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SATURDAY, MARCH
VOL. la
CONTENTS.
Gold and ite Caates.
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Senator Winalow't Bill in tho
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THE RAII^W^AT MONITOR—
the
of
;
obedience to the law of 1862, drew on the 50 millions of
He
al.so
the law in
complied with
making the issue temporary and in fact the
extra notes were only outstanding a fortnight altogether.
This precedent, as we are assured, was established after a
thorough examination of the statutes by the Judges and by
;
the Attorney General, and
If
we presume,
is
to be strictly followed in all
this
account prove true, the
it
gives them
great quality essential to
fluctuation,
lations,
and
om
when
its
"
little
bulls."
our currency
is
and
in gold
comfort.
The
first
freedom from
exemption from secret manipuarbitrary increase or decrease, such as was
and the second
fi
in,
will expire.
stocks will see that
so
it
parts in future until the certificates are all
force,
For One Year
For Six Months
7h« Chronicle will
city being at that time
money market, presented suddenly at the Treasury, without
notice, a large amount of these certificates for redemption.
The reserves of the Treasury were low and Mr. Boutwell,
its
The CoMMEnciAL and Financial CnnoNiOLK,
to city Buhscribers,
of this
reserve provided for this purpose.
436
®t)s <2Lt)rontcU.
the latest
Commerce
434
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Prices Current
of
by Mr.
sat
want of greenbacks, because of the stringency
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle is
day morning, with
The Bank
in
421
THE COMMEKCLAL TIMES.
Commercial Epitome
CDtton
NO. 405.
29, 1873.
are outstanding, to follow the precedent
Boutwell in the month of September, 1869.
Commercial and Hlacellaneoua
THE BANKERS' GAZETTE.
Money
STATES,
tificates
AtjentB of National Banks.
Latest Monetary and Commercial
RedeemiDg
tho
THE HNITED
namely, that the Treasury has the power, so long as any cer-
THE CHRONICLB.
Th« Ri«o
INTERESTS OF
.
is
by the law of February 4, 1868,
Mr. McCullocn's ill-timed conremembered,
circumstances are well
peremptorily stopped
which
put an
traction.
end
The
to
and their history impartially written by a competent hand,
would be a valuable contribution to the history of our
^F* Tho Publishers cannot be responsible for Remittances nnlesa made by currency. Many of us have a lively, but by no means
D rafts or Post-OfBce Money Orders.
A neat file for holding current numbers of the Chboniole Is sold at the pleasant, recollection of the way in which the currency was
tW
olBce for 50 cents postage on tho same is 20 cents. Volumes bound for subscribers at tl 50. The &rat and second volumes of the Chronicle are wanted
allowed to accumulate, and tha contraction power to be idle
by the publishers.
during the summer months, but no sooner did the fall S9t
in than Mr. McCulloch set to woik to contract the circulaTHE RISE IN GOLD AND ITS CAUSES.
The main topic of the week is the rise in the price of tion. During the autumn of 1867 he continued to contract
gold, which is due to a multitude of causes, both natural and retire his currency, though he was warned of the misand speculative. Among the latter is the report which was chief he was doing, and though the contraction law was
;
current yesterday that Secretary Richardson has issued 2^
millions more of greenbacks.
Similar stories have been
put in circulation almost every day for the
Daring
past
fortnight.
gone up two per cent, offering
tn impressive conim«ntary on the theory which many
this period gold has
permissive and
left
him
full
discretion.
Many
stories
motives which directed such an extraordinary procedure. The most probable w.ss, that as Congress was to meet in the following December, the Secretary
were
afloat as to the
meet ihe National Legislature without
conservative people hold, that tha Treasury can safely bavinc done something under the law of April, 1866, which
be trusted with the power of secret issues of green- started the policy of resumption by which our currency
backs.
As t) these rumors we have made inquiries, legislation has ever since been professedly governed.
nnd learn from responsible sources that several conThese fa:ts and precedents are quite repugnant to the
ferences have been held between the Chief Justice, the sensational rumors of indefinite issues of currency, but they
Attorney General, and the Cabinet that after a full dis- lend additional confirmation to the report of a Cabinet
cussion of the whole question of greenb.ick issues io all its conference, with a unanimous determination to follow the
aspects, a policy was decided upon which commands the precedent set by Mr. Boutwell in 1869, and to regulate the
unanimous approval of the officials above referred tc, as future policy in conformity with it, until some further legis-^
•well as of the President.
If we are rightly informed, this lation is had.
If this view is correct, it would be, perhaps,
hid
no
wish
to
;
decision
is
substantially the
same as we haye ooptended
for,
desirable te have
some
official
statement of
it
publisbetj
THE CHUONICLK
406
The reports
to the country.
that have been so actively put
at length in
must
the law of 17 and 18 Vict.,
laws were wholly repealed
which in the inin circulation have had a bad moral effect,
of the Adfriends
the
finance,
sound
and
business
of
terest
ministration
[March 29, 1873.
maxim
part to the rumors
his
Except the rise in gold, which is due in
above discussed, but chiefly to other and more general
causes, there is little movement calling for special remark.
time the
of Bentham has governed the English law in regard
to the interest of
desire to end.
00, the usury
c.
1854, since which
in
famous
tract
money.
maxim
This
on the " Defence
elaborated
is
in
Usury," and declares
of
No man of ripe years and sound mind, acting freely,
and with his eyes open, ought to be hindered, with a view
to his advantage, from making any bargain, in the way of
that "
of funds in the lo m market is still suftering
from the April drain of currency and of deposits to the in- obtaining money as he thinks fit, nor (what is a necessary
But this drain is not so active as when it first set consequence) should anybody be hindered from supplying
terior.
This
It is now nearly over, and already the him on any terms he thinks proper to accede to."
in a few days »go.
comprehensive principle holds as in a quiver the chief argu.
money market shows signs of greater quietude.
ments which the friends of free trade in money have for
The accumulation
SENATOR WINSIOW'S BILL IN THE SENATE.
three
quarters of a century poured against the
citadel
usury-law-repeal has
policy of
and
the
compromise measures, Senator Winslow's bill of usury
England, in
for the amendment of the usury law of this State has a conspicuous support from the fact that in
else, the
everywhere
Massachusetts,
Weet,
and
in
the
found foes among both parties. The obstructionists comgreatly
has
money
of
spread
of
movements
freedom
in
the
plain that it gives too much ; while the reformers say, with
and
commerce
ot
progress
of
industry,
the
growth
aided
the
enlightened
reason, that it gives too little, and that a more
Like
and
;
all
radical measure
converts
its
friends into opponents, and there
as to
its fate.
these
:
First,
The most important
it
repeals
features of the bill are
May, 1837,
This penalty of imprisonment
is
Even
in
Mahomedan
countries,
bidden under religious sanctions, the
one which
short of imprisonment.
''
The Koran,
where usury
per cent per
vol.
Allah hath permitted selling
is for-
page 50, declares
he hath forbidden
i.,
usury, and whoever retarneth to usury, they nhall be com-
annum
same
to recover the
bill
" no action shall be
that
by any
paid
person, unless
be brought within
shall
the expiration of the time of the loan
we was
law has stopped
civil
important section was added to Mr. Winslow's
maintained for any excess of interest over and above seven
these
believe is not attached to usury in any other nation in the
that while
An
much doubt on Wednesday which provides
$1,000 and six months' im-
penalties have been a fine of
prisunment.
is
the criminal part of the penalties
Since the act of 15th
against usury.
world.
the quietude of the loan market.
would have stood a better chance in
Thus the bill
in the House.
and especially
the Senate,
'
taken, and no person
or
six
action
the
months of
upon which the excess
officer
other than the person
payirg the excess, or his legal representative, shall maintain
such action," Our present law allows four years for the
such
prosecution of
suits,
one year to the borrower, and
three subsequent years to the Superintendent of the
of the county in which
Moreover, as the principal
done.
They shall continue therein for ever. cation by Mr, Winslow's
Allah hath taken away his blessing from usury." In by the usury-pleader but
panions of Gehenna.
Poor
usurious transaction has been
the
bill,
is
protected from confis-
and nothing can be recovered
the interest, such suits will be rare,
France, the habihtde d'tisure, the inveterate habit of exacting
exorbitant rates for money, is punished as a misdemeanor
as they will not pay, and they always paralyze the credit of
the suitor, afterwards inflicting a
loss
to check rapacity, but the offence
judgment
this
modern times except our own has
barbarous penalty of imprisonment and fine
In no country of
ties.
this antiquated,
been kept on the statute book.
there
visited with light penal-
is
;
slow's
but
it
bill, of
For 36 years
it
has remained
has never once been enforced, and
course, repeals
Secondly, the
Mr. Win-
it.
provides that a usurious contract shall
not be wholly void for usury. In this respect it resembles
bill
the usury law of France, which carefully protects the contract and guards the principal sum, while refusiitg to sanction
excessive interest, and allowing such excess, if paid,, to
be
recovered or applied on the debt.
the French law, provides
Mr. "Winslow's
a method
of recovery,
like
bill,
and does
not leave the sufferer to his remedy at common law.
is the purpose of section 3, which enacts as
follows
This
:
Sec. 3.—All bonds, bills, notes, assurances, conveyances,
and all
other contracts or gecuritiea whatsoever (except bottomry
and re
Bpondentia bonds and contracts), and all deposits of goods
and
other tilings whatsoever, whereas and whereby there
shall be reserved, or taken, or aecured, or agreed to be secured
or taken any
greater suni or greater value for the loan or
forbearance of any
inoney, goods, or other things in action than is
above prescribed
shall be void so far only as regards the lawful
interest and the
excess over and above the lawful interest that
was taken or paid
or agreed or secured to be paid, at the time
of making or receiv!
ing or delivering of the bonds, bills, notes, or
any of the ncvunsecurl
ties hereinbefore mentioned.
'
This important rule of law that the contract
shall be protected was partly established by the English
Parliament as
long ago as 1834.
On August 31 of that year the statute
5 and 6 Will. IV, enacted that usurious transactions should
stand in the same category with certain
other illegal contracts.
The documents
arising from them were no longer
but were effectual in the hands of
bona fide holders for
alue. Several extensions were
made of .this principle, till
null,
likely to
be had under
upon him which no
new law could com-
pensate.
One of the most glaring
its partiality for
defects in the present
law has been
Sections 2 and 8 of the
corporations.
new
endeavor to reform some of these inequalities. All
corporations are now forbidden to plead usury by the law of
bill
Consequently any capitalist
April 6, 1850,
usurious
corporation at
rates
and be
may
quite safe
lend to a
from the
For the corporation being estopped from pleading usury can be compelled to pay, and is bound by its obligation.
The bill of Mr, Winslow retains this provision.
But there is a second privilege enjoyed by corporations
penalties.
which that
bill repeals.
We refer to that privilege which
conferred by special charter on
is
certain corporations to lend
at any rates they please, irrespective of the usury laws.
These privileges are done away by section 2, which enacts
that " No person or corporation shall, directly or indirectly,
take or receive, in money, goods, or things in action, or in
any other way, any greater sum or greater value for the
or forbearance of any money, goods, or things in
loan
action than
ures and
The
is
above prescribed, subject only to the
forfeit
penalties hereinafter mentioned."
penalties referred
interest,
and the
1873.
It
is
to
are simply the forfeiture of
all
act is to take effect on the 1st of August,
easy to
opposition
see
why
the
bill
and received so few
awakened such
The friends
votes.
strong
of a total repeal of the usury laws declare that the Senate
would ha-ve given as large a vote or a still greater one for a
bill which swept these mischievous laws from the statute
book altogether.
It has alw^js been claimed by the friends of our usury
March
laws, that
THE CHRONICLE.
29, 1873.]
407
any law, contrived by human legislation, could to blind our eyes to the facts,
or to deny that a •pecie basis,
be effective in keeping down the rates for money, the usury is not »8ure preventive
of monetary striogancy and financial
laws of New York would do it. They have had a patient panics. What the
coin basis does is to give stability to the
trialfor no less than thirty -six years, and they have been standard of
value,8trength to industrial enterprise, and firm-"
found wholly unable to do what they pretead. In other ness to
the financial machinery.
These are very essential
countries, and in other States in our own country, a better qualities,
and cannot be dispensed
if
with
remedy has been
rates of interest.
tive laws
—
down and
tried for putting
This remedy
is
equalizing the
the total repeal of restric-
arguments
member
that
movements of bine to show
capital
the complete establishment of free trade in money, stringency.
subject to a legal rate to govern in absence of any contract.
This
abolition of penalties on the
'.he
—
This cure
usury
oppressive
for
social science has been able to
We
devise.
take
the
regret that
sense of the
the
is
only one which
apply or jurisprudencs to de-
Mr. Winsiow
on
Legislature
did not venture to
this
simple plan for
ending the whole controversy.
last six
as the
months
This question
parly
they suggest
many
we must rehistory com-
siill
all financial
payments are not preventives
of
specie resumption, but
more paper money. To these persons
we would put two simple questions first, how could more
paper money help to cure stringency
and secondly, where
—
asked by everybody,
it
by
its issue to
policy.
so stringent during the
is
and contlicting answers are given to
One
;
But
;
money market been
1
experience and
all
that specie
are we to get this
CAUSES OP EXISTING STRINGENCY.
I
resumption.
view of the case gratifies the paper-money men who
argue that what we want if we would cure stringency is
not
mend
Why
favor o(
in
different
men.
us that the whole difficulty arises out of the
suspension of specie payments ; and that as long as we are
tell
As
paper money
be
to the
made
that the recent stringency
consistently with law and sound
On
is
than outstanding to
the whole
men
say very justly
largely due to the
retirmg of
the 12th of July, 1870,
passed an act authorizing the
nearly
how they would recom-
point, these
first
the three per cents.
1
46
Congress
millions of these certificates
be withdrawn. Under this authority
have been cancelled. The argument is
on the false and mischievous basis of paper money, we shall that the vacuum thus made in the circulation of the country
always be having at intervals these jerks and spasms in the requires to be filled up. To do so new paper money must
money market; which will grow worse and worse, till we be printed ; the volume of our legal tender currency
are driven to contract the currency and adopt stringent must be expanded ; more greenbacks must be issued from
measures for resumption. Another explanation is that Washington. But if our friends will reflect a moment they
will find that what they ask has been done already.
The
there is too little paper money afloat, and that if we
had
very
act of July, 1870, to which they refer, ordered that in
boldly issued more of this precious panacea for stringency,
we should have sufTered less. Again, there are men among place of these 40 millions of certificates 54 millions of NaAll these notes are
us who see in these six months of tight money Ihs inevitable tional bank notes should bo issued.
legal
tender,
and
with
a
few
restrictions
enjoy the same
result of excessive importations.
We
are
exporting too
greenbacks.
Hence they exert on the
and are importing too much.
currency as much power for inflation as so many greenbacks
Finally, we are told to trace the whole of our difficulties
to
would, and perhaps more. What reason is there lor anjthe cessation of the foreign demand for our bonds, and
to
little
the
forced circulation as
as a nution, they tell us,
that
fact
the
conversion
of out
floating
further issues in place
capital into
fixed capital
lions retired
cannot be
bank
has been going on at a dangerous rate, and
kept up unless we can command more capital
from abroad.
we are
suffering the natural con-
sequences in the scarcity of loanable funds
market.
in
the
money
when
certificates
the
46 mil-
notes'?
In reply
This supply from foreign sources being cut
or seriously impaired,
off"
of the
have been replaced by 54 millions of National
we
are told that these
bank notes have increased the
relieve.
Every
dollar of
new
new
issues of national
evil they
were intended to
national bank notes emitted
increases the liabilities, against which
the banks have to
hold 15 or 25 per cent of reserve.
The law of July, 1870»
of opinion, where lies the truth?
Perhaps we may find something true in all. Let us see. thus enlarged the need for reserve in two ways first by
In the first place, there is the resumption theory.
adding 54 millions to the volume of bank currency, and
Its advo.
cates tell us that our six months of monetary pressure
secondly by the consequent addition of a responsive sum to
are
due to paper money; and that, to resume is the only radical the aggregate deposits of the banks. Against both these
new liability an average reserve of twenty per cent
cure, the only preventive of a frequent return of
the strin- sums of
gency here;ifter. Now, we admit, and have often proved, must be held, which would create a new demand for 22
that resumption and specie payments are good and
But the law, while thus increasing the
millions of reserve.
desirable
Amidst
for
many
gency
?
this
conflict
—
But are they a ceitain cure for strincan we reconcile with this claim, the circum-
reasons.
How
stance that our panics of 1837, 1847 and
1857 all came on
while we were on a specie basis 1
ask these men to ex-
need for reserve, cancelled the certificates
we have had no financial
panic whatever during the past dozen
years of suspension,
while under specie payments we used
to have a panic reg
ularly every ten years.
How does their opinion square
with this experience ? Besides,
the course of events in England was similar; for during
and thus dimin
plied.
We
plain on their theory the fact that
;
iehed the material out of which that reserve could be sup
2,
These three per cent certificates, under the act of March
1867, may be counted as reserve by any national
bank to the extent of three-fifths of such lawful reserve.
Within that limitation the certificates were as available for
reserve as greenbacks or coin, while they were more profitable, because they paid interest,
which greenbacks of course
do not. When tha law of 1870 was passed, we pointed out
1797 to the close of the war against Napoleon, there was the danger beforehand which is now so loudly complained
no financial panic whateve- but soon
But all was to no purpose. If the men who are now so
after specie resump- of.
tion, the British money market
was desolated by a finan- bitter in their criticisms of the working of this law had not
the
paper money
era,
from
;
convulsion, and there has been a regular
return of these
1837, in 1847, in 1857, and finally in
1866.
are as warm advocates of a return
to specie
payments as any one of our resumptionists
; but
jt is vain
cial
troubles in 1825, in
We
used a tithe of the energy in
; if they had
preventing the m.ischief which they now consume in vainly
Constriving against it, the bill could have been killed.
been silent then
gress
would
neyw have
passed
it.
But
as these
men
held
THE CHRONICLE.
408
[Marcn 29, 1873.
must be content to reap now the fruit CHANGES IN THE REDEEMING AGENTiS OF NATIONAL B INKS'.
The foUowinj!; are the changes in the Redeeming Agents of
and the monetary machinery will soon read-
their peace then, they
of their silence,
by
just itself
inherent elasticity, which
own
its
But even
rapidly developing.
very
is
it
were not so sure
if there
made
evidence of this recuperation, the mistalte of policy
in
currency
ot the
NAMB or BANK.
I.O0ATJOS.
to lead us int"
must jot be allowed
a more fatal error now. And the flooding
with indefinite issues of greenbacks would
the law of July, 1870,
Maine—
Augne'a
Alaine—
Bath
men where they would propose
National Bank...
Vermont—
Nor
winter.
can thej' look for large issues of
greenbacks from the Treasury
new
tually a
raised
loan
—a
Forjfirst such issues are vir-
t
loan raised without interest
bad
in
Such a loan by the issue of greenbacks cannot be
made without law, and no such law has been passed since
the war.
But, secondly, the Supreme Court has invariably
credit.
held that the greenback
issues are
unconstitutional except
during war-time, and that even Congress
itself
For
poses.
eight years
we have been
has no power
and for war pur-
to sanction such issues unless during war,
During
peace.
at
Royalton
facts stated elsewhere,
money
issues of paper
clear
is
it
this argument, and
(hat
indefinite
are as impossible as they
would be
mischievous.
But we must pass to the third class of financial reforraere.
They say our great want is solid capital. They think
that what our stringency arose from during the last six
months was not so much our slow progress towards specie
payments, still less would they attempt to remedy the
trouble by new issues of paper money.
The difficulty, as
they understand
ference
;
Catcst iHoitctarM anU (ttominercial QEnglial) Neroa.
RATES OF BXGHANOB AT I^ONDON, AND ON
AT LATEST DATES.
EXCHANGE AT LONDONMARCH 14.
has
favor
among
up by the exportation
these
securities.
fallen
our
aro
But
off
government
since
for
inliO
grip if
fers,
it
Bliort.
3
Berlin
Frankfort
Naples
90 days.
from
known
much
well
seem
bonds
of
Wall
street.
And
These
of this capital
would invest
however, to lend
itself in
itself
bills
we
bonds
at
the
causes,
less
last year.
in
•
The
represent f^^reign
should have a surer
as formerly,
00 days
loo.'io
(i.SOJi
119%@119«
short.
118^
©48^
60 days.
.
h
pre-
in these foreign
Mch.
14.
short.
Mchl
14.
Feb.
21.
60 days.
90 days.
Jan. 14.
Feb. 1.
Feb. 9.
Valparaiso
..
Singapore
Hong Kong...
Shanghai
Ceylon
60 days.
Bombay
60 days.
4«. 6rt.
4*. 5rf.
Mch'. '7.
U. lOUd.
Mch.13
Mch.
....
U.
Is.
lO^id.
10-^d.
Mch^
Mch.
1 p. c. dis.
...
1
2iiK@«7
45
26>,'
6
mos.
13.
4«. 5),'(«.
5s. lO^ii.
6mog. U. 115-16
6
12.
mos.
3mo8.
12.
97;,'
I
LFrom onr own correspondent.
1
London, Saturday, March
"Though
28.70
108
ana
49^
Jan. 27
. •
.
and
bonds,
25.43
3mo8.
52%(a53
®29.20
©29.20
©29.20
,
Pernambuco
12.05
25.a7>i
2.1. 0,i
.®26.80
29.15
29.15
29.15
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Buenos Ayres
short.
3 moB.
short.
3115-16@321-16
.
New York....
14.
ll.J7X@!!.22>tf
6.24'i@6.25
48
Genoa
Mch.
23.37«@25.4T>f
months. 55.75
St. Petesflburg
Cadiz
Lisbon
Milan
®!32
121
months. 25.67><a25.72
20.4H ©20.53
bonds.
cf
consequence of this sl*ck demand for our securities abroad
has been to introduce an unusual amount of floating bills of
exchange
3
Vienna
Alexandria
railroad
railroad
the Syndicate operations
floating capital.
LATEST
DATE.
short.
.
Paris
Paris
years past prodigious amounts of Madras
Dalcutta
have exported much less, and the dif- Sydney
been made
has
our
a short supply of floating capital.
.
I.ONI>OM
KXCHANGB ON LONDON.
TIHB.
for
we
goods,
demand
lies in
imported
Prominent
government
and
it,
Natlona.1 Baukfu.
Bank organized since the
the only National
is
inst., viz.
OS-
From
York.
Offlciul No.
2,095— The First National Bank of Centreville, Mich. Authorized capital,
$50,000; paid in capital, $35,000. C. T. ChafTee, President Edward
Talbot, Cashier. Authorized to commence business March 2'i, 1873.
new currency could
be authorized by Congress, or issued by the
'aw of July 11, 1862, provides.
foreign
New
of Chicago,
the Import-
and Traders' National Bank of
The First National The Third National Bank of St. Louis,
Bank
approved in addition to the Park
National Bank of New York.
New
Toe only exception to this prohibition is the redemption of the war obligations represented by the three Amsterdam
Antwerp
per cent certificates now nearly extinct, and for them the Hamburg
We have
era'
The following
20th
of the Commonwealth of Boston, approved in place
of the National Bank of Redemption
of Boston,
Na- The Hanover National Bank of New
York, appioved in place of the
Fourth National Bank of New York.
Na- The Fourth National Bank of Cincin-
The Richmond
tional Bank
nati, approved.
The First National The Third National Bank
Bank
approved in addition to
Palmyra
Treasury.
from the
The Lime Rock
tional Bank
Miesouri —
that whole period not a single dollar of
constitutionally
of Royalton
— a loan
a method known only to governments
in
York, revoked.
The National Bank The National Bank
might ask these
to gel the new paper-money for which they clamor? Surely
Rhode Island—
they would not get it by enlarging the bank issues. For
Providence
on their own showing these issues are excessive already, IndianaRichmond
and are to blame for part of the bank expansion and weak Michigan—
n«5s which hare caused or exaggeratedjthe monetary trouble
of the past
BBDBBHIN8 AOBNT.
The First National The Suffolk National Bank of Boston,
Bank
approved in place of the First National Bank of Boston.
Th«
Sadadahock The Fourth National Bank of New
certainly be the
worst mistake of the two.
We
Banks
approved
since
the 20th inst.
These
weekly changes are furnished by, and published in accordance
with an arrangement made with the Comptroller of the Currency :
National
1 5,
1873.
by some, tlie Directors cf the Bank of
England have made no change this week in their rates of discount, and the minimum quotation still remains in consequence
at 3^ per cent.
There has been a full average demand for
money, and no accommodation has been obtainable under the
Bank rate. It appears, however, that the commercial demand
continues [to subside, and this appears to be one reason wliy no
advance has been made. The position of the Bank is a satisfactory one, the proportion of reserve to liabilities being somewhat
over 43^ per cent. The latter have increased during the week,
but the circulation of notes has diminished, and hence there has
been a corresponding improvement in the reserve. The demand
anticipated
and thus constitutes a very important element of
gold for export continues strong. Germmy has not taken
the money market as well as in for
much, the principal exports having been to Portugal and Japan
the Gold Room. There is much of truth in this view of
It is believed that the money market will continue easy if a
the case, but we doubt whether the aggregate of foreign
settled form of government is created in Spain without revolution;
capital thus lending amounts, as is pretended, to 70 millions but if that should not be the case, some financial disturbance
of dollars.
At any rate, we are near the period in which may arise, more especially in Paris, as some large operations have
the prolonged stringenc.v, which has so long reigned over of late been executed between French financial houses and the
our money, may be expected from natural causes to relax late Government of Spain. The quotations for money are now as
bills,
possible disturbance to
its
pressure.
tion
than
In a few
now
weeks we
to estimate
follows
shall
the real
be
in
a better posi-
magnitude
of
this
disturbance of monetary quietude, and to forecast
the extent of the danger \i th; salens iij the future.
possible
Bank
Per cent.
rate
Opeu-market rates
30 and 60 days' Mils
3 months' bills
ax
!i\^®
4
6
4
months' bank
months' bank
and 6 months'
Per cent.
3J<@4
4.^®.
4>i@5
bills
bills
tr.ide bills.
.
3)<@
The rates of interest allowed by the joint stock banks and dis
count houses for deposits are subjoined
March
29,
THE CHRONICLE.
3J
L-.4
Percent.
Joint stock banka
Discount honses at call
Discoant liouaos with 7 days' notice.
Discoant liouaes with H days' notice.
The following
I
as'
I
406
Rose, are the trnatees, solely to American necurltiea, and tlie aame
noblemen and gentlemen have consented to become trnatees for
the investors. Tlie undertaking is called " Tho American Invest,
ment Trust;" tho
certificates will bear
per cant Interest per
be issued at £95 per £100 certiflcates, and will b»
Bank Open
Bank Open. redeemed by annual drawings at 105. Ag soon as the whole of
rate, market,
rate, market
the certificates have been paid ofi' each investor will be entitled
per cent, per cent.
per cent, per cent
Paris
Lisbon and Oporto.
7
7
5
iH
to a pro rata share in the balance remaining. These trusts have
Amsterdam
St. Petersburg
proved very popular in this country, and there have, in conseHamburg;
Brussels
Berlin
Turin, Florence and
ax
quence, been numerous imitations.
Frankfort
Home
5
6
UK
„
Vienna an d Trieste ....
Bremen
4
The following statement shows the present position of the Bank
8X
Madrid, Cadiz and BarLeipslg
of England, the Bank rate of discount, tho price of Consols
celona
Antwerp
3X
8X
JJThere having been a tendency to improvement in the price of the average quotation for English Wheat, the price of Middling
Monday in this market, tho foreign exchanges have somewhat Upland Cotton, of No. 40 Mule Yarn fair second qualit]
improved. There is a steady demand for gold for export, and and the Bankers' Clearing House return compared with tha
silver and dollars support former prices.
The following prices of four previous years
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
18TS.
bullion are from the circular of Messrs, Pixley, Abell, Langley
Circnlatlon, Including
£
£
£
£
£
& Blake
bankpostbilis
23,183,992 22,3(14,130 23,6«4,551 24,680.393 2S,133,M)t
are the quotations for
money
at the leading Con-
annum
tinental cities:
,
,
.
;
will
.
:
.
GOLD.
8.
d
B. d.
Bar Gold
per oz. standard, last price. 77 9K® ....
BarGold.flno
per oz standard,
do.
77 9Ji@ ....
Bar Gold, UeQnable
per oz. standard,
do.
77 Uki® ....
bouth American Doubloona..«
74
per oz. 73 9
United States Gold Coin
oz.
none
here.
16 i
76 i}(
per
@
®
BILTZR.
B.
d.
UK®
8.
d.
Bar Silver, Fine
per oz. standard, last price, i
Bar Silver, conUiining 5 gte. Gold, per oz. standard, last price 5 OX® ....
Fine Cake Silver
no price
per oz.
Mexican Dollars
per oz., last price, new, 4 IIH old, 5 2>f
Five Franc Pieces
none
here
per oz.,
....
@
The
shares.
stock markets have been dull, especially for British railway
lu those securities, however, the Investing public stiil
have confidence, notwithstanding the recent heavy fall. Tho
"bears" have maintained for some time past that itf«a /(beholders
were laige sellers of stock, but the fortnightly account, settled
Public deposits
Other deposits
7
20-i,757
11572,757
10,064.UV2
17,9?3,801
securities. 14,126.537
securities
19,349,.362
16.693,273
13,795.214
19,760,353
20.751.2.37
Government
Other
Reserve of notes and
coin
13,227,aCS
10,398,187
and bnllion
Coin
23,709,607
13,794,570
13.11i,9P»
18,414,865
13.968,444
22,401,839
15,914.168
lS,tI6,SU
I3.aeO,aS
24,390,018
13,605,614
15,031,818
23,094,274
24.773,«3
in
both departments.... 18,119,122
Bankrate
20,174,915
3 p. c.
3p.c.
Consols
.,
48s. lOd.
12d.
Sl,809,8«5
Sp.c.
MXd.
98d.
93)id.
Price of wheat
Mid. Upland cotton
U.195,41S
408. 9d.
jl>id.
53s. 8d.
7?id.
3 p. c.
92Jid
3>< p. c.
92Kd.
65s. 5d.
55s. 8d.
1«.
5-18d.
9>fd.
No.40 mule yarn fair Sd
quality
Is. 2Jid.
Is. 3Xd.
Clearing House retnm. 78,360,000] 82,630,000
A new
18.3d,
Is. O^Jid.
Is. 4d.
