J. A J.
J. A J.
M.&N
J. A J.
J. & J.
A.&O.
....
(?)
6,000,000
1,600,000
5,256,000
2,693,000
924,000
500,(XXI
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,595,000
860,000
100,000
200,(XX)
300,000
1.000
100
156
M.& N.
A. A O.
7
7
7
7 g.
7
100,000
52
Q.-F.
1*
1.000
100&C 20,000p.m.
1870
1870
1873
1872
1869
163
163
88
88
88
88
M.AS.
M.&N.
M.& S.
J. A J.
J. & J.
J. A J.
J. & J.
300.000
8
800,000
6
500,000
6
800,000
2,789,413
7
500*000
10 f.
1,400.000
8 f.
525,000
2,500,000 7 A 7g.
8 T.
687,500
1,000.000
9,638,950
6,455,000 7 g. f.
6£.
2,240,000
6g.
4,063,000
6
6,303,000
7
600,000
7
246,000
7
4.275,350
7g.
1,821,250
7 g.
1,105,000
6
400,000
7
844,000
1,000
10U
100
1867
1869
J. & J.
J .& J.
J. A J.
8
8
7
7
7
REMARKS.
£>ue,
Stocks,
last Div’d.
by Whom.
....
....
Payable, and
N. Y.f Metropolitan B’k.
N. Y.. Am. Exch. Bank.
N. Y., Farm L. A T. Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New York.
Honesdale Nat. Bank.
do
do
do
N. Y.. by Erie R. R.
N. Y. Farm’s L.&T. Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
8
8
2,000,000
Where
when
Payable.
7 g.
7 «.
8
600,000
....
....
When 1
per t
Cent.
l.UCO 20,000p.m
1.450,000
1,001
289.000
1,00C
923,000
1,001
1,001 18,000 p.m
4,000.000
204,000
1.00C
96,000
l.OiC
2.000,00C
1AX
1(K
2.000,000
500&C
397,000
2,417.000
1,000
i/xx
1,000
1,00c
1074
ioi3
standing.
100&C
673
.
Extension Bonds, 1870. gold
New Loan for $1,100,000. gold
Leeds * Farmington R.R. loan
1870
1872
1885
1868
1870
1371
1870
1867
Rate
Out¬
Date Bond Size vpar’
4*
Kansas Ihxcific—stock
lot, id. (gld) s. f , c. or r., 1. gr. 3.000,0 0 acs.
1st M., gold, coup., on 140m West Mo. R.
Kalamazoo, Allegan
Bonds, 5
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
DESCRIPTION.
1st mortgage
325
CHRONICLE.
THE
28, 1874.]
March
Washington Bk.
Belfast and Boston.
Manchester* Boston.
N.Y., WinBlow, L.<& Co.
$1,936,479 ; expenses, $1,329,641 ; net earn¬
ings, $606,837.
In 1871 gross earnings
were
$1/63,436; operating expenses,
$1,09*1,633, leaving net earnings. $463,797.
reports In Chronicle, V.14, p. 459
see
V. 16, p.
325,418, 765.
Apr. 1,1883
Oct. 1. 1895
June,’74-’77
May 1S1S90
Nov. 3,1873 Operated with Concord RK.
July 1,1889 LVd to B.Cl.AF..at * earn’gs. <'V.16,p.l88.
Aug. 1,1895 In progress. V. 16. p. 51.
Gross earnings for year 1872, $2,029,164; e>.
Sept.‘j* 1866
Sept,, 1866
penses,
$1,618,718
;
net earnings,
against $210,054, pet earnings
$410,45-;
in 1871
IJ
J
-
[March 28, 1874
THE CHRONICLE.
320
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
immediate notice of any error discovered in our
Subscriber* will confer a great favor by giving ns
DESCRIPTION.
Ifor
explanation of
foot notes
on
Miles
of*
Road
all
1st page
references, see
of RR.Tables.
35£t
K
*4
S§
Q«
“S.
7
50
C......
Cent,
‘id mortgage
1869
1870
1,000
2,500,000
3,000,000
2,000,000
300,000
500.000
1,000
1,910,000
44
■•••
1872
25
Tennesssee Loan
1st mortgage, convertible
2d mortgage
Income Donds
131
Memphis A Little Rock—1st M. 1. gr
2d mortgage
$10,000,000)
Michigan Central (Air Line mortgage}..
Michigan Air cine 1st M., assum. by M.C.
Kalamazoo & South Haven, 1st M., guar,
do
do
id M..guar...
Grand Riv. Valley, 1st M., guar,..,
do
do
id M., guar
do
stock, guar
do
Detroit & Bay City, 1st mot t., guar
Milwaukee dk St. Paul—Com. Btock
Preferred 7 per ceu» stock .
Consol, mort. (for $35,000,000)
L
1
mortgage
2d mortgage
1st mortgage Eastern Div. (Palmer}
1st mortgage (Iowa & Mine.)
1st mortgage (Minn. Central) ...
.
1st mortgage (Iowa & Dakota)
1st mortgage (Prairie du C.)
2d mortgage (Prairie du C.)
Milwaukee City loan
Milwaukee ana Western
St.P.& Ch.lst M.lconv.to pf.stock)
Sabula, A. & D
Hastings & D
Chicago Line
Equipment and bri g-i bonds
145
569
294
284
1871
284
103
10
89
39
94
91
1872
1869
1,000
1,<00
1,000
§00,000
8
100
491.200
2A
1871
1,000
1,000
5,574,000
1,191,000
791,500
*
'235
1.000
1.000
1,009,C00
8,674,000
1,000
1,000
1,315,000
23/3,500
1.000
234,000
£100
4,000.000
1,485,000
1,000
1,0,K)
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
y
1868
1870
7 g.
9
7s.
7 bds.
7
7
Mississippi d: Tenn— 1st mort
j
Tennessee State loan
Mo. Kans. it Texas—Stock.
1st M., gld,s.f.,on road& Iand,(U.
!
P.S,Br)j
a«u
3.275,000
3.000,000
50
3,959,600
4
1,000
1,000
3-20,000
(?)
Special mort (Miss., Gainsv. & T.)
j
M., gold, guar
j
21
i
1.000
!
Voooi
j
V. 18, p.297.
1673
V. 18, p. 248.
progres-o Bds adv. in Ciibon.. Aux.,’72.
! Bonds offered in New ) ork, 1872-73.
For last annual report see Chronicle,
Vol. 17, p. 83. The following is a brief
In Receiver’s bands ;
! in
comparison from the annual reports to
Jan. 1 for three yearB :
IS73.
1872.
Miles
1,283
1,019
Stock
$24,224,881 $22,649,215
Debt.
23,986,023 18,151,338
f.
J
7 g.
J
’•
A. & O.
Memphis, Oillcc.
J.& J.
do
& J.
.
.
.
J.
N.
N. Y..J.L.
do
do
A.
J.
1898
1873
1891
Jan., 1902
J.’&J.
7
,
London.
Mobile.
London.
X. Y. & London.
Mobile.
do
N. Y. G. Opydke & Co.
do
do
do
do
6 g. ! M.& N.
7 g- ! J. & J.
i M.&N.
6
|
4
!
6
i
$212,504,
Land grant
full report
also p. 155,
j
A.& O.
6 g. 1i M.& N.
K
M.&N.
8
Interest in default Dee., 1873.
is about 4,565.142 acres. See
i in Chronicle, V. 17, p. 19;
460,523, 753; V. 18. p.88.
Feb.,, 904
May 1, 19061
N. Y.. Farm. L. & T. Co.I •Ian. 1,1899;stock, $5.950,000.
Interest passed Oct.,
A pi 15,18901
Boston. Co,’s Oliice.
1873. (V. 17. p. 835; V. 13. p. 15.)
1872-76
-•The Cent. --RR. Ga.,
endorses $212 500 of
New York & Savannah, j
N. Y., Nat. City Bank, i .Tail., 1889
ist and all the 2d mort. bonds.
Jan., 1887
Savannah, C. RR. Bk,
Interest defaulted May, 1873. (V. IT, p.
1900
N. Y., Soutter & Co:
218, 649 ; V. 18, p. 15, 137.)
do
do
New Y’ork.
.
.T. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
$254,492; ill 18*1, $227,112; 1870,
1869, $152,232. (V. 13, p. 807.)
Sep. 1,’81-93
N.Y’..Clark, Dodge & Co .Tail., 1889
do
no
Dee., 1900
J. & I).
F.&A.
7 g.
M.& N.
io f. I J & J
i
755,040 !
1,635,000 i
r53,000 i
l ,235 6 4 I
!l,
iSflO
gr., 257,000 acres.
(V. 17, p. C49, 661.)
Apr. 1,1876|Net earnings in year ending Sept. 30, 1872,
I
....
8
*8g. m'.&n.
!
l,45i),(Kt)
1,0<:0,0 0
do
.
1 A.&O.
18,205,573
Nov.,’69*’71 operated underlease by an association,
Aug. 1,18751 and worked in connection with II . Ceu.
Ian. 1,1892
do
..
&'J.
10
1,918
$21,847,981
.
Earnings.... 6.957,771
6,690,695 7,421,061
Op. ex pen’s 4.695.615
3,850,954 4,658,274
Net earn’gs. 2,262,155
2,840,241 2,«67.<87
The new consol, mortgage for $35,000,000
will be applied to rett-lng < Id debt,
and about $8,000,000 of it to steel rails,
&C. (V. 16. n. 21, 389, 493, 633. 661, 691 ;
V. 17, p. 88 ; V. 18, p. 15, 144, 248,272.)
1898
King.
•
6 g•
7 g.
7 g.
„
71871.
New York Oliice.
|
N.Y., Mil. & St. P. RR.| Feb., 1896 ,
N. Y., Union TrustCo. j June 1.19021 Leased to Wls. Cent. RR. for 99 years.
Philadelphia, P. & R. Co; Jan., 1874 Leased to P. & Read.. May '<34 for 999 yrs.
Detroit, 1st Nat. Bank.|<Jan. 1,189i' Gross earn’srs, 1872,$115,943 Cost,$1,520.0(0
Jan. 1.1890 Mankato. Minn, to State Line 60m.
N. Y.. So. RR. Ass’n.
10
7 g.
7
7
7
J. &
M.&
F &
J &
l
i
Stock double 1 in 1873.
See report In
Chronicle, V. 16, p. 79-1, showing gross
1883
1883
1883
1901
earnings in 1872, f2,952 50?, expenses,
$1,930,219, net earnings, $1,022,288. (V. 17.
p. 353.)
1877
Receiver appointed July 21, 1873. Road
to be foreclosed. (V. 17, p. 155, 6i9, 75/5,
V. 18, p. 144.)
Mcli
1.1886
in default since Jsu., 1873. (\ . 17
Int.
S NT. Y.. G. Opdyke & Co.
June 1,1900
do
do
p. 84. 156, C49 )
1890
Defaulted April, 1873. (V. 17. p.650.)
iX. Y., Union Trust Co.j
! N. Y.. Del. Lack. & W. Jan. 2,1874 Leased in perpetuity to Del.. Lack & Wes.
1914
i
do
do
The lessees assume all liabilities and pay
'1
do
do
1891
7 per cent on stock, and 3 per cent
1940
do
do
1874, if they then earn 10 net on M. & E.
1839
do
do
(V. 14, p. 523; V. 15, p. 19.)
Oct.,
1901
do
do
;
New Y'ork & Nashville. Apl, 1,1874 Annual report in Chronicle, vol. 17. i».
1374-'3
!n. Y., V.K. Stevenson.
525, allows-gross earnings of eor.sol.d
roads in 1872 73, $2.298,20;); expenses,
! N. Y., V. K. Stevenson. 1581 and ’91
after
$i,742,937; net earnings, $555,263.
....
|
132
132
U
1870
1867
..
....i
500
100
,
...
!
i
i
New Haven, Middletown A Will—1st mort..
..
Mortgage bonds, coupon
rt., tax lree, coupon
“ioo
River br.)
52
68
68
73
V/>
Consol, mortgage, for $7,000,000
New Jersey West Line—1st mort., gold
New London North— stock
1st Mortgage bonds
2d mortgage
...
N. Orleans, Jacks. AGt. North.—1 st mort..
2d mortgage
Income bonds, gold
N. O. City exten. bonds
1st mortgage, guar by III. Central
V. O., Mob.A Tex — 1st mort. (Mob toN.O)
1st mortgage (N. O. to Tex.)
jV. r., Bost. A Montreal— 1st mort... gold.,
,
...
i 7
20 ! 1S61 |51 &c
50
!
68*70!5T&c
....
1S69
327
Y6
100
100
206
329
500&C |
;
1001
1,000;
1859
....
Holyoke & Westfield RR
1
....
"it)
N.J. Midland—1st M.,gld,guar by N.Y.& O.
2d mortgage, currency
A. J. Southern— 1st mortgage
5
1873
j 1856
100
76
J. & J.
A.&O.
M.& N.
6 g !
I
7 1 1867 I50J&C
42 | 1869 500&C
35
H,0
I
15
13
-
7
1,000
57
i
New Haven A Derby—1st mort
17, p.380.
,
luly,
...
F.&A.
J. & D.
J. & J.
8
i
!
364,165
Naugatuck—StocK
1st mortgage,
coupon, convertible.......
Newark A New York—1st mort
Newark. Somerset it Straitsv, O—1st mort.
Newburuport— 1st m. bonds
1,000
ly timber and mineral. Stock, $2,306,700.
.
London,& New York.
J.
....
’49-’52
1871
Bonds State Tenn. loaned
Due State of Tenn. in bon is
New 1st mortgage ($20.00) per mile)
Nuhv. dk Decatur— 1st M., guar, by L.&X.
2d Mortgage
Nashua <fc Lowell—stock
Bonds for freight depot
Newcastle <t Beaver Valley—Stock
A.
S.
.T.
.
i
„
~
annual
p. 880. 649.)
: About 630.000 acres land. (V. 12, p. 690.)
Jan., 1873 IThe annual report for the year ending
1,1882 May 31.’73. shows gross earnings r n train
t. 1,1882
line and branches of $?,3i2,119, and net
iy 1. 1902! earnings. $2,315,182. In Jan., ’73, a scrip
3. 1, 1890div. was paid, and no other dividend
1S90
1 since
The exhibit for six months to
V. 1,19901
Dee. 31, 1873.1s piven In Ohroh., V. 18,
p. 167. also, V. 17, p. 52, 84 , 366; V. 18. p.
15,167.
uly l1,1879
do
do
do
do
.
Br.&c.(guar.D.L&W) j
Bedford—stock
.
8
March.
M.& S.
7 g. f.
i 10U&C I
I
7
780,000 1
7
1,040,000 |
1,000
88 g. M.&S.
33('0()0
J. & L).
I 1,000
I 1,000
500,000 l 7 g. f.
Q-J.
J. & J3 V*
50 14,008,100
!
1
7
M.&N.
250
5,900,000
F.& A.
-50 >&c
3.000,000
J. & J
7
383,00(1
1,000
7
F. & A.
640.000
1,000
A.&O.
7 f.
5,000,000
1,000
2
1
25
6,486,049
!
2d mortgage
N. Raven A North amp. (cniu\\ RR)—stock
100
I).
J
J.
J.
J.
O.
N.
J.
.
300,000
33,500
1.772.200
2,500,000
1,000,000
8,932,951
5,7 71,000
1.476.200
;100&c
1st mortgage
*
5,000.000 !
2,000,000
377,500 !
jlOO&C
Montgomery it Eufaula— 1st M.,en. by Ala.!
1st mortgage, not endorsed
I
Montlcello it Port Jervis— 1st mortgage
j
Morris it Essex—clonk
1st mortgage, sinking fund
Nashville, Chatta.
St. Loafs—stock
1st mortgage, old,endorsed...
Bonds to U. S. Government, 2d mort
1
A,
j.&'b.
6
(?)
1870
A 4th mortgage for
Consolidated into N. J. Southern. Chron¬
icle. V. 15, p. 604 ; V. 16, p. 651.
Int. in default July,’73 V. l7,p- 649. 885.
L’d July,’72, to South. Security Co. for Int.
on bonds and 3 per cent on stock foi
5
years, and 6 per cent afterwards.
V.
....
8
396.000 1
'
324, 492.V Bee report In Chrok-
Consol, of Marquette & Ontonagon and
Ho 1 ghton & O. Lands 425,000 acres chief¬
i
7
10
7
7 g.
1869 1 1.000
is:o : 500&C!
’59-’66i
500
I860 ! 1,000!
500!
1867 !
Missouri R., H S. it Gulf— 1st M., I..gr. s. f
id mortgage, coup., may b *r gistered...
Mobile it Girard—\*t mort. ($312,500 end.)..
2d mortgage, end. by Ga. RR
Plain bonus
Mobile it Montgomery—Prnf. stock, 8 pret.'
1st mort. gold, endorsed by Ala
2d mortgage, not endorsed
Mobile it Ohio—stock
1st mortgage, sterling
Interest bonds
Interest bonds, sterling
;
Tenn. subs.,1st mortgage, sterling.
F.&
M.&
J. &
J. &
le-
1.359 000
1,000)
do
1889
N.Y., Winslow, L.& Co
N. Y., Turner Bros.
Aug., 1899
N. Y., Mercnants’ N Bk I)ec., 1901
.4 an., 1871
New York, Oliice.
i
do
do
do
do
1893
do
do
1884
do
do
1874
do
do
1897
do
do
do
dc
do
do
j
J.
....
7
1,000/ 12,815,000 I
1873 I
do
,
N. Y.& Boston.
Boston Oliice.
do.
N. Y. Farm.-L. & T. Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
(io
do
do
do
F.& A.
7 3.10
7
2,500,000
2,500.000
1,000!
j
A.&
M.&
J. &
7
8
'
1st mortgage, gold, (Tebo.& Neosho)
Consol. M„ gold, on road and land
Boonville RR. Bridge ist m. guar
do
N.Y..U.T. Co.
.
J. &
7
8
7
7
f
2,000,000
1,278.980
3,000,000
1.000
500,000
600,000 i
;
t,25 4,500
130,547 1
1001 21,405,000
3
355,000
i
1,000;
1873
1370
1856
1866
J.
do
n.
V. 17. p. 219.
$4,000,000 was au'horlzed at the
meeting, 1873. (V. 17, p. 219 )
Balt., R. Garret & Sons. J
N.
J. &
F.&
J. &
J. &
.1. &
J &
8
1,354,000
Tenn. State Loan
lft mortgage, guar, by 111. Central
Miss.. Ouachita it lied R.— 1st M.gold
(V. 16,
icle,
i
O
3.808,000
192,000
1,000
Mississippi Central— 1st M. (M. C. K. I?.)...
2d mortgage (M. C. R.R.)
1.000
8'6 180
49
Mine Hill A Schuylkill Haven—stock
Mineral Point (Wis.)—1st mort
Minn. it Northwest— 1st M. gold, s.f
id mortgage
15.399,961
12,274.483
1.000
Mil., Lake S. A West.—1st mort., gold
1st mortgage (Toms’
2d mort. bonds
100
100
t'ouu
f£%
J
8
1,000,000
Stocks,
|
London.
A.
.
6
1,000
1,000
235
_
200,000
610,000
70.000
REMARKS.
'
Balt., R. Garret & Sons. 1
A.
J. & J
J. & J.
A.&O.
A.& O.
M.&N.
J & J
M.&N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
J. & J.
M.&S.
J. & J.
4s.
8
8
7
8
8
8
271,000
88),000
1,000
1,100,000
50 <&c, 18,000p.m.
1869
1869
1310
'
7 g. f
556.000
1,000
1870
1866
1869
85
Western Union. 1st mortgage
eonv
6
7
7
10
8
7.000,000
1,900,000
1, 00
1,000
‘226
te~
p z>
1st mortgage,
1st mortgage,
1st mortgage,
-
7 g.
8pr j r
18.739,204
2.119,000
1,000
1870
56
57
126
1395
1395
1395
970
870
Michigan Lake Shore—1st mortgage
Midland Pacific—1st mortgage, gold
Milwaukee A Northern— 1st mortgage
Bond
6
1,000,000
Consolidated morl. for
New
150.000
600,000
1,300,000
—
Memphis A St.Louis—1st mort bonds, 1. gr
Michigan Central—.stock
1st mortgage,convert., sinking fund
1st mortgage, convertible
2d mortgage
Convertible bonds
Construction bonds
Gen.M.& 1st on But.
850,000
1,293,000
1,000,000
1873
1860
by Whom.
do
5
do
M <fe N.
do
do
Jan., 1900
J. & J.
J. & D. Boston, N.E Trust Co. ,
J. & J. N.Y.. Farm. L. & T. Co. ,
do
do
F.&A. |
M.« N. | Dost.. Bk of Commerce. 2
do
do
;
J. & D.
J. & J. ! N. Y., Howes & Macy. ,
J. & D.
J.& J. N. Y.,3d National Bank.
M.& N. N. Y.. M. K. JcBiip & Coj]
do
do
J. <fe J.
1873-78
M.&S.
M.&N. N. Y., Swenson, P. & Co
7 '
8
8
8
6
Payable and
Where
c
500,000
5,312,725
1,814,14’
1,000
F.&
F.&
M.&
J. &
7 g.
7
8
1,760,000
1870
j
AVhen a
Payable.
7
2,0i 0,000
94
54
54
49
291
Maysvllle dk Lexington—hit mortgage
Memphis A Charleston—stock
Id mortgage
Montclair of N.J.—1st
2d mortgage
Income bond*
per
2,450,000
1,050,000
Marquette, H. A O.—1st M., l.gr., M. & O c.
1st mortgage, 1. gr., H. & O., coup
Consol, mortgage, M., rf. & O., coup
Maryland A Delaware—1st mortgage
1st
TJate |
standing.
Marietta A Cincinnati—(Continued.)
1st mortgage, dollar
1st mortgage, sterling
id mortgage
8d mortgage
4th mortgage lor $1,000,000
Scioto & Hock. RR., 1st mortgage
Cln. & Balt., 1st M. guar, by M. &
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Amount
Out¬
Tables.
Bonds,
j 1,000!
1870
1,000,
1870 1 t)0&c
1871 3100&C1
1859 i 1.000|
llOO&C;
1871
1873
1870
,
1,000'
ioo;
1865 Il0&c
1372 500&C
18 -6 i l/ilO
1S60
1,00-1
1870
1,000
1S70
1,00)
1873
18H
i',o6o
187;
1,000
1869
1,000
110
227
sco ;
350 i 1S73
500&ol
F. & A.
7
J. & J.
J. & J.
7
g. f. j M.&N.
W * \T.
4
!
6
j
J. & J.
! '
-k'A
1
Q-J.
Drexel, M. & Co July 1,1900iLeased to L.& N., at 6 p.c. on stock. (V 13
Xadiville-, C .’s Oliice.
Oct., 1887
p, 807.)
Nov. 1.1373 Gro s income, 1872-73, $600,393, expenses
Boston & Xashau.
1893
$521,134.
Feb., 1871 Net income, 9 mo?. 1871-72. $136,619 ; whole
Bridgeport, Conn.
do
July, 1876
year 1871, $'202,978. (V. 14, p. 923.)
Leased to N. J. Cent, Cost, $2.4l8)>8!.
N. Y., Central of N. J
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Nov. 1,1889 Leased to Sand.,M.& N.; guar, by B. & O.
INew Bedford, by Treas. Nov.l, 1873 V. 16, p. 183 ; V. 17, p. 357.
! Bust.,Suffolk Nat. Bk. July 1,1881
N. Y.,
:
July,'1873
Pittsburg. Penn. Co.
;
7
1 N. Haven. E.S. Scranton 1398 & 1900
i
Var.
7 f i M.& N.
!
7
>
New Haven.
J. & J.
do
Jan.'*1899
J. & J,
I
7
do
>
6 f
Apr.,’8lV62
1891
1895
Opdvke & Co.
3,009,00c : 7g. f F.'&A. N. Y..
do
‘ do
181
i!
<
f ! F.& A.
11
Nov.
N.
7 f 1 M.& N.
1,1889
Y„, Co.'s Oliice.
do
do
A.&O.
!
i
6
issi
do
do
•
M. & S.
7
}
d >
do
?
Apr. 1, 1903
! A.&O. i
May 1,1900
i
7 g ] M.& N.
April, 1873. Defaulted
May^l^lSSO Completed
1872.
(V. 17, p. 211. 460, 661.)
jN. Y., Leonard, Sh. & F.
...
j A.&O.
*
.
...
!
} i
)
)
4
6
j J. & J.
! A.&O.
8
3
I
2,000,000
1,000.000
s.ooo.wo
1,000,000
7,250,(XV)
6,259,000
6,000,000
0
l?-
New London, Office.
N. Y., Bk of N.America
do
do
J.
J/
A.
O.
See report by i‘ne President.
8C4 ; also v. IS. p. 7.)
(V. 17, p. 357
Stock, $5,000,000. Int. In default since
Oct.. 1873. Chronicle, V. 16. p. 595,661,
684. V. 17, p. 583 650 ; V.' 18. p. 168. 273.
,
In progress.
Newark to Emmaus, Pa.
Jan., 1874 Op. under contract with V. Central for 20
Sept., lsS5
years at $240,000 per yr, (V. 16, p. 188.)
Julv, 1892
:
J. & I).
J. & J
iN. Y..J. B. Alexander. 'July 1,1886
do
do
Oct. 1, 1S90
A. & O.
1890
M.&N.
18(10
J. & J.
J. &
J. &
F.&
A.
&
7 g.i
8or7g.;
,
Nov.
Net income, 1871-72, ovei aud above i~terest and taxes was $95,733. (V. 15, p. 324.)
.
(}]
-
1
W. Co. V. 16, p.523.
City of N H.guar. $225,000 of these.
Leased to Pittsb, & F.
Operated by Southern RR. Association in
connection with Ill. Cen. RR.
default,
p.
144.
Isional
''April,’ 1903^bonds. (V. 17, pVl56,'492.)
Marjh
^
28, 18740
32T
(THE TCHRONICLE.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
Subscriber
s
will conffer a great furor
DESCRIPTION.
o-e
Miles
of
i'd
8d
1353
1856
1854
1853
Preferred stock
Con«oi.mort.,cou. or reg. (for $12,000,000)
Sinking fund
jV. Y. Housatonic db Northern—1st mort,,..
N. Y.,Kingst.dk Syra —IstM.. gld ($4,000,000)
yew York, N. Haven db llartf.—stock
1st mortgage (N. Y & N. Haven;
Harlem* Portcliester, 1st mort.,guar...
N. Y. db Oswego Mid—1st M.,gld
2d mortgage, convertible
2d mortgage, non-convertible
3d mortgage, equipment
1st mortgage. West, extension
Consol, mortgage
N. Y.,lrov. db
(Stonington)—stock ..
60
150
141
62
12 'A
:«i8
I860
1870
1871
225
62
82
16,500,000
1,059,500
1,000,000
8,000,000
2,500,000
1,500,000
3,800.0(10
l‘6&C
1868
1,000
1866
’58-’60
1869
1,000
1,000
1,000
“500
’67-.68
500
50
50
102
500
50U
50
1869
1869
102
102
58
50P&C
56
mortgage
1,000
bonds
56
50.&c
sii
"50
142
142
142
26
142
142
142
Consolidated mortgage, gold, coupon....
do
do reg
do
Income convertible bonds, coupon
Income bonds for roads purchased, coup
Northern, N. H— Stock.
Bonds. 1874, not mortgage
Northern of N. Jersey—stock
1st mortgage
Northern Pacific—1st Mort., gold, 1. gr
Sonoich <k Worcester-Stock
1855
1865
1853
186S
1868
1870
1372
82^
122
122
Preferred stock
Sinking fund nonds
.'
100&C
100
i',6oo
Ohio <fe Mississippi— Stock, com
Preferred stock (cumulative)
Income mortgage, W. Div
i
Consol mortgage (sinking fund onoart)!
Consol, mortgage, sterling
!
2d cons. S. F. mort., for $4,000,000
j
Ilebent ure sinking fd bds (for $1,000,000).
O l treek tfe Allegh. A—Stock
I
I
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
393
393
148
393
393
393
95
95
95
8.068,400
30,000,000
2,364,400
400,(100
59.000
150,000
3,077,000
100
2.0(H),000
W69: 1,000
50),000
468,000
1,000
|
101
209
Northwestern—L. gr., gold bds..
Orange db Newark—1st mortgage
Oregon db California—1st mot ts* age
Oswego db Rome—1st mort., guar
Income mortgage bonds
Osweao it Syracuse—Stock’.,
8 p. c. guar...
Owensboro <k Russellville—1st M
Pacific of Missouri—stock
1st mortgage, gold
2d mortgaee. (s. f.. $50,000 per annum)...
Real estate (depot) bonds...
Debt to st. Louis County (ho bonds)
Income bonds
Carondelet Branch, 1st mort .. .
Lex. & St. Louis Branch. 1st mort. gold
5
6
10
7
.....
1st mortgage
2d mortgage
2d mortgage,
1,000
1871
500&C
i 1,000 1.450,000
1,000! 16,000 p.m
546,000
10,950,000
200
28M
1,000
1,000
1865
1868
"si
50
88
485
283
283
350,000
200,000
793,400
201,000
31
55 M
21
115
47
47
47
75
12
67
205
6!6
355
355
355
& reg
State lien (installments) bonds
General mortgage (tor $100,000,01)0) gold
Pennsylvania Co.— Com. stock)
do
Preferred stock
coup
Penn, dk Delaware—let mortgage
1872
..
I500&C
I
100
1.500,006)
7,000.<HX>
1868
1871
1872
50 &C
7,000,000
3,-100,000
800,000
1872
100&C
1,500,000
18ii
l'.OOO
1870
1,000
1,000
1,000
Pennsylvania dbN. Y—1st mortgage, gnar.
1st mortgage, guaranteed
Peoria db Bureau Val.— Stock
1st mortgage, guaranteed
Peoria, Pekin db Jacksonville—1st mortgage
Peoria dk Rock Island—1st mortgage
Perkiomen—1st mortgage
Petersb urg—Stock
Bonds (payable $25,000 year.y ’79 to 98.)..
2d mortgage
Phiiadel. db Balt. Cent.—1st M.,(Pa)
mortgage (Pa.)
mortgage (Md.)
ihiiadelphia db Erie—Stock, com
Preferred stock
1st mortgage, Sunbury & Erie
$20,000,000) guar, by P. R..
Philadelphia <t Read.—Stock, com
Preferred stock
■
*100
1857
1857
1872
1868
1871
’69-*70
£225
£200
5(H)
590&C
1,000
1.0C0
i.oa>
1870
i.aHi
1,000
i873
i',o6o
50
21
105
105
46
46
83
90 y,
18
82
82
82
36
36
10
1871
1871
1866
1866
40
287
287
287
4,000,000
8,000,000
1,000
1,000
7.252.000
590&C
1,000
100
100
1857
1861
1863
1869
1,000
1,000
50
50
1857
4,97(\(HH)
2,583,600
2.282,240
2t»,000.000
5,584,699
1C .000.000
1,500,000
1,500,0.0
1,200,000
6(H),000
1,000,000
1,650,a>o
619,eoo
1,324,200
341.500
500,(100
800,000
400,000
300,000
6,048,700
2,400,000
1,000,000
5,000,000
3,000,000
1,000
1.0.K)
101&c
100&C
10 &c
50
50
’43-’49
1,076.000
2,779.000
360,000
1859
1869
1866
287
1.200.000
5IK).(MH)
340.000
100
1864
1870
1867
500,a>o
909,000
500,000
1,541,000
7,ooo,oa)
93,847
2.889.330
'"50 71,029,249
50
Income bonds
Loans Inconvertible
Loan mortgage, convertible
'500&C
1865
1866
1867
9
15^
.
General mortgage, sterling
Paris ck Decatur, (Ills.)—1st M„ gold, s.f..
Paterson db Newark— 1st M., guar by Erie.
Pekin, Lincoln db Decatur— 1st mort.,
P minsular (Mich )—1st mort., gold, 8. f...
1st mortgage
2d mortgage
2d M. gld (for
1864
1,100,000
6,696,196
33,000
458,000
1,000,(100
V.ooo
32,718,775
1.551,800
1,521,000
I
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KJ.&
J.' &
6
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,
J.
N.
J.
M. Morgan’s Sons;Apr. 10, ’74
do
!
1878
do
July 1,1876
do
do
(.o
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Company’s Shops
do
do
do
do
do
do
July. 1871
1872-78
1867
do
do
’3148!
7
7
6 g.
7 f.
7
3
do
do
do
M.&N.
J. & J.
M.&S.
A. & O.
& S.
5« ! M.
I F.& A.
7.30 g. | J. & J.
6
M.& N.
A.&O.
M.& N.
F.& A.
F.& A.
M.& N.
F.& A.
Jan.
1,1885
Apr. 1,1877
iMayl 1896
i
Interest certificates for $109,028 are due
in 1875.
Gross earnings, year 1872-73.
$395,463 ; net, $159,767, an increase or
$58,131 over 1371-72.
Gross receipts in year 1871-72, $1,836,938 ;
expenses. $732,829; net earnings, $004,109,
surp us above Interest, $257,434.
Company owns 142m. and leases 175., tot a
operated, 317m. Net earnings in 1872,
$1,161,769, being $125,391 lees than In ’71.
& Elmira
In 1812 purchased Chemung
and Jeff. & Can. roads, and
,
issued in¬
come bonds for $2,75t',(00.
Proposition
made for lease to Penn. RR. See Chron¬
icle. v. 16, p. 825, 659, 693 ; V. 17, p. 156,
iuly 1,1874
8,1874 Leased, Mar., 1870,20
Int. «m bds,8 p.c. on
for 3 yrs, 7 for next
Apr. 1. 1874
j.Tan.t ’78-’79
March,1390
do
London.
New York Office,
do
do
Philadelphia, Office,
do
do
Philadelphia. Office.
Boston, Office,
do
do
do
do
Bros.
I Dec'.'I,' 1873
jOct. 1,1882
‘Jan. 1, 1898
Man. 1,1898
i A prll, 1911
May 1,1883
See full
to Vt. Cent, for
prf. stock, 6 on com
8, & 8 for 14 yrs.
yrs,
Jan.
i
do'
N. Y.,Kountze
Leased
Sept., 1871 to Richmond &
Danv. It'?, at $260,000 per an. (v. 16, p.
653 ; v. 17, p. 155, 218.)
Duringl872 Oner, hv Erie at 85 p. ct ol ernes earn’gs.
In 1872 gross earnings were $273,651.
1878
Co. July, 1890 Int. paeeed. Jan.. ’74. (v. 18, p. !6.)
Leased,
Feb., 1869, to Best., II & E., for 100
Bk. Jan.12,1871 years at
10 per cent, per annum, on cost
July 1, 1877
of property, taxes, &c. (v. 16, p. 188.)
July 1> 1874
York,Office,
New
1873, shows
Bk.
•
A.
A.& O.
3M
L
April, If-SO
588
lan. |, 1922
il)ec. 1, 1873 Net earnings in fiscal year 1871-72, $187,741
Annual report in Chronicle, v. 14,p.731.
Apr. 1,1874
llariisburg.
Boston, Office,
J.& D. !
M.&N.
J.
lan., i?7t
!
J. , J. City, Hudson’' Co.
J. N. Y., Jay Cooke &
J. jBoBton 2d National
do
do
J.
do
do
J.
do
do
D.
Boston, Office,
J.
do
O.
do
J. 1
do
S.
a.& o
I j. & j.
j.& j.
A.&O.
I
;
Baltimore & Phiiadel. :Xov. 30, ’72
irredeemn.
Annapolis.
! July, 1885
Baltimore.
do
(April, 1900
do
Jan., 1877
i July, 19(H)
do
1
do
July, 19(H)
.
(
Sept.l, 1899
Sept.1,1899
Philadelphia Office.
J.
J. & ,1.
|
for fiscal year ending Sept.
net earnings, $383,319.
Thirtjr-thrce per cent new stock issued
in May, 1873. (V. 17, p. 388.)
Annual report
1878 & 1881
JJuly 1.1899
N. C.. Jan., 1874
Charleston.
do
Q.-J.
W i
Stock and converti¬
Floating debt,
bonds, $9,404 979.
$6,020,348.
See following
or
psges
Chroviclb, V. 16, p. 525. 765. 796; V. 17,
p. 52. 252, 357, 388,650,661, 693, V. 18, p. 145.
May 1, 1895
May, 1896
do
do
M.&N.
7
! J. *
7.30 g.; J. &
J. *
J. &
J.&
7
,1. &
3
J. &
4
A.&
8
J. &
8
M.&
155. 665.
p.
in default.
ble
188, 191.
N. Y
A.
A. & ().
J & J.
6g. f.| J. * J.
6g. f., A. & 0).
7
I A.& O.
7
J. & J.
J. & D.
A & O.
i
17,
v.
Opdyke& Co. July 1, 1894 Interest
do
do
A. & 0.
i
also
1903
do
m'.&'n.
6
*41. Leased to N. Y. Central at 8 per
cent per annum on stock and Int. on bds
May, 1900
Jan. 1. 1881
N.Y., St.Nich.Nat. Bk. Oct., 1902 In progress, Harlem Riverto Br’kfleld, Cl
Vpw Vnrk.
July 1,1902 (Rond. & Os.) V. 17. p. 693, 805: V.18. p.l9».
N. Y.. Grand Cen. Depot Jan. 1,1874 Net earnings, 1372-73, $2,060,219. 8ee an¬
nual report in Chkoniclb, V. 16, p. 166,
do
do
Oct., 1875
M.& S.
M.& S.
s.
6
6
report In v.17, p. 459, showing:
1872-73.
1870-71
1871-72.
Karnings.... $3.197.153$3,843,816 $3,754,422
Oper. exp... 2,898,941 2,959.838 2.613,313
Net
798.-12
984,008 1.141,109
749,109
Interest, &c.
921 619 1.038,137
(V. 17, p. 825. 459. 6S5 ; V. 18, p. 3.>
For year ending Dec. 31, 1872, gross earn¬
ings were $1,285,554: operating expenses,
$824,023. Purchased, Sept.,’<2, by Alleg
Valley RR. (v. 15, p. 491.)
'
Jan., 1874
Feb.l, 1896
Apr. 1, 1882
July 2,1890
May 1, 1888
Jan. 1,1874 Old Colony & Newport and Cape Cod con¬
solidated Apr 1,1872. Net earnings of
Sept 1, lS-M
O. C. in 1872-73, $712,039. (V. 13, p. 56.
Apr. 1, 1875
Sept., 1876
Aug., 1877
Jan., 1901 Building,Om. to Dakotali.
Newark, Office.
Int. In default, (v. 17, p. 061 ; V.18, p.248.)
O., at Sp. c. div. on $f00.(0o
N.v., Mercantile N. Bk. May, 1915 Op. by R. W\&
stock and int. on $325,000 1st M. bonds.
Feb., 1891
do
do
do
Leased to Del Lack.* WeRt. ior Int. on
Feb.,
1874
N.Y., Del., L. & W. R.R.
bonds and 8 per cent on stock.
1885
do
do
I" progress, Oweusb., Ky to Sprigf., Tenn
N.Y., Imp. & Trad.N.B I Feb. 1, ’92
leased Julv, 1872, to Atlantic & Pac.
Road
N. Y., At. & Pac. R.R. iApr. 2i)’74
Q-J.
RR. at 5 p. c. a year till July, 18T5 ; then
N. V., Bk Commerce, j Aug., 1888
6 g-i F.& A.
I
6 to July, 1877, and7 per cent thereafter.
do
do
Aug.. 1891
J. & J.
The two last bonds in Ors list are guar,
do
clo
May 1,1892
M.&N.
by Pacific of Mo. (v. 16, p. 828 : v. II, p.
! Feb., 1885
St. Louis.
monthly
156, 328, 387.)
N. Y.,Bk of Commerce. | Sept., 1392
7
M.& S
6g.
700,000
Leavenworth, Atclt. & N. W., 1st mort...
Paducah db Memphis—1st mort., gold
Panama—Stock
1st mortgage, sterling
Pennsylvania—Stock
40
l'.OOO
N. Y., G.
do
do
do
d<>
M.& N.
M. & S.
u
100 20,( 00,0 0
i
100
4,030,a»o
1862 ! 1,000
157.500
I
1,000
1863
6,688.300
1868 i £200
112,000
1,000
1871
3,555.000
!
1873
1,000
200,OH)
50
4,959,450
! i,coo 1,500,000
580.(100
; 1,000
!
J.’&J.
F. &
J. &
M.&
J. &
500 000
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Omaha <6
sterling
General M.. Ph.to Pitts,
i
95
Consolidated mortgage
Old Colony—Stock
Mortgage bonds
“i'‘o
1870 :
■
2,750,000
400,000
bonds..
bonds
175,000
Apr. 15. ’74 Consol., N ov. 1 1869, of N.Y.C.& H.R. voad*
May 1, 1883 In 1868 the stock ofthe two separa;e Com
Aug. 1,1876 panies was $42."12,700. The report for
May 1, 1883 year ending Sept. 30. 18T2. showed gross
May 1, 1883 earnings of $25,580,*C5 against $21,972,205
in 1871: and net earnings ot $9,134,239
May 1, 1883
against $7,881,095 in 1871. The consol, cer¬
Aug. 1,1876
tificates were convertible into stock
DeC 15,1887
N.Y., Grand Cen. Depot. June, 1885 July 10, 1872. The new loan for g40,000,do
do
May 1,1875 000 is to lay two more tracks making,
four tracks throughout, (v. 16, p. 53 fit
N. Y., Union Trust Co. April, 1891
do
do
244, 354, 459, 493, 661; v. 17, p. 16. 251. 594.)
Jan. 1,1903
London.
Jan. 1,19 8
X.Y., Gr.Central Depot, Anr. 1,1874 Gross earnings, $2,856,525; operating ex¬
do
do
Apr. 1, 1874 penses, $1,719,384 : net earnings, $1,137,-
m'.&'n.
5,812,000
1,500.000
1,000,000
N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
N. Y. Union Trust Co.
do
do
N. Y.. Union Trust Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Q.-J.
8
REMARKS.
Stocks,
lastDlvi’d
A.& O
M.& N.
F.& A.
M.& N.
M,k N.
M.& N.
F.& A
J. & D.
J.& 1).
M.& N.
A.& ().
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
4. ft ,T.
M. & N.
J. & J.
A. & O.
.T & .T
J. & J.
A. & O.
6
7
6
8
360,000
1.500,000
43V>00
102.1(H)
66
loan.sinkingfund...
490.500
50,000
899,350
80,500
820,000
241.500
3.596.500
2.159.500
Payable and
by Whom.
2K
,
324.200
Where
Principal,
when Due.
Payable.
M.& N.
M.& N.
7
3
3 c
8
4,000,000
2,320,000
f.