88,944,000
88,690.000
90,3*7,000
undertaking, called the Direct United States Cable
pany, limited, has been introduced to public notice this
The
Comweek
shares of £10 each, and the
from the coast of Ireland to that of
yesterday, disclosed quite the contrary, the supply of stock New Hampshire. The cable is to be constructed by Messrs.
being unexpectedly short. The public fail at present, therefore Tiemens Brothers, who have undertaken to have it prepared by
May 1, 1874, with a view to submerge it in the summer of that
to perceive a better and sounder investment for their money
The foreign market has been comparatively firm, and on the year. The board in London and the council in New York comwhole the changes in prices have been favorable. United States prises names well known to the commercial world, and if the
Government bonds have been firm, and amongst American rail- scheme is successfully carried out, the management believe that
road stocks a prominent feature has been a demand for the secu- they will be able to afford the public greater and cheaper facilirities of the Atlantic and Great Western undertaking.
Erie ties for telegraphing. The Great Western Telegraph Company,
shares have been firm, and the tendency has been upward. The however, came to nought, the board of that undertaking having
following were the closing prices this afternoon of consols, and tha been induced to persuade tlie shareholders to consent to transfer
the cable to a South American company, a course which has been
principal American securities
Consols
United States Bpercent5-20 bonds, ex 4-6
do
2d8erie8
do
do
do
do
92X®92Ji
92Ji@ 'i)2?J
91>i@ 91Ji
93Jj© 13%
93li@ 9S%
18(i5i88ue
18B7i88ue,
@
5 per cent. 10-40 bonds, ei 4-6
89
8i!>i
5 per cent Funded Loan, 1871, ei 4-6
90>5@ 90Ji
Atlantic and Gt West., 8 per cent. Debent's. Bischoffsheici's ctfs. .61 ©6.3
Ditto Conat)Iidated Bonds, 7 per cent., Bischoffsheim's certificates. 56}^® o7>i
Ditto l8t Mortgage, 7 percent bonds
80X® 81
Dittoed Mortga-.-e, 7 per cent bonds
xd 73>f@ 74>i
Ditto 3d Mortgage
46
47
ErieSliares, ex 4-6
Ditto 6 per cent. Convert ible Bonds
Ditto 7 per cent Consolidated Morigage Bonds
Illinois Central Shares, $100 pd., ex 4-6
liiiuoisand St. Louia Bridge, let mort
Louisiana B per cent. Levee Bonds
Massachusetts 5 percent, sterling bds, 1900
New Jersey United Canal and Rail bds
Panama Gen. Mort. 7 per cent, bonds, 1897
Pennsylvania Gen. Mort. 6 per ct. bds, 1910
Virginia 6 per cent, bonds, ex 4-6
'.
©
!.„..!.!. id SS'i©
5.3>i
xd 96>J® 97X
xd 95
95V
@
96X®
97>,i
100>i@101>i
40
45
92
101
96
97
4*
®
@ 94
®103
@ 97
©93
@ 44
Messrs. Bischoflsheim & Goldschmidt are inviting applications
for $0,250,000 being part of an issue of $13,250,000 ol the new
York Boston & Montreal Railway Company. The bonds are to
bear 7 per cent interest per anaum, and the price of issue is 80
per cent at 4s. 6d. the dollar, or £180 per $1,000 bond. The rail
way is a consolidation of five lines between New York and Boston and Montreal, extending in all to 350 miles, of which 200
miles are now in operation, 56 will be in working order by June,
and the whole is intended to be completed during the present
year. The Erie Railway Company, considering the alliance
indispensable for its connections with Boston and the manufacturing towns of New England, have, it is stated, entered into
working arrangements with the company for fifty years, and a
large local traHic
anticipated, especially
on the portions of the
of the first mortgage
bonds is not to be issued till the main line between New York
and Rutland is open for traffic, and a net revenue nearly double
the amount necessary to cover the first mortgage interest is
anticipated. Besides the first mortgage bonds, the capital of the
line adjacent to
is
New
company comprises
$15,000,000
common
York.
The balance
$12,750,000
second
mortgage bonds, and
stock.
has been decided to apply the principle of the Foreign and
Government Trust, of which Lord Westbury, Lord
E. Cecil, Mr. O. M. W. Sandford, Mr. Q. W. Currie, and Mr. P.
It
Colonial
capital is £1,300,000, in 65,000
proposal
is to
submerge a
line
agreed to. Is a like fate awaiting the present undertaking, may
well be asked. Already strenuous opposition has been offered to
the present undertaking, and the Times, as usual, is quite convinced that another undertaking cannot pay. It is said that the
lines are not even now fully occupied, and that further cables are
only so much waste of capital. But is it not clear that the number of messages would be largely increased if the charges for
transmission were less. Considering tlie vastness the trade be
tween England and America, and that the two countries speak the
same language, the intelligence transmitted by wire is little more
than trifling. With lower rates there would be a very large in.
crease in the number and length of messages, and an equally
Satisfactory dividend to tho shareholders. I recollect, some years
ago, attending a meeting of the Atlantic ,Telegraph Company,
and I particularly remember Sir Curtis Lampaon opposing tha
reduction of the tariff of £1 per word. He strongly maintained
would result from a lower
was madness. Since then telegraphy
that no dividend to the shareholders
tariff,
and that to reduce
it
much developed
that to the mercantile classes it Is as
should be made as cheap as possible.
The highest dividends of the existing companies have been distributed at a time when the tariff was the lowest, simply because
the lower the charge the greater the business and the Jirofit.-
has been so
necessary as the post, and
it
The following letter, written by Messrs. Lester & Co., of Manningham Mills, Bradford, will give your readers an excellent idea
of the effect of the high price of coal
upon our trade
:
" In March, 1873, we were paying for best Barnsley engine coals
Cs. lOJd. per ton of 21 cwt., with an additional Is. 9 J. per ton for
are now paying 19s. 5d. and Ss. leading for a very
leading.
inferior slack to Mr. J. E. Mellor, of Bradford, who procures it
from tho Wooley and Sharlston Collieries. Our total consumption being about 17,100 tons per annum of 300 working days, the
difference in price to us is about £10,936 i7s. 6d. for the year,
which no fair trade can stand, but which tends to drive it out of
the country. MlUowners have forried companies in Manchester,
Leed.s, and other towns, to procure their own coals, and we are
We
about to do the same, having reliable inlormation that the best
coals in several mines in the West Riding are got out of the pit
at a cost of 43. l^d. per lon net."
The trade for cereal produce has been quiet, but the French and
American markets being reported
firm, the quotations
have been
410
THE CHRONICLE.
V*
[March 2 i, 1873.
A
want of animation, however, is apparent,
N. C.)...Vcwt.
and millers are in the hope that with the re^opening of ihe navi- Roeln(com.
"
ane
oleam(rcllned)....flgal
gation larger supplies will come. The weather is scarcely dry Petrol
e
(spirits)
land
the
fallen,
has
rain
though
little
enough for sowing for
TaUow(American)...» cwt,
has keen for so long a period in a wet state that a somewhat pro- Cluverseed (Am.red).. "
steadily supported.
traded period of dry weather appeared desirable. Vegetation,
however, is still kept in check, and this is unquestionably a favor-
d.
9
16
"
Spirits turpentine
The following statement shows the imports and exports of
cereal produce into and from the United Kingdom since harvest,
from September
week, compared with
to the close of last
1
the corresponding periods in the three previous years
IMPORTS.
cwt. 25,72.3.997
2S.8Sl,.'Vi.3
16,924,197
9,111,302
4,961.758
722,379
1,313,980
6.464,W)1
4,812,028
451,609
1,888,034
10,117,936
1,747,415
4,13'',214
'.V.
11817,873
3,768,201
Floor
4,ina,2,S7
407,4!I8
858,147
8,31-2,681
8,396,325
EXPORTS.
Wheat
cwi.
119,625
6,566
1.326
Barley
OaU
Pes»
Beana
Indian Corn
Flour
1,988.931
12,017
1,456,2.53
33.1.25
79,5K
670.051
35,488
6,916
54,763
1.164,406
4,4.'il
6,(M!I
732
2,435
1H.552
11,991
39.922
]a,*9
131,763
11.8K5
46,664
8,700
1,170
12,357
10,160
44
3
Toea.
Wed.
8. d.
«. d.
B.
9
16
9
16
14
14
42
42
42
42
42
6
14
d.
9
16
14
14
8
Oil Markets.
Mon.
Sat.
£
d.
B.
Un8'dc'lce(obl).?ltn 10
14
14
42
42
44
S
3
— Linseed
Thar.
Frl.
8.
d.
8.
8
16
9
8
16
42
8
14
14
14
15
3
42
42
44
42
44
oil
d.
has advanced
£
B.
10
5
Wed.
TueB.
d.
£
8.
10
d.
£
8.
10
d.
Thur.
£
Frl.
£
d.
646
646
646
646
64
6
9agar(No.l2D'oh8td)
onBpot, «cwt
32
6
.'He
32
32 6
32 6
32
6
oil.. ..
00
ton 94
"
"
40 10
32 10
00
94
40 10
82 10
00
94
40.10
32 10
94 00
40 10
32 10
5
b.
S
6
10
8. d.
Uaseed (Calcutta)....
»
5
5
5
64
Linseed
1869-70.
24,694.380
4,281,179
6,541,642
733,130
996,171
11,098,725
3,592,196
18':0-71.
1871-7S.
ISTS-IS.
Wheat
8
Mon.
Friday.
Sperm oil
Whale oil
:
42
42
London Produce and
OS. since last
able feature.
BarleY"
0«t«
Pea,
Bean*
IndlanCorn
e.
14
"14
;
viz.,
Sat.
10
6
94009400
40 10
32 15
40 10
32 16
COMMERCIAL AND M[SCELLANEOUS NEWS.
—
Imports and Exports for the Webk. The imports this
week show an increase in both dry goods and jreneral merThe total imports amount to $10,997,725 this week,
chandise.
against |5.974,593 last week, and $9,404,893 the previous week.
The exports are $5,260,047 Shis week, against $4,068,273 last
week, and $5,398,314 the previous week. Tlie exports of cotton
the past week were 9,300 bales, against 9,713 bales last week.
The following are the imports at New York for week ending
(for dry goods) March 20, and for the week ending (for general
merchandise) March 21
rOBElQN lUPORTB AT NBW YCBK TOB THK WVEK.
were brought to a close last
The
night. At one period prices showed a decline, as compared with
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
$2,61R,ii98
$4,2:»,558
the November and December sales, of lid. to 3d. per lb., but Dry (foods
$2,987,416
J1,729,48:J
merchandise...
3,199,469
4,962,509
8,974,984
8,010,312
General
"
There is
there has since been a recovery of ^d. to Id. per lb.
•4,928,952
»8,21 -3,542
Total for the week.
$7 580.607
J10,997,7-:8
no doubt," remark Messrs. Hoare & Hudson, " that the high price
73,691,278
89,347,573
50,2*3,904
94,737,118
Previoasly reported
of coal has been one of the leading causes of the unsatisfactory
$81,271,885
$97,561,115
$105,734,846
Since
Jan.
1
161,212856
result of the present sales. Manufacturers assert that no fair
In our report of the dry goods trade will be found the imports of
and legitimate trade can be carried on so long as the charge for
dry goods for one week later.
fuel is BO high, and it is clear that unless the price of coal is
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive of specie)
largely reduced, they must either buy their wool cheaper, or sell from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
their goods dearer, in order to secure a reasonable profit. And it March 25
EXPOBTB niOM HBW YORK FOB TBB WBBK.
that while these matters are adjusting
public sales of Colonial, wool
is also
:
evident
themselves,
manufacturers will prefer to restrict their purchases of the raw
material with a view to produce enough to meet only the more
urgent wants of customers. It also appears that foreign buyers
had but little inclination to operate largely, and that their transactions were only augmented when the heavy fall aiforded them
Fortheweek
Previoasly reported
Since Jan.
1870.
1871.
1872.
$3,559,558
$4,441,092
55,514,a30
$4,078,234
48,937.989
187S.
$5,260,047
53,766,562
$59,955,122
$53,016,223
$59,026,609
37,826,3-25
$41,885,883
1
The following will show the exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending March 23, 1873, and since the
beginning of the year, with a comparison for the corresponding
the opportunity of effecting profitable purchases. The quantity
estimated to have been bought on foreign accoint is 40,000 to
date in previous years
March 18— Sir. City of Antwerp, Liverpool:
45,000 bales."
Silver bars
$192,650
March 19— Str. Parthia, Liverpool
Silver bars
324,686
Eusltah Market Iteports— Per Cable.
Thedr.ily closing quotations in the markets of London and Liverpool for (he past week have been reported by submarine telegraph
as sliowii in the following summary:
London Montv and Stock Market.
at
an advance
The
—American
securities
March
Hamburg
and
is
ampton-
Bank
England has decreased
of
Same time
Mon.
Oonsols for money
account
92Ji
b
n%
D. S. 6b (5-30B,)1866,old.. -3
94
93Ji
1867
^
U. S.IO-Wb
H
New 69
The daily quotacions
fort
Wed.
Tae§.
92^
32>f
<t2%
9a«i
94
89V
89Ji
91
91
ny.
94>i
933i
89J<
937i
89X
91X
90%
9.3?/
Gold
Mch. 15—Str.
burg
Gold
.„
„
Flonr (Western)
¥ tW
Wheat (Red W'n. Bpr)..|l ctl
"
(RedWinter)
"
" (Cal. White club) "
Com
(Went, m'd)
Barley (Canadian)
$
11
12
2
11 10
II
quarter 27
6
36
82
bush
Oat8(Am. ACan.)...,^ bush
Peas(Canadiaa)...V Quarter 40
![B
Liverpool Provisions
e.
28
12
d.
6
d.
28 6
11
2
12
9
d.
Liverpool Produce Market.
common
.etroleam,
rosin
and
3
B.
82
d.
6
.
61
37
38
73
Tne«.
B.
82
61
9
37
89
—These
spirits turpentine,
73
d.
6
Thnr.
d.
28 6
s.
dulj
11
Ho
12
2
11 10
12
2
11 10
13
28
28
27
40
40
40
36
32
B.
82
61
37
89
73
1872
1871
1870
Thur.
g
Frl.
8.
d.
8.
6
6
6
82
6
6
82
62
SS
33
73
61
IS
89
73
d.
cey, Aapinwall
500
Gold
14,522
Silver
7,.323
$35,196
606,695
1,
1873
$641,891
Same time
in
$5.35.619 11869
.-
;
2,748,378 1868
3.931.813 11887
—We are in receipt of the sixteenth annual circular of
6
6
Thomas Denny &
9
prices close at a decline
and an advance in
5,.364,804
»8,611,712
1,126,015
408,138
—We
3«
3S
(1.
6,068,603
4,392.526
have just received a copy of "The Statistieql Annual,"
published by the New York Daily Bulletin Association, and take
pleasure in noticing the large aojount of valuable commercial
statistics contained in it.
The volume aims to give a review of
the trade movement in every leading article of commerce for the
year 1872, together with the prices of gold, exchange, etc., and an
examination of its contents shows that the book is so full of useful figures concerning the various branches of trade in the United
States during 1872, that it will be a most welcome volume in the
office of the merchant, banker or editor.
a
9
and pork
declined,
Wed.
11
$14,167,724
Havana
Gold
$12,500
March 20 -Str. Henry Chann
Ham-
Silesia,
Total since January
Same tune In
Fri.
s. d.
27 6
11
36
82
2
40
Market.— 'Beet has
•
in
36
40
Beef (Pr. mess) new ?p tee.. 82 6
Porlt (Pr. mess) new ^bb!. 60
Bacon (Cum. cut) newfl cwt 36 6
l.ard (American) ..."
38 6
<;hee9e(Amer'n flnrt "
73
b.
2
11 10
88
36
32
bacon and lard have each advanced.
Sat.
Mon.
d.
23 6
«.
11 10
27
Wed.
Tnes.
m
Total for the week.
Previously reported
corn.
Mon.
$140
sau-
with a decline in California wheat and flour and an advance in
Sat.
e. d.
28 6
Same time
I
Silver
...
Liverpool Cotton JfarA?}.—See special report of cotton.
Liverpool Breadstufis
Market.— This market closes
I
$4,613,385! 1868
13,389.016 1867
6,375,362 1866
7,439,86*1 1865
Mch. 13— Str. Cleopatra, Nas-
were
Frankfort
in
$13,675,604
The imports of specie at this port during the past week Jiave
been as follows
Mch. 13— SIrPerit, GonaiveBMch. 20— Str. City of Havana,
92k
United States 6s (1862) at Frank.
for
12,893,830
1873
1871
1870
1869...
FrI
94
93Ji
92>tf
92ji
94
S9«
91X
Thnr.
1,
1872
4 per cent.
Sat,
76,300
$781,774
£94,5,000
England has advanced i
of
25,000
close
Total since Jan.
Bank
710
97,945
March 22— Str. Bylgia. Port «a
PrinceAmerican silver coin
81,882
Total for the weelt
Previously reported...,
rate of discouut of the
now
Silverbara
Silver bars
22 -Str. Moeel, South-
during the past week.
The
Westphalia,
March
in prices.
bullion in the
20— Str.
$42,700
Mexican eilver coin
March 22— Str. Henry Chauncey, AsplnwallAmerican eilver coin... ..
March 22— Str. Baltic, Liverpool—
Silver bars
spirits
,
Messrs.
and bond brokers. No. 39 Wall street,
containing the usual amount of valuable information in regard to
leading stocks and bonds, together with the range of prices for
the year 1872. The Messrs. Denny have made a specialty of
dealings in railroad bonds during some twenty years past, and
their firm is one of the most prominent ia that Une of business.
Co., stock
March
THE CHRONICLE.
29, 1873.1
—
RAILROAD
Attention is directed to the first mortg&ge bonds of the
Equality Coal Co., which are offered for sale by the well-known
baukeis and railroad financiers, Messrs. Winslow & Wilson,
corner of William and Cedar streets, from whom a circular 7nay
be obtained fully oxplaininj; the value of the security and the
nature of the property on which it is based.
HASSLER &
Cankerg*
The followlns Dividends have been
Nassau Street.
;
(quarterly)
_
Lohlgli Viilley, com. ond prif. (qtiarlerly)..
N. y:, ProT. * Bob. (Slonlngion UR.)quar.
Second Avenue (quarterly) ..
Inaurance.
Exchange Fire
Coal and Iron
8
Wells, Farco. * Co. (ncrlp)
., .......41-100
Sol
of
Delaware A It iritan Canal (quarterly)
Kmnaa Uarch %, 19i8.
the early part of this week
there was an appearance of slightly increased ease in the money
market, and call loans ruled somewhat lower at 7 gold, with the
addition of 1-64 commission in some cases. Since that time, however, there has been a reaction towards greater stringency, and
triuDAT
WESTERN
originally negotiated
GOVERNMENT
and
call
CENTRAL
loanable funds.
7-30
FIRST MORT-
They
They
The Secretary of the Treasury has not issued or promised to
any large amount of new legal tenders, though rumors
have been frequent that he intended to do so.
Commercial paper moved very sluggishly in the early part of
the week, but has since sold more freely on the basis of 10(313
per cent for prime names.
Considerable excitement was produced here on Tuesday by the
cable dispatch that the Bank of England Directors at a special
meeting had advanced the minimum discount rate to 4 per cent
from 3^, the previous figure. No further advance was made at
the regular meeting on Thursday, and the measure appears to
have been precautionary, in view of the loss this week of
£945,000 in bullion, probably in connection with the French
Indemnity payment», and also in consequence of the outcry (by
issue
which we recommend as a profitable and
well-secured investment, bear 7 3-10 per cent gold interest, and
have the following elements of security, viz.
1.
1-04
;
GAGE GOLD BONDS,
are the obligation of a strong corporation.
are a First Mortgage on the Road, its Equipments
Rights and Franchises.
S. They are a first lien on its Net Earnings.
4. There is pledged, in addition, for the payment of principa]
and interest, a Land Grant of 12,800 acres per mile through the
States, and 25,600 acres per mi le through the Territories traversed.
2.
commanded
with or without legal interest. To
day the ordinary rate was 1-32 to 1-16 in the morning, 1-16,
1-82 to 7 gold in the afternoon
loans to leading bankers on
Government bonds as collateral have, of course, been made
lower. It does not appear that there is any essentially new
feature in monetary aft'airs, and the more general current of
opinion points to the early part or middle of April as the time
when there should naturally be a return movement of currency
toward this centre and a consequent increase in the supply of
INVESTHIENT BONDS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC I^AILROAD
loans on stock collateral have generally
to 1-32, or 1-10 per day, either
PACIFIC BONDS, receive deposits, on which we allow interest,
make collections, and do a general banking business.
FISK & HATCH.
The
April 15 Apr. S to Apr. 18
April f
April 10
The money Market—During
to 95.
sell
1
|
bonds of $1,000; interest payable January and July; principal
and interest payable in gold in New York. Price to-day, 94i
buy and
ondem.
5
n iKcellaneoua,
Cumberland
by us, and now quoted at the Stock Exchange, and widely known
as favorite securities in the principal money markets. Coupon
also
April 15
A pril 88 Apr. 10 to Apr. IT
Airil I
April 10
April 10
April IB
April 10 Apr. 6 to Apr. 10
April 10
4
.
Camden A Atnboy
;
current market rates the
C^. F™.. »»«" Ou»»»-
Chicago, Rock Uland & I'liciflc
OBdeii"hurg & Lake Chaiuplain, pref..
FhlU detphia A Trenton (quarterlj-).
;
We
<B>a}titt.
Pacific of MifMoiirl (c|imrlerly)
being secured by
a first mortgage on a completed road, which is one of the great
East and West Trunk Lines, commanding a large thiough busi
ness, and wliich, from the immense Mineral, Agricultural and
other valuable resources of the country it traverses, is assured
of a very remunerative local traffic are among the most substantial and satisfactory investment securities in the market and at
the present price, 87^ and accrued interest, yield a liberal rate of
interest on their cost.
They are in denominations of $1C0, |500 and |],000, coupon or
registered
interest payable May and November principal ond
interest in gold coin in New York.
at
York.
Railroad*.
THE SIX
PEAKE AND OHIO KAILROAD COMPANY,
sell
New
declared daring the paatwaek
COMPAMT.
New Yokk, March 28, 1873.
PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESA-
buy and
ntreet.
DIVIDENDN.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
We
BOY or SELU
CO..
No. 7 Will
^t)t
PACIFIC SIX PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
BO!»D*._Whetber you wUh to
write to
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
6
411
The Company is already entitled to nearly Ten Million acres of its the Loudon Times, among others) concerning the amount of 60day sterling bills borrowed here by speculators, and sold in this
Grant, and its Land Sales thus far have realized $5 6G per acre.
With nearly 500 miles of the road completed and in operation, market to obtain money for stock operations. The extent of these
the earnings for 1873 will be large.
All marketable stocks and bonds are received in exchange for
Not them Pacifies on most favorable terms.
JAY COOKE &
CO.,
New
York, Philadelphia and Washington.
For sale by Banks and Bankers generally.
Bankikq House of Hekr? Clews
32 Wall street. N. Y.
Co.,)
Si
-ISTS.-
Mch.
f
Deposit accounts of Mercantile firms and Individuals received
all facilities
and accommodations granted usual with City Banks
Loans and
Continent
;
Circulation
.
Netdeposlts
Lecal tenders
Exchange drawn on England, Ireland Scotland and the
;
Travelers' and Mercantile Credit
issued
dli....
available
throughout the world.
Mch. a.
15.
18TS.
Differences.
f'l^S.O'jS.tiiO
»S-3.19S..i<!0
Dec.
16.916.700
27,6Ul,4»)
19i,(»5.400
n.4?2,8l'0
2;.6i3.ecu
1*1.623,500
S8,S(M.2U0
Inc..
Inc..
Specie
in addition thereto 4 per cent interest allowed on all daily balancesBills of
transactions is not known, but we believe that the large estimate of
$40,000,000 to $50,000,000 greatly exaggerates them, and that tho
whole amount of boirowed sterling outstanding in our market
would not exceed $20,000,000 to $25,000,000.
The last statement of our city banks (March 22) showed an
increase in the reserves above the 25 per cent required by law of
$217,225, against a deficiency of $264,250 the previous week. The
total liabilities were $222,237,100, and the reserves $.15,776,500.
The following statement shows the changes from previous week
and a comparison with 1872 and 1871:
. . .
d8.'il5.5(JU
Uutted States Bonds.
ISftl.
Mch.
Moll. 23.
23.
I2.3J9.S00
iii.eoo
3.200
iaT!,-«;.5oo
19.436.eo0
28.aiS,8H0
I29I.I14.XW
1,<71,900
:(».7u'i.ooo
411300
t2,ei8,SWI
»S.T74.!|l>!
55, .93.40 J
Dec.
Dec.
— Government
securities
I9,«17.U0T
have been
strong and advancing, and close at prices materially higher than
The chiet causes for this advance have been found in
la.9t week.
the rise in gold, and the demand for bonds from foreign buyers.
One leading banking house purchased over $1,000,0()0 for shipment, although the supply is small and the bonds can only be
picked up in small lots a part of the above were purchased in
fact, on seller's 20 day option.
At the Treasury purchase of 5-20s on Wednesday the offerings
amounted to $1,427,200, mostly in small lots, and $500,000 bonds
were accepted, and paid for in legal tenders. The market dotes
strong at prices given below.
Closing prices daily, and the range since Jan. ] hn^i* been
'
;
ZW THE EIGHT PER CENT (quarterly interest)
First Mort-
gage Gold Bonds of the Logansport, Crawfordsville & South
western Railway of Indiana, offered for sale by Messrs. JONES
& SCHUYLER, No. 12 Pine street, yield the largest income of
any first-class Railway Security on the market.
.
"
Mch. Mih. Mch. Mch. Mch.
Mch
22.
,^"THE COMPLETION OF THE HOUSTON AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RAILROAD was accomplished on the 11th instant,
thus forming a through route by rail from Galveston to New
Ss.mnd,
York.
"
5 20'8 1866,
5-2.1'B 1866, n "
5-20'8 1867. "
The
negotiation of the $10,000,000 First Mortgage 7 per cent
GOLD BONDS is nearly closed, leas than $500,000 remaining,
which can be bad at 90 and interest, in currency, of
JOHN J. CISCO & SON.
No, 59 Wall
street.
1881, cp..
ta.lSSl, reg
Ss,
lusi.coup
S.20'al«i2, coup...
i-jn'tiim, coup...
5-20'sl8«8,
••
...
...
...
...
reg
coupon....
Currency 6 a
10-40'8,
lU-40's,
•
Thla
Is
24.
25.
USX U3K 'lUK
•114K
117
117)4 117)4
HIS
--^
119X
.19
115!<
115)4
117)4
115
116
in
116H
UCH
111
U8H
in
'117
'it.
•
'IIS
'•AW
,
•116)4
"
•117V
120
180)4
'116« •117
'116« 117)4
inx 'U7X
116
117*
U6K
117J(
'IlljJ
V.IH
11114 •inx
114)4 •114
tha prlc« bid, no lal*
•115
>18
'
!!^^
27.
Il«
118)4
"11!>4
US
:n«
!20)4
112
lis
•lUH
'— 1._ince Jan.
Highest.-.
r-Lowest.-^
Jan. 1I|115)4 Jan. 21
112
4 118
Mch. 26
114K Jan.
•
—
.
H4H
_
MIX lU)i Jan.
•in
118)4
lie*
ll8)4
•117)4
112
112)4
U7X
'
inX
28.
118
Jan.
Jan.
112X Jan.
1I3H Jan.
IISH Jan.
11S>4
113)4
311714
"USK
Jan
114k
lUK
Jan.
Mch.27
Mch. 28
6,117)4 .Mch.27
2 116)4 Mrh.as
1I6K Mch.].'
111)4
lis
114)4
115)i
Jan.
10»)4
10914
vaamade at the Boai x
S 120J4
tlmh
I
Mch. 21
McD.2<
Jan.
Jan.
a
2.)
Jan 27
.THE CHBONICLE
Puts below.
Closini; prices ot securities in London have been m iollaws
& Hudson.. M^l
{March 29, 18 .S.
412
:
March March Jlaroh
14.
il.
:
28.
1
93V
tr.8.«»,5-20«,'65
tr. 8.««.5.20«, '67
IT. S.Sl.lO-tOa
1
91
90X
90)V
Jan.
Jan.
89
Jan.
89X Jan.
MX
89J<
Kew5«
.
1
K^
na
94
1
Feb. 4
Jan. 31
94 Ji
921?
ti% Jan.
<n
Lake Shore
Kocklsland
CK@3
31
—
State and ICallroad Bonds. TenneBSees Iiave liren the
most active among Southern State bonds, and declined early in
Pacinc Mall
Northwestern
do
1K®2
Col.. Chic.
2}<..S
4 @5
3
4)i($6
...&...
2 w2K
B. II.&Eiie
m
®'.k
l>4(Si2
Puts below. Calls above
2 ®i>i
V®1X
1
®1J<
2Vai»3H
Pacific
Wabash
3i<@S
1
_prer.
Union
2t«@.')
^@l)i
Erie
«4« Mch,2S
S
2
8
Calls above.
Centra]
Since Jan. 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
& I.e....
„ilo
6old
K
©IX
1
»7
X®1
g*X
1X®IX
4
V@l
1K®2
St.Paul
2
prer
V/i&l
I' c f or 30 ds 1
p c for 60 ds I <3>V4
iy.@.-i\
mM
West. Union Tel.
3 ®4
liold H
IK®'J
iJiOlX
Ohlo& Mississippi. iXSl
lK®i
TIi» Cold market
Gold has been strong, and advanced to
IIGJ, the highest point reached in a long time. A part of the
rise in gold is attributed to speculative influerce, but it is gen.
erally conceded that the upward movement is assisted by natural
causes.
The relative scarcity in our supply of gold, and perhaps
an exaggerated idea of the importance of this fact, together with
the recent advance in the Bank of England rate are the most important influences to be noticed. It is believed that the movement for higher gold is supported by some strong parties.
At the Treasury sale on Thursday the total bids were $.5,565,000,
and the whole amount sold .|;1,500,000 was awarded to Jay
.
the week in consequence, it is said, of the fact that the Legislature adjourned witliout making Bufflcient provision by taxation for
carrying out the new funding law prices, however, have recently
recovered somewliat, and it appears that the Governor declines to
approve certain bills calling for appropriations, as he says all the
money will be required to carry out faithfully the provisions of
the funding law. Missouri bonds have been quite active, and
if the State should pay its interest and maturing bonds in gold,
there is no reason why her bonds should not rule much higher,
and stand on a par with the securities of other States of financial Cooke & Co. Customs receipts of tlie week amount to $3,348,000.