7
7
7
7
777,OIK)
1,000,000
1870
7g!7
250,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
u.
6
7',000
100,000
1.934,000
1,223,000
202,602
1854
7
5
2,425.000
1,200.000
2,500,000
500&C
500&C
500&C
100
21
21
550
Ogdensb. dcL. Cham— Btock....
100
500&C
102
2d mort.)
1st mortgage, State loan
2d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon
3d mortgage, Binking fund, coupon... f...
3d mortgage, Y.&C. RR (guarby Balt)...
1st
7g.
2,500.000
1857
Northern Central—stock
2d
249.000
1.0QC
100
‘223
4
4
7
7
100
62
62
6g.
7,500,000
1,500.000
6,893,000
108,444
1873
Mortgage bondB
Equipment bonds
7
7
7 f.
7
500&C
500&C
1,000
i855
334
225
Extension
General mort. ($1,000,000 authorized)
North Carolina—stock, com
Preferred stock
4th mortgfy^e
6
1,950,000
2,060,000
1,00(1 £2,000,000
1872
1861
1872
1872
Improvement
1st mortgage,State
2d and 3d mortgage
7
1.000
50
50
132
1st mortgage
1st
6
6
1,(R)0
1871
1873
1873
840
840
132
When 1
4
6
7
6
89.428.330
5,936,526
1,514,000
500&C
76,000
1,000
592,000
166.000
1,000
1,000
88,000
1,090 2,900,000
1.891,000
J66,'K)0
jj2.yoo.oooi
Chattel mortgage
2d mortgage
General mortgage
Rate
per 1
Cent.
f00*c
i 1‘CO
River)....
Bonds of 1857
Northeastern (S. C.)—stock, com
8 per cent pref. stock (exch. for
1st mortgage, new
2d mortgage, new
North Pennsylvania—Stock
standing
c.
1854
Coupon bonds 1871 (not mortgage)
New mortgage ) $30,000,000 5 coupon or
£
registered.
New York db Harlem—Com. stock
^
Out¬
Bonds, 5
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Amount
100
do
do
mortgage, sink. fd.(Hudson
mortgage (Hudson River)
►
02 oS
pa
842
New York Central db Hudson River—stock.
Premium bonds
(N. Y., Central)..
Bonds lor debts assumed
do
do
B.& N.F. stockh’d’s do
do
railroad stock,.
do
do
real estate
Bonds convertible till '69
Renewal bonds
s
o8 O
Tor explanation of all references, see Road
foot notes on 1st page of RR. Tables.
by giving n* Immediate notice of any error discovered In onr Tables*
*§1
o2
?*■
A.&O.
N. Y.,
Drexel. M. & Co.
,
,
N.Y.,Bank of Comm’ce
'
3*
7 e.
7 g.
7g‘
7
7 g.
5 s.
7
6
6 g.
6
5
6 g.
'3*
7
7
7
7
4
8
7
7 g.
6
3
3
8
7
7
6
Q-J.
A.&O.
A.& O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
F.&A.
M.& N.
M,& N.
J. & J.
A. & O.
A.&O.
Q.-J.
A. & O.
New
York, Office.
Oct. 10,1897
New York an l London. July 1,1»«92
N. Y. Erie Railway Co. Jan. 1, 1878
N. Y., T.. W. & W RR. Feb., 1900
N.Y.. S. W. Hopkins* Co May 1889-90
Philadelphia. Office,
do
do
do
do
f ondon.
Philadelphia office,
i*
Dec. 6,
1873
Jan., 1880
April, 1875
April, 1875
1910
do
do
J. & J.
London.
July 1,1905
A.&O.
F. & A
A. & O.
J. & D.
J.& 1).
F.& A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
F.& A.
A.&O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
Pittsburgh Co.’s office.
April,'1873
Phlla., Bk. No. America.
do
do
N.Y.. Chic., R.I. & Pac.
New Yo k, Office.
N. Y., Imp. & Trad. Bk.
New York and London.
J.'&J.
Philadelphia^ 'office,
Phila.,227 8. 4th st.
X.Y., Lancaster,
B.& Co
do
do
J. & J.
J. & J.
A. & O.
7
6 g-
1,1889
Apr.iiL 1874
Apr. 10. ’75
London,
do
J.'&J. Philadelphia,PennaRR.
6
Oct.
do
do
A.&O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
Phila., Pa. Life & T. Co.
Q-J.
Philadelphia, Office,
do
do
Phila. & London.
J. & J.
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
•
Cost to Jan., 1314, $3,778.(38.
Anuua! report for 1872 in Chronicle,
16, p. 659, Later report In v. 17. p. 661.
v.
stock, $1,6(H),(TO.
Road sold by receiver in 1812.
L’sed io Tol.,W,&W. f- r 47 yra.(v.l7 p.ffl4)
Interest detaulted. (v. 17, p. 155. 650, 753.>
The annual report tor 1873 is given in
Chronicle, v. 18, p. 283. Net receipts
on road* in Penn, and New Jersey were
$11,877,033. The stock $11,029,219.1ncludes
ail to be lamed to May. i874.
Scrip
d vidend, Nov.. 1813. (V. !7, p. 888, 492,
661; V. IS, p. 192, 285.)
See Report
In Chronicle, v. 16, p.
Aug.10,1901 In process of
Oct. 1, 1891
June 1,1896 Net, earnings
523.
construction.
1371, $333,504. Stock, con.
$1,561,700; pref., $2,000,000. (v. 17. p. 85.)
June, 1906
Feb., 1874. Leased in perpetuity to C.,R. I. & Pac
at
$125,000 per yr.
July 1.1877
July 1.1894 Peoria to Jacksonv., 83m. Stock, $L239,700
Feb., 1900 Completed. Jan.,1872. (V.16, p.
Apr. 1.1897 Leased to Phil. & Read (v. 14, P-J28.)
•Jan., 1872 Annual report In Chronicle, v. 16. p. 660,
showing gross receipts in 18 »2, $2So,944,Jan.,’79-’98
expenses, $155,093; net t-arn’gs, $133,851.
1902
Jan., 1879 Report for 1872 in Chronicle, v. 17, p. 85.
Jan., 1900
Oct., 1891
Leased, Feb.,1862. for 999 vrs to Penn. RR
Gross earnings. 1873 $3,8421)67 ; net earn¬
Jan., 1874
ings. >428.756. The Penn. RR.
Int.,
Oct. 1,1877
e c.. and Jan. 1, 1874, was creditor of P.
Mch 81,1881
,
bays
CHRONICLE,V. 16,
July 1,1888 * E. by $1,202,228. See
p. 325, 482; V. 13, p.
July. 1920
Apr. 24. *74 The net earnings of main and
in
18T2 3, were $5,357,706. against
Jan. 26, ’74
1880 -U In 1S71-2. A large purchase of
1886
1 was made in 1871, and the
160.
_
branch lines
$4,061,496
coal lands
T. & R. C e
.
328
THE
[March 28,1874.
CHRONICLE.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
giving ns immediate notice of
Subscribers will confer a great favor by
DESCRIPTION.
For explanation of
all
foot notes on 1st page of
references,
RR Tables.
Miles
of*
see Road
o5
745
Jrittsb., Ft W. A Chic.—Stock.guaranteed
Speciat impr. stock, guar
1st mortgage (series A)
1 -g a>
1st mortgage (series 13)
1st mortgage (series C)
1st mortgage (series I))
1st mortgage (series E)
(series F)
(series G)
(series H)
(series I)
(series K)
(series L)
mortgage (series M)
..
i'
4‘:8
468
468
■168
d.
468
463
Bridge (O. & P. RR.) mortgage
P., F. \v. & C. construe, bonds
Equipment bonds
Pittsb., Va. A Charleston—1st mortgage...
Pittsb
Washington A Balt.—hit. mortgage.
2d mortgage, Balto. loan.
i-ii)
,
1st mortgage.
Turtle Cr. Div
Plymouth Rank.A Fite.—Is* M.($3,600,000).
Port Huron A L. Mich.—1st mort. iraf. guar
Portland A Ogdensburg—1st M., E. D. gl i
New mortgage (for $3,300,000)
Port. A Ogdensb. ( Vt. Div.)—1st m. gold
Portland A Oxford Central— 1st mortgage
Portl. A Rochester—1st M„s.f. (Portl. loan)
...
1st
mortgage, equal lien
s.
f
Portland^ Saco A Portsmouth—stock
Port Royal (S. C.)—1st mortgage.conv.. gld
Portsmouth,Gt. Falls A Conio.—stock
1st Mortgage
..
..
149
10
l67 W
90
62
44
26
47
44
Providence A Worcester—Stock
Mortgagebonds
Bonds to pay for Stoughton Branch
Reading A Columbia—1st M., coupon
.
-
700
1,259,100
2.231.900
11,507,750
6
1,000
1,000
1,000
1869
1,000
860,000
2,000,000
111,000
100,000
1.000,000
700,000
1868
1812
1859
1871
1869
1870
1,371
1,000
4.000.000
1 000
5,000,000
100&C
400.000
2,500,000
875,000
875.000
875,000
875,000
875.000
875,000
860,000
860,000
860,000
860,000
1,000
1376
1862
1861
1S1
181
mortgage consol (for $2,000,000
1,000
.
.
100&C
1.0 JO
100
1871
142
r
_
„
1873
,,,
....
Dollar loan
<u
Coupon bonds of 1SS1
Richm. A Petersburg—Stock
2d mortgage, coupon and reg
24
22
22
231
213
97
76
199
3(1 mortgage, coupon
Rockford, R. I. A St. Louis—1st more, gold
Rome. Wat. A Ogdens j.—Stock
1st Sinking Fund mort., W'at.& R.
Bonds, guaran.,Pots. & Watertown.....
General mortgage, Sinking Fund
2d mortgage
Rutland-Stock, com
Preferred stock
190
do
1st mortgage (series A) sink, fund
1st mortgage (series I>) sink, fund
2d mortg ge (series (’)
1872
1,00)
100
460,0 '0
2.479.700
r
.i
4,163,700
nx;&c
UXI&c
too&c
500&C
100&C
500,0 0
500.(XX)
9'.2,800
1370
1872
1S69
112
170
209
1310
ff
....
....
....
....
.
.
-
....
...
.
Sav., Griffin A N. Ala.—1st mort
Savannah A Memphis -1st M.,end by Stats
Sch uylkill 1'alley—Stock
Seaboard A Roanoke-stock
1st mortgage
Selma a Gulf -1st M.,guar.by Ala
Selma, Marion <f* Mem.—l<t Ml, end by Ala
Selma, Rome A Dalton—1st mort
2d mortgage, Ala. & Tenn. R.R....
General mortgage for $5,000,000
Sr.amuJLiu 3 alley dc Potter —tit ock
1H mortgage, gold, on road and lands...
f
.
1861
1372
1870
7
7
7
3^8
•
153
1871
....
1,000
10
SO
80
.50
211
2,468,000
218
1,100,000
1,100.000
7
7
7
7
7
10
3
7
7 g.
7 g.
,
„
_
t
6
7
7
7
8 f.
7
7 g.
7 g.
1,576,(XX)
50
938,(XX)
l.ncx
2,309.843
7
K05 0 -0
6
7
7
7
KXi.COO
116
1869
104
101
I'53
1863
1869
1871
1870
ioi
35 x4
40
1
111,800
406.5(X)
152,000
16,000 p.m
576,050
1-278.400
210,090
1.00C
1.001
5(
100'
23
...
'
1810
,
1869 1
j
....
1
23
1
28
1
1871
2K
4
p.m
838.500
7
i
241.000
1
S.Oxi.O(X)
8
7 t.
3
l.o 0 16,000
1,000 16,(JOO
...
I
8 g. f.
7
8
8
....
io
J. & J.
Var,
J. &
A. &
F.&
J.&
M.&
J. &
j. &
J. &
I).
O.
A.
.T.
S.
I),
n.
50,
500&CI
p.m
869,450
2,0)0,000
April, 1876
April, 1887
Oct. 1,1892
!
Jan. 1, 1874 Net earnings, 1S71-72, $239,926. Dividends
July 1,1880 ln lOyeare, 87 per cent. (v. 15, p. S36.)
_
j.
F.& A.
M.& N.
M.& S.
M.&N.
F.
A.
F. & A
,J. & J.
A &
F.&
M.&
M.&
.
O.
A.
N.
N.
F.& A.
M.&N.
J. & D.
J
& J.
M.& N.
F.& A.
J. & .T.
M.& N.
.J. & J
M.&N.
Mch 1.
M.& S.
J. & J.
J. & I).
M.& X.
M.& N.
.
Leased, Jan., 1871. to VI Cent, at full int.
on pref. stock, and equip, bonds; and
Aug. 1.1873
do
May 1,1880 from 1M in 1873 to 7 per cent alter 187 9
do
Sept l, 1880 on common stock, (v. 15, p. 596, v. 16, p.
do
do
No v.l, 1902
219.)
N. Y., London & Frank, Aug.. 1899 Interest in default. Foreclosure in
pro¬
do
do
May 15,1900 cess. (v. 17. p. 250, 325, 650, 305. 836.)
Main line, T. II. to E. St. Louis, leased
Mar. 25 ’72
June, 1867, for 90 years, to lnd. & St. L.
N. Y.i office 12 Wall st.
at 30 per
1894
cent of gross earnings up to
do
do
1894
$2,000,000 (but in no year to be less than
do
do
1894
$1)0,(XX)). See annual report in Chroni¬
do
do
1894
cle, v. 17, p. 10.
do
uo
1894
Boston, Treasurer,
do
do
.
•
New York office.
Feb. is. ’73 Net earnings, 1873, $424,690. Cost of road,
N. Y.. office 122 Broad’ay Aug. 1,1892
&c.. $19,103,318.
Controls Cairo & F.
.New York or London. May 1, 1897
road. Stock of Ark. Branch, $2,500,000.
New York, Co’s Office. June 1,1895
(v
17, p, 133.)
This Co. took possession Feb. 7, ’72. Gross
N. Y.. M. K
& Co Nov.15,1872
reb.’73.
earn'gs
.iesup
to
$2,730,820, net $748,’.39.
N.Y.,Natl Bkof Com’rce July 1,1895
(V. 16, p. 491. 823; v. 17. p.52.)
N.Y.,Nat. Bk of Com’rce
Leased io Pac. of Mo. at $75,000 per year.
N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co. Nov., 1894 $1,000,000 of the first bds.are a mort. on 6).
do
do
Aug., 1902
milesonly. Irt. due Nov., ’73, was post¬
do
do
Inly 1,1897 poned to .Jan.. ’74. (vol. 16, p. 180.)
N. Y., .Jameson, S. & C. Nov. 1, 1893 Sold. Feb. IS, ’74. (V. 18
p. Si. 192.)
N. Y.,3d Nat. Bank.
Jan. 1,1897 Leased to T. II. & lnd. at 35 p. c. of gfoss
do
do
May 1,1898 earnings (in ’72, $1,180,273.) Bds.guar.by
Office of Treasurer.
Mch 1,1901
T.H. & I.. by C. C. & I. C, and P.C. & St. L.
N. Y., Manhattan Co.
1892
The North or Branch line, 1st. P. to Sank
N. Y.. Drexel, M. & Co.
1892
Rai'lds, 80m; the main or west St. An¬
do
do
1892
thony to Breckenrtdgc. 207m: the St. P
London,
& Pacific proper, San « Rap.toBrainerd
do
N.
997,100
50
500
100&C
500
T>.
earnings, year ending Oct. 31. 1873,
$1,095,265. and surplus income above
payment of 8 per cent dividends, $83,000.
See report in V. 18, p. 192.
July, 1884
Leases'the North Carolina Railroad and
1880
the Piedmont Railroad. Net earnings
Jan. 1,1875
year ending Sept. 30, 1872. $363,845, being
N.Y., Lancaster. B & Co 1875 A ls90
$19,610 over 1S1U-71. (v. 16. p. 653, 660 ; v.
1888
17, p. 835.)
New York or Richmond
London.•
'
i875
A div. of 3X on stock. Nov.,’73. Gross
Richmond, Office,
1875
earnings, 1871-2, $351.919; expenses, $205,do
909; net earnings, $146,010. Report, v.
do
1881
16 p. 83.
Gross earnings year ending Sept. 30, 1873,
Richmond, Office
1875
June,
$160,227; net, $36,6:5.
do
1880 to 1886
New York and London. Aug.. 1918 int. in default. (V. IS. p. 89, 249.)
N.Y., Farm. L. & T. Co. Fan. 15,1874 Report sbowB net earnings in 1873 of
N. Y.. Nat. City Bank, Sept 1, 1880
321,416. Annual report In Chronicle.
do
do
Vol. 18, p. 289.
Dec., 1874
do
Dec. 1, 1891
do
do
do
7 g.
10
8
i(X
121
5u
100
100
6 g.
7 g.
7 g
6,(XX),000
3,000.1X10
15,000,000
.
1S71
116
so
2
7
7:)9,(XX)
120, (XX)
700,(XXI
1.200,(XXI
3,00(1,(XX)
••
3.0
121
7
8
8
8g.f
8g.f
,.500,000
6,iXX),tXX)
Jan. 8,1874 Net
do
♦
'69.’71
1,000
1872 500&C 2U'OOn. m
1867
1,000.000
1,0110
1868
l.(XHt.lXX)
1867
i,6oo 1.899,(XXI
1868
1,000
2,600,000
76
153
f.
3>*
155,(XX'
1,000
Apr. 10. ’74 L’sed to Penn. R-R. (v.l6,p.348i.
Mar., 1874 Leased to Phil. & Read., at 12 p.c. on st’ek
Richmond, Office,
Var.
7
8
1,020,000
3,250,000
93
a!&b.
7
100
1,000
100
420
6-70
7 g.
.300 000
,
1,1 XX)
LOO"
1365
-
.1 .& J.
J. & J.
M.& N.
799 ‘XX)
10,(XX),(XX)
4,000,(XX)
4,622,000
2 500,(XK?
12,(R0,(X)i
12,000,(X)J
_
2io
-
.
1911
N.Y., Union Natl Bank. Mcli 1,1882 Controlled by P.& Reading. Floating debt
Columbia, 1st Nat. B’nk June, 1884
$1,093,494.
Net earnings, 1872, $34,428.
N.Y.,N.Bk of Comm’rce Jan. 1, 187 * Leaded to Del. & Hud. Canal at. 8 p. e. on
X.Y.,Del. &H. Canal Co Nov., 1921
stock and int. oil bonds, (v. 16,. p 355.)
2,300,000
100
354
.
<io
do
do
1st mort., St. Paul & Pacific, 1. g.
St P. A Sioux City—l’ref. stock, var. is-sues
Stock
Sandusky, M. A Newark— Stock
1st mortgage, new
Savannah. A Charleston—stock.
Bonds of the C.& S. R.R., guar by S.Car
Funded int.bds.S.&C. RR. guar, by S.Car
1st mort., Sav. & Char.
R.t $500,1)00
.
531
...
Consol, mortgage, gold, s. f.
Evausvihe, Henderson & Na>hv..lst M.
S’*. Louis A St.'Joseph—1st mortgage, gold..
St. L.,Van<l. A 'l.H.—1st M.,S.F.guar
2d tn.s. f.,gnar., ($1,(00,000 eon. not guar.)
Income bonds
St.PaulA Pic.—Branch, 1st M..on 1(hn
1st mortgage, St. P. to Sank Kaidds, 80m.
2d M. on 80m.& 1st on l.gr. of 307,200acres
1st mort., West or main line, 1.
gr.
2d mort., West or main line, 1.
gr...
-
June,
guarantees the mortg. bonds of the Coa
& I. Co. tor $13,413,500. New loans issued
in 1873 amounted to $10,926,970.
The
President in his report, estimates the
Company’s whole property to be worth
$119,053,222. cr $34,227,671 more
than
charged on the Company’s bool s. See
report in Chronicle, V. 18, p. 191.
(V.
16, p. 14; V. 17, p.588; V. 18, p. 191.)
,
do
8
1,4(X*,(XX)
1,7(X),(XX)
210
210
2'.0
il'O
532
do
do
do
do
Providence, Office,
6
6
6
8
7
5,5<X).()90
....
Equipment mortgage
.'&*J.
M.&S.
«T. & D.
.1. & J.
M.& X
6 g.
6
1 050.501
1
1880
1880
1888
1874-77
1893
1893
^
7
130,500
175.000
9.(XXi,(XX)
100
100
.
....
St. Isolds A Iron Mountain—Stock
1st mortgage,coupon
2d mort., gold ($ q'Kiii.GOO) op.,
may be reg.
Arkansas Branch, 1st mort.,gold, 1. gr..
St. L., Kansas C. A Ar.(late No. Mo)—Stock
Preferred stock
1st mortage, (No. Mi-souri.)
St. Louis, Lnu'ren •e <fc Denver—1st M., gld.
St.tL.A Southeastern—Ur. M.. g!d, conv.s.f.
1.861
100
100&C
500&C
50.'&C
3,146,800
1855
1853
500
J
7
4
1,4(X),(XK)
2d mortgage (series I))
2d mortgage, income
vt
l.(XX)
is?6
120
120
120
do
New general mort
St-'Joseph, A Den ver C— 1st mort. gld,E div.
1st mortgage, We t. div., land grant
St. Louis,Alton A Terre Haute—Stock
Preferred stock (cumulative)
},!
1,000
1868
120
Equipment mortgage bonds
do
100
1854
1870
do
do
do
do
J. & J.
7
157,800
2,(XX) 000
500,000
500,(XX)
67,778
124,489
17p; 128
295,500
847JOO
....