The following table will show the course of the gold premium
soundness.
Railroad bonds have generally been dull Union Pacifies are each day of the past week
t^uotatlons.
all stronger; the old Erie mortgages have advanced above par in
Open- Low- High- ClosTotal
Balances.
consequence of the demand from London to exchange them for
ing,
est.
est.
ing.
CI et. rings.
Gold. Currency.
Mch.2»
»2.70(l,05I
li5H
11.882,823
1!5H
115H
!!5V
the new consolidated bond, which they expect will stand near par Saturday,
•'
Monday,
21
U5i<
l,6f.9,4;
;i5K U5)i
40,609.000
1,353,595
;
—
—
:
;
.
,
,
,
in gold.
'•
Tuesday,
25
Wed'day, " 26
Thursday, " 27
"
Friday,
28
116X
linx
115;«
ll"iV
l\r>%
'.'.".%
17
Current week
Previous week
SO
Jan.
Closing prices daily, and the range since Jan. 1, have been
Mel). Mch Mch. Mch.
Since Jan. I.
26
21.
25.
2!.
28.
^Lowest ^ ^Hlgl
a.
(•Tenn. old.
6sTenn., new....
•sN.Car., old....
6a N. Car., new...
8SH
,
44
56),
14
,
17V
9534
" deferred..
••
«9 8. C, n, J.* J.
6s Missouri
Cent.Pac. gold.. 'lOiH
Un.Pac.,l»f.
Un. Pac.L'dGr't
79X
•MX
•41
56
MX
is"
•i7>i
95%
94
93X
te%
\i
'ins
'WVA VH
78
•;o5>i
".06
•106
IMii •106«
•»9
•99
Isld Ist at 78
•WVA 102X
7y
•10.)
1st in. 73
Chlcft
•
VHTi
79 K
75
95
102V •103
1114
101
N.J. Cenlstm
Ft Wayne 1st ni
Rock
18
•103
mn
S7
HdV
103H
86X
•10:i!<
;7V
9:i«
79
79
79
Tnis
7s
102«
NW.sf 7s
is
103H
•99
H
•76«
•lia"
'
Jan,
21
46
54
14
17
Mch.
10
Jan.
Jan.
31
Mch.
Mch.
89
17
Jan.
Feb.
19
49
4
7
56V Mch.
6
17
153,
23
Jan. 2
Jan. 20
92V Jan. 3 95V
99
Jan. 2 104K
85
Jan. 10 89
74
Jan. 13 80
Mch. 2!
92
101
Jan.
102
Mch.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
83V Jan.
95
Mch.
7
8
6 lOSX
IS inex
6 106
lOiH Jan.
102X Feb.
lUU
Jan.
1U3X •10J«
was made
the price bid. no sale
lii4
70JiMch.
Jan.
•99
•99
103
12
13
31KMch.24 S4X Jan.
56X
•IV
Un. P. Income ... 7lilC
75X
N.T. (Jen, 6s, 1883. •94X •94X
Krie
80X
•44"
•44"
•41
•56
•13
Feb.
Feb.
79
79
SIX
17
6sVlrg.,old
" " COQBOUd'd
WW
aox
BOX
3U
81
81
S3
at
Mch.
10
4
6
6
28
24
22
15
1
Jan.
Feb.
102« Feb. 1
lOSX Mch, 37
6
1. 1373,
;i5X
::6H
i;4!<
mn
to date
115V
115*
V.^%
115U
II
IV
\n%
Foreign Excbange.
116
116V
IISV
116X
116V
116X
40.355,000
C0,9C6,UJO
73.015,000
56,053,000
1,271.583
1,910.9 6
2,050,2SO
l,00;,'8l
1,5.17.285
3.311.316
2,991.566
1,213,754
foreign exchange market was
stronger after the Bank of England advance, and the considerable
talk about the non-renewal of borrowed sterling bills falling due
next month, but the advance was not maintaiup,d to-day, and
leading drawers reduced their rate i, and were selling at a concession from the prices asked.
Gold is so high that merchants
are not inclined to buy 60 day bills now if they can possibly postpone their remittances.
quote nominally as follows
We
60 (l»ys.
!053<®108)4
London prime bankers
"
commercial
Paris (bankers)
3 days.
<S139X
!09
"*7^@ioa
5.26>f(§,5.26;4
5.22K(S5.2SX
5.21J<g5.St«
S.26XS6.2'iJ4
6.21Xaf.21«
5.27)4ffi5.28X
Swiss
—
IISS
I16«
The
Antwerp
at the Board.
113V
IIBW
i;6K
116V
40X"'i«0)i
Railroad and miscellaneons Mocks. The stock market Amsterdam
*Xe40X
Hamburg
95 &S5>^
96Mi«96X
has generally shown but a moderate business, and with the Frankfort
ICJ41341
41X34iX.
The transactions for the week at the Custom House and't-'ub
exception of a few leading speculative favorites prices have kept
within a moderate range, and close near the figures of last week. Treasury have been as follows:
Custom
Sub-Tre:i8ury.Pacific Mail and Panama took an unward turn early in the week,
Houae
Receipts.Rpeeint.B.
nnlri
f^nr
but have since reacted in part. Milwaukee & St. Paul has been
Saturday, Mch.
strong on the reported negoliatioiia with the Northwestern to Monday,
"
"pool" their earnings. The report of the Chicago Tribune that Tuesday,
Wednesday,
it would be leased to the Pennsylvania road is said to have no
"
Thursday,
"
foundation. New York & Harlem has been higher in consequence Friday,
o( the report that the ri;ad will be leased to the Central & Hudson,
Total
»3,212.000
and have a surplus of properly to be distributed among stock- Balance, March 31
|37,82!).573 90 1118,273,012 41
Balance, March 28
138,525,36163 »I7.890,467 37
holders. Western Union Telegraph is lower, on pretty large
York
City
Banks.—
sales.
Rock Island declares 4 per cent semi-annual dividend as
New
The following statement shows the
usual. Erie and Union Pacific have been strong upon the whole
condition of the Associated Banks of New York City for the week
and the general market is tolerably steady.
ending at the commencement of business on March'22, 1873
—
*ATSBAOK AMOrKTOP
The following were the uigheet and lowest prices of the active
-h
J-oansand
LckbI
Net
Circula.
r..»...i
list of railroad andmiscellanoousstocks on eachday of the last week;
Capital
Bawkb.
Dsconnts Specl».Ten(re-B. Deposits.
tion.
Hewrork..
*"•--'«'" tl-526,3(0 f67T.50il 18,817,100
|840,7C«
'^'H'S
Saturdav-, Monday, Tue^dav. VVedco'c'a^ Thursday, Friday,
Manhattan Co
2,0o0,00C
6,03!,80('
54u,SC0
319,500
.
.
**
:
N.T.Cen*H.K.
Harlem
Brie
do prei
Lake Shore....
Wabash
ITorthweat
do
Rock
pref,
Island. ..
Bt. Paul
do
pref...
Atl'c&Pacpref
Ohio K Misslp.
Mch. 2!.
".OOS I'-IX
130
105
63V 65><
•.... 74
9S3< 91
72)< 73
".... 31
83!.<;
S8!<
lUV
<15X
5S)4
56>i
'.^i
'ii
n%
Mch.
io:«
24.
10 J},
134
135X
65X
S.^'X
74
74
93V
94!«
73>i
81
73>i
Kl
•U\i 8SV
115
\l',%
5SX 37X
75H 73V
iVx 46X
45X 45
Centralot N. J 1U3K lOJV •103V 101
Boston, H & K. 454
4«
Dei., L. 4 W...«10'^ 101
•iot^iofl
Hann. & St Jos *42
4!
43M 41
do
pref 60
60
6:
61
Union Pnclflc. 34« 34V 34 V 35 V
CO\.Ohic.& I.e. 3S>5 39$ a93i 40
Panama
i;;v 113
113
116W
West. [In. Tel. 87V 87K u% mi
Qnlcksllver ... 43
43
do
pref.. •
54X
PaclflcMall ... 5314 5iJi
53« 5T5<
Adams Exp .. •91H 95
American Ki.. 6SX BiJi
United States.. •~3)< 71K 74
74>/
Wells, Fargo.. SOH 90X
Canton
*.-.. lOO
Cons. Coal
55
NewCen.Coal.
Maryland Coal.
45X 4,is
25X 26X
561,4
•'°!*i??*^
56
SH
ia% 45X
•26)4
27
Mch.
6IX
7?*
&E
Lapsley
&
64X
V
45V
101
45K
IS
65,'i
93)4
;2v
82
90
*%
V
40
2X
K
33X
41
,e63i
86V
35)< 86%
39X 4034
11234 115(4
,S63< 86V
•5i"
51S4
•.";
56Ji
53X
33?4
3934
41134
•94
6<X
•MX'
56V
•91
•68
•....
95)5
65 H
71
I33K
_61V
93X
;2x
115
27.
I'lJH
136
65X
91
'A""
89
113H
59,4
76X
60J4
76)4
*....
29V
45X
4.3J4
•.... 10)34
'm.%
101)4
42 J4
•61
3554
43
63
S9V
112
3S)4
•....
'91
•68
74(4
SSX
40K
45M
26« 2GX
4534
56V 56V
45V 46
•....
made
27
"92
66)4
13X
4634
103), 10S14
3X 334
101
42
•60
S5)i
3934
10!
X
42)4
63
3334
40
113V ii'.xua
S634
83X S6J4
45
50" 56"
54X
53
58V
94
58?4
94
63X fA%
74V
81X SIX •SIX ei
•3054 81X
".... 101
56X 57
f;8')4
115K1I5X
76>4
56X
....
68
75)4
93X 93V
V2V 73)4
3834
....
5634
75
83
93
56J4
73
33
93
56V
45V '^%
26
26
26)4
at the Boat d.
— -Since
r-Lowesr.^
nan.&3.Jos.pf.
Union Pacinc.
Col,Chlc.&I.C.
Panama
West U Teleg'h'
Quicksilver....
prel.
_ do
PaclflcMall....
Adams Kxpress
American Kx..
U. S. Express...
Wells, r.& Co.
Canton
Consol. Coal...
NewCent.Coal..
Maryland Coal.
iSMi?
America
8,000,000
J.SOO.OOC
1,000.006
Tradesmen's
1,000,000
600,000
Fulton
Chemical
300,000
Merchants ExchanRe.... 1.235,000
aallatln. National
1.500,000
Batchers'
Drovers ....
800,000
Mechanics and Traders'.
600,000
areenwich
200.000
Leather Manuf
600,000
Seven tn Ward
500,000
State 01
York
2,000,000
American Exchange
5,000,000
10,000,000
commerce
Broadway
1,000.0(0
Mercantile
1,000,0(0
422,700
Pacific
Phoenix;
City
&
New
Bopnbllc
2,000,01)0
Chatham
450,000
412.500
1,000.000
1.000,000
People's
Worth America
aanOTer
Irving
Metropolitan
Naasaa
Market
St.
Nicholas
Shoe and Leather
Corn iJxchftUge
Jan, 1.
^HIghest.-^
60
Mch 22 7IX Jan. 6
S3
Feb. 11 3934 Jan. 4
36
Mch. 4 4.334 Feb. 11
93
Feb. 26 ISO Jan. 6
73!4 Jan. 7 9IX Feb. 6
13
Mch.ai 46)4 Jan. 2
50
Mch.JS f.7 Feb. 1
49
Mch. 3 76K Feb. 7
94
Mch .28 ICOX Jan. 29
66
F. b. 27 70)4 Jan. 8
70
Feb.
.. 27 82 Jan. 6
80)4Mch.2l 86 Jan. 29
95
Mch.23 •02X Jan. 4
43
Jan. 14 57H Mch.17
42)^ Feb. 13 47X Jan. 9
20
Jan. 13 2S Mch.17
,
Bazley, 47 Exch. Place, quote stock " privileges"
percent premium for .30 days, and l)4oS
per
.t»" i"'
ren?
(o?L''rt'',1'i°'iSV'^J""'"'="?®'^
cent lor
60 days, at prices varying from the market
M follows
TotlL,
000
200,000
2,000.000
1,000.000
84,420.20(1
732.700
658,700
216,400
823.000
220,300
r-0,30l!
167,10ii
4r4,C00
916,000
572,600
367,700
438,900
835,400
137,700
376,900
215 800
642,800
84,300
206,GO0'
48 800
10.800
2,7^,0,60O
:70,5CC
1,151.900
4.952,000
9,7O2,0i)o
19,193,200
7.914.6(10
3,845,300
1,822,600
4.920.600
2,268,100
1.449,100
3,3:C.6(||
2 S2l,.5oo
1,401.5(10
2.O74.9(10
1.500,000
500,000
1,000.000
500.000
1,000.000
250,000
564,000
254.600
557.000
995,900
484,700
438,100
401,800
3,256.900
8,628,100
2,360,7(0
1,847,400
847.S0O
400,000
1,000.000
1,000.000
1,000.000
.300.000
,
6.2,37
9.906.4oc
1,000.000
New York County
Herman American
Dry Ooods
4.634,400
S,427,90C
1.720,900
2.23!',00(l
2,000.000
750,000
Commonwealth
300,000
Oriental
400.000
Marine
800.000
Attcatlo
Importers and Traders'.. 1.500.000
3,000.000
Park
500.000
Mechanics' Banking Ass.
300.000
Grocers'
400.000
North River
FastBiver
350,000
Manufacturers &Mer....
500.000
Fonrtb National
5,000,000
Cent.-al National
3,000,000
Ninth National
First National
Third National
New York N. Bxchange
Tenth National
Bowery National
4,Oli5,u:o
4,000.000
1,000000
Second NaDlDual
•».' 37.C0O
5,:50,200
4.522.100
7,870,200
.300.000
Continental
in th«se stocks since Jan. 1 has been as follows
.
Mechanics
?nlon
Citizens
43V 45V
263,'
MWS"
2,000,000
Merchants'...
28.
J534
54X
S9
Mch.
102
l'J2X
13534 13!
«5)4 66
74X 74)4
5-X 59»
33*;
lOlK 10134
115> 116«
lili
•SSK
100 V :ci
44
41
•6134 ....
44
Mch.
-....
113X"
57 H'
75
2934
10334 103
104
5X
26.'
-
102X
137V
9334 94
93«
78 . 73X
74V
•80
82
'....
8S«
833i
114^ 11534 i:4«
57
hl% 57
•7534 763i
75
•....
28
SO
-Since Jan.!
.-Lowest.-^ .-Highest.^
.
NTCenillK.
il9J4 Jan. eiiOSXfeb. 4
Harlem
114)4 Jan. 6 139)4 Mch.17
fc/ie
533<: -Ian. 13 69)f Feb. 4
do pref
74
Mch.13 82 Icb, 4
LakeShore
90
Feb.>6 97V Feb. 15
Wabash
71XJHn.l8 75V Jan. 2
Northwest
80
Fcl>.26 85
Feb. 4
do
pref. S734 -Ian. lo! 94
Feb. 8
Rock Island.... I09X Jan. 7 lirj^ Mch. 11
lii
Bt. Paul..'.
5134 Jan.
6OJ4 Mch 28
do pref
7.1
Men. 41 7ISJan.24
At. & Pac. pref 20 Feb. 29 S8K Jan. 29
Ohio it Miss... 44»f;Fcb.27l 49% Jan. 21
Ce^tralofN.J. 9954 .Jan. 6 !0B Feb. 4
Bnston.II.
254 Mch.20 IO34 Feb. 8
De... L. &W... 93 Jan. 7 :03
Feb. 3
Hann. & St. Jos 42 Mch.23 52)4 Feb.
„_„
ICi
133
•80
•ihls Istheorioe Did and asked; no «ai« was
The range
Mch.
23.
io:« 102«
136
'8X
2,7Si>,'200
2,391,300
3,44a.5oo
2.566,100
S.SS.lOO
2,054,200
l.SSS,100
2,I95,400
lOS.IOC
12..il3.i-0('
15.4394(10
I,3n.60(j
704,600
1.015,6oC
;.I.50,000
i.301.2o;i
22,369.900
10.333,000
mfiK
292,0(10
243.1'00
183.600
SOO.OOO
5.S1,000
336,800 2..'O7,9P0
198.400 1,660.000
215,400
724 000
7,000
260,300
90S.e00
266,700
178,100
510,100
3.200
110,000
1-5.300
193,000
171,500
218.^00
SS.S'Xl
519.000
908,000
263.SO0
21,100
32'2,Su0
sg.UlO
215.700
9I.6OO
SSS.IOO
39,900
10B,«00
166,900
51?.?00
159,0(i0
57.300
189JiOU
268.000
17,500
482,400
5,200
165,600
44m,0()0
175.700
.59,700
113,500
175,500 2.916,sco
262,700 4.716,800
ei.lOO
267.900
4,(00
1,51.900
17.100
152,800
6.700
2(0.600
ii.hkj
2.59,000
2,913,900 2.170,100
3 J27 500
3;97^'40O
39!5700
2.623,400
4,802,900
2,540 200
2 887.200
2!o2550C
1.222.100
3,910.700
9 701
346.S00
514 700
498.318
IJMIO
518,900
.....
755,800
....
2.453.0W
441.900
1509 300
490000
34080U
1,607,210
1.130,800
745 200
1,680,300
746.600
2,607,500
4,203.000
5.336.600
6 7;6..300
S.JOl.ftt:
1,399,200
3.040,200
2,263,300
2.127.70O
2,:82.600
1,436,300
2 117.0(0
3.S4O,«00
1,'227.U10
1.83(,fOO
!,601.iOO
962,600
2,'2S1,5(10
1. 126,400
1.325,900
1.856.700
1.063,700
1.836,200
533.100
'1,843,200
195.700
2,700
266,200
173400
5JU.400
674,000
3.115.700
600,000
473.700
850,(tO
133.600
6,600
292.100
l<i2,700
1,180.900
130 20(1
3,900
»74,70O
783,800
7S6.4CO
5.0CO
382,100
232.800
4,100
S60.0C0
97.400
493,400
is,893.70<i
930.6!'0
1.132,700
665,9C0
303.400
7i'3,'00
753.200
1,112,200
17.041,100
621,000
8
10,800
221.5C0
2.914,7(0
1,448,9(0
:,^7(l.700
320,000 2,0(13,COO
394,400
6.752,000
139.(XI0
I,773.l'00
O.SCO.OCl
%5.(K
605.0(0
4,513.90(1
793.700
745,800
3.700
119 200
4.000
441.200
4.395.r.O0
M7,5(0
967,liOC
6.113.J00
936.7«I
6,469,700
1.323,600
2,032.700
l.'OS.dOO
1.181,6(0
4,868,300
2,2(1,400
2'75,198.e(IO
283.500
250,600
260,.3(H)
1.29:1,700
.'.75.900
896010
Ml.TOO
245.200
204,600
490,300
3.8:!i.900
5,200
235,3(10
1,794,600
17,472,300 88,304,20U 194,623,500
769,900
266.90(1
893,7(!0
220,O(iO
160,000
:7,61S,«00
March
The
THE CHRONICLE.
29, 1878.]
deviations from
Losn*
returnn of previous
Nel Deponti
tlie
Deo.
V
''.'"'".V"
Laital Tsn.lers
411,3i)0
27:>,fll.400
Dec.
ii...
a!4,i74.UW
Jaa.
Jan.
4. ..
11...
13....
iii.lio.noo
j;3.55i.S0U
87<t,»J,60a
1,...
Fel). 3....
a«.i5'j,-.oo
2<6,8;».ilU0
2l3.illj.auu
Feb.
aji,5a)wo
Jan
Jan.M...
Feb.
13...
f'ub. ^1...
la.iiJ.ioo
iT.aii.ajo
ClearlneR,
M7,602,M<
il.y.a.MO
<08.Sin,734
40,878,700
4I,I2U,W0
2U,388,a)0
4,3,974,0(11)
216,«70.800
217.168,500
•iiu.in.too
27.52O..i00
2U,6U,1(X)
27,.'i39.»i)0
40,721,1)00
205,8118,700
20i,'168,100
27.3;3,100
27,601,300
89.473,000
38,715,J0O
33,301,200
1119,5118,700
27. -101,1:00
196,0»5 100
191,623,300
27,610,400
27,<:3.60U
45,802.100
43,107.700
42,778.3vO
41,111.200
l,"i."i.*)U
1
in.iei.oHi
i3,im.«ii)
18 ;r,(],3!ij
iUrcli I.. jHl.aii.yiu
Marcli 8.
230.«1.3«J)
Maroll H. aw.D-i'.iwo
Mapctia^. 2;3,193,3U0
27,522,100
1>H,5.'9,«I0
a!,5i;i,nw
21.110,800
20.:i71,700
iH,o:j.viio
iJ'j,:iIii.li)U
Hon.
Denoalta.
199.4J 1,500
203,808,100
207,411,500
n.iM.iKij
1«. 116,700
n.47i,')0J
—
M!,IS4,!U1
27,4(1,9110
716,303,119
70«,7«l,32i
t35.501.0DJ
I8l.4l!.9|t
S28,a»4,60l
21.512.300
27.5^9.200
27.501,01?
('33,815.447
e26,S«5,>U'j
6i8.vt0,2g>
633,306,701
781,5611,065
638,903,671
Boston IJaxks. Belotv 3ve jjive a statement of the Bogton
National Banks, as returned to the Clearinir House, on Monday
'''
March 24, 187y
:
CapUal
(tanics.
Allanllc
Atlas
Ulackatoau
llostoil
BovlKton
Uroailway
2.'JCli.9uO
19,100
174.100
«487,S00
K<9,900
3.7118.5(»
9,2' 10
3:19.600
l,77t.lW
2.217 5110
1.631,300
513,200
2,:100
2,900
172,100
US.Ot'O
2,5l'3.000
1,800
56,3(10
210.(100
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
200.000
1,000,000
soo.ooo
1,000.000
750.000
Kllot
Kverett
KanguUHall
Freeman's
(llobe
HamiUon
Howard
Miiverlck
Merr.hiiats
Mount Vernon
New
Knglaud
North
Girt Uoston
LeaLln-r
i.ooo.ao
W«!ll:i-:!0;i
First... ,
of Hepubllc...
1,5(X1,000
6.100
1,410
8,i,70O
22,600
1,000
5500
1,300,000
2,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
10,700
.9.'i9.!'00
S',906
142,(('0
1,9.33.400
1.5111.700
3.24S.3(lu
4.r25,0(lo
873,700
17,000
33.700
700
2,500
3,810
167,«00
464,1(0
249.7
4*1.6.0
103 300
!.34 .800
2.01 '0
i
1,1100,000
Webster
3',,I0U
1,902,400
5,457.500
2.978,800
1,000,000
1,000,000
1/iilon
2,700
18,900
4.7il6.9oC
1. ills,* 10
1.666. 'OJ
l,OilO,000
Common wealth
6,SiOO
4.0J2,700
2,000,000
1,000,000
Security
3',600
3;i.20)
1.50!,T00
H'kol Kodomptloa.
Kxchange
Hide & ueather
Rivere
147.800
3,411.5(10
l.^'Sl.SiO
300,000
K'ii;le
2.U2.8J0
2.4;9,200
3,"2«,100
3.579.300
3,I45,>>(10
7SO.O0O
City
"o'.iiob
100.000
1,000,000
1,600 000
Sacoiul (UranUe)...
rulrd...
Bn'ik of Commerce
Bank of N. America
139,700
2,411,100
«.228,la0
1,500,000
•600.000
2,'
116,900
1S4.UI0
?5,300
r.2.300
S7.600
756,300
8;,700
186,300
235,300
217.800
212.810
302.000
190.300
23:.50U
87,400
106,100
140,800
373,500
674,000
106,700
296,800
251,700
287,900
213.300
619,KO
2,ixxi,ooa
I'remont
lU.l'iO
iOo
791,0(10
568.9(0
788,70,1
116,600
50G,80O
8S6,6<iO
349,9(XI
242.400
4)5.600
852 ..300
413,100
242 800
1,548.2(0
172.400
782.200
785.4"0
333,000
1,128.300
882.600
58:).40(l
l.s 28.300
535.000
958.3:0
726.8(0
8,i0.5il0
6:9.500
818,700
8SS,8('0
173,100
651, SOU
541, 6;«
586,203
1,2.33,800
762.7(10
2.365.900
762,800
173.100
758.200
580.PUO
T7?,9lO
735.300
448,200
328.900
795.O0O
,173.3110
1
l,l'22,600
397.600
1,518,300
7I8.60O
808,700
771 ,8110
2.051.300
1.093 800
763.7i
1.996 Alt'
746.700
180.000
532.100
487,600
250,(00
614.000
902,100
802.000
1.663,310
178,000
2^1.5(0
2,103.5110
SM.ICO
438.210
175.000
438,700
936,000
t.528,300
132.801)
2,510.503
500,000
622.700
6113.100
530,600
1.333,300
548,100
1,083.700
676.200
673.000
458.800
;775.900
6!9,200
3.360,800
ISS.Ol'O
8.000
le.sos
21,500
783,800
795,600
98';,800
2G2..IO0
i,i;3.2oa
7, .>5 1,000
900,000
1,000.000
ShavriHut
3,2
57,400
2,;oo
1.4)1.;)00
1,8(17.700
1,000.000
State
» iffolk
Traiterd
Bulk
73;I,'0J
1441.800
275,800
829.000
665.800
118.700
181,300
76.100
s'.ioa
3.083.700
l,68«.;OJ
2.273.0(0
1.331 500
2,210,900
800,000
800.000
400.000
3,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
Miisaacliuaoits
I132.»00
2.023.100
3.811,800
1,(100,000
Uirket
i&
II 597 800
200,000
Coutlnoutul
Specie. li.T. Notes. Deposits. CIrcula.
$750,000
1,300,000
1,500,000
1,000.000
600.000
;...
Columbian
Siioj
Loans.
T"'*'
,...» 18.350.000 Jl'21.161,300 |302,2.'0 «9,857,500 »16917,100
125 417100
total amount "duo 10 other Banks," as per statement of
Marcli 21, Is H7,'53i,00O
The
The
doviationa from last week's returns are as follows
I''""'
Dccrcase,tl,391,300
lucrcaa,'.
6.30O
?:>»<:','",••,
Leifal
Tenders
Decrease.
The following
l^a'e.
Dale,
23..
111.-
December 30
Jauiry
83.200
27..
121,2820)0
Februarys...
I'i3,n'S,700
r23,733.il'o
1!0.217.!IOO
>"e''ru»ry
Febmary
10.
17.
M»rch3
17
LcKal Tender.
i;5.37,'<.SOO
1,013,1(10
1'23,;«:(,900
12.',353,80')
929,900
795,900
802,200
-,—
21
*:
5(1.428.000
53.('S3,7lrO
49,974,000
47.981.100
46.947,100
»o.»4«,iuu
..,.^,.,,.>„„
9,857,.3O0
Bouthwark
Kensington
Peiin
..
'Vesterr,
Manufacture! b'
H ink ol Commerce
Olraid
Tradesmen's
OonsoUdation
C!'y
Common weal'lYi!
Corn Kxchange....
Union
,
First
»!5.II00
810.000
800,000
500,000
250,000
250,000
500.000
400.000
1,000,000
250,000
1,000,000
200,000
300,000
2,362.000
2.195.000
2,493.000
;, 433.400
1,120.059
1,250.288
1,14<.801
2,106,001
751,676
3,915,000
1,333,000
1,102,148
7.(X10
40(1.000
SOO.IKK)
1,487,.30J
300,000
150,0110
S''ir,.n;u
Kl'.'hth
.•.•;.•"
Loan's'*
00
275,000
•'^'.mm
1,000,000
5.716
38.800
L.
Tender. Deposlts.Clrculat'n
H,125,0IK1
»8.f.S2.000
,SU'!S?.
P«.i»
'•'^98,300
2,528
»,900
425,7(10
000
S.lll
m.m
•j^'SS?
272,404
90.000
1.382.500
1.051,000
2,0.1,000
1,335:^
6O700O
468000
159U00
3??;^!
753,909
^'"•'«3
225 032
176,550
m'HO
,
1,383.493
239
1,001J20
543)98
!53 32«
911,000
^02.(J^9
2,8.30.000
592
3?I-«S
1.046.O0O
203 115
''^•''5
181 000
^'•"•'^
855,396
4HJ45
2U
iU !!!S
318,000
916,000
213.800
142,000
» 3".<»0
450 000
1,368,000
3.302,000
893 8.37
436.000
580,000
25<i
2S3'"«
?l?,'i1
?^?:?
110
208.000
795 50(1
162
s.jw.noo
ioio
2.120.1100
;"
253,1«)0
127,000
333,000
135 000
219 0110
341.000
59S!000
800,000
ISO.OOO
H12.551
»9915''46
»10 S3? 795
tu l-<l'n
784.000
i'Mo
1,0«5.0(10
2.30,000
6-S.OOO
f.37 ,063.527
'
deviations from the returns of
Specie ...'.".
i„pLoual TendcrNote».'.;;.":'l,"i."
^f '^w
7]
iJa'J
I
87,000
111,000
48 .(HK)
787,'JOO
2.626 000
1,035,000
prevloM week are as^ollowf
"«• »"«•"«'
r
V'f,Circulation
fr';:''
Inc.
|
23,957
the condition of the Philadelphia
"^.c.j,iii«
Rlt!^r''^'''^"*''"'p""'"'5°'^*
Banks for a series of weeks
:
Date.
January 13
January 30
January 27
Fekmary
Pflbruary
February
Febrnaiy
March 3
March 10
Uaroh n
M»r«h 31
l.oa'is.
65.214.830
S5 .643.230
13.0 .'3 .!8(
3
5;.0li2 4.r7
10
17
57.0JJ.332
24
53.176 910
56.'J27.3SI
5I1.367,>!B
51,566 325
57,519.315
67,063.537
Specie. LtKalTanler
" ._ .r-'~T* .
ja« AAt
4I6.644
J87.47»
311.219
S5).775
847.612
241.414
173 'IS
271.544
329.066
:40.7!5
!42,5Sl
1P.62I.3S4
t"..3r.«Ho
in.;3u,si7
10.5«11.63»
10,163,725
i.93«,«t3
•,735,670
>,917,<:55
t,992.0'<8
9.874.360
»,«49,816
Oeposlti. ClrBnlatlo".