,
.
6(Xt.(XK>
....
49
29
6
5
6
6,000,000
1,925.000
4,000, (XX)
100
REMARKS.
Stocks,
lastDivi’d.
July,*
200.000
2,000,000
500.0(H)
1,000,000
650,000
t
.
Phila., & Boston,
,
350,000
1,000
„
J.
J.
O.
O.
O.
Tables.
-
770.000
'
Principal,
Due,
when
do
Jan. 1,1893
or London Oct. 1.1897
do
1392
Philadelphia Office.
Phila., Treas. of Co.
our
This company leases several roads and is
itself controlled by the Penn. Comp’y,
which holds a majority of the capital
F.& A.
Phila., Pa. RR. Office. Aug.l, 1900
stock. Net earnmgs, 1872, $1,967,768. Re¬
monthly N.Y. Agent. 57 B’way.
May, 1884
port to State of Ohio, Chronicle, v. 15,
J. & J.
Phila., Pa. RR. Office.
Jan., 1890
p. 805.
(v.14, p. 593 ; v. 15. p. 522, r05.)
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co Jan. 6,1874 Leased, July, 1869, for 999 years, to Penn.
do
do
Jan. 2,1874
RR., at a rental equivalent to mierest
do
.1. & .1.
do
July 1,1912
sinking fund of debt, and 7 per cent on
F.& A.
do
do
stock.
The lease being transferred
July 1,1912
M.& S.
do
no
July 1,1912
to
the Pennsylvania
subsequently
A. & O.
do
do
Co.
The lessees to keep the road in
July 1.1912
M.& N.
do
do
July 1,1912 repair and also pay taxes, expenses,
J. & D.
do
do
July 1,1912 etc. P., F.W. & C. leases the Ne» castle
J. & J.
do
do
& B. V. and theXawrence roads; which
July 1,1912
F.& A.
do
do
July i, 1912 in turn are leased again by Penn. Co.
M.& S.
do
do
New stock of $2,500 000 authorized Nov..
July 1,1912
A.&O.
do
do
July 1,1912 1871, to he issued to Penn. RR. for im¬
do
do
July 1,1912
provements, &c.t under article 16 ol
7
do
do
July 2,1912
lease; guaranty on old stock not af¬
7
do
do
July 1,1912 fected. Net earnings have paid lessees
7
thus far a handsome profit, See annual
Philadelphia.
May, 1876
7
Jan. 1,1887
Winslow, L..
report in Chkon. v. 16, p. 348, 460, 523.
8 f.
do
do
Meh 1,1874
Total issue to be $2,500,000.
u
7
J. & J. B It. B& O. Railroad.
1868 Formerly Pittsburg & Connellsv. Gross
6
J. & «J. Baltim., Merch. Nat. Bk Jan. 1,1909
earnings in 1871-72, $1,418,629. Interest
6
F.& A. Pittsburg, 1st Nat.Bank. Aug. 1,1882
in default,
(v. 17. p. 389. 650.)
7 g- J. & J.
New York.
July 1,1901 v. 17, p. 460 650.
7
M.& N.
N. Y., Kemys& Cox.
May 1,1899 lilt, in default. (V, 17, p. 650; V. 18. p.192.)
6 g.
J. & J.
Boston, 1st Nat Bank,
Jan., 1900 1st mort. is to be retired from proceeds of
6 g.
do
M.& N.
new.
Nov., 1901
St,ck paid, $1,039,000. V. 18. p. 253.
6 g.
N. Y. & Boston.
M.& N.
May, 1891 Ln progress. Stock, $1,200,0(0. (v.18.p.273.)
6
J. & J.
Mechanic’s Fall* to Canton, Me., 28m.
6
J. & J. Boston, Columbian Bk July 1,1887 York & Cumberland sold out in 1865.
Net
7
do
A.&O.
do
Oct. 1,1887
earnings year ending Aug.31,’73, $40,975.
6
do
Var.
do
Sep. 1, 1891
5
J. & .1.
)an. 1,1874 Lea°ed to East. RR., 99 yrs, 10 p c. on ft’k.
Boston, Office.
7 g. M.& N. New York and London. Nov. 1,1889 Ga. RR. guarantees
$503,000. (v. 26, p. 348)
3
J. & .J. Boston, East. RR. Co. July 15,1873 Operated by East. I2R.
775,(KX)
500&C
do
Q—J
222.000
j» &c
) • ‘&c
do
Philadelphia
Q.-M.
3,000,000
1862
1362
1856
1857
discovered in
Bonds, 5
Philadelphia & London. June, 1911
Philadelphia Office,
June, 1311
var.
500,OtO
2,506,1' 0
2,925,450
S,000,003
50
50
56
do
J. & D.
J. & J.
A. & O.
J. &
J.&
Ar&
A. &
A. &
do
do
uo
.
318,510
400,000
1,000,000
ioo
50
Rich., Fredrlcksb. A 1\>C.—Bonds, ster...
6,631 615
13,113,500
100
50
2d Mortgage, coupon
Remseiaer A Saratoga—Stock
Richmond A Danville—Stock
State Sinking Fund loan
Bonds, guaranteed by State
Consol, mortgage, cp. or re '
Piedmont branch, 1st mortgage
Northwestern. N. C., 1st mort., guar
1,000
1,000
London.
.
1,000 iO.OOOn.m.
1,800,000
1,000
800, (XX)
3,300,000
ii»> 1871 100&C 2,300,(XX)
27
1863
250,000
52 M ’6!-’69 500&C
700,000
50
&c
5214 1870
357,500
52* 1371 500&C
3,50.600
52
100
1.500.0CX)
V.\\ 1869
2.500,000
1,000
,
1st
Philadelphia, Office,
19,714,285
1862
1862
1862
1862
1862
1862
1862
1862
1862
1862
488
468
468
468
468
468
2d
3d mortgage
2d mort. (Portland loan)
Philadelphia, Office.
J. &d.
A. & O.
J.&D.
100
iw
50 '&c
500&C
50. '&c
5K &c
50 &C
5 0&C
500&C
5 '0&c
50 '&C
500&C
187i
468
s
_
495,900
177,600
1.138.900
2,700,000
11.110,000
7,000,000
1,000,000
1,000
1872
1868
1861
1864
193
117
33
468
468
1st mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
2d mortgage
London.
do
1,000
1,000
200
Payable and
by Whom.
M.&S.
J. & J
50
500
1837
1872
Where
Payable.
6,600.935
1858
1866
Preferred stock ($3,000,000
do special to Pa. l:R
do
1st mort.. consolidated (for $10,0 K),000).
1st mortgage, Steubenv. & lnd. re org.
Col. & Newark Div. bonds
When a
J. & J.
J. & J.
50
Fittsb.,Cin. A St. Louie—stock ($7,000,000)..
2d
2d
2d
2d
1,000
i@36
1868
1868
1871
1871
1871
1873
1873
1872
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate
per i
Cent.
182,400
976,>'00
1836
—
..
Out¬
13£6
Improvement mort., sterling sink. fund..
Coal & 1. Co., guaranied mortgage
Philadelphia Jc Trenton—Stock
hlla., Germantown A< Norristown—Stock.
Phila., Wilrn. A Balt— Stock
1st mortgage, convertible
loan
do
do
Amount
standing.
Q»
Phila. A Reading—Continued—
Loan mortgage, sterling
*
Loan mortgage, sterling
East Penn. 1st M. Sink. Fund
Loan mortgage, sterling
Loan debenture
Loan mortgage
Consol, mort. dollar
an, coup, or reg
do
gold, do ar or sterling ..
dollar loan gold
do
New debenture loan (convert. 1876-92)
Plain bonds
do
do
[
v’> I
« a
any error
7 g«
M.& S.
M. & S.
-I. & J
J. & J.
M.& N.
J. & J.
A.& O.
J. * J.
A.* O.
M.& S.
J * J.
Y., Union Trust Co
60m, and St. Cioud to St. Vincent 310m.
Int. in default,, iv. !7. p. 189 , 220. 357
380,449. 435.650. 656. 753)
1873-75
Land gr. 708,436 acres.
The stocks are
1891
secured by lien. (v. 16, p. 627.)
Leased to Cent. O., at, $174,350 besides ex¬
Jan., 1909
penses and taxes. Guarant’d by Balt.A O«
Formerly Ciiar. & Sav.
Road opened for
Charleston, 1st Nat. Bk Mch 1,' 1877
through traffic, March. 1870. Cost of
N. Y., H. H. Kimpton. *ept. 1,1889
road and equipments, $2,040,115.
do
do
Jan. 1,1889
Macon, by M. & W. RR. Jan. 1,1891 In progress, State endorsement declined.
N. Y., Lancaster, B.&Co May 1,1890 In
progress. To be 320miles.
Philadelphia, office.
Jan., 1874 Leasea to Phil. & ReadL-ir. (v. 14, p. 628.)
Net earnings year ending Marcn 1, 1873,
N. Y.. Imp. & Trad. Bk.
i880 $266,531; int., $14,700; div., 4 per cent.
N. Y., Roddey.Bell & Co. !Jan., 1,1890 In progress, Selma to Pollard, Ala., 100m
N. Y., H. (..lews & Co. ‘Sept. 1,1889 Defaulted March. 1872. (v. :7, p. 156, 650.)
!Jan. 1,1872 Late Ala. & I’enu. Riv. Receiver ap¬
j
New York, office,
J.& J.
do
do
Jaur 1,1864
pointed Feb., 1873. lot. in default, (v.
A.«R O.
do
do
!Apr. 1,1887
16, p. 187 ; V. 17. p. 650.)
F.& A. Philadelphia Treasurer.
Feb., 1874 Leased, Feb., 1863, to North. Cent, at 7 p. c,
)
do
do
] July, 1901
on bonds and 6 on stock.
.
.
28, 1874.]
March
CHRONICLE
THE
RAILROAD STOCK AND
329
BOND LIST.
Snbscribcrs will confer a great favor by giving ns Immediate notice of any error discovered in our Tables
.
DESCRIPTION.
all - references, see
1st page of RR. Tables.
explanation of
For
loot
uot6s on
Miles
©•3
of*
S a
a o
Road
45
40
Shenango db. Alleghany—1st Mortgage
Shepaug Valley (Conu.)—1st mortgage....
2a mortgage
Shore Line (Conn.)—Stock
32
32
32
50
50
105
mortgage,construction bone's
Sioux City db Pacific—1st mort
9. J mortgage (government subsidy)
Sioux City <t St. Paul— 1st mort., gold.l. gr.
1st
•st mortgage, currency for $2,100,000
Somerset—1st mortgage, gold
South Carolina—Stocx
1st mortgage, sterling loan
*.....
do
dollar bonds, L
.
2d mortgage (for $3,000,000)
Domestic oonds (G)
Domestic bonds (l)
Domestic bonds (li)
So. db No. Alabama—1st M. endors.
Sterling mortgage, guar, by L. &
N
South Side iL. 1.)— 1st mortgage
2d mortgage
3d M. & 1st on extension & on branches..
Southern Central (N. Y.)— 1st Mortgage ...
2d iu. gold ($400,000 end.by Lehigh V.R.R.)
South. Iowa db Cedar Rapids—1st M., gold.
Southern Minnesota—1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Southern Pennsylvania—1st M.glu
2d mortgage,gold
...
Southwestern,(Ga.)— Stock, com
:..
Guaranteed stock
Company bonds, conv, into stock at par.
Muscogee RR bonds, conv. at 87)£
Springt, db Ills. S. A.—1st mort., gold —
2d mortgage, gold
Sterling Mountain (N. V.)—1st mort
Sullivan it Erie— 1st mortgage, conv., s. f,
Summit Branch (Pa.)—Stoca
1st
-
mortgage
Lewiston—1st mort
Syrac., Bingh. it N. Y.—Stock
1864
1871
1S69
1871
1872
i 86!*,
1868
isii
124
1871
i871
242
212
242
Syrac. it Chenango Valley—1st M.gold...
'lerre Hautedb Indianapolis-stock— ...
1st mortgage
Pac.—lsi M.,gold,s.f
Tol., Peoria it Warsaw—stock.
Texas dt
nreilerred
,
2d Preferred
1st mortgage (W. Div.)
1st mortgage (E. Div.)
2d mortgage(W.Div.) convertible...
Consol, mort. (for $6,200,001))
1st mortgage (Burl Div
'lot., Wab. db Western—stock
Preferred 7 per cent stock
1st mortgage (Tol. & Ill.)...:
1st mortgage (L. Erie, W.& St.L.)
1st mortgage (Gt. VV’t’n of’59,)
1st mortgage (Quin. & Tol.)
1st mortgage (Ill. & S. Iowa)
2d mortgage (Tol. & Wab.)
2d mortgage (Wub. & W't’n.)
2d mortgage (Gt. W’t’n of *59.)
:
Equipment bonds (T.& W.)
Consol, mortgage, conv..
New 2a mortgage, gold
..
mortgage, (Decatur & E. St. Louis)..
Hannibal & Naples—1st mortgage.
do
2d
do
do
1st
Lafayette, Bloom’ton & Miss—1st M
Haim. & Cent. Mo.. 1st mortgage
do
do
2d mortgage
Lafayette. Muncie & Bloom’t., 1st mort.
'lyoy <t Boston—1st mortgage
750,000
694,000
795,000
400,000
1,000
1,000
"
181
Var
500
“500
500
100
1,000
57
34
116
117
87
170
170
24
1872
1869
1872
1870
1868
1868
1,000
100&C
"257
*■
Troy City... .
mortgage,gold.on road and equip’t...
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
3d mort. (2d on land) sink. I.
Land Grant bonds on 12,000,000 acres
1st
..
Income bonds for $ 10,00 J,000—
Omaha bridge bonds, sterling, £500,000...
Union Pacific, Central Branch—1st M.,gold
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
Union it Titusville—1st mortgage
United N. J. RR.it Can. Companies—stock
Mortgage loan, coupon —
United Co’s mortg., sink, fd., reg
do
sterling loan mortg., s. f ...
do
do
do
s. f
do
do
68
80
73
1937
247
247
217
1865
1870
var
1867
1871
i869
1872
227
1870
1871
10
623
75
167
180
31
41
75
167
180
75
491
628
109
52
52
82
70
70
37
35
Utica, Chenango db Sits. V— stock
Vermont it Canada—stock
Bonds,guar, by Vt. Central
MUsisquol RR. bonds ...,
Vermont Central—(now Cent. Vt.) stock.
1st mortgage, consol
.sol
Equipment 'oans
Stand8tead, S. & Chambly bonds
New bonds (to pay tioating debt)
io38
100
UK)
1864
1866
Special loan.funding mortgage
Vneland, (N.J.)—1st mortgage
Valley (Va.)
.
Walklll Valley (NY.)— 1st mortgage
Wash. City, Va. Midland it G. S.
stock
1st mortgage, O. & A. R.R
2d mortgage,
3d mortgage,
4th mortgage
Funded interest
1st mortgage, O.,
2d mortgage,
.
1,00
1,000
500&C
1,500,000
3,340,000
1,252,000
6.'5,"00
1863
1,000
1,000
1.0(H)
1,<*00
1859
1867
1873
1869
1868
1870
1871
1870
isii
250&C
100&C
1,000
500&C
1,000
1,000
1,000
i*/)6o
1,001
1,000
V,66o
500&C
500&C
nOO&C
500&c
’66-’69
35
2T2
do
.
7g. F. & Ac
1,009,000
900,000
2,500,000
2.496.000
500,000
300.000
1.000.000
1.500,000
2.500.000
600,000
2.700.000
5,000,000
2,700,01 0
675,000
225,009
1,300,000
1,100,000
250,000
666,000
300,000
300,000
650,000
427,000
1,600,000
1,600,0"0
Link)
100
1868
1871
5
7
6g.
500.000
19.00 '.000
3.000.0* Hi
2,000.000
1,846,0(H)
1,800.000
151,000
500,00.1
675,000
l,3i0,iX(0
1,700.000
8C6.000
5,000,000
300,00 I
450.0 0
100.000
1,000.000
1,754.223
200.000
575,000
4,090,000
3,000.000
1,000,000
500,000
A. & O.
J. &D.
J. & J.
A. & ().
J.& D.
A. &
M.& N.
J. & D.
.
3)4
7
7
-7
7
7
7
7
7
7 g.
7
7g.
g. i.
7
m!&
F. &
F. &
F.fi
M.&
F.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
n.
A.
A.
A.
N.
A.
N.
N.
N.
N.
Q.-F.
F.&
F. &
M.&
J. &
F. &
M.&
M. &
A.
A.
N.
J.
A.
N.
N.
F.& A.
7
7
7
6
bg. f.
6
8
7
1872-76
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co. Feb., 1900
do
do
Feb.. 1900
N ew York
1874
N. Y.. Am. Ex. Nat. Bk Nov. 1.1-86
Philadelphia & Boston. Feb. 16,1874
Traffic guarantee of £5 p. c from Ct., Col.,
C. & I. Railroad, liit. In default.
Cost of road and equipment, $502,468.
Int. in default, (v. 17. p. 650. 753.)
Coal road.
Net earnings, 1871-72, $246,915
(V. 14, p. 628.)
Philadelphia.
July 1, 1875
Interest
in
default,
(v. 17, p. £50, 753.)
Phila., W. Painter & Co. Oct. 1,1830
N.Y., 1). L.& W. RR Co. Dec 20* *73*Leased to Del., Lack. & West.
do
do
1879
do
do
Dec., 1887
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Aug., 1891 Sold ia bankruptcy July 8. ’73. (v.i7,p.I56.)
N.Y.,Farmers’ L.&T;Co. Feb. 2. 1874 Net earnings in 1872, $343,283, against
4*512 076 in 1871. (V. 17, p. 51. !88, 357. 525.)
do
do
July, 1876
New York or London. •June 1,1912 No bonds sold. (v. 17, p.588, 620, 804.836.)
Ea tern division, State line, Iud. to Peoria
Ills., 111m. Western division, Peoria to
1870
Wa saw, 117m.
Cost, of road about
New York. Co.’s office. Feb.1,1896
$11,0*0,010. Interest in default Dec., ’73.
Parsed
into
Receiver’s
haiule, Feb., ’71.
do
do
Dec. 1,1894
do
do
(V. 17, p. 753; v. 13, p. 163,241, 273.)
Apr. 1,1886
do
do
May 2,1910
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do
Junel, 1901
Full report for last fiscal year in Chroni
clk. v. 17. p. 490, showing the compara¬
N. Y.t office of Co.
Nov. 1,1873
tive results of operations for three
do
do
1890
do
years, as follows
do
1890
Gross
do
do
Operating
Net
Aug. 1888
expenses,
earnings.
earnings.
N. Y., Metropol. Bank.
1890
$6,* 08,973
$ 1,365,144
do
$1,613,834
do
1882
5,736,666
3,776.323
1,959,838
do
do
1878
3
l-*70...
236,265
4,544.641
1.30S.376
do
do
1878
The Hannibal & Naples ana other roads
do
do
May 1. 1893
following it in the table are leased by T.
do
do
1883
w, & W.. with an obligation to pay inter
N. Y .office of Co
Feb., 1907
Winslow, L. & Co.
Feb., 1893- est on their bonds. New mort. oi 1878 is
to pay lor steel rails. See Chronicle,
N. Y. , office of Co.
Aug., 1889
v. 16, p 658, 757; V. 17, p. 4:0, 514.
do
do
Nov. 1,1898
do
do
July, 18(H)
do
do
Aug., 1901
do
do
May, 1890
do
do
1901
Operates 55m of road. In year ending
1837'
N. Y., Nat. Bk of Com.
Sept, 30,1871, gross earnings were $487,739,
do
do
1885
J. & J.
A. &().
M.& N.
M.& S.
■
do
do
i865
1S66
1836
500&C
1.000
1866
1866
1871
1870
1873
1871
1371
183U
1855
1853
1830
1,000
100&C
100&C
1,000
500&C
100
700,000
T21.664
isii
1,650.000
350,000
500&C
521 000
1875
1882
fhila.. Safe Deposit Co. Apr.
J. & J.
N. \\ & Boston.
U. S. Treas., at maturity
l’,’1910
1896-99
if. &
1887
N. Y. & Boston,
O.
do
M.& S.
Sept. 1874
London.
A. & O.
April, 1896
8g
«g. M. & N. N. Y., Company’s oflice Mav 1, 1895
1896-7-8
6
U. S.Trca8.at maturity.
N. V., Jay Cooke & Co. July l, 1890
7
J.&.J.
Phi a. & N. Y. Olhces. Apt. 10. ’74
2)4
Q-J.
Mar. 1, 1901
6 g.
M. & S.
Philadelphia Othce.
do
Oct. 1, 1894
6
do
A. & (>.
London,
Mar. 1, 18;)l
6g. M. & S.
do
Mar. 1.1891
M. &S.
Feb. 1, 1888
Philadelphia,
F. & A.
7
Du 90 days after demand.
6
A. & O.
Philadelphia.
1880
London.
F ife A.
F. & A
Philadelphia Office. [Feb. 1,1833
6
Princeton, N. J.
J. & D.
i Jan. i, 1889
Nov. 1,1889
Philadelphia Office.
6
M. & N.
6
N. Y., Bk of Commerce Feb. 1, H75
F. & A.
do
o
do
Aug. 1,187
6
F.& A.
Overdue.
do
do
7
A. & O.
Jail. 1, 1890
Salt Lake City
6g. J. & J.
Utica.
Jan, 1873
3
J. & I).
Utica & N. Y.
July, 1878
7
J. & J.
do
do
July, 1891
J.& J.
7
i*
Apr’.Y,’l875
s«-
J.’&D.
Boston. E. rdake & Co. June
X
Boston,
(jiobe
do
do
do
do
Nat
do
do
i, 1886
1391
BankjNov.
7
8
7
8
2
J. & i).
M.& N.
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
do
Boston, office.
6
7 f.
do
do
do
7
8
7 f.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J
J. & J
J. & J.
A.&O.
J. & J.
A.&O.
N.Y.,Farmers’ L.&T.Co.
7
A. & O.
N. Y.,
6’
6
8
8
M.& N.
J. & J.
M.& N.
M.& S.
Balt.. R. Garrett & Sons. MayTl873
Jan. 1, 1875
do
do
do
do
May l, 1873
do
do
Sept 1, 1880
7’
J. & J.
7
7
7
7
7
A.&O.
do
Phila.. Girard Nat Bank
do
do
do
CIO
do
do
do
do
Bull’s Head Bank
do
do
ne*, $260,497; int., $168,211; lease rent,
$27,600 ; surplus, $30,830.
by Troy & guar by RRs. using T.U .
Issued
earnln-a In 1873, were $3,291,242, an
increase of $1,195,210 over 1872. New id
mortgage b’nds are offered in exch. for
incomes.
(V. 17. p. 16, 47, 52, 211, 251,
389, 588, 773, 763. 792 ; v. 18, p. 8,39,192,
Net
262,273.)
Late Atchison dt Pikes P. Int. in default
Nov., 1673. (See V. 17, r>- 58s, 634.)
Stock, $500,000. Cost of roacl &c. $1,000,000.
The Cam.& Amh. RR and branches, Del.&
Rarlt n Canal and New Jersey Railroad
form the United Co.’s of N.J. They
were leased
to Penn. II. R.. at 10 per
cent on stock and assumption of all
liabilities Oct. 20, 1871.
in 1372 the gross
earnings were $s,266,277 ; operating ex¬
penses, $8,005,167 ; net earnings, $2,2 61,
060. (V. 17, p. 77, 156.)
FormcrD Black IIIv. & Utica.
Net
arn-
ings, D 71-72, $109,654.
(v. 16, n. 293.)
1,1872 Leased to Vt. Cent., 8 p.e. on stock. Divi¬
dend passed J nne, 18(8.
(v. 15, p. 604.)
7
3,000.000
1.000
100
lOO&c
500
do
do
A.&O.
5,000,000
1,500,000
2.000,000
500,000
2.500,000
2.869,00»
550,090
200,000
150,0)4
717.500
850,000
130,000
1,139,100
225,438
750,000
3,001.000
700.000
2,692,539
400,000
1,2 0,000
600,000
1880 & 1892
N.Y.,Drexel, M. & Co. Jan. 1,18H0 Completed Sept., 1872, operated by L. & N
Preferred stock, $'.,500,000. (v. 15. p. 453.)
N. Y., Gallatin Bank. Mch 1,1887 nterest In default, since Sept., 13(3. (V.
17, p. 325, 388, 623, 650 ; V. 18, p. 8,187.) •
N.Y..J. R. Shipherd &Co Oct. *1,1892
N. Y., Vermilye & Co. Aug. 1,1899 Net earnings year ending Sept. 30, 1872.
do
do
$109,021.
Mar. 1/82
In progress. Ottumwa to Ced. Rapids, la
May 1,1900 L.
N. Y.,P. M. Myers & Co.
gr. 1,792,000ac. Int. indetault and road
1878-88
under foreclosure,
do
do
(v. 18. p.S.)
1890
In
’
*
progress. Cost to Jun. 1,1S72, $1,259,400.
Mch 1,19* *0
(v.
14,
p.
628.)
Sept. 1,1880
Savannah, Cent. 1IR., Ga June, 1873 Leased to Central Ga. Dividends 8 per
cent a yr, to every 10 per cent on Cent.
Ga.slo.k. (v. 14, p. 74.)
Macon.
1886
10
"i"
1872.
Jan.l, 1902
Jan., 1874. Leased to N. Y. & N. Haven
Jan’.,*
F. & A.
J. & D.
15,000,000;
1,000
1,(XK!
1,000
Varl.
Varl.
F.&A.
F.&A.
J. & J.
M.& N.
F.& A.
J. & J.
A. &().
J. & D.
500.000
O
do
tT
270,000
’66-7-8 1,000
1870 500&C
1868
1868
1870
F.& A.
M. & S.
M.&N.
A.&O.
J. & J.
M. & S.
M. & S.
J. & D.
7
7
1866
100
"7
lastDivrd.
do
7
1,1*00
1,000
£200
m! &’s.
7
7 g. f.
7 g f.
7
7
3
do
1.695,825
400,000
(874
M. & S.
7
7 g.
REMARKS.
Stocks,
by Whom.
N.H.,Nat.N. H. Bank.
J. & J.
J. & J.
7
7
7
If:
*
Where Payable and
at $100,000 pot
year.
Old stock exch. for new July, '73
Sept. 1,1880
N.Y., Nat. Park Bank. Jan. 1, 1898 Stock paid in $1,788,000. Dividends tf 7
li. S. Treas., at maturity Jan. 1,1898
per cent paid on pref. stock.
w. Y.. Metropoli.N. Bk.
Completed to La Mart, Oct.. 1872. Lands,
do
do
629,832 ac’s. Stock, $2,800,000. (v.l6,p.627)
Nov., 1901
June. 1861 In progress. Leased to Maine Central.
Q.-F. Charleston, S.W.IIR.Bk May, 1871 G»0S8 earnings in 1872, $'.,401,211; operat¬
J. & J.
Loudon.
ing expenses, $856,105: net earnings,
1882-88
J.& J.
New York.
$545,105 (an increase of $99,522over 18il)
1882-88
and total net income, $555,206; Interest,
A. & O.
do
Oct. 1,1902
J. & J.
Charleston.
payments, $417,824 ; balance, $137,351. (v.
1874
A.& O.
do
16, p. 492.)
April, 1891
“i"
7g.
■
Principal,
when Due,
N. Y., City Nat. Bank June, 1884 Interest in default.
do
do
Oct., 1896
N. Y., N Bk Commerce. Apr. 1, 1889 (v. 16, p.461.)
Apr. 1,1891 Stock paid up, $434,170.
6
36,745,009
27,236,1 2
27.236,512
(?)
8,723.000
10.000,000
2.500.('00
1,000
1,000
’
J. & D.
A. & O.
A. & O.
A.<fc O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.& S.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
145,000
100
i867
65)4
7
6
7
6
8
When ||
Payable.
1,200,000
2,031,156
’67-’69
1869
1871
1866
1866
’G6-’69
1867
1872
47)4
350.000
l.OOO; 00
2,502.250
500&C
iss
140
110
1(0
140
8,100,000
1,(■00.000
680,000
1871
73
so
77
80
56k-
3,877,300
1,988,150
1,000
800,000
1,000 10,0C0p .m
100
3,000,000.
100
1,703,000
100
1,000,000
1,000
1,800,000
1,000
1,600,000
1,300,000
1,000
1,000
1,500,000
250,000:
1,000
1,000
1862
1865
75
I
l
88,000
50
'34-’S7
36)4
75
ry
750,000
1,51)0,000
1,000,000
1.500, 00
600,000
1,000
200&C
H71
1871
1871
1871
1871
do
do
do
A. & M. RR
do
Lynchburg & Dany., 1st mort., guar., cp.
1,000
1.000
1,000
100
100
isii
2d mortgage, co
Vermont db Mass.—stock
1st mortgage, (sink’g 1'uxd $7,000 per yr.)
Convertible bonds
do
do
VlcJcsb. it Merid—1st series (red endorsed).
2d series (blue en iorsed)
3d do
(black endorsed)
4th do
(not endorsed).
1,000
2#
29
1039
1039
'v-
221,000
1.419,500
76.000
4, 00,000
100
1866
6
521.500
’"50
116K
110^
116)4
dollar lo m. mortg
bond to State of N.J
Joint Co’s plain bonds
do
mortg., ster. s. fd. (£262.000)..
.
do
plain uonas.
do
do
do
consol. M., (s. fd after 1880)...
N. Jersey RR , & T. Co.1st loan, plain...
do
2d loan, plain
do
3d loan due State N. J.
Utah Central—\»t mortgage, gold
Utica it Black River—stock
1st M. bonds ot July 1868
Mortgage bonds, 2u issue.
200,000
1,629,000
1,625,200
500,000
1,240,000
450,000
5,819.275
1.492,737
862,000
7
6
300,000
1S70
1870
1865
3d mortgage
Troy Union—1st mort., guar.
Tuckerton—1st mortgage
Union Picific—stock
i‘,66o
“ioo
2d mortgage
Convertible bonds...
3)4
50,000
399,000
223
228
7
29
20
20
7
1,000,OX)
5,000,000
"57
Bonds, §
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate
per t
Cent.
200.000
100
100&C
500&C
500&C
1868
1872
’62.’67
1866
1868
1870
1873
-1
2d mortgage
standing.
1,000
1868
100
81
1st mortgage
Amount
Out¬
500&C
i 6o
45)4
Sunburn A
1st
aS
i'22
—
by Ala.
a>V
a
Mortgage...
Sheboygan dbFond du Lac—1st
I t mortgage extension
ID-l
o2
187b-77
°
.
The company made default,, Sept. 21.1872,
Anew corporation, the’‘Central Ver¬
mont,” organized in 1873. See Chroni¬
cle, V. 16, p. 292, 621 ; v. 77, p. 2L; V. 18
p. 83.
1902
May 15,1873
July 1 1683
July 1,18(9
July 1,1385
Troy & Greenf. till completion of
Tunnel.
Net earnings, 1871-72,
$169,522. (V. 15, p. 836, v. 16, p. 188, 219)
Leases
Hoo-ac
Jan.l. 1890 Net earn’gs yr ending March 1,1873 were
$141,336 as shown in annual report iu
•Tan. 1,1390
Chronicle, v. 16, p.795.
Jan. 1.1890
Jan. 1.1S90
1880
Apr. 1,1890 Foreclosed July 2, 1373. (v. 17, p 157.)
Chronicle, v, 17, p. 517.
i§96
Y,*
Mar.
1882
1891
Balt., K. Garrett & Sons Apr. 1,1896
Completed 35 miles, June, 1872.
Gross earnings year ending Sept. 30, 1873,
$988,311. Expenses, $584,772.
Net earn¬
ings, $403,598. Orange, Alex. & M. Re.’,
consolidated with Lynchburg & Dan¬
ville, April, 1873, under this name. The
Co. has resolved to issue a consol, mort¬
gage to take up the others.
j; March 28,1874.
THE CHRONICLE.
Exports or Leadtug Articles from New York.
The followingtable,compiledfrom Custom House returns,ahovs
the exports of leading articles from the port of New Yori since
$l)e Commercial Citneo.
January 1,1874, to all the principal foreign countries, and also tiie
totals for the last week, and since January 1. The last two lines
showfotaJ values, including the value of all other articles besides
COMMERCIAL EPITOME.
Friday Night,
those mentioned in the table.
March 27, 1874.
fl)
during most of the week has continued cold and
unseasonable, and the Spring trade is thereby kept b$,ck. But
the danger of success to schemes of inflation, by the passage
through Congress of measures looking to the establishment ol
the greenback currency at four hundred millions of dollars, has
Stimulated speculation somewhat, while a decline in ocean freights
has promoted a revival of exports. But it may be doubted whether
the unsettling of values, by tampering'with the currency, will
lead to any permanent improvement in business.
In provisions the principal feature has been a renewal of specu¬
lation in pork and lard. Yesterday there were large sales of new
mess pork at $16 60(3)16 75 for April, May and June, and of prime
steam lard at 9 ll-16c. for April and 10|c. for June. * There have
been sales in the regular way of some 2,000 tcs. Western p-ckled
hams at I0@llc. according to weight.
Bacon has declined to 9£c.
for long and short clear, separate or together, at which several
thousand boxes have been sold. Pickled bellies and city smoked
meats have later been in good demand.
The foreign exports of
the hog products from October 28 to March 24 from leading
ports, as compared with the exports from all United States ports
from November 1,1872, to March 24, 1873, have been as follows:
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lower ocean freights, has been more active in the medium grades
for export. To-day, pork and lard were firmer on the spot, but
futures neglected; pork sold at $16 65(3)16 75 for new mess,
$15 12£@15 25 for prime mess, and $14 12£@14 37^c forj extra
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business in Rangoou at $3 50@3 55, gold, per 100 lbs., in bond.
Molasses has been drooping; some 15 or 18 cargoes of Cuba have
arrived, but were either sold before arrival, or came direct to
refiners. Sugars have been active, and the advance in gold
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Cuba quoted at 7^-(3>7£c., prime centrifugal 8$c., and standard
crushed 10£c.
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in more offerings and a better business, closing firm at 15£(3)15Ic.
for prompt delivery.
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extent of 80,000 bbls., for April and May, at 15£@16c.
Crude,
also has advanced, with a small business, at 7£c., in bulk. Wool
has met with more inquiry from manufacturers, but
quotations
remain about the same.
Hops have been quiet and unchanged.
Pig iron has been quiet. Copper also was quiet, but 600,000
lbs. Lake sold at 34^@24£c., closing at 23c. Of laver raisins 6,000
boxes sold, part at $3 0O@$2 65 ; new currants, 6c. Hides have
been fairly active and steady at 26@26^c gold for Buenos Ayres.
Leather in large supply, but firm. Oils quiet, Hast India
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Receipts past week
Sales past week
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vessel to Bremen at 4s 6d, and crude to
Antwerp (two vessels) at 5s 6d (the latter from Philadelphia).
Coffee lias further declined under an accumulation of stocks,
Stock March
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Freights have further declined, there being a large supply of
room seeking employment.
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took 80,000 bush, grain at 6£(g)7d, with cotton at 5-16d and cheese
at 30s.; and the charters embraced grain to the Continent at 6s 3d
(3>6s 4|d. Late petroleum charters include cases to Beyrout at
45c, bbls to Alexandria at 7s 9d, and bbls to Cork for orders at
6s 6i. To-day, rates were firm, with 7d@7ld paid for grain to
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March
THE CHRONICLE.
Exported to—
Imports of Leading Articles.
The following table, compiled from Custom House return
ihows the foreign imports of leading articles at this port since
Tan. 1,1874, and for the same period of 1873 :
[The quantity is given in packages when not otherwise specified.]
Since
Same
Since
Jan.1/74.
Jan.1,’7-1. time 1873 j
L
Earthenware—
China
Earthenware.
5.584
76,15'*
3,055
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ass
Glassware
1,729
1,393
4,558
Glass plate
Buttons"
Coal, tons
Cocoa, bags..
Coffee, bags
Cotton, bales.
Drugs, &c—
1,884
606
897
49,554
43,668
Lead, pigs
Spelter, lbs
18 899
Steel
155
1,845
47,672
89,144
70,771
70,100
138,417
45,000
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47.083
86,986
2.117,802
22,556
438,U95
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7.668
Blea. powders...
Cochineal
Cream Tartar...
Gambier
4,310
8,853
2,192
Gum, Arabic....
711
1,226
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put to
99.780
From the foregoing statement it will be seen that, compared
with the corresponding week of last season, there is an increase
the exports this week ol 39,848 bales, while the stocks to-night are
50,732
138,221 bales
than they were at this time a year ago. The
usual table showing the movement ol cotton at
ports from Sept. 1 to Mcli. 20, the latest mail dates.
following is
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EXPORTED SINCE SEPT. 1 TO—
BKOBIPT8
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0093.6857
299
139) Corks
10,8101 !Fancy goods..
186
2,75C
3.C4C
1,713! !
144
754
382,178
101,370
Raisius
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Ginger
649
176
18,652
76.593
80.983
555,271
836,426
490,820
455,478
258.873
339,523
3,224,681 3,293,251
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Pepper
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984 vVoods—
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Cork
Fustic
171,980!
243
183,081
162,917
41,788
29.670
97,138
84,730
28,258
6,669
42,317
42,274
32,192
2,918
105,458
87,981
181,864
22.225
80,171
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Linseed
Molasses
Nuts
16,394!
Jewelry. &c.-—
Watches
918 i
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3,138j
1,740
Jewelry :
189,081
44,715
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434! Spices, &c.—
14,582
Ivory
$557,580
ltice
150
Hides, dressed..
$124,601
9,262
31,587 .Hides, undressed..
63,289
India rubber
Oranges
15,607
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2.436
2,180
1,544
Bristles
50,404
23,111
by
8,218 |Fish
11,219) [Fruits, &c.—
7,539
Hemp, bales
Hides, &c—
24,707
16,683
4,176
6,239 ^Cigars
2,897
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18,382: j
9,636
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Logwood
i. Mahogany..
22,227
Receipts ol' Domestic Produce.
for
of domestic produce since January 1, 1874 and
1873, have been as follows :
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time 1873
Siuce
Jan.1,’74.
pkgs.
1,638 Oil cake
Oil, lard....
Peanuts.
502,208
.bags.
909,169
6.915,920
950,312 Provisions—
Butter
2,726.938 1,190,127'
.pkgs..
1,803,693 1,858,276 ! Cheese....
Cnfmeats
2,046
210,225
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386,881
331.462) Eggs
Pork
52,061!
27,949
23,274
13,731; 1 Beef
64,672
11,403! Lard
Lard
.kegs.
70,782
58,'52
268,002 Rice
318,067
pkgs.
&c.—
bbls.
Flour....
Wheat.... .bush.
Corn
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Oats
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Rye
Barley. &c
time lb73
39,549
26,437
Grass seed.bags.
Beans....
Peas
.bush.
C. meal.. .bbls.
bales.
Cotton
.bales.
Hemp
Hides
..No.
bales.
Hops
sides.
Leather.
Molasses... bbls.
Naval Stores—
bbls.
Cr. turp.
Spirits turpen...
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844
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159,058
6,020
808,338
22,303
164,616
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3,158
13,599
72,020
18,784
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Tar
615
Pitch..
101,654
119.917
83,556
43,336
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107,558
11,500
3,085!
bbls
.hhds.
135,462
108,241
268,886
55,558
56,753
10,654
174,208
9,154
7.056
4,001
77,498
6,223
69,525
4,665
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10,552
50,463
13,450
54,790
10,876
pkgs.
Tobacco
Tobacco.... hhds.
.
237
31,788
.
Starch
Stear i ne
4,144 ;Sugar
618,052) Sugur
21,373i Tallow
195
11,522
163,102
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Since
j Jan.1,’74.
1,801
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14,101. Whiskey....
bait's
126,528, Wool
9,000 Dressed Hoirs. .No.
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9,707
31.910
14,873
44,737
20,098
93,321
COTTON.
7872.
New Orleans
Mobile
Charleston....
Savannah
Texas
New York
Florida
No. Carolina
.
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Virginia
Other ports
..
1066,904
269,377
33 ,852
592,7%
825,254
132,153
12,199
42,571
415,721
39,413
Total this year 8273,275
Total last year
....
special telegrams received to-nightfrom the Southern ports,
in possession of the returns showing the receipts, exports,
&c., of cotton for the week ending this evening, March 27. It
appears that the total receipts for the seven days have reached
63,745 bales against 67,518 bales last week, 81,795 bales the pre¬
vious week and 95,Olff bales three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September, 1873, 3 342,020 bales against
3,011,056 tales for the same period of 1872-73, showing an in¬
crease since September 1, 1873, of 330,904 bales.
The details of
the receipts for this week (as per telegraph) and for the corres¬
ponding weeks of the five previous years are as follows :
Bv
Received this week at—
1874.
1872.
1873.
1871.
1870.
1369.
.
itfew
bales.
Orleans
Mobile
Charleston
Savannah
Texas
Tennessee, &c
Florida ...*
North Carolina
Virginia....,
Total this week
Total since Sept. 1
The exports
8,814
6,411
9,113
4,841
8,215
21,202
3,6 s0
3,111
6,218
5,918
4,189
121
1.086
65
489
17,330
17,433
2,421
2,597
5,28 i
1.285
6,785
82,235
5,470
3,559
10,5 2
4,635
8,176
23,822
3,711
1,578
5,759
7,634
7,111
9,900
‘2,519
3,200
5,803
S,9*2
4,352
298
418
817
856
293
321
3,935
6.S91
2,SSI
2,563
40,649
71,744
53,169
32,398
3,842,020 3,011,056 2,427.947 3,312,231 12,358,317
1,806,947
12,954
8,143
63,745
56,015
for the week ending
166
746
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this evening reach a total of
86,936 bales, of which 60,371 were to Great Britain, 4,009 to
France, and 22,556 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as
made up this evening, are now 664,266 bales.
Below are the
exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding
week of last season
Total.
186,326
3,246
8,271
30,787
9,%6
184,422
21,240
81,998
114,406
799,158
79.0J3
195,715
29,215
7,935
22,650
172,373
844,465
368
6,326
12,488
66,678
2080,866
1108,994
701,686
1802,941
1133,855
581,901
428,410
54,537
130,146
209,4-2
183,802
313,880
10,892
48,963
330,694
5,958
39,312
49,576
65
4,203
17,037
1334,341
270,986
425,539
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Stock.
Britain. France. For’gn.