41,064.7<3
41.370,7»(
41.690.617
41 110.431
41,231.161
41.393,931
40.;i'».ot4
41.4»3,«IS
41.538.99<
41.IOI,8«3
40,838,799
00
Perklomen
„
do
9s,
Boston 6s
do 9a.Kold
do
Pbllulelplil*
,
Cheshire, 6
San. ft Clev.. 1st M.,
(.'in.,
7, '67.
Rast cm
(
80
lllV lis"
A Fassumpslc, pf.
M ass 3
l»%
36
89
68,g.,l»"o..
UHX
nO.VDB.
MX
MS
M
JOX
90X Morris, 1st M., 6, 1876
do
2dM., 1879..
do
boat, '85
Pennsylvania 6s, mo
Bchnylklll Nay. Ist m.98. Ti.. 78H
111
do
•2d m., '82
74H
do
68, '93
1.
128H
106 «
Kastern (New Hampshire)
FltchbnrK
4 Lawrence
ofNew Hampshire..
A H orceater
Ogdens. 4 L. Ct.an^pUln
Mar.rliester
Northera
Norwich
do
do
do
SuBlinebanna
KV
*
do
do
pref...
Old Colony *
Fort.. Baco A Portsmouth
Kutland common
do
m. 7s,e. 1911 .do
reg... lOSX
Chesapeake 4 Dela. Cs, '82..
Delaware Division 68, ns. ..
Lehigh Navigation 68. '81....
do
RR. '»:..
•;
do
do
couv., '82'. 86k
do
conv., g,"*). ...
do
gold, •»7 90
137
ii9;i 1'20X
ISO
161>4
('onnecticut Kiver
COBT. 78. '9n
deb.bonda, ta
g.
CANAL
IWH
Connecticut
iili
M
71,'MIMH
do
do
68. p. b., '»6
Wllmlng. A nead.,l8tM..7, 1900 *9S
do
do 3d Mort. 1902
Reading Coal 4 Iron deb. b.
uo
do
mort. b.
6, '88.
4 Clev. stock.
»1
WeeteriiPenn.6«,'»3
2d Mori,, 7,1891....
Vermont A Can., new, 8
Vermont* Mnsff., 1st M.
Boston A Albany stock
Boston 2k Lowell stock
Boston A Maine
Boston A Providence
Cheshire preferred
Chic, Bur. 4 Qollicy
•IK
»I
M
Phil.. Wllm. 4 Bal.,e*:'84
Pitta., Cln. A.St. LoulB7i
73
Bunbury A Erie let m. 7b, '77.. 103
Bunbury 4 LewlBton 78
Warren 4 F. iBt m. 18, '96
82
West Chester con». 78, '91
lOOX
«0
West Jortey 68, '83
do
l8tm.6s, '9<
M
do
do 7s, '97.
Kastcrn Mass.. conT.,6. I8'74...
Hartford & Erie, 1st M (new)7. 40H
Ugdensbutg 4 Lake ch. 8s
Old Col. a Newport Bds, 6. '76.
do
do Bonds, 7, 13.7..
Kutland, new, 7
Btanstcd & Chambly 7s
Verm't Cen., 1st M ., cons„7, "86
Sandusky
Concord
do
do
do
do
do
rortlaui? 6«, building loaD
llurllnifton 4 Mo. L. 0.,7
Cln.,
iBtra.es, -ei
2d m. 7». "811
4 RMdlog (a, to
do
7i
re«....
•Jo
Municipal 7b
do
do
„
Odd
Ohlcaf(o HeweraKe
do
lat in. e«, •37 ......
AKrle
Phlla.
Hampshire, 6i
Veroiont u
Masaachaietta 6s, Carrency...
do
<• Gold, int...
illM
132
6s,
68,
imp.,
boat.
'81
'88
78, boat, '89...
68,'s4
71
do
Coal Co. bODllB.
Union let mort.6fl, '83
West Brani h Ut m. 68, '78
Wyoming Va ley Ist ni. 6e, '78.
10
SOX
preferred
Vermont A Canada
Vermont 4 Massachnsetts
KAIi'l'imOKE.
FHILADEI4PHIA.
Maryland 6s, Jan.. A.. J. A O..
do
68, Delence
104
Baltimore 66 of '79
9944
101
do
I8R4
68, '67, 5-10, let,.. ;oo
do
loix
do
66,;«0C
do
do
10-15, 2d... 107« 107X
do
1890. Park 68
do
15-25, 3d... 108H
do
98 Ji Baltimore 4 Ohio 68 of 79..
Pblladelphla 6a, old
97
do
do 68 01*90..
do
6s, new
loix lOlX
do
671/
do 6s Ot 85
AlleifhRuy County, 58, coup... 76
73
do
(N. W.Va.)2<lM 61
AUcifhany City 68
do
3dM.6B
Pittsburg 58
rik
Central OhIo.IstM.. 6
ua
do
68
[Marietta 4 Cln., Ist M.,7, IB91. 99
do
7s
do
do
2d M.,7, 1896. 90<k
New Jersey State 6b, Exempts
Norfolk Water Ps
Delaware Stale 68
^Northern Cent., Ist M.tguar) 6 ...
RAlLROAl> 8TOCK8.
do
do 2d M., 9. F., 4, '85. 93
United N. J. Comoanles
do
do 3d M., 8. K., 6, 190(' ..
Camden A Atlantic
3S
do
do.3d M. (Y. ACje.Tl
do
do
pref....
S3
do
do Cons, (gold) 6, 1900 9IU
Catawtesa
19X
Pltte.4Connell8v.,l8tM.,7,'98 93)(
do
pref
44
do
do
IstM., 6, 1889 ..V
Rlmira 4 wilUaniBport
IWc8tMd,lBtM.,endor8ed,6,^90 ...
RImira A Wllllaranport pref..
STATE ANll CITY BONDS.
PennsvlvanlaSs. coup
:oo
,
'
S6W
9tk
'S
•JX
'
j
F7ast PenilBVlvanla
Harrisb'if Lancaster A C
Hunthin'ton & Broad Top.
11.412.1tt
11,311.110
l:.377.U«
ii.rro.2ii
11.363.3(1
11.573.811
11.892,431
11.319,973
11.382,107
11,896,736
11.413,79*
do
do
LehlRh Valley
do
.
pref.
Little Schuylkill
Mlneblll
NesQuehonlng Valley
Norriatown
No^^he^^ Central
North PennsylTnnia
Oil Creek A Allegheny RlTer.
14
S«
53X
S'l'ii
67
Phlla.,
56>i
16
K
Ham. A
97
A
7, SO...
2d M.,7,
3dM.,
Colnm.,
85...
1877..
4 Xenia, let M., 7, go.
4 Mich., Ist M.,7 81
do
do
ti
it
91
:o4
100
7a
101
M.,7,
3d M.. 7,
2(1
M
93
too
S5
-4
94
'»4..
II
'88..
68
m
doTo'dodep.bds,7,'81-'94. 88
4 West., 1st M.,7, 1905.
Ist M., 6, 1906. 78
do
Ind., Cln. A Laf., 1st M..7
78
(I.AC)lBtM.,7,1888
do
S
Jnnc.Cln.A
In<l.,letM..'f,'86.
HI
W
•8
F6
80
s
W
N
a
Miami. IstM.. 6. 1888....
Cln. Ham. A Dayton stock.. .. 93
BAILROAD BONI>B.
Alleghany Valle3-73-108.1896.. 92
»2S Columbus AXenta stock ezd. IM^
Dayton 4 Michigan stock ex d 41
Belvldere Delaware, l8tm.6.'77 9oH
do
8 p. c. st'k guar Wityi
do
do
2d M„'i<5
«5
Little Miami stock
ex. d. lOiU
do
do
Sd M„'87
do
do
do
do
Little
conHol,,6s, '91
Camden 4 Atlan, 1st m, 78, "73. :0a
do
2d m, 78. "80..
CatRWl8sa,l8t M.conv.,'82
M«
T
chat. m. do
do
new 7s, 1900
do
Connecting 68 19110-1904
EastPenn.lstmort.lB, '88...
El. 4 3V'm8port, lat m, 78. '80.
do
do 58
Harrlsbnrg at mort. 68, '83.
.
lOO
84
101
IrfiMlB.
61
L.
1
c
do 2d m.
do
98
96V 97K
do
Creek * Al. R, con. 7s, "81
on Creek iBt m. 78, '82
Pern. A Hightstown Ts, '89
Penn A N. T. Canal 7s, '96-IM6
67
Pennsylvanla.lat M.,6,1880...
do
2d M., 6, 1876....
t»K
Wharf6*i
4 Fr'k., l8t M
..
81
81
81
8t
to
W
n
81
96
96
80
7»
90X
«x
es
m
M
6, *i0-'78.
4k
do
(Leh.Hr.)6,'B6
IstM. (Mem. Br)7,'70-'75.
lstM.(Leb.br.ex)7. 80- as
Lon. L'n(Leb.br.ex)6,'93
Consol. IstM.. 7.1898
Jefferson.. Mad. A Ind
LonlBV.. Cln. A Lex., pref
98K
1(19
Oil
83
80
do
do
do
do
do
1910 103W 103>,
Little Schuylkin.lstM., 7. 1»!7. 99
102
Northern Central 2d m, 68, '05 93
!1SH
do
do 2d m,
68, IWXl 9:n
92
68. 19'JO.,
6a, "SS
2d in. 7s, '96
10s. chat. m.,'TJ
lOf
106
Lonl8v.Loan,6.'8]. 66
do
Nash. l8t M. (m.B.) '7, 77.
9
do Lor. Loan (m. 8.36. ^'87 88
T. lstmort.7a,>90...
2d mort. 78, •75
38
3d m. cons. 7s, *95. 63
Junction 1st mort. 68, 'So
2d
do
do
1900
Lehlgb Valley, let M., 6b,1878.
do
North Penn. Istm,
to '87
to '98
Water 68. '87 to '89.
Water Stock 68, 97.
Mad.*
»
do new 68, '98
do
do reg
do new 78, reg,,
6b. '82
66. '97
BneclKl tax 68 of *89.
I.lPtM.(I&M)7, '81
do 20 M.,7,
do
do Ist M., ,,H06....
do
Lo lUT.C.ALex..l«tM.,7,'!r7..
Je«r.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
164"
H.4B.
do
Louisville
96
97>4
105
L,4>(;iSVII>t.E.
100
do
68,'83
90
do
68, '89
88V
do mort. 68, "89.., 95)i
64
73H
do
do
Lonlsvllle
A
common.
Nashville
14
86
96
83
95
91
M
81
82X
z»t
76'
33
77
ST. I-ODIS.
Long Bonds
do
Water6a rjld
do
r
(new)
Park 6b gold
....
St Lonls 68,
Jo
to
do
do
6s, STiort
.>
St
»2
100
97
99
-lo
Sewcr)SpcclalTax68 co^
iOH
North Missouri, IstM. 7s
Sri M.7B...
90
do
S>< M.7t
Uo
•X
Paclftc(OfMO) IstM. gld.. . 16
S9
Kan«8B '-.*., 11. stock
13
93
Pacific RB. of Mo. stock
533
.
.
MV
i
I!
94
S7X Dayton
do
52
13X
*75
ii"
1(8
90
9S
8, 77..
Indiana, Ist M., 7
do 2d M.,7,
do
Cln.
121X
...
D.. iBt M..
do
do
do
do
119H
47
Morris
do pref
Schuylkill Navigation
do
pref.
Union pref
Cln.,
Dayton
do
do
S7>4
4ij^
Cincinnati 58
50
78
CANAL STOCKS.
Chesapeake 4 I'eiaware.
Delaware Division
Lehigh Navigation
170
do
68
do
7-308
Ham.Co.,OhIo6p.c. ongbdB.
do
do 7 p.c. 1 toSyra.
do
do Ig bds, 7 * f.3C»
IV" Covington 4 Cln. Bridg*)
57H
West Chester
do
pref
WcBt Jersey
^
6,110
S8M
31
15
:
Wllmlng. 4 Baltimore.
6.
;ix
93X
eINCIN^A^I
52
54
88
A Fric
PlillHtlelphla A Reading
Plilladclnhla A Trenton
Tioga
M., unend..
59« 69S Central Ohio
do
preferred
16X 47
46
32
PennsyU'flnla
Philaiielphia
let
do 2d M., endorsed
Baltimore A Ohio stock.'
Parkersburg Branch
.
>0 Camden 4 Amboy. 68,
113,763
.
700
19.537
6,000
34,000
l.li6I..T00
ii.omi.ooo
796 4.30
1,000,000
12,000
6,000
.
3,8Ol.,0OO
'JS5.497
5Si.l»IO
*'*''"5-«»
.".
Total net
'•9t^'liS
471,000
196,000
271,000
1
749 306
3.633.000
2.3(l.(
Central
Bank of Uiipublic!.'
Security
^^'ri
15.212.0(10
3.79.. 160
5.374,IliO
1,000.01X1
Third
Bl«th
Specie.
1,000,000
2,000,000
500.000
300.000
.-onriition
weekTrSngTn.
:
Mecliaiiles'
Ban'* N. Llbortlos.
25.417,2(10
following is the averace
^'^""^ '"' '^«
day, March 24, IHTi r^""*""^^
dL^'MSl'l!;'^
cai'ltal.
Loans.
D .. ','*,"?!•
Pullartelphla
»l,50O,0OC
C'linmcrclal
25,533.5(0
25.483.800
25.419 800
25.379.100
25.366,400
25,437.310
23,484.100
35.428,900
57.889,110
55.802,300
11.157.f.00
11.183,6110
.
2.3,318.4(0
SS,!i20.50O
10.831.200
9,884.000
,
25.(42.500
35,397,500
23,614,100
25.690,300
51,181.100
55.040.800
55,771.500
55,781,800
5S,r21.300
57,322,800
11,11,82,800
—
Banks.— The
12:, 161,500
Piiii.ADKM'nrA
Nordi .Vmerica
Farin-rs and Mech
r««in
Deposits. Clrcu'latlon.
10,918.000
11,455,000
11,122.500
10.880.800
11,054.500
11,431.500
11,507,300
l:,SU,l(10
2,1195,000
121300.100
.,
10
«•
.Dc?flMell'*lu
''cirease.
11, ,00
I
1.681,200
1,171,400
Ftbruiiry 24
March
March
March
26.500
1,037,300
1,417,200
2,075.400
2,738.700
2,793,900
2.521.5
2.233,300
122.S72.70O
1 3.528,700
121,413,800
.
Decrea.^
circulation........
Specie.
1.'0,I';6,-.00
January «...
January 13
January 20...
Deposits
Peiuuvlvft.,gen. m., codt, IIIO tilt
BOSTON.
.Maine 6«
New
.
are comparative totals for a series of weeks
castSneeie. I.piral T.inHa,.
i.^
...
«,
Loans.
riecein'ier
1
•OUBITUM.
ignreiate
UlriiuU-
41,llll,(tOO
41, 165,100
BOSTON. PHIlilDELPHIA, BALTliOBE, kt.
•xnjBmsf.
weeks past
1^478,100
W
"""
1
LQiral
Teii'lorn.
44,8i6.700
Specie.
ftUOTATIOiNS
tl.iVjUfi
11 I, WW,
......Inc
Tlie folio iving are tlie totals for a aeries of
Loans.
follows'
Dec
5«.«» Circulation
Deo.
Date.
D8C.il...
week are as
J«,!U9.8rO|
!"'•
413
<
THE CHRONICLE
41 +
=34=
[March 29, 1873.
NEW
QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS IN
YORK.
page (in.- Mt repeated here. PHre^ represent the per
aniutmment Bond* ana active Railroad Stocks are quoted on a previous
"^
cent value, whatever the par may be. " N. Y. Local Securities" are quoted in a separate list.
Eric 78, 4th mortgag
V. 8. Bonds.
,io
do
(Quoted previously.)
7b,
78,
Bufl. N.
old
do
do
68,
do cow
new bonds
n
a
ft f^t.
17H
u
do
do
.loseph.
91
M
6s
8s
88
Es
99>i
.
93K
new
do
do
»•!*
»6
bds.
4
S.Ills. R.
Ist
M
H„
T.
IstM.
B's
81
Kaf'la B.
Mab. & Chat. U..
of 1S92..
dae.
Land Grants...
Jo.
ft bt.
do convertible
Western, 1st
do
U;d., Lack, ft
96
ma
2dM.
do
do
do
do
78, conv.
Wab'h, Ist Mort. ext'd.
let M. St L dlv.
do
2dMoit
do
do
Equip. Bds ....
tons. Convert.
do
Hannibal ft Napf'B IstM
Texas,
ilreat Western, Ist M.,isai'....
U4M
2d M. 1893....
do
OulncTft Tol.. IstM., 1890....
111. ft So. Iowa. Ist Mort
M
rol. ft
,
lOs,
of 1876
,
Oj10 68,1375
do 68,1881
do 6s, 1886
Kentucky 68
1 lllnols
do
I'.SX 107
118
104
(Not i)revlou8ly quoted.)
Albany & Susquehanna
90
& Alton
iny.
do
pref
Chic. Bur ftQulncy
Ctev., Col., Cln. & Indlanap
Clove. & PlttBbure. guar
Dnlin^ne A sioux City
do
Marietta
&
-,13
..
120
94H
113
115
h7X 84
136
,
r;in.,lBt
do
Mo.,RanBas& T
23»
UK
105
90X
&
Saratoga
Alton
4
T. Haute.
do
do
7b,
M
conv.
Haven
to railroads,
€.
KATLR0AP8.
ATenn.R.lPt
M..76....
do
2dM.,7e
Atlantic &Galt consol
do
do
do
end SaTanI
do
do
do
stock
do gaaran
83M 'Central Georgia, I «t M., 78
go
stock
do
do
Charlotte Col.& A.,lBt m.,7B.
si'x
fttock
do
do
'Charlestons Savannahes.end.
99
iSavannah and L'har., iBt ni.,7B.
'Cherawand JJarllugton 7s....
92'
iKaat Tenn. A Geoivlaes
34
(EastTeun.ft Va.Gh end. Tenn
95
]
Jun&Dt
Feb& Aug
68,g'd,
E.Tenn„Va&
6s, do
7r, 1876, Land
7s, Leaven. Brch
Incomes, No, i:.
do
No. 16.
do
ft St.
103
40
fis
lOO
construction
Peters Ist ni
W
78, cur'y, '91
ArkunsasLfvee bonds
Atchison
ft
Atchison
ft
7b
—
P. P^, 68 gold
Atlantic ft Pacific L,G. 6'8 pld
Atchison, Top. & S. Ve 7s eld
101
101
99)i
>ebra8ka
3 p. c...
Rome
ft
do
St.L.
Watertown
ft
s
It tail
Central
Ga., iFt M., 78..
.
88
68. i;old
Loans,
New
state
rln.,
57
711
SIS
7K
m
97
m gld 7s
F. W. let
Can. South.
m
do
do
Montgom.* Eufanla
Income
.
85
100
60
90
90
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
8s, interest....
'i
nitg.Ss
Income
stock..
N. OrleauB & .TarkP. :;dM.fl8.
do
cert'B.SB,
do
N.Orlenns ft Opelon8.l8tM.88
!Na6hvillc&( hattHnooga,6B...
Norfolk* Petersburg Ist m.,??
78
do
i'lk
do
73
do 2dmo.,8f
do
^*
I
90
NortheaBtcrn,S.C.,l8tM.88....
2dM.. 8b
do
Orange and Alex., Ista.es
2dP, 69
do
Sds, 8s
do
4thB,88
do
Richm'd & Fetorb'g Ist m., 78
2d ni., 6b.
do
do
Sd ni., 8b.
do
do
RIch.,r're'kPb*g& Poto.68....
do conv. 7b
do
do
Rich, and Dauv. let coDs'd 68..
Piedmont
do
do
2d m., guart'd
3d ni..6e
do
do
do
ft 111.
ft
C
1st
m
W. Ext
,
J»ck.,N.W.&8.E.
gold 78...
1st
gl 78
l«t ra g] 97
m
..
6b...
m..88
Southwest. KR,, Oa.. Ut mtg...
slock
do
S.Carolina RR. IstM, 7s (new.'
do
do
do
Va.
&
4t1i
do
do
do
Tenn.
do
do
68
78
r
stock
lets. 6b
2dB,6B
3d8 8s
West Ala.. 88 guar
Wilmlugton and Weldon 7s.
Ch«fe Rutb.Ut m.end
do
iBt M., 68....
do
do
. .
VU-i'lnia
Ind.
m gld7»
Ss.
iBlS, 88
Selma, Rome ft I)., Ist M., Ts..
South ft North Ala, Ist M., 8b.
Southside, Vft., let mtg. 88
PAST DUE corporrs.
TenneBaecHtftte Coupons
m
&
end.
iBt
1st 88,gld
In'ernat'l Rli.Tex.lst
Ist
.
8s.
end. by State of Alabama...
Mobile & Mont.. 8b gold, end
Mobile & Ohio Bterllng
do
do
do
ex ctfs.
el 78
Ch.. D. ft v., I. dlv., 1
gld 7b
Hou'. ft Tex. C. Ist m. gold 7b
Houston
Gt. N. ist m. gld 7s
(Mile, ft
Ind., B.
,,
Bonds, end. 76
lilili. ft
do conBOld.,
do
do
iik
—
branch, fia, gld
Walklll Valley is' 7s, gold ....
West WlBconsin 7.<, gold
& Tenn., iBtm. ,7b
do
Montgomery & West P.. Ist.Ss..
^-o.
Arkansas
7i
55
T H.lt
2d
do
So'eastern let 78. gold
Union Pac.
«)'
95'
.
St L.. ft St. Joseph. Ist. 68, gld
Southern Central of N. Y. 7b..
Tebo & Neo6ho7s,go!d
I'niou ft Logan8port78
62
36
79
MlBslsfilppi
P. Jervis78.gold
St.Louis, Vanilaliaft
'0
Mo. River, stock
Land M. 7s., 96
do
do
2d 8., do 7b. l(i2
do
do
UO
Si S; do 8s. 110
do
ft
ft
Ist 78, gold, guar....
7s, Income
Rome, W. & Ogdcnsburg7B...
59X Roudont ft Oswepo 78. gold...
S2
Sioux Cltv ft Pacific 68
39M Southern Pacific 6"6, gold
South Side (L. I.) "8
Steubenvllle ft Indiana 68.,..
'*
"
"IM
2a 78
Southern Minn, construe. Ss.
do 78
do
St.Jo.&C.Bl. FtM.,10s
do
8 p. c.
do
St. Jo. ft Den.C.88,gold,W. n
do 8s,golil,E.I)
do
Pa'wlnsky. Mans. & Newark If
List,
90
Montclair
Peoria. Pekln ft I. let ni, fiold
Pitts. Cln. & St.L.Ist7«
Port Huron & L M.Tb, gld. end
do
do 7s, gold
Peoria ft Rock I. Ts, gold
Rockf'd.R I. ft St. L.lBtTB,gld
&
do 2d
Mo.iticcllo
Oregon & California 78. gold.
Oswego & Rome 7s. guar
i'-'A
M
'10
1876....
Endorsed...
N.
Miscellaneous
92X
1879....
188?...,
Mort.
I
do
Bur,
..
Ist
Pekln, Lincoln ft Decatur IstM
Han. ft Cent.MlsBourl IstM,.
Cm., Lafayette ft Chin. IstM.
Del. ft Hudson Canal Ist M.
Giilveston.H. & H ,78,po]d
PaclllcRR. of Mo., BlockPacific R. of Mo. IstSs. gold
7S.186S-76
52
1. 5S
do 7s,
do
do 7B,8a do
TOb
ACbatt., iBi.M.SB.cid..
Ala.
ila.
do new,gld
7s,
bondB, 78
,
t8t78, gld
.
Ind'8 Ist M, Ts. S. F,
La Crosse & Mil. Ss, IstM
Lafayette, Bl'n ft Miss. 1st M.
.8.1876
rrl. ,''°«
ft
do
Winona
pref.
real estate...
subscription.
C,
Wand RR let
C. C. C.
68, 1883
(>s,
equip...
ft Texa" 7e gold...
Mo. R., Ft., S. ft Gulf, stock
do
l8t. M.lOs
do
do
2d M.,IOs
do
N.J. Midland lBt78, gold, guar
2d 78 guar
do
N. Y. ft Osw. Mid. ist 7s, gold
2d 78, conv
do
do
\ew York ft Boston 7s gold.
N. Haven, MIddlet. ft W.78...
Xewbu gbr'ch 78, Kuar. Erie
Omaha & South western RR.S's
Gt, F.astern, l8t Mort..
M. 7s
Pt. Jeff. Ist M..,
St. Louis, Jacli. ft Chic. Ist
South Side, L.I. IBt Mort. bds
Slnklnt; Fund..
do
Morris ft KBSex, convertible...
Co..,
68 16S7
ft
Loni?
Railroad Bonds.
68,
do
do
do
do
do
oonBol.6B
Richmond Cb
Savannah 7s, old
do
7fl, new
Wilmington N, C, 88 p old
do
do -88 gold....
North Am. 68, gld
ft (V.
00
do
do
do
Norfolk 6s
Peteraburp 68
do
do 2d 85
Indlanap. & VIncen. 1st 78,guar
Iowa Falls ft Sioux C.lstTs..
Indianapolis ft St. Louis 78...
Juckson. Lansln & Sag. 88.
Kansas Pac. iB, Extension, gld
do
7s, Land Gr., gld
do
Mo., Kan.
'8 gold R. D.
do
do Ist Mort. LaC.D
do IstM.I.&M.D.
do
do 2d M
do iBt M. I. ft D..
do IstM. I. ft I...
do IstM.H.ft D
do UtM. C. &M.
Marietta ft Cln., Ist Moit
Chic, ft Milwaukee 1st Mort... 94M
Toilet* Chicago. iBt Mort
Smlthtown &
TrueteeB Certlt
do
do
do
do
do
S9ik
%%
apids & Minn.78,gld
Rome & Watertown Ist M
Mariposa Gold
do
_P el".
r. Central
ao
do
do
do
Is
ft
Indlanap., Bl.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.\m l)ock&lm.Co.7.'H6
West. Union Tel., iBt mort. 78
Atlantic Mall Steamship
N
M
Bur., C.
AmertcanCoal
Boston Water I'ower
Cumberland Coal and Iron ...
N. J. Land Improvement Co..
Pennsylvania Coal
Snring Mountain Coal
Wllkesbarro Coal
Canton Co
Delaware ft Hudson Canal....
do
ft
>
new
Cb.
New Orleans Ss
Pore M. "s, Land Gr..
Fort w., Jackson & Sae. Ss...
Grand R. ft Ind. 76, cold, guar
do
do 78, plain
Grand River Valley 8s
87
o7
.
iniscellaneons Stock*
Land Mining
_nrnpeau
Flint
Boston, H. ft Erie.lst mort.
guaranteeci
do
do
Cedar Falls ft Minn, let M...,
.
pref.
Louts ft Iron Mountain
St. L.j Kan. C.& Northern prol
Toledo, Peori'< & Warsaw
Toledo, Wab. ft Western, prel.
Bt.
do
do
do
78.
8b
do
Pittsburgh 1st 7s
2d 7s
95
S9
9j
Peninsula Ist Mort., conv, ..
St. L. ft Iron Mountain. iBt
Mil. ft St. Paul, iBt M. 88 P.I)
do
do 7 Mil do
do
New York
Rome, Watertown & Ogdens,
Bt. LoulB,
oo
Montgomery 88
Nashville 6b. old
ft Nasnv. 7s.
Elizabethlownft Pndu.Sscon
vanBville, T II ft Chic 78, gld
73M
2d Mort
do
do
Peoria ft Warsaw, E, D. 91
W. D.. 88
do
do
do BurPn DiT. 34
o
2dM..
do
no
Consol. 78
do
guar...
special..
do
ft
bonds
MoblleSs
Evansvllle, Hen.
Tol.,
W. & Chic,
do
Columbia
do
do
ft
Col., Chic, ft Ind.
Jersey Southern
"><
N. Y., New Haven * Hartford [38
N.T., Prov. * Host (Stonlngt.)
Ohio & Mississippi, preferred. 73S
Kenaaelaer
ft
7b,
LyncliburR 68
Nlacon 7p. bonds
Memphis old bonds, 6b
new Vonds.Ss
do
do
end.,M.& C.R.K...
94'
Gr
do
2d Mort.
do
8i.>ck
do
do
84
New Jersey Southern Ist m 78 75
Georgia R. K..78
36
stock
Pitts., n. W. ft Chic, Ist M... 106M lU
do
do
99
25
S9M
Greenville & Col. 7b, guar,....
2d Mort.
do
do
do
idM
do
7b, certlf..
do
3d Mort. 96 Jl
do
8to( k
do
do
3 8 p. c. en't bdB
Kalamazoo ft South H. Ss, guar ino iroK Macon * Rrniiswlck end. 78...
do
90
85
97M Kal., Alleghan.&G R. e8,gusr
Macon & TtVePtern stock
Olove. ft ruts., Consol, S. F'd
ILO
85
Macon and Augusta 1)ondB...
2dMort
do
do
Kal.ft W!iitel'ii5eon7s
i6s'
98M 100
endorsed
do
do
.'idMort
do
Kansas Cltv ft Cameron lOs...
do
85
86
85
Btock
do
do
Uo
do 4th Mort
Kan.C, i-t. Jo. ft C.B. Sp. c.
lUl
88
MemphtB& Charleston, Ist 7s..
Lake Sup. ft Miss. IBt 7'B, gld
Chic, ft Alton Sinking Fund.
li'S'
78
do
do
2d 7b..
do
2d 7s
do Ist Mortgage... ll'3
do
do
97
9.S
80
do
do
biock.
do Income
Leav., Atch.ft N. W. 7B,guar.
do
tSM Leav Law. ft Gal., stock
IS
MerophiB & Ohio, lOs
Ohio ft Miss., ronsol. sink. f..
9^
92 Ji
do
do
l8tM.,10B
6s
Consolidated...
do
do
do
91"
90
Memphis A. little K. !e;M..,.
2d
do
Louisiana ft Mo. Rlv. I't m.
do
97M MlBsisBlppl Central, iPt m., 7s.
Logans., Craw, ft S. W. 88, gld.
Dnh. ft Sioux C, 1st M
US
do
2dm., 88...
do
2d dlv
Michigan Air Line, 8s
do
Chic,
New
rittB., Ft
ColumbuP, G a.,
.
88>4
preferred
2dprof.