992,633
2-6,41-6
319,630
546,144
293,862
86,425
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1238,400
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371,415
272.412
58,793
42,162
118,843
140,427
157,322
183,195
74,008
854,645
70,458
82,904
129,740
12,199
38,086
839,914
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3,266
15,001
27,00#
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the spot there was, early in the
week, a further advance in quotations, but really very little
improvement in the prices paid, and some falling off in the demand
though a good average business was done. On Monday, with
Liverpool reported excited and higher, quotations were advanced
tol5fcforlow middling uplands, but from that date up to the
In the market for cotton
on
close of Thursday the market was reported weak. Yesterday the
cable indicated a decline at Liverpool of |d, but tliis was met
here by an advance in gold and exchange, which enable shippers
to continue their purchases, and according to current statements of
the Cotton Exchange, they paid, for even lines, some advance on
nominal quotations.
To-day, the passage by .both Houses of
of the currency
Congress, of measures lookipg to an inflation
caused an advance in gold to 113i@113f, which strengthened the
views of holders, and stimulated the demand, causing at the close
a further advance in quotations of £c, low middling uplands clos¬
ing at 15fc, or fc advance for the week. For future delivery, the
market, though variable in tone, did not fluctuate widely in price.
The highest iiguresof the vfeek, previous to to-dav, were made on
Monday, but a portion of the advance was lost before the close,
under the large receipts at the ports, and there was no recovery
till after ’Change yesterday, when, with light receipts at the
ports and a good demand, stimulated mainly by the progress
made in the schemes of inflation pending at Washington, there
was a
slight advance, especially for the later months. The
greatest depression was on Wednesday, under the indications,
which the receipts of that day afforded, of a liberal total for the
week.
To-day there was a buoyant and active market, the sales
being very large, and prices advanced £(a>£c. After ’Change the
market was weak, and closed at 15 15-lG@16c. for March, 16 1-32
@16 l-16c. for April, 16£@16 17-32c. for May, 17 1-32@17 l-16c,
for June, 17 15-32@>17£c. for July, 17£@17 25-32c. for August,
and 17 3-16@17£c. for September. The total sales
this descripio n for the week are 136,800 bales, including
free on board.
For immediate delivery the total sales foot up this week 19,500
bales, including 9,131 for export, 2,388 for consumption, 6,062
for speculation, and 1,919 in transit.
Of the above, 2,851 bales
were to arrive.
The following are the closing quotations :
Friday, P. M., March 27,1874.
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325
227
Oils, essential..
Oils, Olive
Opium
Soda, bi-carb—
Wines, &e—
Champagne, bks.
:
1,584 (Wool, bales
1,222
Indigo
Breadstuff’s,
JDOSIOII
Liverpool; from Norfolk 932 bales to Liverpool.
94,725
803
94P (Waste
876
187
Madder
The receipts
the same time
520,045
•
Bark, Peruvian..
Soda sal
Soda ash
Flax
Furs
Gunnv cloth
Hair
108,070
88,000
664,266
1,850,029
uiiici
203,162
87,874
2®,747
58,250
64,553
253,162
711
1,837
4,256
8,957
9,260
5,160
4,009
1873.
to
1,653,389
....
27/467
6,561
7,988
5,987
14,702
14,698
2.472
274,995
v.uo
31,890
1874.
3,lb3 bales LTpland and 235 bags Sea Island to Liverpool; from Philadelphia 810 bale*
233,702
244,914
Tiu, boxes
Tin slabs, lbs...
1,061.251 1,442,510
8,010j
27,113
21,876
12,077) iRags
291,096) Sugar, hhds, tcs. &
SO,567
75,789
1,281( bbls
302.396
419,693
Sugar, bxs & bags.
328,343
6,654 |Tea
462,563
14,152
20,257
6,922 i Tobacco
4,603
361,256
...
Iron, lilt. bars...
1,106
11,031
8,153
2,885
1,165
5,103
4,772
12,230
12,^53
5,160
60,371
1,394,712
Total
Hardware
3.9G6
13,996
121.136
7,894
2,662
1,602
1,758
4,009
3.403
-
stock.
Totalthle Samew’k
week.
1873.
Contin’t
France
16,850
S'nee Sept. 1
Cutlery
■
NewOrleaus.
Mobile
Charleston...
Savannah
Texas
New York...
Other ports*
,
Metals, &c.—
China, Glass and
G
_i
Same
time 1873
Week ending
G. Brit.
March 27.
Upland and
Ordinary
..peril).
Good Ordinary
8trict Good Ordinary
Low Middling
.
Middling
13 *®...
m*®....
15*@....
15*®...
16*®....
is*®...
New
Orleans.
Mobile.
Florida.
13*®....
14*®....
15*®....
13*®...,
15*®....
13*®....
15*®....
15 13-16
15 13-16
16
17
It*®....
17*®....
IS*®....
16*®....
17*®....
18*®....
®....
®....
18*@....
Below we give the sales of spot and transit cotton
Uplands at this market each day of the past week :
Saturday
Monday
Con- Spec- Tran¬
sit.
sump. ula’n
170
161
557
629
587
1,624
8,244
1,100
284
2,388
6,062
1,919
1,291
1,300
1,192
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9,131
Total
‘SOO
840
690
230
810
480
Tuesday
1,496
1,996
and price of
PBIOK8.
SALES.
Exp’t.
Texas.
307
212
Good
Total.
8,290
5,'01
2,977
2,917
3,329
2,286
19,500
Low
Mid
Ord’ry. Ord’ry. Mldl’g. dllng
12*
12*
12*
12*
12*
13*
14*
1»*
14*
....
....
14*
14*
14*
15*
15*
15*
15*
15*
15*
16*
16*
16*
16*
16*
....
....
16*
For forward delivery the sales (including - free on board)
have reached during the week 136,800 bales (all low middling or
is a statement of
on the basis of low middling), and the following
the sales and prices
-
For March,
bales.
cts.
100s.n.... 15 21-3-4
100 s. n.. .15 11-16
200
15 11-16
800
15*
1,300
300
100
100
400
15 25-32
15 15-16
16
16 1-S2
..16 1-16
1,400 total March.
For
bales.
cts.
200..
11,200...
10,200...
15 25-32
l5 13-16
4.700...
5.700
700...
1,700...
J
100no not. this ' i
week
16
900
16 1-32
300
16 1-16
100 no not.
27 th
16 3-32 |
200
16 3-82
For
bales.
100.
15 29-82
15 15-18
15 81.83
1,2C0
70U...,
16* 1
16 5-83 I
47,300 total April.
1
May.
cts.
16 P-82
16 5-16
...
6,600...
2,700...
cts.
bales.
April.
7.000
1,090
2,700
600
2,000,
15 11-32
16*
16 13-32
16 7-16
16 15-32
is*
16 17-32
,.tf H6
THE CHRONICLE.
332
bales.
els.
1,U0C
16 19-82
bales.
16%
1,400
16 21-o2
100
17
17 1-32
bales.
100
200
1711-32
17%
2,800
17 1-16
1,100
17 18-32
1,500
17 S-Jtt
17%
700
17%
1,500
1717-32
1.700
16 29-32
1,000
4,200
16 1 5-16
16 81-32
The
17 8-16
1,600
1,800
17 7-32
10,400 total July.
For August.
300
17%
17 9-16
300
17%
17 9-32
17 5-16
600
17 9-16
800
4«0
1,100
17 7-16
17 15-32
H00
700
29,000 total June.
For July.
16 27-32
16%
4,200
3,800
cts.
500
44,600 total May
For Jane.
4.000
16 13-16
cts.
2,700
3,100
bales.
100
100
100
cts.
17 21-32
17 13-16
17%
900 total
For
Aug.
September.
17 1-16
17%
200
tOO
600
100
17%
17 5-: 6
1,200 total Sept.
following exchanges have been made during the week:
7-16c.
lc.
1 l-32c.
% c.
lc.
1 7-lbc.
pd. toexch, 1,000 Sept, for Aug.
800 April for .June.
*‘
“
200 Api il for J une.
“
100 Mav for June,
“
900 Mch. for June.
“
900 Mcli. for July.
The following will show the closing prices each day on the
basis of low middling uplands, for the several deliveries named:
Mon.
15%
Sat.
Frl.
15%
On
spot
March
April
May
,.
,.
,.
June
..
July
15 11-16
15 25-32
16 11-32
16%
179-32
..
AUtf U8t
September....
,
Gold
Exchange....
.
Sales spot....
Sales future.,
..
15%
15 29-32
16 15-33
16 31-32
16 17-32
17 21-52
15%
17%
111%
17%
111%
....
Hl%
4.82%
19,300
an
15
!6
16
17
15%
15 25-32
-
13-16
11-32
27-32
5-16
15 13-16
16%
16%
17 9-32
17 21-32
4 8t%
5,710
21,100
\*«
3,290
19,200
Weather Reports by
Tues.
Wed.
15%
15 25-332
15 13-16
16 5-16
16 13—16
17 7-32
...
17 1-16
112%
4.82%
2,977
17,000
’Thurs.
....
15%
16 1-16
15 25-32
16 5-16
16 27-32
16 9-16
17%
-
112%
Fri.
15%
15%
i7%
112%
16%
17 3-32
17 9-16
17 13-16
....
113%
4.83
4.83
4.83
2.917
14,600
2 329
2,286
17,400
42,500
Telegraph.—Considerable rain has
week, though very much less than
during the previous week. At Galveston it has rained on two
days, the rainfall, however, being only sixty-four hundredths of
an inch.
Our correspondent complains of their having too much
rain of late, interfering with planting and making the roads very
bad; as the week closes there has been a favorable change. It
has also rained on two days at Memphis, the rainfall reaching
ninety-eight hundredths of an inch, the rest of the week being
pleasant; the river has fallen two feet. They had rain at Nashville
the earlier part of the week, the latter part of the week being
clear and pleasant. It rained on two days at New Orleans this
week—heavy showers. At Mobile there has been rain on two
days, the rainfall reaching one and seven-hundredths of an inch.
There has been rain on three days at Montgomery, the rainfal^
reaching fifty-live hundredths of an inch. At Selma it has been
pleasant, with the exception of rain on two days, the rainfall
being fifty-four hundredths of an inch. It has rained at Columbus
and Macon on three days; our Columbus correspondent com¬
plains of too much rain. At Augusta they have had rain on two
days, with the rest of the week pleasant and warm. There has
been three days rain at Savannah, with the days warm and the
nights cold. At Charleston it was cloudy and cold the first part
of the week ; after that they had rain on two days, and since then
it lias been 'warm and pleasant.
The thermometer has averaged
07 at Galveston, 52 at Memphis, 64 at Mobile, 06 at Montgomery!
62 at Selma, 67 at Macon, 64 at Columbus, and 60 at Savannah.
fallen in the South the past
Future Receipts and Total Crop.—In our issue
7,
we
is
more
of March
“ information was quite positive that there
cotton in the inteiior than there was a year ago at this
stated that
our
time,” and although it might temporarily be held back on account
price we could not see how during the remainder of
the season the present excess in the port receipts could be dimin¬
ished. The New Orleans Times, of a late date, referring to this
of the low
estimate of
ours
“On Friday we noticed in this column a statement of the New YorkCiiRONi
that it had received “ positive information1’ that “ there is more cotton
in the interior than there was a year ago,” which is in marked conflict with
intelligence received by our factors. This morning the same matter was
referred to in the editorial columns of the Times. with the suggestion that the
(JunoNicLE should give its subscribers the sources of its intelligence. In this
connection it is only proper for us to add that the statement of our esteemed
contemporary has caused a goed deal of comment in our cotton circles, and
many who have contideuce in the honesty of its editors have no faith in ihe
accuracy of their informants. The crop will undoubtedly prove much larger
than was originally expected, but its actual extent must depend on this very
question of how much at present remains in the country, and the falling off in
the receipts at the ports for the rest of the season.
It js rather remarkable
that, with all the opportunities for the collection of Information provided by
the Cotton Exchange, and the city and country press, as well as by private
correspondence, this question should be involved in so much uncertainty. If
the information received here from reliable sources be correct the crop will
not exceed 4,000,000 bales; if the Chronicle's information be true it will
hardly be less than 4,350.000. The settlement of this discrepancy must have
a material influence on the Liverpool market.”
According to
hat
our
idea, there is
no
little difference between
ing information that is “quite positive” and having “positive
All we desired to say was that our informants were
“quite positive,” or were quite decided in their opinion that there
was more cotton, &c.
We call attention to this difference, not
because we suppose the Times intended to misstate us, but for
the purpose of emphasizing what we really did say.
It is not
our custom to give any opinions, or facts that must be based upon
opinions, in words so absolute and imperative.
But as to the real point at issue, whether our information is
correct or
we
can say is
not, all
that our informants
n the South believe it is, and we have entire confidence in the
information.”
honesty of that belief. Besides it has proved many times very
reliable, and our opinion is it will also prove so this time, th©
falling off in receipts the past few weeks being anticipated by us
when we wrote the item in question, and the floods since, with
the very high rivers at some points, have made the free marketing
of the crop impossible.
But to let our friends of the Times know
just what fountains we draw from when we want information
would not be just to ourselves or to our correspondents.
We can,
however, give some little distinguishing marks by which they
may perhaps be discovered. 1. In the first place they are men
who desire to know the truth with regard to the crop.
Keeping
this idea in mind will narrow down the inquiry considerably, for
there is a portion of the cotton trade that would rather die any
day than know that a crop was going to be or was a large one.
They think they are serving themselves and the South best by
insisting that the supply is short, and prices will go up; hence
much of the continued poverty in the South in spite of the
wealth they are pouring upon the world. 2. Another distinguish
ing mark is that just now, we venture to say, there are none of
them speculating in cotton on either side; they are too shrewd to
like to deal in the uncertainties which hang around the present
market.
Besides, speculation is not their forte. 3. Then, again,
most of them are making money.
One of them wrote us
not long since that he was thirty thousand dollars better off
than he would have been without the facts published in The
Chronicle.
We do not understand what he meant precisely,
whether it was money saved or money earned. It is enough to
know that he was on the up grade because he was not afraid of
reading the truth. Very likely, with these few hints our infor¬
mants may be discovered.
Our Visible Supply Figures.—It will have been noticed that
this year’s increase in visible supply,’Dy our table, has until to¬
night been growing rapidly less for several weeks. Perhaps,
however, it lias not been observed that this decrease is not this
year in American cotton, but in other descriptions, while last
year, during the same weeks, there was an increase in both
American and East Indian.
For instance, in our report of Feb¬
ruary 7, the total supply of all kinds showed 492,431 bales in
excess
of the
total
at
the
same
time in 1873.
If
we
remember
rightly that was the period of greatest excess.
Comparing,
therefore, those figures with last, week’s figures, we have the
following results :
1874.
1873.
,
,
>
End’g Amer’c’n. E. Ind., &c. Total.
Americ’n. E. Iud., &c. Total.
February 6..1,970,712 1,011,750 2,982,402
1,457,031 1,133,000 2,490,031
March 21
982,500 2,976,549 1,580,730 1,258,000 il,838,730
1,994,049
Week
23,337
Incaease
Decrease.
223,699
....
....
125,000
348,699
5,911
29,250
This statement indicates;
cerned, that European mills
so
far
as
American cotton is
con
stocking up more than at this
time last year.
With regard to East India cotton the present
deficiency is not likely to continue, as the movement of that crop,
though late, is now becoming very free ; in fact, our statement
to night shows a considerable addition to the figures for India
cotton afloat.
Of course, if the present comparison were given in
pounds, the supply now visible would compare much more
favorably with last year.
Bombay Shipments.—According to our cable dispatch received
to-day, there have been 21,000 bales shipped from Bombay to Great
Britain the past week and 12,000 bales to the continent, while the
receipts at Bombay, during the same time have been 66,000
bales. The movement since the first of January is as follows.
These are the figures of W. Nicol & Co., of Bombay, and are
brought down to Thursday, March 26 :
.—Shipments tills week—,
says:
cle
[March 28, 1874.
'
1874
1873
1872
Great
Britain,
Continent.
Total.
21,000
16,000
19,000
12,003
16,000
20,000
33,000
32,000
39,000
From the
are
.—Shipments since Jan. 1—,
Great
Britain,
Con-tinent-
Total.
,
Receipts.
This
w*ek.
,
Since
Jan. I
304.000
66,000
194,000 110 000
454,000
267,000
44,000
398,000
196.000
71,000
386,000
264.000 122,000
24,000 460,000
it would appear that compared with last
foregoing
there is an increase of 1,000 bales this year in the week’s
shipments from Bombay to Europe, and that the total movemenUsince Jan. 1 show an increase in shipments of 37,000 bales
year
compared with the corresponding period of 1873.
Gunny Bags, Bagging, Etc.—Trade in bags continues inactive,
the sales being mostly of jobbing parcels. There was a sale made
recently of 150 bales heavy weights at 12|c. There are no light
weights in market. The position of cloth is, very favorable to
holders, the supply being small and the demand from the South
good, induced by low freights. Sales have been made of 2,300
rolls for prompt delivery at 12^@12|c.
Foreign manufacture
has also been in some demand, and some sales have been made.
Of Borneo we have to^report 100 bales at 12£c. cash ; native isr
quoted at 9£c. Jute is in light demand, and we note a sale of
600 bales at 6c. currency. Jute butts are generally quiet; there
is a good supply of the low grades, which can be had at 2.1c., but
good spinning grades are scarce aud firm, with a sale of 600 bales
at 2|c. ca^ii.
Visible Supply of Cotton as Made up by Cable and Tele¬
graph.—Below we give our table of visible supply, as made up
The continental stocks are the
figures of last Saturday, but the totals for Great Britain and the
afloat for the Continent are this week’s returns, and consequently
brought down to Thursday evening; hence to make the totals the
complete figures for to night (March 27), we add the item of
by cable and telegraph to-night.
exports from the United States, including in it
Friday only.
the exports of
March
333
THE CHRONICLE.
28,1874.]
C
Stock at Liverpool
Stock at London
Total Great Britain stock
Stock at Havre
Stock at Marseilles
Stock at Barcelona
1873.
592.000
€84,000
174,500
172,000
188,000
875,500
139,500
764,000
872,000
195.000
185,000
16,000
11,750
53,000
27,000
Hamburg
Stock at Bremen
./
Stock at Amsterdam
StocK at
33.000
Stock at Rotterdam
64,500
24,750
Stock at Antwerp
Stock at other continental ports
18,500
37,000
Total continental stocks
61,000
2.742
12,000
17,000
82,000
Virginia
4,869
1,080
7,627
542, OOC
451,000
1,234,500
1,306.000
1,323,000
India cotton afloat for Europe
American cotton afloat for Europe
269.000
358,000
568,000
596 000.
Egypt, Brazils, &c.f afloat for Europe....
79,000
664,266
93,102
20,000
490,000
89,000
526,045
105,440
8,000
404,000
113,000
397,191
70,967
10,000
3,005,868
2,882,485
Total
European stocks
Stock in United States ports
Stock in United States interior ports
United States exports to-day
Total visible
Of the
supply
This
week.
New Orleans..
Texas
Savannah
Mobile
Florida
S’th Carolina.
N’th Carolina.
409,000
'
American afloat to Europe....
United States stock
United States interior stocks..
20,000
United States exports to-day..
London stock
172,000
344,000
358,000
89,000
Continental stocks
193,000
269,000
India afloat for Europe
Egypt, Brazil, &c., afloat
Total East
..
79,000
..
1,066,500
433,0C0
188,000
267,000
568,000
113,000
1,569,000
1,317,158
8>£@8J£d.
2,832,485
9*@9Xd.
2,886,158
ll@lltfd.
2.897
7,143
139,810
1,002
218
....
60,284
...
1,805
71,432
....
276
20,231
25,349
734,174
13.389 236,032
Total last year.
18,072
676,774
16,172 251,961
•
•
....
•
„
,
•
,
12,107
....
Cotton at tiie Interior Ports.—Below
2,732
2,708
17,127
1,672
284
955
9,008
262
473
1,473
8,493
222
Macon
Liverpool,
steamers
per
Charleston—1To Liverpool, per hark Guiona,
•
•
31,328j
2,436
per
ship N. B.
...
Cornelia and Ger¬
Vanguard, 3.315....
Island
*
1,825 Upland and 877 Sea
Sea Island... per bark Mora, 1,805 Upland
2,033
per
Re¬
bark J. R.
To Fleetwood, per bark Lucy Vick, 853
To Havre, per bark W. H. Jenkins, 2,100
To Bremen, per bark Flora, 1,275
per brig Brazilian, 921
Baltimore -To Liverpool, per steamer Canadian, 740 and 303 Sea
we
....per Park H. L. Route, 1,479
To Bremen, p°r steamer Nurnberg. 736
Boston—To Liverpool, per steamers Batavia,
1,949 14,102
1,104- 9,745
721
10,675
8,921
ire as
5,951
10,928
44,341
7,114
48,283
2,791
6,027
7,489
7,245
20
11,176
13,173
22,781
93,102
818
Island
433 and 200 bags Sea Island
•
•
.
79,619
12,853
1,710
185
14,164
8,700
8,089
2,445
*>75
1,000
2,502
2,851
2.461
1,400
7,792
1,682
8,550
5.350
3.550
4,279
2,196
2,522
736
1,904
1
925
66,125
Total
7,538
particulars of these shipments, arranged in our
usual form
follows:
FalBre- Amfetr. Rot’r- Cron- Re¬
pool. mouth. Havre, men. dam. dam. stadt. vel.
12,853
1,710
135
14,164 3,700 3,089
2,415
. ...
2,002
2,851 2,461 1,400
7,792
1,662
8,550
.
.
5,350 3,550
2.100 2,196
....
4,279
186
2,522
1,904
1
LiverNew York
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Texas
Baltimore
Boston
12,197 105,440
The above total s show that the interior stocks have decreased dur¬
ing the week 9,708 bales, and are to-night 12,338 bales less than
the same peiiol last year. The receipts
than the same week last year.
•
853
2,100
City of Dubliu, 1,271
To Fayal and a market, per bark Fredonia, 1
Philadelphia —To Liverpool, per steamer Ohio, 925..
471
10,997
3,666
2,263 92,897
form, 1,335 Upland
251
594
447
•
— ....
To Revel, per bark Therese, 8,550 Upland
Texas—To Liverpool, per steamer San Jacinto,
2,121
451
...
18,741
Island
:
To Bremen, per bark Msry Wiggins, 2.850 Upland and 1 Sea I4!and..
To Amsterdam, per bark William, 2,461 Upland
To Rotterdam, per bark Constantia, 1,400 Upland
Savannah—To Liverpool, per ships Republic, 2,787 Upland — Lennie,
4,5-8
132
117
825 "
....
6!6
....
1,590 39,615)
To Havre, per ship Juno, 8,080 and 9 sacks Sea
To Revel per ship Uncle Joe, 2.445 .'
To Barcelona, per hark Joven, Marclasa, 675
To Malaga, per bark Planet, 1,000
558
Montgomery...
«
7,569
Record, 3,063... per
per ships Ardmilea, 3,850
Algeria, 2,704
hark Lady Westmoreland, 1,232
To Falmouth per ship Pleidas, 3,700
The
Selma
-
54
....
...
668
.
1,285 54,679
...
...
.
12,296
....
6,182
321
32
....
Total this year
2,555 Upland and 595
March 27,1874—*--Week ending March 28, 73-*
Receipts. Shipments. Stock.
Receipts. 'Shipments. Stock
have been 2,176 bales
Philadelphia
more
exports of cotton
....
....
....
925
46,641
Total
this week from New York show an
increase as compared with last week, the total reaching 14,698
bales, against 10.533 bales last week. Below we give our usual
table showing the exports of cotton from New York, and their
The
19,207
219,818
....
.
and 50 Sea Island
To Havre, per bark Arcadia, 1,626 Upland and 56 Sea Island
To Amsterdam, per ship Pocahontas, 3.550 Upland...
To Cronstadt, per ship-Martha Cobb, 4,015 Upland... .per bark
Week ending
at
721
trude. 100
Nbw Orleans—To
1,317,158
give the movements of cotton at the interior ports—receipts and
shipments for the week, and stock to-night and for the correspond¬
ing week of 1873:
Nashville
1,018 16,639
308
Boyd, 2,246
op
...
113,635
•
•
•
....
8,422
....
Richmond, 1,952.... Algeria, 1,203
strs. Ohio 1,160 — Donau, 400
Palmer, !00....per bark Sebastian Bach, 50
To Amsterdam per steamer Denmark 35 per brisr
ing date of 1872.
Memphis...
....
....
2,701
....
104
To Breman pers
figures indicate a.n increase in the cotton in sight tr>
night of 123,383 bales as compared with the same date of 1874
and an increase of 119,710 bales as compared with the correspond¬
Augusta
Columbus
3,310
.
1,832
Total bales.
These
Movements
37,395
4,332
2,785
New York—To Liverpool, per steamers Minnesota. 2,221 — Teniers,
548....Canada, 2,864....Oceanic, 1,735
Gaelic, 2,330—City of
184,000
404,000
397,191
70,967
10,000
1,303,000
1,579,485
Total visible supply
price Middling Uplands, Liverpool
795
710
.
25
....
last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that por
the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York
we include the manifests of all vessels cleared up to Wednesday
night of this week :
1,939,368
India, &c
Total American
2,656
This
Since
week. Septl.
Since
icle
East Indian, Brazil, dec.—
340,000
23,031
1,853
Septl.
reached 86,125
251,000
1,579,485 •
Liverpool stock
4,035
This
week.
BALTIMORE.
ire
8,000
Total American
Septl.
71,071
36,498
122,663
Since
This
week.
1/78
Shipping News.—The exports of cotton from the United States
the past week, as per latest mail returns, have
bales. So far as the Southern ports are concerned, these are tb©
■ameexports reported by telegraph,and published in The Chron¬
2,886,158
252,000
198,000
490,000
526,045
105,440
654,266
Since
17
North’rn Ports
above, the totals or American and other descriptions are as follows
Liverpool stock
1.129
3.310
philadelp’ia
BOSTON.
Sept 1.
1,170
Tennessee, <fcc
Foreign
American—
Continental stocks
Boston*
the receipts of cotton at New York,
HEW YORK.
70,000
29,000
are
RIOS’TB PROM-
79,000
15,000
15,000
30,000
50,000
81,000
20,000
'
following
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept.
16,OCO
=
70,000
.
The
1872.
1674.
701.000
9
3,700
6,871
7,493
6.H6 1,400 5,350
Included In the above totals are from New Orleans 675 bales
and 1,000 bales to Malaga; from Texas 858 bales to Fleetwood ;
1 bale to Fayal.
Below
direction for each of the last four weeks; also the total exports
and direction since Sept. 1, 1873; and in the last column the
total for the same period of previous year.
we
give all news received, during the
Total.
14,698
25.073
8,914
21,924
9.42S
8,258
1,905
925
5,995 86,125
to Barcelona
from Boston
week, of disasters
to vessels carrying cotton from United States ports :
Ailsa, ship, (Br.), for Liverpool, before reported burned at New
reported, in a telegram dated March 17, to have sunk so that
be raised, and will be a total loss; no insurance. Loss
Orleans, is
she cannot
on cotton
Exports o t Cotton (bale*) from New Yor It since Sept. 1, 1873
$200,000. The A. registered 1,299 tons, was built in Quebec m 1851, and
hailed from Glasgow.
Same
Antelope, ship, Scott, at Liverpool March 6 from Savannah, reports experi¬
WEEK ENDINO
Total
enced heavy gales, during which split lower topsail and bent screw to
time
to
EXPORTED TO
the wheel, being four days without steering gear.
prev.
date.
Mch.
Mch.
Mch.
Mch.
Cwas. A. Farwell, ship, Street, from Savannah Feb. 12 for Reval, was stranded
year.
18.
25.
4.
6 8%
Liverpool
Other British Ports
Total to Gt. Britain
Havre
Other French ports
Total French
Bremen
and Hanover
Hamburg
Other polrts
;
Total to N. Europe.
....
6,896
...
....
466
100
23
589
11.
the island of
to lower deck.
on
13.645
9,800
••
—
12,853
....
12,853
13,645
9,800
....
....
...
....
....
..
.
857
•300
....
1,157
733
^
«
A
»
....
733
Total Spain, &c
Grand Total
....
....
7.485
....
....
14,602
....
880
326,733
307,620
6,234
1,701
2,184
7,935
2,184
17,104
Harmonide8, ship, (Br.), from Mobile,
•3,993
751
483
1,843
21,848
22,238
planks.
Savannah River
which
The
jibboon of the lone H. was broken off driving the end into the cobb
under the cathead, which remained. The lone Held received no other
damage, however, and proceeded to sea.
ship, at Liverpool March 2 from Savannah, reports: February 8 and 9
experienced a severe gale from E. to N., during which a heavy sea
boarded the ship. She was hove down and lay with her lee rail in the
water for fifteen hours; the lower main topsail was blown away, and a
considerable amount of damage was done aoout the decks. 24th, had a
tremendous gale from the westward, lat. 49 N , Ion. 30 W., which lasted
60 hour**, for 36 hours of which time the ship was scudding under bare
poles, with a fearful sea running and the ship’s deck continually
Mosul,
....
....
2,647
2',74:
....
••
2,647
2,741
J
859,168
834.778
1
10,533
14.698
In docking at Liverpool March 7, struck
the pierhead at d drove anchor through two of her bow
Martha Cobb, ship, for Cronstadt, while being towed down
March 17, ran afoul of bark lone Held (Swed,), for Montevideo,
vessel was lying in the stream at Bradley’s mill, with the bow out.
...
135
....
vessel full of water
Elsinore, and the
Part of cargo saved and taken to
remainder will he if the weather continues favorable.
807,240
17,152
4,598
1,710
8pain.Oporto<fe Gibraltan&c
All others
326,733
Anholt, Denmark, prior to March 23;
flooded.
President Thiers, ship (Fr.), Nevassa,
with a cargo of 778 bales of cotton,
fropiNew Orleans Feb. 2 for Bremen,
foundered at sea March 2, The crew
taken off by the bark Bertha fBr.h BuU, from
Ian4a4 at Liverpool March IPr
were
Now Orleans aim
)
,•>
Arajunta, bars (of Windsor, N. S., 763 tons), Mosher, from Savannah for
Liverpool, with 2,380 bales of cotton, struck on inner reef, midway
between Ireland Island and North Rock, Bermuda. March 11, at 6 A. M.
A strong westerly gale was blowing, and the light was sighted about an
hour before the veesel struck, but the inner was mistaken for the outside
reef. She was being lightered on the 14th, and up to that time about 300
bales had been saved dry. It was expected, that almost the entire cargo
would be saved. The bark may be got off with good weather. The water
is so shoal around the vessel that a tug cannot approach within a mile
Ou.lton, bark (Br.),
reported by cable as
lighten before she can
of water in the hold, and will be a total loss. The E. O. is owned by
John Northrup & Sons, of Halifax; vessel and cargo covered by
insurance. A dispatch to the owners says the crew were saved.
Sif, bark (Nor.), Lorange, from New Orleans March 9 for Havre, returned 19th
in distress, having been in collision on the bar.
Catherine, brig(Br.), at Queenstown March 8, from Savannah forUlderwalla,
reports lost sails and spars.
Cotton freights the past week have been as follows :
rather
have been
market
Tuesday...
Wedn’day.
Thursday.
Friday....
^-Rremen.-^— Hamburg.
Steam. Sail. Steam. Sail. Steam.
Sail.
,—Havre.
,
Steam.
Sail.
d.
d.
#@5-16
#@5-16
#@5-10
#®5-16 nom.
#@5-16 nom.
#@5-16 nom.
#@5-16 5-16®..
#®5-16 5-16®..
#@5-16 5-16®..
c.
c.
c.
IK
IK
1#
1#
JK
1#
1
1®.
1
1
1®..
1®..
m..
i®.
i®..
1
1
1
c.
c.
.
peas at $1 94@£1 06 in bond.
There have been considerable
offerings of grain, to arrive in
April and May, but no prices hava been definitely established.
The following are the closing quotations :
Flour
■
.
X
X
X
X
X
from
pool—The market opened quiet and closed dull to-day.
Sales
of the day were 12,000 bales, of
which 2,000 bales were
for export and speculation.
Of to-day’s sales 8,000 bales were
American. The weekly movement is given as follows :
Sales of the week
of which
Mch. 6.
bales. 71,000
Mch. 13.
78,000
Mch. 20.
Mch. 27.
115,000
8,000
5,000
733,000
7,000
6,000
738,000
346,010
79.000
49,000
9,000
462,000
11.000
94,000
13,000
11,000
exporters took
of which speculators took
Total Btock..A
of which American
Total import of the week
of which American
Actual export
Amount afloat
of which American
340.000
74,000
42,000
7,000
457,000
316,000
15,000
713,000
340,000
73,000
310,000
*
Western
51,000
9,000
503,0C0
10,000
518,000
328.000
328,000
Mon.
Mid. Uplands. 8K@8#
Mid. Orleans.. 8K@---.
Tucs.
8#@
8K@8K
...
8K@...
8K®8#
Wed.
Fri.
Thnrs.
8K®....
8 K@8#
8K®8#
8K©.,..
...
brands
Southern bakers’ and fa¬
8K©8#
P#@-...
corn
advanced
Chicago at
Monday to 90@92c. for fair to prime
mixed, and on Tuesday the best qualities were up to 93c., with
prime old mixed at 92c. in store; but these prices checked the
demand, and led to increased offerings for early arrival, and sales
o some extent at
90c., under which prices receded on Thursday
to 89@92c. for fair to
prime mixed. The receipts at the West
and the eastward movement have been
materially increased.
To-day there was a fair business, at 92@93c. for prime new and
old mixed, and
on
94@95c. for Southern white.
Rye has been unsettled. There have been reports of a large
business, but nothing positive has transpired. Barley has been
61®63®
.-.
..
63
65
1 bO® 1 80
1 85® 1 90
1 50® 1 75
1 04® 1 30
as
|
follows
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.——*
1, 1973.
,
1874.
,
For the
Since
week.
Jan. 1.
.
21,
-1873.Since
For the
Jan. 1.
week.
261.449
18,868
36.783
6,047
AND FROM AUGUST 1 TO MARCH 12.
Flour, Wheat
bbls.
bush.
(196 lbs.) (601bs.)
27, 1874
$1 47£@1 49, and No. 2 Miliwaukee $1 53@1 54, with No. 1 Chi¬
cago and Milwaukee going at $1 54® 1 58.
Yesterday the mar¬
ket recovered in both tone and prices, and there was a
large busi¬
ness, mainly No. 2 Chicago at $1 50, No. 1 do. at $1 54@1 55, and
No. 2 Milwaukee at $1 54, but the sales included some 25,000 bush,
inferior Spring on private terms.
Winter wheats have continued
slow of sale.* The receipts of wheat at the West are
again com¬
paratively liberal, but the danger of an inflated currency is stimu¬
lating some speculation, independent of supply and demand. To¬
day, the market opened higher, with sales of No. 2 Milwaukee at
$1 55@1 56, but the close was dull.
Indian
Oats—Black
Mixed
White
Same
time Jan.
,
MARCH
as
made with sales of No. 2
1874.
For the
Since
Jan. 1.
week.
56.412
909,169
93
<
93®
95
1 00® 1 04
60®
61
Flour, bbls.
502,208
39,752
528,489
C. meal, “
2,440
58,152
70,782
.35,291
3,163
950,342
Wheat,bus. 297.100 6,915,920
937,821
351,159 6,563,923
Corn,
“ . 127,800 2,726,938 1,190,027 484,586 2,531,071 93,364 2,993,133
2.048
1,004
210,225
8,646
211,742
Rye,
“ .
2,000
20 724
32,554
386,881
331,462
Barley,&c..
18.625
977
590
Oats
98,150 1,803,693 1,858,276
5,724
31,475
The following tables show the Grain in sight and the movement of Breadstuffs to the latest mail dates:
quite variable. On Monday, there
advance, attributable partly to the decline in ocean
freights, and there was a pretty good business at $1 50@1 51 for
No. 2 Chicago, $1 54@1 54| for No. 2 Milwaukee; on
Tuesday
buyers withdrew or reduced their bids, but holders refused to
give way, and nothing of moment was done; but on Wednesday
were
75®10 00
,
decided
concessions
90®
Southern, white..,.
Rye
BECEIPTB AT NEW YORK.-
The wheat market has been
some
8
Yellow Western
The movement in breadstuffs at this market has been
quoted in our
early in the week,
with sales of very common extras on the wharf at $6; but
latterly
there has been a recovery of tone, with good lines of
shipping
extras in demand at $6 35@$6 40,
against $6 25 last Friday,
though the range is about tbe same. Receipts have been
moderate, but foreign advices dull, and the decline in ocean
freights and advance in gold were sufficient to stimulate the
demand. The upward turn of wheat, however, has
strengthened
the views of holders, and desirable lines of
shipping extras are
really not plenty. To-day the market was generally firmer but
not active, though a few lines of fair
shipping extras sold at
$6 40@$6 45.
was a
7 00®10 25
6 50® 6 75
8 25® 10 25
6 75® 7 75 Barley—Western.,
Canada West
5 25® 5 75
Corn meal—Western, &c. 3 75® 4 25
State
Corn meal—Br’wine, &c. 4 40® 4 50 Peas—Canada
change in the flour market during
the past week, and prices are about the same
last. The tendency however, was downward
15® 6 50
75® 8 25
RECEIPTS AT LAKE AND RIVER PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDINO
Friday P. M„ March.
has not been much
-
6
6
mily brands.
Southern shipp’g extras..
Rye flour, superfine.. ...
BREADSTUFFS.
There
Wheat
City shipping extras.
City trade and family
f cotton for the ween:
Sat.
Spring
do double extras....i..
do winter wheat extras
and double extras
701,000
347,000
67,000
47,000
65® 6 00
6 40® 6 65
extras
.
Wheat—No.3 spring,bush.$1 42® 1 46
No. 2 spring
1 48® 1 56
No. 1 spring
1 56® 1 60
Red Western
1 57® 1 62
Amber do
1 65® 1 68
White
1 65® 1 90
Corn-Western mixed
88® 93
White Western
90®
93
5
ern
Extra State, &c
l
i
l
l
l
Liver¬
Gbain
.
# bbl. $4 75® 5 15
3uperttneStateand West¬
i
.
Liverpool, March 27—3.00 P. M.—By Cable
No. 2
c.
IK®..
IK®-.
IK®
IK®-.
IK®..
IK®..
X
There have been small sales of Canada
unsettled.
was
•
Liverpool.
,
28,1874.
pressed upon the market, and, to close out, lower prices
accepted, sales having been mada at $1 90 for German,
$1 85 for Canada West, and $1 65@$1 70 for Hungarian. Oats
advanced early in the week to 64c. for prime mixed, and 66c. for
prime white, but during Wednesday and Thursday prices declined
lc. per bushel. The higher prices checked the demand, and
O’Brien, from Savannah Feb. 9 for Malmo, is caused freer shipments eastward from the West, which more than
aground at Hoganas, Sweden, and will have to counterbalanced the effect of small current
supplies. To-day the
get off. She is leaking badly aft, and has five feet
of her.
Saturday.,
Monday...
!%
f March
THE CHRONICLE
334:
Eliza
dih.
Chicago...
.
.
-
Milwaukee
,
Toledo
Detroit
.
25,764
11,860
209,064
47,350
26,307
12,250
3,375*
37,2S2
.
,
Total
277,681
4.995
.
Cleveland
St. Louis
42 454
' 125,730
182,167
Corn.
bush.
5.850
172,853
104,891
Oorresp’Lg week,’73. 173,968
577,233
1,096,691
75.311
434,836
261,765
421,766
433,198
637,533
169,455
71,262
238,353
431,716
11
70,831
259,271
153,591
Total An". 1 to date. 4.109,844 57,643,459 33,985,056
Same time 1872-73
3,557,661 36,112,758 38,366,512
Same time 1871-72.. 3.485,329 31,956,113 36,706,779
Same time 1870-71.
3,881,498 32,308,380 18,708,645
•
.
800
-
29,397
73,237
139,747
213.909
138,571
57,378
201,786
28,643
5,617
19,469
20,291
13,705
22,846
11,862
23,410
7,648
71,459
16,485,750 5,556,278 1,446,597
16,241,678 7,859,175 1,384,427
18,314,334 5,729,728 2,305.594
13,167,034 4,866,999 1,218,296
.
*
HyiJ
buab.
•
700
645,987
’72.
”i 1.
’70.
bush.
....
754,819
571,603
“
Barley.
(56 lbs.) (821bs.) (481bs.) (561bs.l
25,850
260,258 233,518
8,037
25,340
16,770
5,015
11,380
65,354
17*^,098
3,060
8,153
10,738
3,550
105,216
Provious week
Oats.'
bush.
Estimated.
of Flour and Grain from tne ports of Chicago>
Milwaukee Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, St Louis and Duluth*
for the week ending March 21, 1874, and from January 1 to
Shipments
March 21
:
,
Flour,
bbls.
Week ending—
March 21, 1874...
Wheat,
Corn,
Oats,
bush.
Barley,
bush.
bush.
bush.
101,558
226,878
508,960
203,832
94,795
407,767
16»,674
185,127
147,083
Corresp’ng week 1873
180,021
301,523
240,320
67.469
319,711
Corresp’ng week 1872 56,436
108,768
60,100
Corresp’ng week 1871
521,730
72,791
30,114
63,493
161,653
133,094
Corresp’ng week 1870
37,787
Total Jan. to date...l ,284,430 7.407,562 2,289,705 1,909,665
Same time 1873
,1 ,004,090 1,582,044 3,053,224 2 186,968
719,682
556,203 5,280,418 1.245,067
605,132
RECEIPTS OF
478,597
495,111
21,
Flour,
At
New York
Boston
bbls.
..
62,965
Portland*
...
.
..
5.195
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Total
10,427
11,453
66.397
13,821
10,690
4.964
12,809
13,850
154,751
884,574
879.460
528,568
206,727
5,565
85.558
200,870
40,985
..
23,671
AND FROM JANUARY 1 TO MARCH 21.
Wheat,
Corn,
Oats,
bnsh.
bush.
283,900
24,650
10.0(H)
3,510
63,500
28,550
127,000
51,308
bnsh.
114.700
84,701
18,000
5,000
111,666
203,000
34,900
10,500
192,905
106,951
....
3.500
187,999
171,375
414,110
703,213
360,252
512,295
439,183
259,689
Week Mch. 7
652,270
224,803
459,712
265,238
Week Feb. 28
207,985
852,300
780,391
276,319
Week Feb. 21
157,384
935,129
804,414
345,283
Cor. week, ’73
600.529
186,462
113,899
403,778
Total Jan. 1 to date. .2,479,911 9,267.125 7,563,621 3,687,015
Same time 1873
.1.652,179 1 843,840 4.978,657 4,066,748
Same tirtfe 1872
.1,384,271 1,163.697 9.004,357 2,483,713
Previous week
Same time 1371
*
31,959
57,805
97,320
FLOUR AND GRAIN AT 8EABOARD PORTS FOR THE
WEEK ENDING MARCH
Montreal
3,583,661
Rye,
bush.