Miciugin Ceutral
MorrlB tfc K88es
do
do
Angusta, Ga., 7s. bonds..
CharleBton Btock6B.
Charleston, 8. C.,7b, F.L, bdB.
Columbia. S. C, 68
.
05S
lOSH
lOSX
105X
1876
llarlern nrel
Illl nolB Central
Joliet & Chicago
Loni; Island
30
(•
Itallroad Stocks.
Cbicai^o
Erie
do
do
6s coupon, 77
do
1879
do
War Loan
do
Indiana Sb
MIchlKan 68,1873
do
68,1878..
68,1883
do
do
78,1878
Now York Bounty, reg
do
do con
ao
68, Canal, 1^
1874
do
68, do
do
1875
68, do
1877
do
68, do
(s.
do
1878
do
do
dogldl887
do
1874
do
ISib
uo
do
Atlanta, Ga., 7s
lOOH
Denver Pacific 7s, gold
Denver & Rio Grande 78, gold
Detroit, L;inBlng & Lake M. Ss
Kvansvillc ft Crawfordsv. 78.
Chu-.^KO Eslended . lOOM
»B
^'d Molt...
-•3%
Chic. K. Island ft Pacific
m>i ;i6M
Morris ft KsBex, 1st Mort
9!>,
2d Mort
do
do
New Jersey Central, 1st M., n. 104M
tlalena
canal bonds, 1870
do
DutcbesB
Seenritles,
CIT1K8,
m
91
89
Sontbcrn
7 t Id
Dan., Crb., Bl. & P. 1st
Detroit, Hillsdale ft 1". RR.S's
liliji
oo
do
Arkansas 6s, fnnded
do
78, L. R. * Ft. 8. 188.
do
78, Memphis * L. K.
do
78. L.K.,T. n.&N.O
do
78, Mi88. O. & U. Rlv
78.1rk.CentR
do
88....
Connecticut Valley 78, gold...
Connecticut Western let Is....
Chcsaprakeft Ohio Ist 6b, gold
Chic, ft Mich. Lake Shore Ss..
Des Moines Vslley 1st i-s
do
do Land Grant 88
81
lu3
97
M
',
.
89
do 2d M. pref
do 2d M. income,. SIM
99
Ohlc. ft N, Western 8. Fund..
Int. Bondp
do
do
do Consol. bd8 oov
do
Kxtn. Bdf w
do
do
iBtMort.. 99VI
do
do
Iowa Midland, Ist mort,
dE
Paul,
111. Grand Tr'ink
Chic, Dub. ft Minn., 8s.,
»7
I'eorla * Hannibal R. 8'B
uChicago
97M
ft Iowa it. S's...
American Central Ss
.,
Chi. ft Southwestern RR. 7'B
loo" Col. ft Hock. V. 1st 78. 3.1 yrs
99 X
do
do Ist 7b. 10 yrs..
99
do
do 2d 7b, 20 yrs...
Chic, Danv.ft Vlncen'B .8,>.'ld
Cleve.,Mt.V. ft Del. 78, gold.
do
do
1S7S..
of 1910.
ft St.
RR. let m. gld
Lake Shore ft M. S. Income
Logau8.,Craw.& S.W.RR.!ni,g
Milwaukee ft North. 1st m* Sb.
111
N. Y. ft Oswego Mid, iBt ni, g
11
do
do
2d conv.
101
North. Pac. Ist m. gold 7 S-lOs
93
93M R chmonti Air LIrieSs
liR.
111.
!mgl78
Spring.
&
S.E.
SS
South Carolina RB. 2d m
St. Louis ft 8. E. RR. con. m.
Pough. ft Kost.HK. Utni
South Side of L. 1. IsL m. ex.
L. Ont. Shore
Carthage ft Bu:. 8s.
Ulson, Peoria ft lian., Ss
O.O.&Fox R.Valley 88.
Ouincy & Warsaw, 88 ...
»95i
105
106
102
l-J'
Detroit, Monroe ft
Buffalo ft Erie, new
ft
2dM,7'8,gld
~
do
Keokuk
,.
9&H
.
.
68, 2dM.,g>d
iBt 78. gold..
Central Pac. 78, gold, conv
Central of Iowa. iBt M, 7'b gld.
1WS<
Tol bonds.
Alton
61
Mont
.
d'
Cleve.,I"vllle& Ash., oldbds.
Bellev'le
Rbode Island6B
Alabama 58
do
do
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875... 10l>4
do
78, large bonds
Connecticut 6r
do
do
new bonds
Tol.,
ft
California Pac. liK. Ts, gld.
M.
ai
Penitentiary
levee bonds
8s
Ss
do
8s
Cillfornl8 78
Cleve.
ft
do
do
do
do
Cnnada Southern
ma
Louisiana 68
do
do new bonds
do
do new floating debt.
7b,
68,
Ma
w
bonds ... »J
fO>5
™H
Lake Shore Dlv. bonds
bonds.
con.
coup
Lake
Shore
,,,.
Con. roif. bonds...
do
Paclllc R. 7b, guarl'd by Mo...
Central Paclnc gold Bonds ...
State Aid bds.
do
94*
94" Western Pacific bonds
M'geBonds. «
1st
Union
Pacific
Hit*
;9H
78..
Land
Grant,
do
95
Income 10s
do
47
14
411
r.)i
Asylum bonds
do
do
do
do
in
ai
MM
101
Mich. So. 7 per ct.M Mort
Mich. S. ft N 1.8. F. 7p.c....
Cleve. ft Tol. Sinking Fund..
•sii
Han.
2d
3d
1st
UOji
94
104
.
Ss, 188'^. ...
ConBol. ?8. 1902....
ft Q. 8 p. c. Ist M..
do
Cblc, Bnr.
68
10
do
do
do
do
do L.ndC,l8S9,A&0
of 18?8,
do 7a
10
K. IBt M., 1877.
ft
Ulch. Cent.,
do Funding Act, 1466.
do
1863.
do
do
do
do
do new bonds
do
do Special Tax
6s
South Carolina
Jan. & July...
do
do
April A Oct...
do
do
do
do Funding Act, 1866
do
do Land 0, 1889, J * J
do
Y.
Mo. River 4th S.,do 8b..
do
5th S.. do8B..
6th g.,do88..
do
do CreBton ttranrh
do Chariton Branch
Burl, ft M. lln ^eb.) Ist conv..
California ft Oregon 68, irold..
Bur.
X
95«
do Con.M. ft S^kgF'des
Ubany ft Snsqb'a, 1st bonds
endorsed
Gold
N ^rlh Carolina 68, old
do
do to S. C. R.Ri'onp
do ex coup...
do
do
MiSBOUr
d
lOU
97
78, 2d M.S. F. 1885
78, 8d Mort., 1875
aarlem, Ist Mortgage 78. ....
4o
do new bonds
do
do consol. bonds....
do
do deferreddo
Georgia 6s
78,
76,
78,
101
186f.
and. R.
Vlriilnl* 68, old
do
do
do
1880..
conB. mort. gold bds..
bong Hock Bonds
State Bonds.
Tennessee
do
5th
Ask
BXCUBlTlXr.
Bid. Ask.
BBOUaiTLKS.
Bid. ABk.
(10
ronpnns
Coneol,Coiip
MempMe Cliy coupons
NaaUvUIeCUy Coujtona
March
THE CHRONICLE/
29, 1873.1
Marietta & Cincinnati, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Philadelphia & Erie, Maine Central, Detroit & Milwaukee, Cleveland ft
& Alton, Lehigh Coal & Navigation, Schuylkill Navigation Co., and various other companlea of lest promi-
Snt)C0tmcnt0
AND
STATE, CITY
415
Pittsburgh, Chicago
AND CORPOEATION FINANCES.
nence.
Boston, Hartford & Erie litigation baa terminated in a
injunction, and the trustees now give notice of a
held, Thursday, April 17, to reorganize t!ie company.
In regard to the St. Joseph and Denver City bonds, wa are able to
add nothing to the remarks made in The Chronicle of Feb. 22,
on page 347. Reports have been current tliis week that the N. Y.
Central and Hudson loan for £2,000,000 sterling had been placed
It has also been
in London, but they are not well authenticated.
stated tliat the New York, Boston and Montreal Consolidated
Company recently sold $6,250,C00 of its bonds in London, and haa
the prospect of placing the balance of its loan, making in all
$12,500,000. As Messrs. Bischoffsheim have negotiated with the
Erie Company for the general mortgage of $30,000,000, bearing 7
per cent gold interest, they are now taking off this market the old
mortgages of the road, which they can pay in on consolidated
mortgage account.
Mr. Joseph (i. Martin, stock broker, No. 10 State street, Boston,
.
has compiled his complete list of dividends and interest payments
to be made in that city April 1, showing total payments of $3,
432,500 by Boston banks declaring at this time, and $2,210,439 of
other interest and dividend disbursements.
The
S'lATE SECURITIES, CITY SECURITIES, RAII.ROAD denial of the
meeting to be
STOCK AND ROND LIST, CANAL AND iniSCEL-
LANEOUS STOCK AND BOND
Co., In the olBce of tlie
The Chronicle tablns of
to-day
LIST.
*
year 181S. hy Williah B. DiKi
Librarian of Congreai, Washington, D.C.]
Congnn,
[Entered secordlnn to Act of
In the
stocks and bonds are brought forward
— being the last Saturday in March— with numerous correc.
and additions. A very large number of the most important
appear during the first few months of the year,
and hence the revisions and additions in our tables are more
numerous and of greater consequence during these months.
Since the last publication of these tables extracts from the annual
reports of the following prominent companies have been pubished in the Ciibomcle, and are duly indexed in the column of
' remarks" accompanying their several bond statements, viz
The
Pennsylvania Railroad, Erie, N. Y. Central & Hudson, Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore, Northern Central (of Pa. and Md.)>
tiona
financial reports
:
CANAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BOND
[Entorea according to act of Congrcsi,
DESCRIPTION.
In
the year
-
Miles
of
For explanation of all rtferenr'eB Bee C'nal
foot notei* on 1st page of ER. Tables.
vf
-5
'
so
MO
ISTJ.
by Wm. B. Dan*
4
Bonds,
INTEREST OB DIVIDENDS.
Amount
Outstanding
•J,".'"*
'When
'
(^"n'j
LIST.
Co., In the ofllce of the Librarian of Congreaa, Wasblnzton, D.
Principal,
by
Payable.
RKMARK8.
when Due
Where Payable and
I
C]
(
Stocks,
wtom.
last DlTl'd.
*1ANAL«.
Chesapeake
Delaware— ftocit
<t
SO
Tar.
25
lat mortgiige (origlnall t »2,8(»,000)
Chesapeake te OAfo— stocK
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Gnarantccd Sterling Loan
Bonds having next preference
Delaware Divtsionstock
Begistcred Bonds
Regi^^tced Bonds
De Leu tares, sterling
<f Karitan-'SloCK
Lehigh Coal tfe Aaufj7a(/on— stock
onn, convertible, conpon, gold
1889
iw
1871
90
1633,350
1,000
100
800,000
20.000,000
1.500,000
3.500.000
3,500,«00
1,0(10
1,000
1,000
"ioo
50
t
1,001
let mortga!^e registered
let raort. registered,
1,0
1,001
UR
Mort. loan, on eqnitiments Ac, gold
Loan covertible into ftock till Dec, '72...
do
do
ext n. conv. till Dec .'T?.
Monongahela Nav. Co.— stoclc
law
St morti?a3:R
JforHw— Stock, consolidated
2d mortgage
Boat loan
Preierred stock scrip dividend
T^wn^wiBanfrt— Slock
iBt M., guar, by Penn. KB., s.f. »5,0U0,0OD.
&
Preferred stock
mortgage (dae .S72, ext. to
ad mortgage
1st
al,
"if.
"'so
1.645.U4i4
50
2,608,977
1,751,213
4,016.670
171,354
306,500
800,000
«33,»90
2.002,746
l,"0O,00O
1,311,000
SCc.lns
6Uc.lns
6
6
1,000
1,000
I,00O
l.'OO
1,000
H7i*«r— Stock
50
do
prel.
rnion— stock
Ist mortgage
bonds, 8d mort...
end T. W.
priority b.ls.
A
19III
p. 732.)
Busq.
and Bens. 4
S.
Railroads
(r. l>,
1884
1897
1897
18T7
deficit,
See annual repoit in
9275.926.
Cent. RR.
Cbronicli, t. 16. n. 8^9.
of N.J. assumes t23lO.00O olgold loan
of 1897.
(T. 12,
P.4M.689.)
IWi
'
2,805 000
718,000
1,0.10
common
2
5
<
6
7
7
4,4.57,150
Maryland loan. 2d mortgage
SBsqh.t'a
do
1884
PlttBbnrg, office.
Joly, 1872 Gross receipts. 18T1, 9175.120; expensea
}J.T.. N.B'Kof Com'ce. July 1, 1887
and taxe^, 978,772 ; dlTds. In 71.9percf .
Leh. Val. KR. Co.^'hlla. Aug, 1672 Leased. April, :s70, to Lehigh Valley RR.
do
do
Aug, 1872
for999yrB. The lessees assuming bds
do
do
April, 1876
4 scrip A paying 10 p. c , per annum en
do
do
.\prii, t»:6
rref stock, and 4 on consol. stock, (v
50
bonds
nt bonds
Boat and car loan
Boat and car loan
Title
I'-
10.1,164
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
6
5
6
336,965
Md.Ket earn-
ings from opt'raU^ns. 1^1, IS96,0S.
Annual report In (jhroviclk. t. 1*, p. '6*
shows netrecolpiB In 1811, $283,547: net
receipts In qnarter ending Aug. 31, 1872,
Cam. 4 Aroboy KR. (t. 14. p. 5»,S«6.)
May, 1867 GiOBS receipts last year, Jl,12».:2»; exISM
penses. Interest and taxes, f 1,704,855;
N.T., Office N.J. Cen.RE
6
1,000
1897)
Ti Del. City to Cbesap. City.
Jnly, WIS
Api. 1(1 '7: See
Philadelphia, office,
iSTO
Common
it
286,0011
do
do
London.
«g.
var.
var.
Improvem
Sunqiteha7ina
!,(XX)
do
do
7
1861)
1865
S jS(]u., Ist and 2d mort
Schuyttdtt iVrt(\— stock, common
Br.
6
5
2,in,iX
1.000
IOO
185S
17.
July, 18S6
Brown A Sons,
1870
London.
1890
Balto. .A, itrownA Sons.
tus.tss.
1885
Philadelphia, office
Feb., 1873 L^as d to Lehleh Coal A Nav. Co., at lat.
do
do
July 1,1878 on bonds and 8 p. e. a yr on stock.
N. T.; office, 71 Bway. Feb. 1, 1873 Stock Increased »5,ro,i.00O In April. 1873.
N. Y., Bk of Commerce
1877
Ca<h div. Ill 6 yrs, 116 n. rt, i^eases A-b.
7f
7f
4,999,400
8,IK2,80O
922,000
5,566,177
2.000,000
5,000.000
762.7T9
1,006.800
103,000
1,025,000
l,176.0iO
500.000
:nii
Pretcrrei.tock
l*t moi-tgaic
West
1.000
1,000
1,000
50
1,010
Dec.
do
Balto., A.
8,i« 10.000
18T2
Deta.
do
5
«
4
1,69:),500
1658
Philadelphia, ofTlce.
3
6
l.ll97.liT.i
8,229.5M
8,000,000
«.375,000
1st mortgage
Delaware A Hudson—stock...
Registered Bonds
I
1,880,600
do
do
J.4fc J.
d-)
Oct., 1899
do
Feb., 1867
l,p.714.)
A Wiconlsco merged ln*o, and
West Branch 4 Sueq. owned by P., C.C.
Wyomliii:
J.
7
.325,316
"i
2,907.860
3,000,000
6
.JnlT"l910
office.
lSW-8'
Feb. 12,1373 Leased
J.
Philadelphia, office,
M.AN.
M.AN.
M.AN.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
4 J.
Ptalla.
J.
J.
do
do
J.
J.
J.
"i
&
F.& A.
F.4 A.
M.&S.
J.& J.
J.
6
6
6
Philadelphia
J.&.I.
6
A
4
4
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A
Feb.I3,18T!
.Marcb 1897
Jan., 1882
Jan., 1876
May, 1870
1888
1889
Jan
18^5
Baltlojoie.
May,
May,
do
do
.',
J
n. 1, 187?
.Jan., 1691
from June 1, 1870. to Pbll. 4 Readfor999yea'8 at annual rent of 9656.000
Including certain real and personal prop riy conveyed to P. A It. Last annual report In t.
16, p. S88
;
see also v.l4.
P.355.J
Leased to P. A Rea'^Ing RR. for Interest
on bonds and half ofnet e mlngB; in
1370-71 defl( It after expenses and Int-
was »8.;,657. (U. p. 77.)
r>-c Ipts, 1810, 958,*90; operaMri expenses, same. Nominal cost.95.9<n,8D6.
erest
Gross
M.AN.
6
May
Fhlladelphla, ofllce.
1,1688
raiSCELLANEOITS.
Bonds,
DESCRIPTION.
Date Size or Amount
of
For explanation of all references, see Bonds
foot notes on 1st (lageofRK Tables
AdaTtu Express Co.— stock
Amer. Merchants* Union Ex. —stock,
American coal (Md.)— stock
American Dock & Improvement Co..
Atchison Bridge, 1st mort., guar
100
100
29
Atlantic Mail Steamship Cb—stock...
Boston Water Power
Canton Improvement Co., Bait
Ttnlon R.K. bonds guaranteed
Carv /mproretnent Co.— stock
ventral of N. J. Land Co
UonsoltdaUon Coal of ifd.—stock ....
Istmort. (convertible)
100
100
1st M.. consol,. conv. (for 91,250,000)
Cumberland
and I. —1st mort
do
do
2d mortgage
Cumberland Coal A Iron Co-Siock
DimlelthiiDubuque ^rirfae— bds s.f..
J Us. it SI. Louts Bridge— booAa
Louisville Bridge— hoada
Mariposa Land<t Mining Co.—stock
cortl
.
16X
4 J.
M.4 8.
J.
4,000,000
ises
"
mortgage bonds
731,250
783,000
59,000ahs.
tOc
100
10,250,060
1,000
1,000
513,000
i,ojo
"w
4,000,000
50
10
100
IOO
lOU
Express—^tock...
—stock
mortgage
irii
,
8, 187S
3,
1873
10, 1873
ifiba
S.;
v.,
H.
4 St. Jo., A
Boston, oiace.
Jan. 9, 1869
F. A A,
N. y.Co.'s Office.
Feb. 5. 1873.
J. 4 J. N. V. Co's office, 71 B'y. Jan. 20,18,3
J. 4 J.
do
do
Jan., 1885
,1.4 J.
do
do
.Ian. 1. 1897
4
New York.
J.
Cen. Br. U. P.
1867
ISre
A
Annual report
sufficient portion of n'iw consol. mortga-ra
Leid to retire old bonds. See Cubohici.s, v.
In
1^
IS,
p. 628.
18T9
do
do
Feb.. 1879
Apr. 15, ••87:!
Cent. R.R. KOT., 1693
N. Y. by 111.
N- Y-, Mk of Commerce.
.V.
Y., Oilman,
CUBONICLE,
Sou A Co
V. 15,
P.S5S
See Chboniclz, v.
10,000,000
IS,
;
T. lS,p. S9I.
p.3M.
s,'X)r,,ooo
Dec., 1870
Chuosicli:
Q-F.
F-4A-
N. Y., HI Broadway,
do
do
Aug., 1872
Aug.
fT. 15. p. 5 S.. v. 16, p. 32S.)
See CHRONiri.K, v. 14. p. 730; T. 15, p. 594,
Dividends In 1871. 20 per cent. (v. 14. p. «!.)
Sept!,"l86S
1,1681
This company oneratcs
Plttsbnrgn Co.'s
8,0011,000
office.
leased lines,
Jan., 1879
5,700,000
4,30 ',000
J.4D,
500,000
1,000,010
1,250,000
.1.
J.
A.r.
4 J.
N.Y., E. Kelly
A
Co-
many of
the
Pena
(v. 14, n. 270. i«5.
See annual report IeCbiomoi,!
(t. 16, p. ».'.)
The Co holds soine of
Animaln
isr.l
do
i.'i.it
Jan
1), 1872
1000,000
6 000,000
2
5.000.000
«: .031.100
4.000,(00
;
Jan.
Dec.
J.
500.000
480,000
(,100.000
5,000,000
20,000,000
4,000,000
100
Spring Mountain Coal.— stock
Sprues mil Coat.—tlock
Unlte/l .States Express —stock
Tft:kesl>arre Goal't
Mar.
Mar.
Nov. U,
F.4 A.
A. 40.
M.AN.
A. 40.
J.4D.
493,(100
100
IOO
100
100
100
60
SO
lOU
gold
Real estate bonds, gold
N. T., Bank of N. Y.
do
do
New York, office.
H. Y..Cent.RR. ofN.J
Chronicle. tuI. 14. p. 796.
Cbbosiclb, t. is, p. 19.
»7,600
1,660
100
id mortgage.gwld
'."t
REMARKS.
Stocks,
Guar, by Ch.4
10s.
5I2,'.0I
Company— C.om. stock
Preferred stock Co ivned by Pa.R.R.)
Quicksilver Mining Cto.— Com. stock.
Preferred stock
Pennsj/lvatiia
Western Union Telegraph
When Due
Last Dlvi'd.
2X
4,0011,000
3X8
1864
18T2
1S52
:869
'.
Welts, Farfjo ck Co.
"Where Payable and
l,2(X),tlbo
1
Ist moricifcre.
I
by Whom.
M.AN.
stock
Haryland Coai— stock
""
Ns'c Central Coal ( «d)
Pacific Mail .Steamship CV>.—stock.!!
Pennsijlvanla Coai— stock
1st
When
O.-M.
10,000.000
18,000,000
1,500,000
.
Preterre
6
Principal,
Rate
par
Outvaluet standing.
IJOO.OOO
Q-F.
A J.
4 J.
I''
J.
J.
7
M.4N.
M.Atr.
UAfV,
New York office.
New Vorl ,ottlce.
New York, office.
N. Y., Bank of S. YN, T. Union Irust t;o.
rbl)«4»lp>lt».
Feb!
1
,1873
Jaii.,'l870
1875
May, im
Xor., 116*
Cbb jxitLK.
Its
stock.
part In
V. 15. p. 401.
Jlei r<'ceipta,t<,'W,3U
(V, 15, p, 7S, 155, 49J, 512, T. IC p. W.)
1
JBE CHRONICLE
416
[March 2d, 1873.
STATE SECUEITIES.
by Wm. B. Dana & Co., In the office of the Librarian of Congress, TVashlnftton, D. C]
Snbaerlbers will confer a great favor by elvlns ns Immediate notice or any error discovered In our Table*.
[Entered nccordlng to «ct of Congre«, Id the year
1»I3,
DESCRIPTION.
BKMAREg.;
For explanations see foo^note.
Alabama :
Bute bonds, dne
in
abstract of Auditor's report for year ending
Sept. at, 1872, was published In Chromclx, v. IC,
p. 49. Total asKi fined value of laiuli*, $7(j,757,"ii9
of town lots. |?5.733,48i of personal properly,
In 1S73 & extended
extended
do
Bterlliig hondi of 1850, extended. ..
bterlluK bonds, extended
do
do
do
do
do
do
;
The Alah. & Chat. RR.,wa8l,oiight by
the State, April. IfsTJ.and has been rt!f>ola : tha
State's guaranteed interest on the Company'*
bonds is in default. A new loan of tl,50iMXXJli
reported authorized, the valiilty of which \»
contested. See Cmbokici.x,v. 15, p.80;t.8iiU T.
$30,648.1^9.
.
NtvboDda
do
{Bwloan
oriifi2 (for»i,(KX),UOO)....
10, p. 49, 391,
ducatlonal Kund Debt
Baltroad bund Indoreeinents
1>0 u loMont. & EufalaKK
Loan to Ala. & Chattanooga KK
Temporary Floating Debt Sept.,';j
ArkanmtA :
Funding bonds of 1889
Levee bontls (or warrants)
Old unfunded debt
Tea year bonds Tor deficiencies..,.
poatlui; debt
Under a law of
1369 bonds are issuea ro raltroadi
at $10,000 per mile to land grant rosds and $15,000
per mile to others, but limited to 6.50 miles in all.
ABfiesfpd valuation of all taxable property
$120,000,000; rate of taxation,
debt iHmoxtlv held bv U.S.
,
To Memphis & Little Kock Kit
To Little Kock & Fort Smith KB...
To L. I?,, Pine liluff & N. O. UR.
To MIsR., Ouachita & Red River RR
To Arkaiwas Central RR
.
and funded bonds arc
(CuRONiCLE, vol. 15, p.
iund.
ChbohiclS,
bonds
do
bountybonds
State capltol bunds
auyear
20year
10-30 year
I
^-o
J
c."
=
£«
I
;
rate of taxation. 2 mills.
Old Territorial bds are not recognized. Real and
.
personal property assessftd in 1871 at $34,673,7.'»8.
Loan to J., P. & M. K.R., is sfcurt-d by mortgage on road, Otlier loans to railroads have been
authorized to amount of $7,148,000 but not Issued.
Convention bonds
State bonds (sold or hypothecated
do
Loan
to J., P.
it
<Ss
(V. 16, p. 387,}
Mob.RR.($l,000,i:UO)
Atlantic
Assessed value of property In 1872, $234,492,468
Kate of tax. 4 mills L-glslanre declared void
tbcscml-annnaUold bonds of 1870, and $iao,OOU
of the quarterly bonfls" held by H. Clew* & Co.;
theli. & A. IjODdH, $1,500,100; and the following
RR. e ndorsements, viz Brun«vi ick & Alb., $3.S00,
RR. bonds
do
do
Atlantic & Gulf RR. bonds
Bonds, net of Ma-ch 12. 1366
Bonds, act Sept., '70, goU;
Bonds, act Oct., '10, gold
Bonds of I87J
New bonds (for $1.200,0(0.)
:
&
000, Bainbr., C.
C. $600.00\ Cherokee Val., $300,(00,
artersville
v.. $iT5.000. ^v. 15, p. 155
218,250; V. 16,p.20,lb7,a8. 323.387.)
m.
& Albany RR
tlUnota :
Interest bonds, Inscribed stock
Refunded stock bonds
N riniil University bonds
Thornton loan bonds
The debt has been rapidly reduced, ar.d will soon
be extinguished. Valuation of personal property
in !87l. $113,915,561 ; railroads. $2.5.516.042
real
"State, $25'V289,395. or about one-flah of the actual value. The 111. Cent. RR. tax amounts to
;
bonds
"^Var
^^'enue
about
deficit bonds' (to Chicago')!
JLiiniiaa
Bonds,
1861 to 1869,
do
John Tllford, act
do
Military purposes
do held by Board of Ed
interest collected bi tlio State,
sources of sinking fund.
tion of property In 1871,
43 cents on $100.
A constitutional
Cha Itv Hospital bOTds
Bonds lor relief of State Treas..."
Bonds In aid of various railroads...
Leveebjnds
do
nit ntlary
debtor State
toMlss.& Mex.B'It Canal.
Iss. t) N. La. & Texas RK. Co
school held by Stnt-. Treas..
to N. O., Mob.
to N. O., Mob.
do
&
Ciiat.
i&
Texag RR.
UR
:
The war debt sinking fund Jan.,
ClViUoan bonds
°
Wnr
do
a
Bounty do
].*; \°
rj
do
«0
Muntclp l1, War Debt aBsaraed "
M^rulana
Bait.
&
..
ti
fv. 16. p. 50 )
a=9e!-fied valuation of property In 1871 was
$(16,716,283, on which the rate of taxation wasl9M
cents per $100; incom« from dividends on rail-
Railroa'B and canals
Bastern Shore RU
Baltimore .^ Sn-sci. RR
Chesapeake & O/uo canal.,.',"!
&
Susciu-^haiitia
UR
road, canal and other stocks owned by the St ite
The Stntc has largely assisted
$354,123.
canals and railroads, and holds $4,694,51.^ of j-tMcks
and bonds of i-olvent ccmipanles, besides $l.S58,737 in the sinking fund, leaving onty $5.883,4'>7 of
debt, without any offset; the State also holds
$20,557,166 In unproductive securities.
was
"
Annapolis & Elkrldge RR
Defen-e Hounly Loan ....
"
Southern Kellef bonds
WV
Deaf and ruinb AsyiUTi Loan
Md.
*
Ho-plta! loan, 10-15 years.
Maryland State Loan
...
'"
'"'
.
jRW«acA(v.sfi«.9— Statu Almshous',' L'n
By
a law of 1863 all interest on the debt ot
Massachusetts Is paid in coin, fxcepting on IhR
temporary loans. I)urinp lS72debt was dt- created
about $2.1)00,000. Tbe sinking funds in Jan., 1873,
were valued at a total of $I0.453,3(^S. and anprrtloped as follows: Almshouse, $9f',0-'2; State
House. Hospital, and W. Mass. Hospital. $"ra.l'2S;
Bark Bav, $;20.0<'0; Union fund loan, $3.(t.i0,000 ;
crast defense. $477,010; benntj fund. $.i,8^2.S63
harbor land improvement, $11)2,681; Norwich ft
W.. $336,147; Trov & Greenfield, $1,277,785; war
fund loan, $l,i.i(*.511 Bost.. H. A E., $748,247.
Property returned for taxation in 1S72. $1,036 59I(;
State House Knlarffement Loan
Lnnatlc flospltal, &c., Loan
Lunatic Hospital (West. Mass)
Back Bay Lands Loan
Union Fund Loan....
do
do
Coast Defense Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
_^do
do sterling.
War
"
...,
Loan, sterling
Troy Greenf. RR, Loan, sterling;
do
4*
home...
A
w
*
do
do
;
deposit sir8avingsbanks.$184,797,StS:cornoratirn
property (above real estite and machinery),
$104,757,278. The loan to Boston. Hartford & Krie
R.R. Is secured by deposit of $4,000,000 " Bcrdoll"
mort. bonds. The a8>»e&sor'K aygregatc of i;eal
and personal property In the State is $l,591.9--3,0O0,
sterling,
sterling.
sterling.
50
****
«
«
°*J
Southern
Vermont RR, Loan
Norwich & Worcester RR. Loaii
Boston. Tfartf. & Erie RR., sterling
Harbor Land Improvement
tbe actnalvaYueoein;^
.Million
war Bounty
Stff Mflijff
Loan
$2.807,004,4.7.
(v.l6,p.50.)
largely diminished in 4 las'
years. Asaessed valuation of real and personal
property, i8:i-2, $630,000,000, an<l rate of laxaiion
purcUaaa
2Vi mills. Surplus revenue is appMed to
ol bonds nsf ast aslt accuutulates.
The debt has been
itenewal Loan Ponds
Two
$7:i8,'^53.
The
.
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, stV
Bait.
was
1873,
the municipal debt sink'pfimdwaB$3!ti,9M. After
the U.S. Supreme Court decision, interest was
paid in gold till the derision w;:8 reversed.
Valu.ation in 187-^, $224,509,951. tax rate, oik mills,
:
(thIoRR., sterling
limits the total debt
;
to fund floating
iM/ie
amendment
decided,
however, that
bonds nuthnrlzrd
previous to the amendment might be issued.
Which Includes $120,000 to Miss. & Mex. Gulf
Texas
Canal
$594,000 to N. La. &
RR.; $2,075,000
bonds guar, for N.O.. Mob. & Texas RR,; $2.2riO.0O0
bonds to be Issued to same company $l,(r25.000
(or more) to N.O.. Baton R. & V icksburg RR.;
$100,000 to Shreveport Hospltsl; $100,000 subs, to
Miss. Val. Nav. Co. Total real and personal property in 1871 asseesnd at $2.=0..n9J,4!7. Rate of
State taxation. In 1871. 14K mills; Defau;t Wfta
made in payment of interest Jan. 1, 1813.
'.
P
(v. 14. p. 457.)
is $J,T;J0,7:0.
Re-
$2, n'O 393. Total valua$126,322,707. Tax rate,
Direct d.bt, .Jan. 1, 1872, was
to $25,000,000.
$20,188.KK); contingent debt. $6.57it,68:i; temporary
$3,476,268; total outstanding, $S0,244,751.
It wa»
do
funding coupons
forredemplion certifa, fto.
to Boeuf & Crocodile Nav. C;
for relief of P. .I.Kennedy.
Issued to State
(v. 13, p, 559.)
The nominal debt of'Kcnliirkv
1813
Zoutsiatm
do
do
do
do
do
$500,000.
The valuation of real and personal property in 187*
was $120.000.001». Blqklng fund is $IS0 000, Bond*
of counties, towns, and citirs are registered, and
funding, &c
Bonds for various State purposes.
Military loan
Rentitcky
Bonds to contractors, &c
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
dodo
&
(
Hallroad endor8em''nf8
^Brunswick
;
Debt has been reduced since 1866 from $10,000,00$
to prefent ilgurep, by ftinking fund imrchases.
The 1861 bonds arc navable atnleasurealnceJulv,
1871, and those of 1864 itfter Oct., 1S74. Ai-srsscd
value of real and personal property, $339,782,733
£
non-taxable, 20 yr.,
Florida :
Old bonds held by U. S. Govt
Due School and Internal Imp fund
Veorgta :
Western
do
Is being rapidly reduced br a- Blnklne
See notice of redemption of bonds In
T. 15, P 99 V. 16, p. 329.
Tbe debt
do
Soldiers* relief
do
do
do
do
in default for interest.
50, 181, 187.1
.
Catitornla :
ClTll bonds, sinking fund, gold
Connecticut
War bonds, 10-20 year
about
2K "ntlJs. Unfunded
The "Levee" bonds
....
linnds...
iinnds.,
i:;iTi. >i
Bia,
—
rnaa^.
AprUdEOct.;
M.*N. May &
Nov.; J.
OuttqecctfM,coatalalax fifUer loiormMtpn
*
JD,,
Ju»«
* D«e
March
THE CHRONICLE.
9?, 1878.]
417
STATE SECURITIES.
> Immediate
Subsorlbers will coaftr a grei^* fliTor bf glrlnz
DE8CR1PTI0N.
For
8 z
oot Qut<» on
nil
ttinnesota
State liuUdlug Loan
do
du
liallroiul
North Mo. RU
(-alro A Fulton UK
Platte County RB
lr<iu Mountain KR.
raclllcBR
1,000
4.13,010
18i«
18?^
1,0U0
1,000
1,000
2,727,000
401 /XjU
do
2.9«1,1XX)
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
•5!-8
•57-9
to
E^onda to
Uonda to
Bondt) to
W.
1,000
l.HX)
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
',M-9
•38-4
•57-66
'5S-«1
'68-7
I'actflcKR
..r.
Mm
'SiMJ
B. W. r. Paclnc Kit. (guar.)
riannlbal & Ht. JOBu;phRR
ifeoatUi;
:
State bonds
-
J.*J.
100,000
'65-6
CulvemUy & Lnnattc Asylnm bl».
187'i
Ifw) Jersey:
War oan bondB, tax free
do
do
do
392.000
50l,IWl
a.ua.ooo
4,907,0.0
1,156,00(1
l,r>S».000
3,000,000
do
do
do
do
do
M.&8.
Art.
7,
Art
7,
6(X),000
J.* J.
M. & g.
Concord or Boston
do
do
do
do
do
do
iCO&c
lOO&c
§R
irt., 7, See.
Sec. 3, and
Sec. 13.
•ia'
I
1
^a
gold loan. cp. or reg...
Comptroller's bds (by iter. State).
Sforlh CaroHiui:
KK. and luiproTement bonds, old.
do
do
do
do
Ao
do new (not special tax)
do
do
do
do
Funding bonds, since war
do
do
do
Beglsfd certificates of literary fund
Penitentiary bonds, act Aug. 21, '68.
Special tax bonds
Ǥ[
1,000
1.000
1968
18C7
1S68
do
lOO&C
lOD&c
1,000
1,000
1.'52
1000
1852
1,01.10
18.')2
1.000
1.000
&
re>f.
&
,
(cp.
reif.)..
(registerea)....
:i7, (rcg.).
May
1853
1867
1867
1867
1867
1867
1861
1871
W&e
60&C
604c
50&C
90&C
504c
Swto stock
Slate House stock, let .SBae.
do
do
3d do
do
d.}
31
do
do
do
4th do
de
do
5tli do
-
,
.
.
.
,
bonds
BlueRidecRKbonda
Now State House bonds
do
do
Funding blU^ receivable
Payment of Inter Bt
Funding bank bilU
Convorsiun bonds
Land comrn salon bonds
Fire loan bonds, itturltae....
do
do
dotncHlc...
Railroad eadorseni'juts.
State debt proper—
Bank T nn. stock
400,000
396,000
87,000
2.923,000
380,600
213,000
3,i59.0oO
9!,'i50
7,890AW
90,400
9,271,850
T23,9.)0
1862
1883
1863
1381
1.000
i,aio
1,000
1,030
1,019,000
205,000
668,000
1794
1836
1867
1838
1859
1861
1866
1854
ISSi
1856
1868
1868
1S68
var.
var.
var.
Tar.
var.
var.
Sa,837
186'J
1869-'»
1838
6
6
—
J.&
50m;
1,0.0
l,00O
1.000
1.000
1.000
S0O&C
SOO&C
500&C
1811,691
127,411
301,370
215,476
130,315
1,131.701
970,000
250,000
11,600
500,000
1,100,000
1,358,550
1,265,800
700,000
184,445
J.
do
do
do
J.&
4,083,991
1,000
1,0001
I
"o'
Dettclcncy bds, act 1871 (for »100,000)
B 'nds,uct Dec., Is7l (for $i.o O.OCO)
University, School bds and certfs..
Floa'ingdi'bt, warrants, &c...Ian. ';»
Bond-- claimed by Intt^rnailonal BR
Parmont— War loan*bonds, coupon.
"
registered
Klr^fnla—Old bonda, coupon
"
registered
sterling
Fmnded
bonds coupon
"
"
ri'trlstered
"
Btcriing
coupon
..
GOBBoUdated, coUDOn
registered
fractlona
latereBt due July l,18il
Tax
known
bounty loan
Dec,
1877
»25,1I0,181.
July,
IS-'T
In the State. Intt-rett on all debt ezaept
Is voluntarily paid In gold. The
local debts of cities In New York State are tl37,
639,6(9;
of
coulitles, $46.<'«5k 264 , and towns
(V.I5, p 658; v.
16. p.
H.)
On demand
The gross amount of the several Issues of debt are
here given, but the value of bonds Issued rince
do
do
do
much on the p^irtlcular i-.'-ues. Several
plans have been proposed for scaling down the
debt, but no dcflnltc action has vet been taken.
Int. la paid onbouda Issued to K.C. Railroad bT
the derUI' n <.>f Dee.. 1812. Oihcr interesi |:> dafault for some years, (vol. 15, p. 691, 771, £03, KO
1865 varies
New York.
Jan., 1900
Oct., 1896
Indefinite.
Oct., -.898
do
'98- '99
N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jan., 1871
Jan., 1876
July, 1881
Raleigh, Treasury.
do
do
V. 16, p. 31,
3«.)
do
do
5g.
'11:
A.&O. PhlIa.,Farm.&M.B'k.
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
F.& A.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
!«
I''
6
6
S
6
5
6
M. &S.
A.
S«'
6g.
6g
r«
^8
6k-
&
(v. 13. p. 840.)
(J.-J.
4 J.
J.
do
do
do
do
de
do
do
do
tlabt Is provided for by sinking fnnds. Taxable property, 1672, t37,174.I69. M. mill lax for
Rsllel bonds and : mill for Bounty bonds.
1671
ises
1S80
Prov.,R. I.H.4T.C0.
March,
do
do
do
do
do
do
Columbia, St. Treas.
do
do
do
do
do
Columbia & N. Y.
Columbia, Treasury.
do
do
Columbia & N. Y.
do
do
do
do
London.
J.&J.
some
A&U
Columbia.
6g.
Revenue is raised from nnin^rous sourcfs, priiic'pal y from corporations. Taxes are levied on
personal property, which was assessed In 1873
at |t:60,844,238 and the tax was $835,719. Total
revenue in 1872, $7,142,990. Funden debt diminish-
April, 1879
July, 1882
do
Aug., 1877
do
Aug., 1878
O.
most
6g.
Jan.,18S7
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
de
do
do
do
do
do
do
Harrlsburg Treasury.
J.& J.
F,&A.
¥
total valuation of real itnd cbatte'. property in
1872 wa8»l,524,slB,ll8, on wliicli the 2.{S TOille State
tax produced $J,414,537, and other local taxes,
which are very heavy In Ohio, raised (18,324,423.
The
State Treasury,
Feb
1872
Feb., 1872
Feb., 1877
,
Feb,18T7
Feb., 1883
Feb., 1882
June,
Balance lu Treasurv St close of fts$1,976,820.
cal year, $1,4S2,155. State holds $1,7M,S21 In stocks
ed
and
$9,30O,(X)O ol
rallrood bonds.
Interest
Is
pall
gold on alt loans prior to 1807. Any coiipoa
bonds mav be changed to registered- The bonds
due In 1^77 are payable at any time till 1682
In
those of 1983
tl.I 1892.
(V. 15, p. 2!?, 90;.,
1876
1882
April, H03
J Illy, 1893
August, 1891
At pleasure.
Jan. 1,1677
Jan. 1, 188-I
July 1, '83-3:
July 1, '87-89
Jnl» 1,'82-SC
July 1, '87-97
July 1, '75-79
Jnly 1, lasi
Jan.l, 1885
July 1,1898
Julyl,lS88
July 1, 188J
July 1, IBS
all created for war purposes and is betag
steadily diminished. The valuation of real and
personal property for the fiscal y. ar ending Ap^.
Debt was
1870. $138,189,489. and ta^i o' 35
revenue IB 1371-72, $S41,305.
cents on $100. Tolal
The Comijt, oiler's report. Nov., IP72, reports the
bonded debt at $l.-\851,.'«7. exciusive of f 1.7SJJ08
ecntlngent railioail debt, and $4,OiO,(Xio Bliu)
Ridge KB. bonds. The assets are staled t-t iWO,The estimate forstate
70(1, but chiefly valueless.
expenses aud mterci^t to Nov.. 1!>'X Is $2.054347,
and fo- prevlons deflclencv $1 236.405. 'Tlie Blat
Kidge RR. scrli^. auth rized 7872, Is t'ecid* d to be
unconstitutional. Taxation for 1S71. rate. State
cotiuiy, 3 mills. Assessed value of PTOp$188,913,^. The State defaulted on Intareat
1872. (v.l4,p.385 ;«8 ; T. IS, p. 38,388, 330, 881 ;
7 mills
e> ty,
Jan.,
:
v. 76, p. 354.)
Jnlyi,'l8fi3
July 1, 1868
1S68-93
1898
1870-73
1882
1869-92
5V.-:::
2,172,000
No
Interest now paid
13,781,932
18!l
funded.
18K
190)
UOO
1863-69
1900
3,219.690
4,59?.0«5
75,100
476,934
Jan.. 1873,
recommends funding
all
debt In a 40 year 6 per cent bona; Intercut to De
He e-^timates total
resumed by July, 1574.
Tlic total
taxable property at $^O0.iiCO.0O0.
debt here given Is substantially, according to the
report of the Co ptioUer, .Ian., 1873, ar er deducting boii'ts paid In by railroads, amoniittnc
altogetner to $r2,2>2.796. The Coirptro lor esti-
mates di-bt of solvent ra'lr.'ad^. $3,988,886; due
from rail oads then sold. $2,378,520; tndoraad
bonds that will nay in erest, $2, 172^10, and Intareet. $260,640; balance revenue due, Jan. 1, 187$,
$1,319. 2;u.
$272,674,353.
Total valuation of re
1
estate. 187$.
No new debt can be created, except
by a two-third vote of the people. The rate of
taxation Is 40 cts on the t\w, but a lav Is laid oa
otbci sources of revenue,
(v. 18, p. 181, 171, 314,
323, 587.)
300000
l,ono
1,000
statement la according to the Governor's
message In Jan., 1873. Of the 7 per cent gold
bonds $3M),00'.i and of the iO ,"=,.';<'"'.,'=„";?"/
V. Illiams ft
$100,000 are reported aj pl-dt'f d with
Onion. In New York, for loans forty-three of
»??.'«'•
the 10 per ccail. Honds
his
233,757
850,000
257,000
New
York,
do
18W>-1M0
March l,me
;
626,713
»"«,S<?'^"i5"n»'
sonal property assessed In 1871 at $2.0.290.524.
4!)*,167
1,800,000
278.000
2)7,500
1862
SOOdfcC
1^62
SOO&c
1851-6 u SOO&c "4.173,0(10
1851-61
var.
•3.18[l,9.i2
1851
JEIOOdJC 1,865,000
1866-67
500
'977,0110
tess-e;
var.
368,50
1867
£100
466,2U)
U7I
Deferred
certlflcattiB
luterest on sterltnis debt,
of personal,* 14;.';48.03'>; tiital,»2 0<8,62!,44».
rate In 1872 vas 9H mills, the htahest ever
879,410:
will.
Jan. 1,1'83
1886-67
]
Green Issue, no It-tter
186')
J ,2^
Bds to lUndliit. ouabo etoJan., 'S'
1868
Int. due on all bds cstlra'd to Jan. ^73
Hoattna debt— a\i ol I'cnn. notes
Treasury warranto
Loan account
Jexaa
Funding bonds by Acts IS66 & 1871 1366471
Front er defence, gold (for »7S0,l«)) ISTO
'•
At
Jan., 1874
Var., 1H73
Oct., 1974
Oct., 1873
186«
'67-'8-'l»
ttered
will
The Governor,
^"
Issue, no letter
serle-, letter B
"
At
July, 1875
July, 1878
•o«8«i-
Green
'*
April, 1677
April, 1S77
York.
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
'
1
classes of bonds the principal is parable, 9100,000 pi-r year. Valuation of real and
lersonal proper'.vfn l-.T^ was 9')03,665,497 ; ID 1871.
.884,401.540. State liii. 3 ii ills.
Th^'re Is also »68,00i> rontlngeiit deb: to L.I. KR., ft
17,361 per annum for Indian annultlrs.
8«e
fiiianclal report in Ciino.vrcLE. v. 16, p. 81. The
total debt decreased about |l.i00,IXKI In 1871- "T^.
Assess'd valuat'n of real property lu '72 la tl.64i.-
New
do
746,800
S00,4.'!9
.
not
Jan., '86-96
Jan., "gj-ca
6,712,608
Batlroad stocks
s
:
f
Hermitage purchase bds T 2 g 3
State i.apitol stock
J 3=5-=
Bds to fund Int. on above to Jan, 6-i
ttatlroad debt—
Bon-lBend'rsed for railroads'! %?*
Bonds loaned to UR.^s, old.
V
Bl8lB*U(MUo BR.'3Sluco'86
do
Of he first two
TS-W
Jan.,
1== ^s
Tnrnpllcti road stocks
Now
Oct., •7a-4
Jan., 92-1905
J.
A.&O.
J.* .1.
A.&O.
J.& J.
A.&O.
J. & J.
A.& O.
A.&O.
6
505.961
127,95;
South Carolina:
t'undlnff
UH
do
do
do
do
do
J. ft J.
41,500
46,027
200,000
1810
do
6
100,000
11,407,000
4,074,317
2,400,000
1819
1852
(cp.
&
«
6
1,399,01)0
2 trejiistered).
6
t
6
2,6.'6,000
lOO&C
Willamette Canal and Lock
-i
Total valnatlon of real estate 1870, fllJSO.lIS; perMarch, IIR sonal, (8^977,995; tax (tl
per $100; amounted
March, 1881
to t2.il,tOS.
Th.; Municipal loan cf 1873 was Issued to cities
July, '73-8
ann towns, the proceeds to be need In rcduclog
Sept., '81-9
their several war debts.
The
Inclined ptano'loan, April 10
Coupon loan, Aiirtlii (f^,000reg.)..
Stock loan of Feb.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ctiambersburg ctf
Bho'le hlami:
War bonds
6
6
lOO&C
lOO&C
19 (faJ.OOOreg)
6
5
4,738,800
3,639,400
1860
185«
do
&
6g.
IS'iO
do
5
5
6
6g
lS'i5
May4
7
383 045
I'.OOO
N. Y Manhattan Bank
do
do
do
Albany.
N. Y., Manhattan Bank
do
do
do
Albany.
N. v., Manhattan Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.&D. do
do
do
do
do
J.& J.
do
do
J.& J.
do
do
Albany.
&
J.
7
847,000
66,473
1,T21,-100
Bounty bonds
do
do
i
18,3-1887
Trenton & J. City,
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
do
do
l.ie.'.'JOO
1^91.
1886.
do
June,
Coupon loan of April
J.*
1,739,000
2,417,400
Relief bonds
Beglster'd do
1,199,900
593,100
ROO&c
«hio:
Registered loan, p.iyablc after 1870.
do
do
do
J.&J.
1,260,000
19,861,000
561,500
900,000
800,800
1,537,887
1,108,420
4,302.600
2,099,000
473,000
880,000
bca
1878
.
do
do
do
A.&O.
1,1102,900
I'jOic
1818
1818
do
do
do
do
Oregon
1873-183'J
600,000
495,000
2,205,000
p. 151.)
IHSK-lfS)
la74-i93J
Co
llf.
ia7.1
l«n-le8D
Treasury,
.
1976
18WI
18,4-1808
i.aw
500* c
IOOAc
1827-3.
Constitution
01
l^tate
S, &.
valaiitiiiii,18;3. »K1i,37.i,'
.•i).,vi;i.i4i
is;.'
r »ii-iatel
perBonal. »;:o,622 3«". Tot.l, W.t..iSB,»J.
upon which the tax is 5 rnill». The liif al (county I
Ihe Hunnlhal ft
tue.4 unounted tu Vt,7»9.'.i71.
St. JoBiph Rallroail provldi s for Ita tiondn.
I«ondHdue Jau.. -KTi. were I»»1U in gold, after but
that lln*e n currency, pursuniii to a re-olutlou
ol tlia LegiBliiure. The Courts have thus far
Bunalned the law. The Auditor recommends
payment of principal and luterest In gold. rv. IS,
• ndof
Jnly. 18M
IKK'&C
l.OOO
do
1,
do
do
do
do
do
do
ITonurlv
The valuation of
13.>S
dn
do
do
dn
dn
do
do
do
do
deficiency loan
Canal Debt,
do
do
do
do
dn
do
do
do
Duncan,
M. AS.
rcjfistcredstociw,
Under
do
do
do
All these bonds are held by the prmianttnt Bchool
fund. The "Minn. State »!<.•' b—.i. wi.i.h «r»
"t of
repudiated, were Issaed in 18&H t
..t«.
|2,a76,000; reiog Itlon 'sdlscun.-
<
debt— Aator etock
to
do
do
Y.. Metropolitan Bk,
500,000
160,000
1861
1863
ld61
do
o
taxable
Xaic Torlc:
Bounty- loan bonds, conp')n
Qener.il f uml
N'.
18TJ
1878
liA>
Dec , lf8»
X. Y. Nat. Bkof Com.
do
do
do
J.
f.o
if.
61-2
1861
ld66
A
REMAB&S.t
Wlien Due.
do
do
do
do
J.*D.
J.
Whom.
St. Paul, Treasnrr.
do
do
lOilJXK)
1S«7
1871
-
do
to lUnd floating debt
BampHhire;'
War loan conpon bonds
do
do
do
do
Municipal war loan.
Where PayKble and
by
50,000
2,275,IM)
ConsoHdnted bonds
bonds
Principal.
When
*S?
1398
18611
..,
itUHOurt:
Btatebondfl
S.
Amonnt
1,000
l/XX)
1,000
1,000
1867
1868
do
do
Bonds(not recognized)
r
OutValue' Bt'aUiDg.
referenceii Bee
prececliiu: page.
I'xplantUion of
any error dlaeoTered In our Tablaa.
notice of
INTEREST.
1871
18.1
1871
1871
!»'&c
lOO&c
15.516,6
5,4l»,2Ji
var.
var.
var.
10.5)7,175
311,382
108 ,.513
2,1«3,W1
J. ftD.
do
J.
4
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Of tke rectaO:
rh- debt 1» being rapidly reduced. lenlt'l
noUan.
lea
terea M* $ 35.f5o a?e held f r Ag iletobefunoad
_,
„,„„,„„,,,
»mou':'»™»r.v.,'' <:' r5-,'>^\HL"-i
Uichinond. Treasury. At pleasure All the
SOth March. 1871, Into
In accordance with the Act
1886
London, Baring B. ftCo.
°oSsoll"Bt«* B '"da for «,wilh deferred ce.tlfl10 to 34 years
New York.
he terms of finai.Ci.l la» s in 1873
oslcs for )<.
do
Richmond, Treunry.
•rciiiven in ChRO.\-iol«,to1. 16. at the several
isoe
propdo
Hai.-s nilcstcd below. Aesessed value of
1905
do
«rlv In 1873. $<39.-i« M9; tax Title. 5 uUHs. CBBOXi9a3
do
IM,
191,
861
T.
1»,
81,
80«
1«,
p.
691,
46,
Tik^a V.15, p.
IT. B. Mut. Red'n.
Montpeller, Treasury.
Bost.,
NfW
York.
187I-'78
1874-'90
1888-1805
,
,
1
do
London, Baring B.ft Co
;
1905
Contingent
1>«1
COBtlac«>t.
837.
[March
THE CHRONICLE.
418
29, 1873.
CITY SECURITIES.
CI
BBMnd aceordlng to Mt of Oongrwi, In th« ye»r ITO, by Wk. B. DiXi. & Co.,
notice of any error dl.covei-ed In our Table»
aab«erib.r. will conftr a «reat mvor by glvlnic n« Immediate
In the office of the
INTEREST.
Size or Amoant
Bate
Outpar •
•f
Whent
Bonda. value. Bt'adlng. per Payable.
Cent.
Far sqilwiaUon, see foot-notea.
Atbanv, N. T, - Bds for mnulclp*! pur's
ISBO
Auffutta, Ga
Bonds for TM-ioos
J,'
v;-
Subq. B.K..
V»r.
1858
18S4
1803
1865
1860
1863
1853
1853
1868
1870
1964
do
Park Improvement loan
riTs million loan to B. & O. RR....
Ojiemlinim loan, Pitts &C.RR....
City Hall
do
V-
Consolidated loan
Oonrt House loan.
FuQillne loan
ToWMt. Md. R.R. (for
for York
Budonemeuts
do
do
djt>
lo
1870
1872
11.000,000).
Joaes Falls
ft
Union RR
RR
lOO^kc
100&C
lOO&c
lOO&c
loo*c
lOO&c
lOO&c
ICO&C
lOO&c
lOO&c,
1872
103&C
1853-'65
lOO&c
1854
1869
1,000
1,000
1,000
Cum.RK
West. Md.
.
Kennebec RR. loan.
American RR
Penobscot
ft
ft N.
Kuropean
Bangur ft Piscataquis
F.& A.
RR
:.
* Co Mch 1895-1900
I., Duncan, S.
Nov.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
mortgage on road from Albany to Blnghamton.
1910
Mch. 1871-91
May, 1911
Feb., 1876-8!
Nov.,
ttgnsta.
V«r
1896
187S-'W
Bait., Farm.* Plan.Bk.
Bait., Register's office.
Bait., N. Mechanlcs'Bk.
Jnly,lB90
July
do
do
do
do
1873
May 1875
Sept. 1,1893
Sept. 1, 1893
Sept. 1, 1S90
Jan. 1, 1?»E
Bait., Farm.* Plan.Bk.
Bait. ,S..Mechanics' Jik.
Bait., Farm.& Plan. Bk.
Jan. 1,189')
Jan. 1,1886
Jujyl, 1834-
1,
1,
Apr. 15, 1900
do
1866
do
Ba't., N. Mechanlcs'Bk. July 1. 1890.
1900
Plan. Bk
Bait., Farm.
1902
Bait., N. Meohanl'-B' Bk.
Bait., N. Mechanics' Bk. April 9. 1900
187S-'85
Bait., N. Cintral RR.
1886
Bait., N. Mt<^haoiC8' Bk.
1890
Baltimore.
444,»»
891,616
137,414
ri73,700
1,000,000
47,300
900,000
1,375,000
117 000
&
Var.
274,700
560,000
1,000,000
eoj.too
A.&O.
J. & J.
A. & O.
:
ariouB Trust Fnnds
Kenewal City Debt
For various city pnrpoiei
1353
ao
do
f or
837,759
583,305
3,038,295
1852-'68
debt, recrnitlng, bountlet,
do
1852- 'W
1863- TS
Ac
Bang*r& Boston.
l872-'85
do
Mcreh Nat. Bank
Boston, 3d Nat. Bank.
1874
ia»4
1399
Best.,
.
bonntlea
Dorchester debt ass'imed
Consolidated St. Imp. loan, Bt'rllQg
Renewal o! water bonds ol '48
Water
1870
1870
loan, sterling
18»6,Si49
Jity notes (new main) Act 1853..
Water loan (Chesnut Hill Reao.)...
(water Into Dorchester)
do
goston Hlglilands
orchaster water loan
1881
1865
1870-71
1868
6
Var
Boston.
On demand
mt-
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
dj
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ia78-'79
1873-'S7
1874-'92
1871-'86
1874-'?5
18T!-'85
1872-'8J
5
6
5
11,198,675
1,794 500
•30,000
1861-63
1364
Roxbnry debt assumed
1.000
SlOO&c
1000
1870
6
5-6
634,700
183,500 5 to 7
4,000.000
5g.
688.000
5g
1,949,711
391,000
2,376,000
615,000
700,000
875,000
f
6
6
6
city credit has been looned extensively to railroads. In cvchange for their securities, which H
holds to the amount ot $Il,01.'i,9'i8.
The sinking
fund lor K.&
O.KR.».'),000.(i(IO loan was $1,«66,06S,
West. Md. RH. sinking fund, »"-37,40O
31 1872
and the total of the several sinking fundi. $5,831,836.
haltimure ft Ohio RR. pays Intel cBt on
$5,000,000 loan Water loan Is ;iii:d hy Income of
waterworks, and Public I'l'rk by City Passoager
Railway, and intoresf on $l,4S7,"Clibv other cou'paulcs. The $l.i W.HOO lo^n ol 1872 for West. Md.
R.R. is to be in place of $5'^5,00C bonds previouflrv
Oct.
;
,
;
endorsed. The assessed value oi property In 187(),
$202,756,140. Population in ISXIWfie 267,354, agUnsl
Loans arc issued in registered
212,418 In 18C0.
stock and are generally due at pleasure after tha
dates of maturity named. The fiscal year now
closes Oct. 31.
(V. 16, p. 154)
Valuation of real and pcteonal property $9^8,966.
Rate of taxation, 2X iier ct. The loans to EuroBe
ft N. Am. RR., and to Bangor & Piscataqu s KK,
are secured by first mortgages on those roads.
in 1870 was 250,526, against
177,840 in 1860. Valuation of real estate in 1871 was
$395,214,950; personal property, $217,448,600; total.
upon
which
tlie rate ol ta:<{ation w a^
$612,66),5.'50,
$1 57per$l,0(» for Stale and $11 53 for Cltj-and
County 1 he net increase of debt In 1&71-72 was
The total debt. Aiirll 30, 1872, was
$745,8*.
and the sinking fund then hold,
$28,628,536,
$11,6S4,387. Sinking fund pronslons are suincient
Cily Hall loan
1849-'50
Waterloan,
Debt of WiiUarasburgh loan
do
do local Improvem t
Brooklyn local improvement loan.,
1853
1855
1859- '61
1861
Alt Prospect Stiuare loan
aioldiers aid fund loan
1857
1865
Vol. Firemen's loan..
Katlonal Guard loan
1864
Nat'l G'd
&
Third street Improve, loan, loaal.
Gowanns Canal impr. loan, do
do
do
Bnsbwicli av.
do
do
8outh Seventh
1^65
1867
1866
1805
1866
1867
1862
1867
1867
1867
1869
1870
.
.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Union street
Fourth ave.
do
Wallabont Bay
Bedford ave
Keut
do
do
do
.
..
..
.,
local
aye. basin
T. Brldze loan, reg& coupon...
do
Prospect Parle loan,
.
do
1860-'T2
1860-"1812
do
Deflolency bonda
Permanent water loan
do
Beweragebonds, conttnaous. local
Sewerage bonds, special
Ass. fund bonds, cont;nnous
do
Central ave. sewer bonds
80. Brooklyn
do
Temporary debt certlfloatea
Charleston, S.
City stock
55,000
55,000
1,000
IMOOO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
W3,000
do
London.