1,198,829
1,403,272
3,237,387
1,117,914
Barley,
bush.
Rye,
bush.
21,600
2,682
3.800
520
400
9.500
1,G00
.....
3-1,682
82,350
400
•
•
•
•
10,150
2,950
18.300
12,180
20,880
40.935
59,010
81.259
'28,505
56,510
1,650
10,579
532,489 333,523
25,752
673,536
47,602
703,124
53,133
18,283
Estimated.
The Visible
Supply
of
Grain,
including the stocks in
granary at the principal points of accumulation at lake and
seaboard ports, in transit by rail and frozen in in transit on the
New York canals, was, on March 21,1874 :
Si
1874.
March 28,
THE
at New York.
at Albany.
Instore atBuflhlo
In «tore at Chicago
In store at Milwaukee
In store
In store
Corn,
bush.
bush..
bush.
1,329,500
359,125
567,058
527,667
222,733
819,700
181,649
7,630
725,759
582,319
5,954
137.115
318,739
73,219
1,000
602 490
196,228
125,000
372,977
226,878
750,000
155,100
102,788
508,960
1,000,000
Total
11,504,565
Total in“store & in transit Mch. 14,’74.11,711,661
..-
“
“
“
86,000
28,202
62,000
80,463
2,555
3,489,672 2,787.569
2,201,219
153,006
8,865
Amount on New York canals
“
Oats,
Wheat,
41.000
In store at Duluth
In store at Toledo
In store at Detroit
In store at Oswego
In store at St. Louis
In store at Boston
In store at Toronto
In store at Montreal..;
In store at Philadelphia
In store at Baltimore
Rail shipments
:
“
<4.
£♦ \1
Mch. 7 ’74.11,773,457
Feb. 28,’74.11,658,255
Feb. 21,’74.It,877,824
Feb. 14,’74.11,400,954
Mch. 22, ’73.7,413,589
6,155,884
6,214,205
'6,433,704
6,150,671
6,246,65:1
7,102,685
'
Barley,
bush.-
106,754
124,000
44,154
866,745
232.558
68,323
23,464
68^684
*950
6,718
19,115
18,620
69,416
98,495
2,551
19,605
54,438
12,130
7,833
19,568
1,150
45,000
25,000
15,000
203.832
84,959
300,000
80,000
2,434,107
2,511,849
775,615
787,231
2,661,570
2.672.533
898,579
901.164
2,778,249 1,032,927
2,835,672 1,220,595
11,658,196 4,085,570 1,218,798
Note.—New York, 51,378 busb. rye; Albany, 41,200 do.; Buffalo, 1,348 do.;
Chicago. 35.916do.; Milwaukee, 60,288 do.; St. Louis, 9.700 do.; Boston, 1,680
do.; *Philadelphia, 1,500 do.; Baltimore, 5,500 do.; railway shipments, 10,427
do*; on New York canals, 80,000 do.; Oswego, 7,261. Total. March 21, 1874,
306,198 do.; March 14, 1874, 293,780 do.: March 7, 1874, 312,618 do.
“
“
“
“
♦Estimated.
Friday, P. M„ March 27, 1874.
Foreign Goods.—The movement has not been liberal, and the
market is in
unsatisfactory state. * The imports are a little
larger than at this time last year, although the requirements of
the market are not so great as they were at that time. Dress
fabrics are mostly in request, and British goods are moving more
freely than French, although the latter are offerd at such rela¬
tively low prices as to cause some inquiry. Black silks sell well,
but fancy dress silks and millinery goods are slow, and sell
mainly through the auction houses. Theie is no activity in any
an
line in^first hands, and jobbers are doing only a moderate business
in seasonable fabrics.
The importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending
March 26,1874, and the corresponding weeks of 1873 and 1872
have been as follows;
ENTERED FOR
CONSUMPTION FOR THE WEEK ENDING
r
—1872
,
Pkgs.
Manufactures of wool....
do
do
do
Miscellaneous
694
Pkgs.
1.424
854
347,162
608,668
1,136
drygoods 337
258,076
74,591
silk
flax
,—— »
\
Value.
$316,027
cotton..1,122
Total..-
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
There has been
prices are maintained on all of the principal makes. Shawls have
sold slowly, and the more unpopular styles are being pressed at
lower prices. Hosiery is quiet at steady prices.
4,143 $1,604,524
1,598
$613,347
677,687
611,265
422,502
5,932
234,467
2,022
1,067
26. 1874.
MARCH
1874
1873
Value.
Pkgs, Value.
1,071 • $474,189
471,692
1,462
745
568,308
1.127
232,355
144,487
1,505
5,910 $1,891,031
12,043 $2,559,268
WITHDRAWN PROM WAREHOUSE AND THROWN INTO THE MARKET DURING THE
SAME PERIOD.
Manufactures of wool
865
,
$383,581
$390,152
949
$351,443
809
645
190,886
844
244,882
do
865
cotton..
233,794
jobbing business doing during the week,
198
278
do
177
silk
296,400
166,456
223,464
and the attendance of retailers has been large. The buyers who
227,943
162.121
759
818
1,017
do
flax
154.485
2,835
53,637
43,015
have been in attendance have come principally from the south Miscellaneous dry goods. 2,481
5,048
40,742
and southwest, and there have also been a few representations
5.644 !$1,018,452
7.797 $1,108,483
5,147 $1,036,066
5,910 1,891,031 *
of the Eastern and near by trade, but the latter have been Add ent’d for consumpt’n 4,143 1,604,524 12,043 2,559,268
9,290 $2,640,590 19,840 $3,667,751 11,554 ! $2,909,483
exceptional. The weather has not been favorable through the
ENTERED FOR WAREHOUSING DURING SAME PERIOD.
interior for a very active spring traffic as yet, and the'1 early as¬
791 $297,903
830
$347,234
Manufactures of wool.... 423
$199,466
386
600
113,664
98.978
do
cotton.. 343
175,150
sortments taken by the retailers have not been broken into to an
112
176
122,159
157
181,979
do
172.158
silk
extent that renders replenishments necessary.
52?
129,987
180,266
629
The financial con¬
408
do
flax
105,345
74
38.743
87,760
36,036 10,181
dition of the country generally is not favorable for a very brisk Miscellaneous dry goods 124
1.890
$696,456
Total.
$602,983 12,416 $972,389
,455
spring business, and dealers are disposed to make purchases only
5,910 1,891.031
1.604,524 12,043 2,559,268
,143
as their wants require.
The effects of the panic of last fall are
7,800 $2,587,487
still felt severely in many sections, and as there are still large Total entered a i the port. *,598 $2,207,507 24,459 $3,531,657
We annex a few particulars of leading articles of domestic
numbers of laboring people out of employment, the distribution
manufacture our prices quoted being those of leading jobbers:
must necessarily be somewhat restricted.
The winter has been
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings.
an
unprecedentedly hard one for the working classes, and
6-4
27#
12# Peqnot
13# Forestdale... 36
Amoskeag A. 36
do
35
8-4
Gem of the Spin¬
9
do
Z.. 33
although their prospects are beginning to brighten with the return
do
40
9-4
dle
36
16
13#
do
..42
of spring, there will necessarily be rigid economy practiced on their
10-4
45
do
12
do
46
17# Gold Medal..4-4
do
....11-4
do
22
33
10
.6-4
do
part throughout the summer. With the return of fall we may look
Pocassct Can.
13
36
9
.10-4
do
32# Green G
do
F 30
for a better fueling, unless some thing unforseen transpire, and a Androscog’nL 36
Gr’t Falls Q.. 36
14
14
FF. 36
do
10#
do
S... 31
9
17
AA 36
do
more liberal trade.
There is little or no complaint of backwark19
do
M.. 38
do
30
10# Pride of West 36
....8-4
Red Bank.... 36
9#
do
11
A.. 32
35
do
....9-4
neBs in collections and the finances of the trade generally seem to
do
33
9
Hallowell Q.. 36
40
do
...10-4
10
be in as satisfactory a position as could be well expected, and as
do
Reynolds AA. 36
10
E.. 36
15
ArkwrightWT 36
36
13
14
j Standard
36
Auburn
36
12# Harris
stable as those of any of the large commercial interests.
do
%
12#
12
Ballou & Son..36
11# Hill’s S. Idem 33
Slatcrville.... 36
do
13
10#
36
do
.30
9#
Domestic Cotton Goods.—The market has ruled rather
do
33
8
Bartletts
86
12#
36
13# Hope
33
9
Howe
36
quiet with agents and the tenor has been for the most part Bates
16
12# Social C
do L
36
10#
Ind. Orch.AA. 36
13
14#
do BB
36
favorable for buyers.
Standard brown goods were marked Bay
Suffolk A
36
do
H dw 36
17
16
Mills
36
do L
36
8#
14
do
CC... 34
down early in tbe week and with them other grades that Blackst’neAA 36
12#
Thorndike B. 36
10#
Boott B
12# King Phillip
36
36
15
bad not previously been revised were lowered until the whole
Tuscarora XX 36 16-17
do
camb. 36
18
do C.
33
10#
23
do
45
8-4
30
36
do K.
10# Laconia
range is down to a fair level at which buyers are more
10
35
do
9-4
32# Utica
28
do R.
7#
do ex hvy.. 36
17#
do
10-4
37#
.
36
do
11#
willing to
operate.
The S
same changes have been made in
25
do
5-4
16
Lonsdale
36
13
4*2
do w.
bleached goods and a general revision of rates bas now been
do
6-4
27#
do Cambric 36
20
17
46
do X
more
.
*v: r
-
.
..
.
..
..
....
....
'
....
....
..
....
....
=.
.
....
^
effected within
lished
a
month.
Had this basis of values been estab¬
7-8
36
...9-8
5-4
27
Cabot
do
do
do
Canoe.;..
opening of the season there would probably
have been a more liberal movement, as consumption would
have been stimulated, whereas, with the high priced stocks Chapman fine 36
do >.
X.. 36
now
in the hands of retailers, prices to consumers will j Clinton CCC.. 36
do
C
36
not be down to a sufficiently low point to create much activity
Davol
4-4
before the season has well worn away. Prints have sold rather
do
42
5-4
do
more freely in the more popular styles, and the market closes
Dwight 1).... 40
Star.. 36
do
strong at the reduction which has been made on all brands. The
do
do
42
market for print cloths has been fairly active at 5£@5#c. for
do
do
45
do cambr. 36
standards and extras. Lawns and percales sell freely at full Elmwood..
36
quotations. Colored cottons are in moderate request, with cot- Fruit of the 36
Loom.
tonades low, but no other essential changes.
33
do
do
42
Domestic Woolen Goods.—The demand from the tailoring and
..5-4
do
at
the
...
..
..
..
..
..
small sales of small
iots of fine cassimeres and coatings have been effected. Prices on
the lower grades have eased off, and concessions are necessary to
effect sales, so that quotations are irregular.
The demand for
heavy weight goods for the clothing trade has been fair from
California, but local and Western clothiers are not buying to any
extent as yet, and will not be likely to operate to any extent for
jobbing trade has been moderate, and
some
months to
come.
The
raw
some
material holds its own pretty
do
do
.
..6-4
100s 36
Lawrence S.. 31
6#
14#
10#
Lyman camb.. 36
io#
16#
22#
23
19
13
16
18
16
18
13#
19
22
27
18#
46
44
42
0
t
2
3.
4.
5.
6.
No. 7.
40
..
do
do
46
GB.. 36
Linwood
Masonville...
Masconomet..
do
Maxwell
..
36
36
36
33
36
Nashua E.... 36,
do
.......5-4
9-4
do
^ do
10-4
Newmarket C 36
do
A 36
do
W 36
N. Y. Mills.. 36
36
Peabody.'..
....
Pepperell.. ..6-4
do
do
do
do
do
....
....
....
....
....
Pequot
Woodberry, Druid Mills
and Fleetwing.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
42
Langdon
.
15
FranklinMfgCo36
well, and there is nothing but the dullness of trade and the
accumulation of surplus stocks to force prices down.
Empress 6 to 12...
Worsted dress fabrics have been in fair request,]and pretty full Pendleton do
11#
12#
16#
38
86
36
34
..7-4
..8-4
8-4
do
do
8#
17#
18
20
27
11#
15#
42
do
13#
21
do
....6-4
....8-4 •. 27.#
do
do
9-4
85#
do
10-4
37#
21
Wamsutta., .9-8
18
do OXX.
36
18
do OHH
36
15
14
12#
17
-
i...
?
14#
18
40
45
.
...
...5-4
do,...
Washington^ 33
Wauregan.... 36
....
12
16
18
10#
22#
27#
24
9
16
do camb.
16-17
14
White Rock.. 36
Whitinsville.. 30
..
s*
11#
30
83
do
Wessac’mc’n.B36
do
H33
82#
Warren A A.. 36
17
37#
Williamsville. 39
18
..9-4
.10-4
.11-4
45
,5-4
22#
.
Cotton Sail Duck,
No. 8
32
No. 9...
30
...
10
USA Standard 28# in8oz. 34
do
9 oz. 26
do
10 oz. 28
do
12 oz. 33
do
do
15oz. 40
Ontario twls. 29 in. 20
do
86 in. i» 25
,
Light duck—
Bear (8oz.) 29 in..
do heavy(9oz.)...
MontRavens29in„
20
23
22
40in... 30
Ontario and Woodberry I Ex
do
,
,
twls“Polhem’s
1 Stark (10 oz)
Cotton Yarn*.
27
42#
45
50
18
9-4
do
10-4
do Nonp.. 36
Waltham X... 83
16
| Sargeanfc
do ... 26
I Fontenoy 6 to 12.. 27
.
IXL
I XXX
6 to 12
do
15
25
27
2a
a
THE CHRONICLE
830
Commercial Cards.
Railroad
Lxhxan, Abraham A Co.,
Lbhmaht. Durr A Co.
Montgomery, Ala.
Nxwgass, Rosknhkix A Co.,
New Orleans, La.
Exchange Buildings, Liverpool.
Lehman
Material, &o.
Factors
59
Contract for
Steel
or
Bails, Locomotives,
merchants,
N
EDWARD F. WINSLOW.
MaJ.
Late Bt.
STREET,
Pres. St.L.A S.E.R’way,
Gen.,U.S.A.
Winslow &
York.
TV
Smith, Baker & Co.,
COR. FOURTH A WALNUT
merchants
Hiogo, Japan.
66X
Pino
E VER
COR
.
Street,
LIES,
York.
new
& Co.
ETT
RAILWAYS,
Heyerdahl, Schonberg & Co.,
,
10
Cornhlll* E. C.* London.
A
CO.*
Steel
Iron Rails.
and
Sole Agents
chandize.
in the United States-for
Samuel
,
Fox A Co.’s
BESSEMER
Olyphant
COMMISSION
&
Co.,
MERCHANTS,
Hons Rons, Shanghai, Foochow A
Canton* China.
Represented
OLYPHANT A
RAILROAD
STEEL
SCOTT* STRONG & CO.*
BANKERS, 36 BROAD STREET.
Thi nominal amount of Bonds authorized to be
issued i n<ier this mortgage is lwenty-flve Millions.
Of this amount SIX MILLIONS are reserved to extin¬
guish or absorb the unsecured Bonds known as the
‘‘New Sinking Fund Sevens of 1882.” and of the
balance but ONE MILLION in amount are now offered
for sale.
TO
THE
HOLDERS
Mobile 6c
OF
Montgomery
A decree for the foreclosure of the m rtgage given
to secure the above mentioned bonds has been ren¬
dered in the Chancery Court of Alabama; and pur¬
suant to the decree, a notice is now being published,
u
COTTONS AILDUCK
And all kinds of
COTTON CANVAS, FELTING DUCK, CAR COVER.
ING, BAGGING. RAVENS DUCK, SAIL TWINES
AC. " ONTARIO” SEAMLESS BAGS,
DltEXEL, MORGAN A CO.,
February 2,18T4.
Agents for the Committee.
L. N. LOVELL.
Borden &
A Safe Ten Per Cent.
Lovell,
merchants,
Mortgages on Chicago
Real
Estate
and. Illinois and Iowa Farms.
AND
These securities, paying ten per cent', legal interest,
liens on property worth in every rase more
General Agents
York.
Brinckerhoff, Turner
& Co.,
the same at Montgomery for Reg.stry within three
month*.
The Committee of Bo-dhoMers are willing to receive
signatures and deposit of bonds hy all i ersons who
have rot already come Into the bondho ders agree¬
ment. A11 bonds aud coupons deposited In accordance
with the agreement will be presen ted for registry hy the
Committee
The agreement can be signed ana bonds
and coupons deposited at the office of
SECURITIES NEGOTIATED.
Co., of China*
104 Wall St., new
BAILS.
WX. BOBDEN.
commission
by
Manufacturers and Dealers
behalf of the Company, by
requiring holders of bonds and coupons to present
consignments of approved mer
on
on
RAILROAD CO.’S FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
OF CHINA AND JAPAN.
Advances made
For sale
31 PINE STREET* NEW YORK.
AGENTS FOR
HEARD
PRINCIPAL DUE IN 1908.
•
66 State Street* Boston*
AUGUSTINE
INTEREST PAYABLE 1st JUNE and 1st DEC.
STS., ST. LOUIS, MO
Negotiate Loans and sell Securities of all kinds.
W
REGISTERED BONDS OF $1,000 AND $5,000 EACH
Report upon, Build, Manage and Equip
REPRESENTED BY
1C.
C6NT BONDS*
PRICE, 95 A ACCRUED INTEREST
•
Tokohama and
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
COUPON BONDS OF $1,000 EACH,
Wilson,
No. TO WILLIAM 8T., NEW YORK.
commission
SECOND
all business connected with Railways*
J. H. WILSON.
188 A 185 PEARL
Michigan Southern Rail¬
way Company
and undertake
AND
SHORE
MERCHANTS*
Negotiate
Bonds and Loans for Railroad Cos.
Iron
LAKE
AND
LIBERTY STREET,
Cars, etc.
commission
Financial.
Jesup & Company,
BANKERS AND
Brothers,
Cotton
M. K.
[March 28, 1874.
are first
Borden
Mining Co.’s
CUMBERLAND
COALS*
AND
RIVER IRON
FALL
WORKS CO.’S
Nalls* Rands, Hoops and Roids^
70 and 71 WEST
ST., New York.
PHELPS,DODGE &Co
CLIFF
STREET*
Between John and Fulton,
than double the amount of the loan, and are as safe
the best New York City seven per cent, mortgages
We make a specialty of these securities, ap4 pay the
as
semi-annually at our office. We fffso buy ami
sell lands on commission in Illinois and Iowa, and
interest
transact a
general Western real estate business.
DAVIDSON A
BEECHER*
26 Broad S reet* New York.
The Canadian Bank
New York.
of
Commerce,
‘‘AWNING STRIPES.”
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Also, Agents
United States Banting
A full
Company.
supply all Widths and Colors always in stock,
no. 142
Doane
CAPITAL,
Tin &
Street.
SILK MANUFACTURERS,
Hartford and South
4TT
TIN*
BROOME
LEAD*
STREET,
SHEET
ZINC*
COPPER*
Thos.
J. Pope & Bro.
Pig
RAILS.
Iron,
COPPER*
merchants
Edward W.
in
CHEMICALS; COLORS; DYESTUFFS,
Ac, Ac,, Ac.
-
$6,001 ;O0 Gold.
-
-
The New York Agency,
and sells
$1*500,000 Gold*
CIVIL
78
Serrell,
ENGINEER*
Broadway* New York.
No. 50 Wall street, buys
Sterling Exchange, makes Cable Transfers
grants Commercial Credits, and transacts other
Banking business.
J. G.
J. H.
AGteNCY
BANK
OF
HARPER, I
GOADBY, l
Agents-
OF THE
BRITISH
NORTH
AMERICA*
Street, New York.
SPELTER* TIN, LEAD*
NICKEL* BISMUTH* Ac.
▲HD
-
MANUFACTURERS OF
292 Pearl
IMPORTERS
No.
52
Wall
Street.
Commercial Credits Issued for use In Europe, China
Japan, the East and West Indies and South America
also Ciicular Letters of Credit for Travelers available
in all parts of the World.
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable m
London and elsewhere, bought and gold at current
rates, also Cable Transfers.
Demand Dtafts on Scotland and Ireland also on
Canada, British Columbia and 8an Francisco. Bills
Collected and other Banking Business transacted.
JOHN BATON, Agent
Davidson 6c
Jones,
BANKERS,
Street, New York.
Branch Offices In Philadelphia and Boston.
AlWLF
nmms mm k
SHEET IRON*
Spelter* Solder* Antimony* dee.
Wm Pickhardt&Kuttroft
No. 23 Cedar
RUSSIA
COPPER* BRASS AND WIRE.
New York.
commission
SURPLUS*-
CHARCOAL AND COMMON SHEET IRON,
Manchester, Conn.
SALESROOM:
-
-
OF ALL SIZES AND KINDS.
PIG
Cheney Brothers,
Roofing Plates,
-
} GeoenH Partners,
Jpccis) Partner*
RAILROADS, BRIDGES
AN® EXPLORATIONS
“SEFFELL’S PATENT WROUGHT
IRON VIADUCTS,”
%W Particular attention given to the examination
P1 ?Rt)»d Wwli lor capitalists iHktuf iuywtwMti
59 and 61
Wall Street.
BUY AND SELL STOCKS, GOLD AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES ON COMMISSION.
Stock* carried on margin. Deposits received, sub*
lect to check at sight,
which 4 per cast to
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