1899-1900
1900-1901
Boston.
London.
1872-'7S
18T7-'79
1875-1901
I900-19OJ
Boston,
do
do
do
do
1806
4 J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
da
do
do
do
do
meet the debt as it matures. Mr. Thomas
Chairman of Board of Assessors, estimates
the value of bulldlnga destroyed in the great Are
of 1872 at $14,000,000, and personal oroperty at
to
Hills.
$70,003,000.
'79-'80ft'98-'99
1900-1901
Brooklyn,
do
do
do
do
do
H7S-'76
July, 1573
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,217 000
5,142,000
51,500
90,000
1»70
1,(100
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
J.
213.000
90,000
552,000
37,000
32,000
302,000
352,000
299,000
290.000
326,000
230,000
809,000
726,0
278,000
315,000
2,100,000
7,521,000
1872
1371-JJ
1872
rate of taxation on the assessed valuation of real and personal property Is about
$3 50 per $100. being an increase of 75 cents SmIlU
da
do
do
do
do
over
uary,
1891
lic
isn
.
1885-'94
1880- '81
1875
1881
1867- '90
1873- '90
187B-'90
lS77-'86
B
U66-'95
1868-'95
lS68-'90
1877
ii3 o
iS
o
1879
-J.
Cincinnati
.WO&C
8004 c
1868-72
sooiic
1,030,000
3,790,000
87,000
2,593,0(0
2,896,000
282.000
3,42o,000
2,000,000
3,800,000 I
J.
ft
7
7
&
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
ft
J.
Var.
RR
RR
Covington & Lei. RR
Ohio £ Mississippi RR
oCin,&
to Little
Hills.
Miami
iiaton&Ham.RR
F
A
Q
H
I
do Marietta & CIn. RR
M
Common ScUool purposes, reg
A
B<uida to fund doatlilg debt
Bds to I) & MRU to pur. wnrprop.N
do for Common School purposes.
do to pur real estate for vVorkh'seY
do to build Workhouse
T2
do pur.Orph. Asvl. gds for park.O
do forerection of a Workhouse...
d« for waterworks
C2
do for waterworks
C3
do for Common school purposesP2
do for Common School purposes.P
do toO&MRRtopur. whf prop.N
do pur Epis.Hury'g Gds for park.O
do lor ezten. & Imp, waterworks.
do
do
do
1)
do
do
do
E
,
1868
1850
18U
18.T0
1851
1342- '51
1S54
1815
1.000
1.000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
WIS
l,W
1S55
1834
1866
1866
1858
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,01)0
1868
1S68
1860- '61
1855
lfl60
1847
1849
1860
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
500dtc
soo&e
500£c
-
31,000
26.000
150,000
91,000
96,000
134,000
94,000
554,000
110,000
25,000
66,000
310,000
40,000
13,000
14,000
31,000
350,000
150,000
150,000
100,000
99,000
199,000
17,000
199,500
98,000
100,000
J. ft J.
J. ft J
73.10
6
6
<
6
5
5
J.ft D.
F.&A.
J.
J.
J.
J.
ft
ft
ft
ft
D.
J.
J.
J.
J.ft D.
M.ftN.
M. ftN.
6
M.&N.
6
«
6
M.
6
7 3-10
73-10
7 3-10
73-10
6
M.ftN.
ftS.
A.ftO.
M.ftS.
J.4D.
F.4 A.
J.ftD.
J. ft J.
.1.
J.
4
6
M.& N.
6
6
«
6
M.ftN.
A.ftO.
A. 4 0.
A. 40.
16, p. 50.323.
Syrsfrd'te
I
1880
1878-74-75
1873-'75
186»'9S
Bonds are mostly held within the Stats of a«nth
Carolina, and Interest la paid In Charleston.
1883-'84
1890
N. T., Dnncan, S.
ft
Co.
de
l«4-'82
1882-'95
N. T.,Am.Exch. N.Bk.
ISSO
do
do
do
do
N. T., Duncan, 8. 4 Co,
do
do
N.T., Am.Elch.N.Bk.
N.T., Metropolitan Bk.
1880-'96
1890-'95
1873- '76
1874-'99
!873-'79
1873-89
:
Bounties to Volunteers
8
Bounties to Volunteers
T
To build Kgglcston Ave. sewer.. B2
OLE, V
I
do
do
do
K&KsCounty
The dsbt of Kings County, separate
from the debt of Brooklyn, 1» $3,654,712. Cbkoni-
In 1872.
1831-1903
:
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Valuation
in 1870, 396,200 against 266.(;61 In 1860.
of property in Kings Counly In 1^2, by the State
Board of Equalization, $175,411,595 for real estate
and $14,7^6,751 for personal. The Board of Supervisors valued the total taxable proi erty of
Brooklyn at $207,766,452, and of all
at $619,214,513. The debt was increased $1,338,114
Syrs fr d'te
Charleston
4.
—
)
1901-'ll
1915-'2<
1915-'24
(
%&J.
1871.
The Mayor, In his Message, Jan1S73, stated the debt at $28,0<6.00i' for pubImprovements, less $2,745,070 in sinking fund,
$9,4:,8,065 lor local imnrovements (as marked loeal
._,.,., _.^..,.
..
-_- _a ,.
__ *•-lien on
the proji
prop.
are
in' this table) which
erty benefltjed__and _ mu8t_ be pai_i by its
owners, and $2,293,900 of celt flcates.' Population
1S75
1879-'81
C:
Wafer loan
do
Sewerage bonda
do
River improveraentbonds
Mocicipal and School bonds
do
do
S. Park loan (not a bond of Ch'go).
Cook County debt
Loan
do
do
do
do
1,000
1,000
319,000
9,416,000
50,000
2,000,000
455,000
4,552,055
455,000
100,000
2,293,900
I8-.7-'72
do bonds (coupon).
Fire loan bonds
OUcafio
do
do
do
The average
Srooklvn
I
ost.,
U.&S.
M.&N.
M.&S.
M.SS.
F.&A.
M.AN.
The popnlatlon of Boston
•B, H071
1
Co. June, 1973-74 Sinking fund for msBlclpal bonds, tl6Xeo per an
num. Amount now in ajnklng tnnd, 939O,0M
May, 1879
June, 1880-81 Sinking fund for water stock, $5,000 par a^nuna.
Merch'nts' Bank. Feb., 183B-94 Loan to Albany & Susqu ehanna is secured by let
J.*D. N. T.. Duncan, S. ft
do
do
11. &N.
do
do
J.4D.
Mt.*.
City debt proper...
.
Whom.
CltyrscslpU in 1S72,«4I9,H3.
parpoMs
Public Parks (Druid Hill)
War
BEMARKS.t
when
Where Payable and by
The
Exempt
^ngor,
7,'ai,«33
64,918
6,000,000
2,211,068
410,353
565,566
185,723
5,000.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1365
CoQioltdAtedloan of 1890
Ji|ll stock
water loan
Conaolidated bounty loan
do
lOO&c
lOO&o
10O4C
lOO&c
lOO&c
ISSIAK
•
SaMmort
New
i,sa,50o
1371
ft
.
%0*o
isn
-
Bond! loaned to Alb
59J)90
300,000
100,000
I90,OOU
900,000
50,000
400,000
100,000
500,000
1,000,000
18
1870
toolc
Wfttttr
1,000
1,000
1,0.0
1,000
1,OUO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,100
18M
1M«
1£M
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
d«
do
Jo
o
Principal
due.
Date
DESCRIPTION.
Llhraian of Congress, Washington, D.
N. T., Amar. Ex.
Bank
Jnly, 1872
July, 1876
Dec,
J880
Aug.,
IfflJi
Deo., 1880
Jan., 1881
d»
Jan., 1882
June, 1884
Nov., 1885
Philadelphia, Bank N. A
do
N. y., Amer. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
March,
1886
Cincinnati,
Oct., 1886
do
March, 1888
do
June, 1888
N.T., Amer. Ex. Bank
Aug., 1888
do
do
do
June, 1889
do
do
do
July, 1388
do
do
do
Jan., 1890
do
do
do
Nov., 1890
do
do
do
do
Cincinnati.
April, 1895
N. T., Amar. Ex. Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Total funded debt. April 1, 1872, $14,108,000. Floating debt, $834,649. Assessed value of real propernersonnl, $53,847,
ty, Sept., li^l, was $236,898,630
(K of actual value.) Total loss tirtte
calculated at $196 000,000. Tax rate for 1872^
loss
by fire. $600,000.
mills; rebate of taxes lor
Popuiation In 1870 298,983, against 10S,36*l in 1^8g.
Cook County de'Jt is all 7 percent, except $150,000
due in 1673, and interest Is all payable In J. ft J.,
;
820.
orln M.
ft il.
(V. 16, p. 82, 803.1
1870, 218,900, against IM.OU
Tax rate for 1?71, $22 20 per $1,000 The
following table iroin the books ol the Auditor of
Hamiltou County, Ohio, exhibits the assessed
valuation of the 'City of Cincinnati for ten years
Population by census of
in 1360.
Real
estate.
$81,411,812
iHi;i
6'.>,657,3e6
30,:<13,411
1862.
39,707,861
36,932,561
47,809,574
63,135,382
67 118,101
186-i,
68,506,296
64,441,53!
66,581,774
67,610,611
66,454,662
68,569,010
69.799,604
1869
1870
1371.
1.3,427,888
IRBO.
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867.
estate.
n 24S,S44
8
TX 483
Total
Personal
$61,630,904
Year
68,4U
t.ix
$17 45
$93,032,716
93,070,776
93,211,151
100,374,098
113,366,518
l;i0,715,993
W
61,583,925
^5,'',i,666
17,370,751
56,934,044
,
19
17
U)
20
32
31
'ro
06
30
SO
90
6J
40
00
60
60
133,672,763
136,931,306
131,383,539
130,715,510
37
28
l«,107,2e6
31
180,961,98!
ZIZO
Total debt ol Cincinnati is about
account about $850,000 per anm-m
Sir.°?,;;;S'"«;-J",''_.«''J™n "lowi the slzes_or.denominatlona In which each Issue of bonds Is m»<le-p^,,
for Jan. ft July: F. ft A.. Feb. 4 Anj.; M. ft S., March 4 Sept.; A.ft O.,
^ Q^^. „_ ^ j,„ May ft Nov. J. ft Ti
niSJlSK^ri^'^^-/^ 'ri^'-ifl"
-^.- l^w'oriy f'om I'eb.; tj.-li., quarterly from Mirch.
«l»KrI?LF?JSr'L*."r
jmmarits. i igurea In 9
braaketa at th* and of ramarKs, In suiy oaae, refer to th« voluimt »»d pag* •( C
CasanoLi MBtalalng *iill»r tafoimaUou
Bate
valuation. per $1,000
31
$5,Cr«.O0O.
T,'ne ft Dee.;
Int
Q-J
ft
March
THE CHRONICLE.
1878]
29,
419
CITY SECUEITIES.
Subacrlbera
'^m confer a
sreat niTor by arlvinc "• Immediate notice of any error dUcovered In our Tables.
DBSCRir^jQjj
Date
Size or
ot
of all rofercnccD.Boe Bonds. VlJ
on preceding page.
'''^®„^P,'^'i"'
lout no* •">
»M
INTEREST.
Amount ^
OutBate -When
.fnd;n,. per p.^J«».
<"'',^"V«OM-(Contlnued;
" J tor fnndlni- floating debt. ...A2 lM7-'48 goofto
do loaned to Whitewater Canal. .A lS41-'48 1,000
do for newhospltal
8 m«7
1,000
do for new hospital
8S 1S68
1,000
do fortundlii^ floating debt
i,ouo
L 1893
«o forezten.a Imp. wuterworks.K 18KI
1,000
F
do
Ao
do
Sda par. Orpli Asyl. Q'dB for Park.O
TS
Wo for Workhouse
1893
1853
sewerage
K
for hnnroving Gilbert ave
do to build K^zloston ave eewerB3
W
do Improvement bonds
C4
do water work purposes
WS
General Improvement
—
*d6 for
wo
VolunMa, S. C. :
Bonds for various purposes.
Funding and substitute bonds, &c.
City Hall,
C^tumhus,
i*n
1871
1871
18M-71
*o
Gil.
i,ouo
1,000
1,000
i,aio
1,000
1,000
1,(M0
1,000
1,000
ifo
Funding bonds, coupon
Bonds tur various purposes
Funding floating debt
1866
18«7-'«9
1871
1,000
1,000
1,000
m&e
MO&c
NO
IMroil, Mich.
Bonds for various City purposes
IKS-W
do Water W'k C?, guar, b;; city.
Pub. Build, stock ( City Hall) bond 1366-71
JtrMu, dty
Water loan bonds., coupon.,
~al<
do
do
do ..
Improvement bonds
Reconstruction bonds
Improvement bonds
Morgan street dock
City bonds, coupon
do
Funded debt bonds
Hudson City bonds
1852-67
1S6»-71
18 TO
1873
1871
1870
M-ftK, Pbil«delpbla,B*akN.A
do
do
do
M.ftN.
J. ft D. «I. Y. Amer. Kz. N. K,
do
do
do
M.ftN.
do
do
do
J. ft J.
do
do
do
J.ft 0.
do
do
do
A.ftO.
CInolnntti.
M.ftS.
A.ftO. K. V. Amer. Ex. K. H.
do
do
do
M.tS.
do
do
M.ftS.
do
A.ft'O. N. Y Amer. Ex. N. n
do
M.ftS.
do
do
do
do
do
F.ftA.
do
do
de
j.:ftj>.
183,400 9 ft 6
161,450
7
250,000
7
J.
J.
48,000
39a,000
10,000
185 ,300
27,500
90,000
J. ft J.
Savannah, C. B. R. Bk.
New York.
Col. City Treasury.
J. ft J.
A.ftO. New York ft ColumDus.
Columbus,
J. ft J.
New York.
1«4-'81
Var
1891-'»2
N.T.,CeDt. Nat. Bank.
do
do
1878- "81
sewerage bonds
Improvement bonds.
bounty loan
LoulsnUf, Ky.:
JeffersonvlIIe
1,000
1872
i.ooa
Var.
var.
l.too&c
Varl.
RK stock
Subscrlp. to stock,
L.&N.
1,000
IJXX)
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Var.
1869
l,0()0&c
1868-69 ijjpo&i
,
School Houses
do
Jane, 1891
Nov., 1897
Jan., 1900
June, 1900
Oct., 1900
1908
Oct., 1884
Sept., 18W
March,
do
Oct., 1899
,
March 1,
Aug. 19,
Dec.
1.
1)86
1884
DM
Population, lim
Colombia.
J.
J.
R.R....
Van.
18e(i-67
219,50(1
l*unllo schools
1865-'T0
309,000
409,000
101,000
425,000
186,000
1,000,000
280,000
150,000
139.000
325,000
900,000
390,000
107,000
190,000
1867
1863
1371
1868
1868
1868
1868
186»
Sewer bonds
do
^wan's, Hcitv wharf.
EUzabetU and K
wbarf property
RR
bonds
For old liabilities
For old UabllUles
St Louis Air Line
Neiv City Hall
Cbange of guage
1870- '71
1871
1871
BB
18TO
RoadTjedlSR
City Institution
Wharf & Fulton
street
City Bonds payable by railroads...
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
6
7
7
7
7
7
1871
18TJ
18T2
18SJ-'83
,
1877-99
July,
-99-1902
1879
1S9I
1811
I>90
1892
Various.
Jan., '98.1900
July, 1889
O.
M.ftS.
M.tN.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
J.
ft
J.
J.ft J.
J.ftD.
M.ftN.
A.ftO.
1874-79
In .Tanuarr, 1873, the city debt, over and abore
sinking fund resources, was $2 603,Sir'. The coi»
missioners of the^lnklng fund report that the
resources are adequate to meet all the cltv debt
ft P.
1»H
as it matures (except the $<.,OUO,000 to the
Y., Bank of America. May, 1837-89
HK.) Population In 187() was 100,750 against
Louisville
•75 ft 85
68,086 In 1960. The valuation of taiable proiierty
do
189fr-»7
in 1873 was $77,196,634, axaUst $76,906,9»Sln OTl.
N. Y., Mercantile N.
do
do
do
J.ftD.
J.ftD.
do
1873- '89
July, 1897
July, 1898
T.,Bkof Amerloa.
N.
Louisville.
N. Y.
Bk of America.
Van.
June,
1901
May,
1898
Louisville.
N. Y. Bk of America,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New York ft
Oct., 1888
TSto'SS
Oct. 1.1)98
"75, '80 ft 1901
Sept., 1991
April, 1891
Feb.
July
June
June
LouisTllle.
1,
1,
1380
1901
1. 1898
19, 1902
'88to'93
Interest op $200,000 of the sixes Is paid in Belli,
more. (JIty holds nominal assets oT $W6,S4e.
Lynchburg,
do
4
JiflTnphiSi Tenn.:
Bonds
lor various purposes
1,000
Post houds
Funding loan, (gold)
Endorsement mT & L. Rk.
R.R....
Var.
SObAc
1S70
1857
1,000
1,000
1861
1871
1872
1872
SOO&C
26,000
3,5)5,000
287,000
J.
J.
ft
ft
J.
J.
Memphis.
300,000
J.
ft
J.
Charleston, S. C.
455,000
150,000
200,000
100,000
J.ftD. Mil.
N.Y., P. M.Myers ft Co
do
do
M.ftN.
18.6-'96
|Re-adJestinent bonds
General City bonds
Water bds.dssne
do
JloiUe:
City debt
do
do
11,000,000) coupon
(issue |iCO,0«O) registered
ABC
fpay- an'ly
DP;F (pay. an'ly
till '91)
till '86).
Bonds to Mob. & Gt. Norili UR.
Bonds to Grand Trunk Railroad...
Wharf bonds
City fended debt
To Mobile & Northwestern
RJR.
.
.
1,000
1,000
10,0C0
1^66
1S66
lOO&c
lOO&c
55'(,300
las'J
1,000
1,000
1.000
34o,'in.1
1970
1370
1971
lu71
900&e
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft I.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
251,20)
500,000
360,000
280X100
300,0(0
ft
1872-1900
Nov.,1900
July, 1ST2
N. y., A. Goettel. June 1, 189;
do
Jan. 1,1901
do
Jan. 1, 1902
do
Jan. 1, 1902
do
do
do
Mobile,
Bk
of Mobile,
J.ft J.
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Mnrch. N. Bank.
Mobile City Treasury,
do
do
N.Y.,Merch. N. Bank.
J. ft J.
N.Y., Howes &M.
M.ftN.
J.
ft
J.
1891
1886
138S
July, 1899
Nov., 1895
tin 1901
Montgomery, Ala.:
Bondsof 1868, N.& S.Ala.
jfeio
York:
BR
1808
500,0
8
'.
;
assessedvalue, which in IS73 is about $40,000,000*
Sinking funds are provided for all the bonds. Old
city bonds Issued to railroads recently held ralld
(T. 16, p. 30, 346.)
Valuation of property, 1871, $20.S7(
.376.916: tax, IW
l,<XU of bonds In
Eer cent. 'There are also ('^OOO.i
ands of trustees fur_ O.T. RR., ai
and $700,000 for
Mobile ft N' W. B.R. Mobile County also has 8
per cent bonds outstanding.
__
Bonds are endorsed by N. A
The
Water stock
do
;:.
Croton water stock
New Ctoton Anueduct stock
Addifnal new Croton Aqueduct..
Croton water main stock
Croton Reservoir bonds ...
do Aqueduct bonds
Croton water pipe bonds
Central Park lund stock
do
do do
uo
do
do do
do '.'..'.'.'..'.".'.
Con. Park additional fund stock
do
do
do
"
Central Park Imp. fund stock
do do do do
do ..
do do
do do
do
""'
.
.
1&I1-63
1870
1IM5-W
.
'
'.'
',,
Dock Bonds
Floating debt lund stock
Market stock
do
do
do
do
Olty Cemetery stock
C:iy Imprevf n.cnt stock
do
do
Lunatic Asylum stock
do
do
FIro department stock
Fire telbscraph bonds
fal rHlief bomls
(•o
do
coupon
Kew York Bridge bonds
Accumulal ed debt bonds
improvement
Street
bonds
Stre«t opcuus aaik inprtTe bondi
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
iodic
4.587,005
5(10.000
3 ft 6
lOOtSc
2,'J46,0O.i
lOO&c
lOO&c
l.tiS-T
100&.',
1963-7
li«7
1859
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOOic
lOOic
lOO&c
lOO&c
1,575,000 6 ft
934,500
6
490,000
6
450,000
7
3,066,071
<
S99.30O
5
375,000
6
900.000
18.57-9
1860
1865
1353
1860-3
1953
1802
1870
1860
186S
1004 c
lOO&c
lOOitc
'.OO&C
lOOilkc
lOOftc
tOO&c
lOU&c
IOO«c
lOO&c
I0O4C
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOOJcc
1»I9
187U
2,500,000
3,0e«,20O
<
1,766,600
6
115,000
5
1,133,137
6
151,000
5
200,000
5
3,500.000 7&6g.
2,748,000
6
75,000
7
40,000
7
181.000
6
75,000
7
451,200
6
9,930,000
300.000
400,000
S21958
100&.'
997,586
S.767.000
3.000,000
lOO&c
SOO«c
ino&o
lOO&o
mi
93»J0O
6,900^
6,"~"~
Q.-F.
t.-F.
1810-75-79-80
Not. 1, 1902
1888-90
1884
Aug. 1,1900
Nov. 1, 1900
1907-1911
1907-1911
1880
1887
1196
1898
1874
S3
wa
6
10 000
lODAc
Q.-F.
C
3,900,000 5 ft 6
350,000
6
1865
is:o-a
iS71-2
1865-72
13»7-7C
1869
.
Building loan stock. No 4
Real estate bonds
Public education stock
Docks and slips stock ..,.•
1,000
floating debt Sept-,1, 1873, was M36,S61
Yalnatlon of real properly
-ly in 1872, $21
$31,986310: pereonsj,
.
$4,690,000 tax rate,$2H
rate, $2>i per $',01
Interest on the
$.00. Inter
currency debt was In default July, 118:i.
_
CoB_
pons unpkld amount to only $230310.
,s. Population
r
In 18:0, io,330.
The City cannot Issue debt beyond 5 per cent of lie
Thf
.
,
Mtlwaukee
'
C
1889
New York ft
J. ft J.
J.
J.
809,693
111,S17
1883-84
AprU, 1883
N. Y.,Bk of America
do
do
J.ft J.
April. 1882
Louisville, City Treas.
Louisville.
A.ftO.
F.ftA.
Bk
do
do
do
Varl.
Varl.
report made by citizens, Dec, 18TJ, states the
total debt of the city at 86.91<i,8?0f an Increase ef
$3.679.(X}0 over the amount nominally held against
the city at the time of the consolidation, two
years and a half ago. Of the incresHe, however
13.163,000, arose under contracts adopted before
the act of consoltdat'on, and t-VXJ OOO hat beaa
made by the'roadlng of the former floating debt.
These with the cash now In the treasury reduee
the actual amount of Increase under the present
city government to $1,174,000.
Various.
A.ftO.
J.ftD.
M.ft S.
123.000
1,472,000
VartcusVarious-
1? ft
n'.
8=f
STftN.
«
?1i
Q.— F.
z.
.-F.
.-B.
0"
Q.-F.
-0^
(
<
t
.— F.
Q.-F.
(
.— F.
1=1:
M.ft N.
Q.-F.
MftN.
M.ftN.
M.ft N.
M.ft P».
M.ftN.
M.ftS.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftg.
M.ftN.
M.ftS.
M.All.
value et Waterwerfei,
i
A
M.ftN.
'200.000
Lwy:hbura, Ta.:
_ _ hds various purposes
Bonds. 8 per cent
C^ud.OonntyBk Jan
1870, 79AI1;
against a debt of $860,000; amoonto
city taxes on real and nereenal property In 18T>t
»Tra,809 In 1871, »918,307; in 1870, |71(f,«60.
n,'231,753,
ia86-''91
Various.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
.).& J.
J.ft J.
A
Valuation of property Ills
property.
Ponnlatlon in
7
7
7
7
7
J.
other
1878
.
J'riey
Bonds are ail coupon, ud wen iMued t4 emaU
amounts as wanted. CUy holds some itook* and
1878- 'M
&
ft
,t
t8M,000
isn-'iS
&
A.ftO.
agiOnst 8,oet in 1160
In May, In).
1887
1892
M.ftN.
J.
9,396,
market bonds were lesued
1876-'88
J.ft J.
J.ft J,
7 Various.
7 Various.
431. UOO
18-14
140,l»)
866,000
23,000
Water Bonds
Varl.
91,000
92,000
1863
1883-54
1894
1857-59
I860
,
J. ft J.
1,314,000
475,000
1,000,000
500,000
2,669.000
125,000
933,000 8
73,»2C 6
500,000
264,395
150,000
400,000
200,000
129,000
wharf
Waterworks
Bounty lund
For Improvement of streets
Htrider^s,
Jail
Hareli, 1)97
,
Varl.
221,000
880,000
aoo.ooo
Var.
Var.
Beiyren school loan bonds....
For
145,000
<
6
27,000
900,000 73.10
290,000 78-10
60,000
«
75.000
«
100,000
6
6
100,000
7
70,000
73-10
150,000
73-10
190 000
73-10
100,000
136,000 7 3-10
180,000
7
300,000
7
ft
ft
REMARKS.
When Due.
:
Subscriptions to various HR. stocks 1855-71
do
do
.do
1871
Uas Co. sto'k
1853
00
do
do
''rlnoipal,
Where Parable aad
by waom.
in4
.
Sna
ill
1-^
Ha
Oo
(^
H
So
"2'
a°
2.8
o.»
53
1876
1887
1895
1«J3
1878
1878
1873-1876
RB.
Total funded debt.
Sinking fund
.
$87,2«S.608
30,183,831
$98,m.«)$97,a54,8M
3> 3M,07i 23498,11)
Total, less s'k'g f 'd. $67,086 J8« $70,»404)n73,458,7S8
otty debt. 14,844,000 16,937,S1» 18,797373
City revenue bonds.
6,416,497 6,801,497
5,479,100
Temporary
.
County
rev. b'ds, ftc.
890,000
1,667,700
l, 8al,700
Total tomp'y debt.. $21,313,100 $25,0'.l,560»37.485,(>69
This makes the total lunded and temporarr debj,
il24,.539,»27
Bgalnst $108,^61,708 Jan. i-J^The population of Niw York In 1870 was 993J6I,
Not. 1. 1901-i against 80S.658 In 1860. The following ublo snows
1878
the progress in ten years of property valuaUea
,—K'io tax pr $160(^
1884
and taxation
City a
Personal
Real
1887
Bute. County.
estate.
18)7
Year, estate.
1888
1888
188)
1889
188*
1889
1884
1879
1888
1868.. $398,533,619
1881.. 406.955,665
1863.. 399,566,404
1963.. 403,187382
338
14
174,624306
s es
3 87
16 86
4 SI
4 96
8 »4
4 67
6 18
17 31
34
19 06
37$
270
19 98
186)..
1866..
410774,436
427360384
1866..
1867..
1868..
478,994,984
656,417,062
3n,9»4.»74
276389,491
638,238,1165
1. 1906 18»..
1870..
1334-1886
1871..
1886
6RI.IS8.M8
7«2.1(e,(m
769.a«,180
389.1)9.973
381,142,616
i87*-uai
lau.. 7«7AO.WS
H
$178.(.9:.C97
173.416,061
191,967,161
33:4,930306
181,428,471
Not.
ilv
«
S. Ala.
and connty. though Identical as to boundaries, nave separate orj^nlzations and dlsttnM
debts. The fonowlngstaienient shows theamotMii
of funded and temporary debt, and the amount Ux
the city'.sinklog fund at the dates named.
Jan. 1, Mar. 1,
Jan. 1,
1873.
1873.
Description of Debt.
1873.
Funded city debt
$S7,999,:fl6 $6«,786ja6$67W,J9I
Funded county debt. 39,389,3% 39,96il4M ttJIKfiKi
city
SB.'^«i374
3Q«,»17,2!8
SW,»W,4N
4»
M
3801
3047
n
[Maioh
THE CHRONICLE.
420
29, 1873.
CITY SECURITIES.
Sabserlben will confer a great
by giving n* Immediate notice of any error dUcoTered in our
8Uq
references, see
foot notes on id page previous.
all
rort-CContlniied) ,
,
.
Kam. Aid taai bonds.
do
do
do
do
NUth district Conrt Hon°e bondt.
Ooosoltdated stock, coupon
Depto Par.(B Improv. bonds
Central Park commission bonds
Assess nent b inds
City Parks imnrovera't fund stock.
Normal scliool fund stock
PabUcacNool building lund Ptock..
Ulonal Crocon water stocv
Srwer "epair stock
Ijnprc ^eiucnt bonds
Consolidated stock of ISM
Iftie
UO&e
,
Vol. Soldiers
lOO&c
lO'ftc
COOdkc
lOO&c
:871
^
y. y. Cminty:
«nty Court Honso stock, ........
No. 3...
do
bo
No. 4...
do
do
No. 5...
do
do
Sol. subs. Ked. boonty bonds
8ol. bounty fund bonds
Sol. subs, niul Relief Red. bonds.
Sol. bounty fund bonds, No. 8
8ot. bDunty fund Red. bonds, No. 2.
Riot damages Red. bonds
do
tndem. bonds,
do
Assessment fdnd stock
Repairs to bnlldlnss. 8tock.
Consolidated stock, coupon
Apcuukinulatcd debt bonds
N. T. & Westchester Co. Imp. bds.
. .
1.925,1011
lOo&c
lOO&c
B,830.400
3.70 ,000
200.00J
480,000
ISI^OCO
78,500
iaii
13 ;i
18tl
1«71
1S72
lOO&c
lOO&o
i8:ii
lOUAc
10
&c
OUftc
Principal,
Where Payable and
500
Nov.
1,T3-'
1872-1878
Nov.
Dec.
)
lag
1S62-S
1871
I8;2
!8Ti
1864
1864
18SI
1S65
18b5
lOMtc
lOO&C
lOO&c
lOO&c
1U0&C
:004c
lOO&c
lOO&c
18M
1H64--|2 lOO&c
1869-72 lOCtc
100* c
H70
500«c
:S71-2
186»-70 iOO^C
1S70
2,800,000
600,000
100,000
43,361
2,000,000
4,000,000
846,700
745,800
376,600
1,000,000
855.201
1,707.400
100,000
8,.186,900
6
6
7
7
6
6
6
6
6g.
6,000,000
30,000
and priuolpal,
18M
1,000
4,617,000
1832
1S92
1,(100
iiiJio
220,000
203,000
315,000
75,000
2,819,000
1,UOO
1,000
1,000
l,OllO
RR
ls:S4
waterworks Loan of 18M
1,000
1,000
1869
Million of 1868
fne
nndingLoanot
1869
loan, 1870
IbTO
JcJf^rsou City, (debt assumed)
Improvement Bonds
"Wliarf
Trust Funds
•55-'n
do lor permanent iniprovemts...
do for park purposes
do for war and bounty purposes.
do for municipal & school pnrp..
'S9-'70
•«S-'70
'63-'(B
•60- '70
25
',000
336.001
138,000
1,393,400
500,000
3.000,700
3,f00,000
855,000
538,000 7 3-lB
157,000
S,39S.2S'I
1899
6
a
6
5,4115,400
6
11.650,0-0
8,754,900
C
!8e3-71
1865-67
186S
"54,900
7
|6O;l,C00
8,167,456
fortlatul. Me.:
do
d«
do
de
&
RR. Co
St. L.
M unlclpal —proper
In aid At.
&
1868
1869
1870
1,000
1,000
1,000
t867-'69
1867-'68
5dO&c
13S2
SOO&C
do
do
Portland & Rochester RR...
Building Loan Com'ers
St. L.
\
BR. Co
isrn
Kecruitiugflud bounty bonds
"Water loan bonds, gold
&
St.
346,000
233,000
308,000
700.000
(95.000
1,857,700
875,900
lOOO&Ci
600,000
(XX),0()0
187i
lOOll&c
lOOOitc
1,000
1R53
!<00ftc
171 JOO
ISM
500&C
POOAc
688,000
181,000
612,500
3T;,000
18li3
J.* J.
M.&N.
Varl.
J. & J.
A.&O.
M.&N.
M.&S.
J. &D.
J. & J.
J. &J.
A.&O.
M.& 8.
J.&D.
Van.
J.&U.
A.&O.
300,000
2,00X000
J.
Jose RR., coup. (gold).
Judgment bonds
Central Pac. RR.
WiMtP.rnPac.KR.
School bonds
•Judgment bonds
School bonds
do
do
do
»
do
do
do
do
do
>
i:o
vest
18'ii-01
1J64
1865
1866-67
1B«7
187U-72
1872
1871
,
Park Improvement bond^.
Hospital bond3
1875-1898
1864-1888
1894
1896
Ilka RR
Pnrcha-c or" SjirinKiield plantation
Subscription to
c )gee
c Iptlon to
Op
Mn
RK
Construction of wuter works
Gasl ght Co. 8 ock
Iraprovdment ol Savann
Sav., Albany & Gulf BR
\x
i.Iver..
Funding coupi'ius* o'her purposes.
Ktidempton of bonds
do
do
Bonds of internal improvements...
St. Jotiep/i, 3fo.:
Bds to St. Jos. ft
Den. C. RR. 1
Mo. Valley Kit
St. .Jos. & Topeka RB..
do
do
St. .Jos.
>
*
Ivor and
C. B.
1854
1850
18-il
1853
1 Si
1853
18iS
1866
1869
1870
1870
1860-'(»
1869
18(»-'66
B
1868
Wharf Bonds
1«>8-'5B
City Iinproveineut Bonds
18<!6-'6
Fnhding Bonds
Interest Bonds
Bridge Bonds
1868-'70
1871
isn
«2r
gjs
.
Bon
Is
to Pacibc Railroad
do do Iron Mountain RR
do do North Mo. RR
Ho do Ohio* Mls»lppl RR
Tower Grove Park bonds (gold).
.
f,00*c
5005.0
BOO.tc
600&C
500&C
600&'^
5t»'&c
500&C
500
SCO
500
SOO
500
600
SOO&c
lOO&c
1,000
500
1,000
SOO
goo
100*0
lOO&c
900&C
50
100*c
1,000
BOO
1846-75
1840-88
H'-l-66
1841-58
1851-53
1854-57
1851-55
1852-54
1863
•250,000
197,000
304,000
385,000
150,000
175,000
!)9,!i00
.27340
89,001
198,000
5,000
62.500
937,500
402,800
117,000
849,500
500,000
431,500
150,000
76,800
35,100
8S,000
36,600
125,500
1 0,000
500,000
var.
\ar.
var.
var.
2,938,000
778,000
275,000
476,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
3U.0O0
1,1100
3 swerbou'lB
ISISl-eT
wharf Hon Is
;j i.!ayctte Park bonds
1^ew water work bands 'gold)....
Water bo d« ol 187J. (itokl)
Renewal and acwer bonds.
1852-63
var.
I'ei-OS 100. &c.
1867-11) 1,000
1872
1,000
1873
i,noo
.("^rbor an'i
. ,
».
1,000
TOT
var
bonds
8 pornnnf bonds
LakoSunprlnr it Miss, RR..
St Paul & Chicago RR
Prt'f erred
l.o>a,coapanorreK stared, gold...
00
»3?,809,7a(r24
From which dedbct
the revenue of
tbcgeneral fund, estimated at
2,290,000 CO
t35,5:,9,7S0 34
«n the tazsble
abstract frcm Mayor's
In Chbokiole, v. 16, p.
at the rate of 3-38 per cent
valuation of
1872.
message, .lanuary,
Se;i
1373,
50; see also V. 15, p. 626; V. 16, p. 154.
•^
1891
boo
teuo,
To provide
N. Orleans or N. York,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New
^m
do
do
1892
1874
1874
1874
1874
1873
18a4
1S89
do
do
do
do
Orleans.
do
do
'72
1894
1895
1887-1900
Dec., 1880
Oct., 1910
do
do
N. Orleans or N York
.
Orleans.
Special provisions are made for some otbef
Issues ot debt as toilows: Rh, bonds interest
by 20-175 ol real estate tax and 1-175 of personal; Pone artraln RR., int. by 2 per cent ol
licenses ; $1 ,00OJ)00 loan y 35-175 of tax on real and
personal; 7 per cent loan of 1869, bv »»l,14li
reqirred l>y law to be deposited monthly ;« barf
bonds, by levee dues pledged for interest and
principal ; 10 per ent bonds ol 1871. by monthly
deposits out of cnrrent revenue. The total net
debt, July, 1S71, was »18,e3S.6S4. Population, 1870,
New Funding
191.418, against 138,670 In I860.
'
•71 Ito
New Orleans,
New
for Interest and principal ol conso!
bond^ the sum of WBO.OOO per year Is required
by law to be raised bv tax on real estate.
1892
do
Phlla., Treasury,
& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.& J.
'TO
do
do
do
do
'
tlO,000,000 loan
V. 15, p. 6.i6.)
antborlied in
(v. 14, p. 791
1872.
n2-1906
1898- '96
New
York,
N. Y.,Bkof America.
and
Providence.
do
M. &S.
6g
6g
•e
'<K
Ig
7g
7g
7k
do
J.&.I.
J.
3.
J.
&
&
Var
A.&
&
M.&
J.
A.&
A.&
&
&
'•g.
,1.
6g.
«g.
J.
7
7
7
M.&
M.&
7
F.*
7
7
7
7
M.&
M.&
J.*
J.
7
M.&
M.&
7
I
6&7
7
BoBt.Revere
1909
1913
Sinking fund Marfh 81,1372.
Bk &
6
10
10
6
10
10
10
Jan.
M.&S.
var.
var.
J.
J.
J.
J.
&
*
Varl,
Varl.
Vaii.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
280.000
399,0W
S36.000
S46.0i«
946,000
F.&A.
Varl.
Varl.
1,21'',000
!^.
Dancau,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Y.,
S.
&
1,25II,I<I0
608,00)
var
S00&C
1,000
im
90*e.
820.312
152.(44
195.125
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.Jan., 1870
Sept., 1.^85
Jan., 1898
Jan.. 1900
May, 1874
May, 1875
June, 1R76
350.011
100/100
«««,000 tg.t.
Rochester
llftilroads.
estate, $17,3.W,500; personal, »1I,570,8.=0. Tax rate
lnlS71.«25 per »I,(IOO. Population In 1870, 31,413
against 36,341 in 1860.
Valnotlon of real etate.»69.!iS6,40O; personal, $40,160,7(10; total, $110,087,100. liotc 01 tax, $13 50 per
sinking
$l,0fO. Sinking funds of 1885, »9:'5.676
tunds of 18"S, $100.6SO: n., P. & F. RR.. $1S2.0U.
Population in 1870, 68,904, against 45,129 in 1S60.
;
against 56.802 In 1S60. Real
1870, 149,482
Dec,
1888
lem
•80-'89
Nov.,
188:
'80- '86
1873
'78- '79
'86- '89
'78-'80
1872
1891
Bk Republic,
do
do
do
do
do
S8,235, against 22,2£2
Nov.,19(Jo
do
do
Am. Exchange Bk.
Joseph Treasury.
do
do
N.Y., Northrnp & Chick.
N. Y. N. B'k (Jommerce.
do
do
do
do
Population, 1870,
Nov.,lgT9
June, ISaO
St.
N.
$1,191,223.
In 1800.
Nov., is:!
F.:b.,
N. T.
Y.,
at $2,763.9f0. A^scs.«ed value of real estate In 1870,
$11,861,464. against $13 219.140 In 186!); total Income
in year 1869-70 from taxes and other sources.
Feb., 1878
Ma ch, 1S83
N. Y. N. B'k Commorce.
do
do
St. Joseph Treasury.
^
7!-'91
75- '88
72-'86
'73-'83
•72-'
3
•74-'77
'74-'75
'72-'74
Ang.. 1898
Population in 1870, 19.565 against 8,932 in 1860. Revenue from all sources in 1870-71 was stlm' ted at
$196,000. In 1870 assessed valuation of property
was »n ,000,000; rate of tax. IM percent total revenue (int. fund $136,487. general fund $81 146)
$217,000. The city owns $.')00,000 of St. Jo. & Den.
ver C. RR. sto k, $50,0(X) St. Jo.& Toneka stock,
$150,000 Mo. Valley stock, tbeir value being nominal.
P*bllc buildings &c., are worth about
,
;
$150,000.
Population 1870. 310,864 against 160,773 in 1860. City
and county gove nnieiit- and tlnancea are separate
Total debt October. 15172. $13,400,500, !ncladl"g antic I'ation bonds payable J nuary,
1873. $900,000. County debt iB $3,212,000. Assessed
valuation of all property (about 60 per cent ot
actual valne). old c ty $142,000,000. witb a tax rat*
of IK per cent new city, $1,000,000. with tax rata
Vorip.c; estln.atcd in''ome 1871-2, $.1,151,4*1.
;
The
slflkln.:?
fund Jan.,
Ib72
amounted
to $9i!0,808.
•77-'83
T2-'76
June,
'87- '90
/VpriH, '.892
Jan. :,!8
1S70, 20,030 against 10.400 in !860;_A8Be«Bvali'Rtion of 'asable property in 1973 about
Interet on tlie railroad bonds was
Population
& N. St. Paul and New York,
M.&N.
do
do
Varl.
N.Y..P.M.Mver8&Co.
J. & D. N. Y., Jay Cooke & Co.
J.&D. N.Y.,Farji.L.*T.Co.
1889-90-95
J.&J. N.T. UtKatlon'lBuik
ju„ieo2
12&7 M.
7
&
•71 to '91
April, 1877
Co.
Vh 1.
J.&D. New York & St. Louis.
A.&O. N. Y., N. Bk Commerce,
J.& J.
do
do
51.500
3.A5O,0OO
»430,465. City i» pro& St. L. and on Portl.
Assessed value of real
tected bv morteaees on At.
;
J.&
M.&
var.
Prov,
Nov., 1886
Nov., 1S9:
Nov., 1S8S
July, 18S7
June, 1877
Population in
&
var.
to'al debt Feb. 1, 187?, was 1«4,042,14B, which Included 11184.1100 old munlcli al bonds and varlons
other smoll lesnes. Valu«tlon In 1871, !jn,6CO,00O.
Population, 1870 86,076, ogaiust 48,068 in 1660.
1875
N. Y., Lees & Waller.
estate in the ft cal vearendlng June 30. 1H72, was
Sau Francisco,
1388
assessed at $187.289,801 personal property at $! 10.•77-'78
do
555.941 . smking fundi raised annually amount to
do
18S8
$223,000. All the values lor San Francisco aro
do
1SB4
g. yen In gold.
do
1895
do
1881
do
ieS7
do
June 1, '82-90
do
July 1,1'»7
do
Nov. 1, 1B91 The city owns real estate and other property valued
.J.&
M.&N.
in 1860.
The
rittsbnrg.
Pitts.,
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J.&
;
do
do
J.&.J
5
i*Cg,
floating
1872, »47,075,830
debt, f 6,196,681. Sinking funds. »13,96S.1S0; volna
tlon of real property $518 ,'284 personal, JS,980,700;
tax rate in 18T2, IS ro ; rate proposed for 1878,
»2 In. Population, 1870, 674,022, against 565,S3«
:
Boston Sulfolk Bank.
do
do
do
do
6
Bost. Columbian Bank.
6
Boston Suffolk Bank.
J. &I>.
6
Boston & Portland.
(5&6 monthly
do
do
A.&O.
6
6
to'83
I\irrs. Minn.:
Revenue Bondj
-
2,r:oi,0(.0
Total
1877-1879
1883
1887
18»t-18S8
1901
18Si-1888
1831
St. Lotii^
Benew«l and Floating debt bonds.
Roal e-*' tc and public buildings.
Streo Improvement bonds
Waterworks bond' (olfl)
15.o76.249 00
187ft-1976
as
Saoantiah, Oa.:
8Mb
y purposes
County purposes
183S-1S90
1880-1881
1895-1897
.o
JO
J.& J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
:
Bonds of iSK, coup, (gold)
185S, coup,
do
do
S. Fr.
1,000
S
J*rovtaence, R. I.:
Loan to H., P. & F. Railroad
Bonds for pubii*" improvement'
San rranclsco
M.&N.
M.ftN.
M.4N.
M.&N.
M.ftN.
M.4N.
M.&N.
M.4 N.
M.&N.
M.*N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
5&6 J. &J.
1,721,000
4 450.000
6,^05.000
:
Water extension loan (coupon)
Funded debt bonds
Compromise RR. bonds (cp & reg.)
Loan to At.
C'i
Total funded debt, Jan..
FkUadelphta
Bondslssued prior to consolidation,
do to pay for stock subs, do
do for extension of gas works...
PUttburgh
1891
1, 1891
1, 1987
1, 1874
I,
Total
do
do
do
do
do
do
Old corporations
andlng
1.1891
incnta for improvements, street opening. &c.. on
Bpecliied property.
Tlie Board lixcd the total
amount of taxxtlon for 187S as follows
$9,T61.T5i 81
For State purposes
Ft r Interest on city and county debt 8,4=5,307 74
For redcmp'u of city and county debt 1,185.420 69
Being
Ballroad debt
Pouchnrtraln
l,'7'2-75
23, 1901
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
The preceding flgnres do not includcipeclal assese-
SCO,000
Orleans ;
Consolidated debt 1 |65O,00OBrplled.
do > yearly to Int'st.
do
do
1873-1875
1876
1800
1901
W)
REMARKS.
Wli«u Due,
1=3
JTeuj
do
Whom
by
1,500,000
366,500
300,000
4,252,900
3,811.472
bO&c
Tal>le».
INTEREST.
or Amount
Outpar
Value. St'nding.
DESCKlPT10>f.
For eiplanstlon of
ftivor
'71-'90
'71-'86
88
>-'i)3
1900
erl
$2.1,000,000.
but
tuspsnded on account of an Injunction
a decisit.n was made In (icf.,1872. eonflrmlBg the
;
validity of
tUt;
bonds,
Negotiated abt sd In
(v. 15, p. 626
1872
.
March
THE
29, 1873.]
CHilONIt^LK
421
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Sa1»t«rlber« irlll
HUes '5
DESCRIPTION.
For full explaDAtlonH. bub
of
Amoant
Ou^
Road
ataudiog.
toot uotcs.
Adiro/utack—im MurtKUK« ou roa & luudB.
Ala, CWifrai— (Siiliim tf: Mert .)— If»t inort.
Alabaniu <£-C/m««— Ut M..KKI.Kuar. Ala..
IBM
l
2a M.. *y,t>00 |)i-f nilli; nut niinntntuetl.
KecelverV boiuU tfor «1..'00.000)
Alb inn
201
142
1st Mortgji^'u
Albtiity City loan
a.' innrr'.tL'i-
112
142
132
*
'
:t.l
AU
,
J
1863
1»«5
Ui
— §tock
iiatiKUitblu
1,(1(10
SOOdkc
9U
SOOftc
for gen, M. bds)
*i32
Ul'
M
Boiidt* tu f-iat-.! Pi. (.-nilorBetl), 2(1
l«t M.. past, ex., for lU.lXW.OOU gv. Pa.
Alex, .f- F)--:iri'kNbvry.—\»t ii.ortK«K«
Ayk
UR.
il~\*t MorrtaKO, gold
Atr:.
145
470
F&-\sl M.,gold
s.
ri.,Kol(l(ti,»K>acrea prm.)
Aihut .t h'.aidiU—lat mortiragi!
AtlfutUi tfc wc^Tnon.( Air Line—lat luort..
AtlattUi it iiv«f Poini—stock
Ati. tfc Ot. ;r<?^(— stock (Total, $40,000,000.),
„
,
Preferred siock
Ut gen<nil mortgage
*d
do
do
,
<?(/{/—
\,w
SOOJic
180
87
585
,
lOO&C
187U
1,000
100
100
M5
SOOftc
500&C
50O&C
,
1,000
100
100
common stock
SOO&c
18«7
300&C
500&C
AuguHta
it
Eaole Valley^Ui M.,
II
2d mortgage
Baltimnra <6 (JA/*?— stock
Preferred stock
Woslilngtou branch
Loan.
do
do
do
per yr
do
,
iOO&u
5oa&c
JOOSc
uo
150
150
ISO
150
150
150
£100
1,000
iim
£iua
£100
100
53
53
51
looi'c
51
1,1X10
588
.
a
80
fund
sin i.Ing
13.VJ...
1855
185U
laiS
1S7J. Hterling, i;sOO,liOO
187'l
iffiS,
l&V)
Battlnio e loan, IVoj-iO
Kews'erllnif more. fo'-£ ',000.000
K. \V. Va., Sd morcgage. *L'>-^:h
Bait.tk P>Homar—\9t mort., (f.iiiiiiel) gold.
1855
1872
1855
;87i
:
let
mortgage gold
A
niiin U'm-.j
(
M
Boston
eft
.fc
Ist
lat
1,000
i,oon
1.000
1,000
100
100
,
^Sfia
& Ist, 22H)
m.& l8t22K)
(71 ni.
(71
1
rov.
©i-ic— stock
205
83
&
F1?bklll— let mort. (R.I
do 1st mortgage (Conn.)
do
Ist
Ist
<fe
mortgage (Bordell)
do
guar, by Erie.
28K
19ft4
1853 iSOO&c
30&52
•.,oai
1866
1866
1,000
Floating debt
Mass. loan,(8i!Curcd l>y$4,000,000,Berd.M)
stock
(1-5
paid,
1-3
500
500
r>ayable July. '73t
Mortgai;o. wharf purchase
Newb'Uds....
BoHfon
d' }f<ihn>-fi\.orX
''!""
Ilunds (fl.=<m.i«H^tjuitiiorizcd)
BoHt «fe /ro(;i((«;tr/?— stock....
Brumictck ,t vl/^.— l«t mort. gold, end. Ga
^^^ fund, gold not endorsed
.>'^'i n
M .(irnMOOOOacid)
S'2-%"'-'^-'^',','''',-^
•
100
18«8
18S8
2U iiiorteaKi;
Sii/rnlii. .V.
}'. .(; /»»«'(.— ist
mort.Violii""
Hurl., ('. ItapU-i it .Vi««-lat M.,(;o1d a t"
"
let mort..:r.iM. (Mjlwfuikee ilvlBloti}'
BurUnyton
Mo. ijiwr— stock.
"*
A
t
Oci!,"i90:
1,1896
June
Jan., 1892
do
do
N. Y.. M. K. JijBUp
N. y., Buncan, S.
67.1,000
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
j.ft .1.;
J. ft J.
M. ftS.
J.ft J.
J.ft.).
J.ft J.
J.* J
204flOO
112,500
5,000,000
10,000,000
7,1S9,000
2,170,800
36(l.l«
H*'
6
6|f
ft
Co
J.
8X
"6'
7
A.
6g
•w.ooo
6
J.
A.
800,000
1,000,000
76,000
lr 0,000
6
7
6
7
8
3
481000
50 '.000
itn
3,930.000
8.630.000
2 350,000
.580.000
18.57
1,000
2,000,001)
1857
1S71
1869
1372
1000
880.000
1,176.500
U04c
l.f«l
1,000
100
100
86.')
50&C
5,(MS,3.'iO
SOO&C
600.000
G93.'««
41W.(«0
fWWfce
soii^c'
15. p, 636; V. 16, p.
SM.)
July. 1887
mended
In this Co., the latter assuming
the debt of lb.* former, and issuing to It
guiirant.-ed 7 per cent stock.
Clinoxici.K. V. II, i).3H.4,'.9. (V. 15. P.219J
This is a consolidation of the Norfolk ft
Petersburg, the i^outli Side, 11 c Va. ft
Tenn., and the V.i. & Kent'>ckv ranroads, under a law of Virginia, approved
Jnnc 17, 18.0. Gen. Wm. .Malioue is
president. The roa' is to h- extended
to a connection with the Lonisvllleft
Nashville railrojid. (;rosB earnings year
endlUK Sept. .SO, 1672. »1.9ai .056 lenfenees.
»1 2<;4,72.'i; net i-a'nlngs. »(W,328. The
new Iran ef »is.(ui,(>« Is to retire a) Ih6
01
debt, and the t'ahi'ice for in. provements. Th-' ''ebt to Va. draws no int.
Jan.l.fO-go
till
July 1.1881
after 1883.
Jaii.1,'34-911
lan.l.'8l-90
Meh
1
1880.
and Is payable $500,0 Oner «-.
Bee CBBOincLX, v. fe. p.21.
1,1900
Jan. I, '71-73
Julyl.isao
Julyl,1866
Leath Bk. July,
1888
July. 18S8
Nov., !S91
Nov., 1891
.
do
Consol. Oct.. 187D. of At. ft Pae. and Bonth
Paclflc. Land-crant of 1JWO.00O acres.
Lenses tb" MiFsourl Pacmc road. Be©
WliJSOuri Pacillc.
See C11BOSIC1.E,
V. 16. p. 156.
Milla.,
& J.
ft
let. 1, 1891
Nov. 1.187
Farm.
Dec,
4 M. Bk.
do
do
Balilmorc Offlce.
do
do
do
do
do
London.
Baltimore Offlce.
London.
O.
ft
do
do
O.
isr^
Leased to Central of Ga. for
annum.
(13,000
per
JuiyiViasi Leased to Pa. R.R.. at 40 per cent of gross
July 1. 1881 receipts. Ptoek, ?.VO.0Oi). Dlv.6prc.ayr.
Nov.l 1ST2 Several roads are leasea by this Co., and
operated In connection wi.h the main
oct.i6.;8?a
stem, the gro^s earnings ot all tiie lines
April, isri
Inst year, eiidi^K Sept. 30. 1ST2, were
1875
fl3,62ii,6T7, »l,057,3i6. more than the pre1S80
vious year. (A»'iiual report In V. », p.
l«8.i
82; see also v. 15. p. 692.)
1895
1860
Mch
1,189-2
Baltimore. Offlce.
1SS5
Baltimore or London.' Jan., 1911 Bonds are guar, by Pa. BR. and Noitbem
J. & J.
Ppnlral. (v. 15. p. as.)
A.4i'.
do
Apr. 1, mil
Boston, 2d Nat Bank.
A. & O.
Apr. i,isn9 $122,000 of 'hese bear i percent.
N. Y.,UusselISape.
A. 4 O.
Oct, 1, 1896 L'sedtoS.L. A.S: T.H.. at 40prct. of eamlc
Le.-si d to P.n.i K. It.
Hoatlni debt.
$1,212,621. Net ran. lugs, In 181., $229,621.
J.'&D. N. Y., Dnnc'a'ii.' 's. & Co.
1871
Phlladolptla.
(V. 14, p. 528, 165.)
M. &S.
ISSS
F. 4 A.
do
18S7
Q-J. Boston, Kinder. P. ft Co A p1 .10.1878 Leased to Housatonlc.atlner cent, per yr
Boston Offlce.
M. 4 KNov 1872 Net earj Ings lor year ending Oct. 1. 187$
do
$2,362,611. V. 14, p. 20.43: annual report
J.& J.
July. 1816
Inv. 15. P.8S4; V. 16, p. 188.)
Boston, at Offlce.
A. 4 O
Apr. 1. 1S75
do
F.& A.
Aue.,lS91
Bost., Boaton Nat'l Bk. July 1,1881 Consol. of Agr. Branch !>nd Fl'chbnrg and
J. ft J.
Worcester. Net earnings 1871-72 $1%.195
do
J. ft J.
1889 ft 1890
(^ee report v. 16. p. 82.)
A.ftO.
do
18S1 4 ISiB
M. ft N.
Boston Office.
Nov., 1S72 Nctcarnmir for year etidtnL- with Marafi
Sec aut.u.nl report In
1672. $;S4.ii2.
Chronicle, vol. H.p.7:)i,a^ to conpoll
Ne'iv ^ork.
".'ft 'a.
is65
datlon anil extension of road, issue of
Boston Office.
J 4 J.
Jnly, 1875
New York.
new stock, &c
J & J.
July 1. 1875
J.ft J.
Boston Offlce.
18J9
A reference to the various pages of the
CiiBONicLK
indicated just helow. will
M.'&'S.
jloston._
1884
furnish a summary of ibc Buc.-essive
ira. Am.
J"
J. 4 J. Hartford.
Nat. Bk. Jai.l. 1816
compliurttions (n the aD'airit of this ( o.:
J.& J.
do
do
Jan. 1,1876
do
v. 13. p. KO, 523, V. 16. p. 21, 50. 156, 188.
J.&J.
New York.
July. 190C
32S, 389.
J.ft J.
do
July, 1900
J.ft J.
im
Boston.
Boston, at Offlce
Boston, at Offlce.
J.&J.
J.ft J.
A. & O,
A.4 0.
Jan. 1.1813 Operated with the Nasliua & Lowell. 6
per cent of carningR and expenses so B.
ft 1.. 81 per cent to N. & I,. Net earn 'ss.
1919
1*71-72. $»11. 016. Sceresort V. 15 p. 838.
18M
forSSyraS.Sl prct. Net earning*
Avdiv..
Nov.,15.12
do
do
M.ftN.
Boston, at Offlce.
M.&N.
Boston, at Offlce.
do
1893
I
!811-T2. $^01-111).
(v. 16, p. 50.82.)
!*ov.. 1812 iNet eainluirs, 1871-7.'. $15.'i.34f). lv.16 p.IgSJ
Apr. 1, 1908 Advert!, ed li. Nov., 18?2. for toreolosnre.
bnt postponed, (v 15. p. 712.)
Apr. 1.1893
Jan l.I896iLesaed toKrleforlnt..&e. (V. 14, p. 6W.)
Mar. l.lSSHSoId Dec., un. By ffireelosnre. (v.16.p.' I.",
Feb.. 1873 ILcascd to Erie In 1863. fo-490yre. at per
J.4D.
do
do
Dec 1.18T7 cect on stock aiui int. and sinklDg fund
M.&N.
do
do
Nov. 1.18121 on bds. L' Hsces to Keep road Ini-cjpala.
7
J.&J. N. Y., Farm. L. 4T. Co July 1. If9« Completed Dec. 1S7'.
,
(CsBonoBB,
N. Y.. or London.
May 1. 1919 Paid up caplal. $3.S21.5;5.
7g. r. M. ft N.
"
do
F.4 A.
Feb.. 1902f V. 15. p.7»7: v.I». i>.
7 g. f
Boston. Co.'s offlce.
58.
M.4S.
Mar. 15. 18 The 2d and 3d scries of bonds have traffic
5s.
do
do
Mar. 15; '73 goaranteeof Chic.. Bur. &Q, An agreeM.ftS.
A. & O. Boston land New York.! Oct. 1, 1893 ment of consoiidiilion and a perpetual
Boston, by Treasurer. ;Julv 1.1875 lease to Cilc, Burl. & Qalncy, was
J.ft J.
October, 1872. See report Ib
made
•f
do
do
ijulv 1. 1878
& J.
A. & O. Boston & New York. '\pr. 1. 181)1
f.
,
%
2.20'l.«'0
1866
1SC1
\9.m
.J
V. 15. p. 25a.
(Report, v.
A. & O. N. Y.,H.(31cW8* 10
do
A. & O.
do
2^- J.ft J.
N.Y.,KrIeR. K,
J.ft J.
New York.
&A.
N.
T.,
Bk
of
F.
Commerce.
6g.
5.41 10,000
5,636,300
1,435,9a)
Co.
do
do
do
Savannah.
J.'&'j.
If.
7 pr.yr
6
7
6
7
5
200,000
686,500
6,821,275
Cdroxiclk,
,
6
6
7.'«),500
ft
do
do
N,
ft
4 J.
M. & S.
'6'
1,574,000
15,000.000
5,000,000
5,300,000
3 000,000
3,231,000
& Co
4 Co,
i
M. &S.
f.
i
;
Jan. 1, 1811
Jan. 1,1ST7
luly 1, 1893
do
J.ft J.
«?.f.
-^
'
:
Purchased In Sept., 1972. the Oil Creek A
AIL River road In Dee. rurcbua<-d Ilnff.
C, ft P. road. NetrarnlnKS. I871,(7M,U«
do
do
S.
N. Y., Agency of "o.
N. Y.. Ai;ency of Co.
A.ftO.
A. ft O
1,100,000
995,800
1,000.000
3.'>0,000
N. y.. Shoe
J.
1,500.000
3,000.000
745.000
600,000
19.684.100
106.000
667J)0J
2.261,«'0
400,000
4I6.00O
do
&D.
J. 'ft J.
J.ft J.
I
I'-
1
m
.
'
The agiiressoinetlmol given
In brackeU,at the end of remarks, refer to the volume and page of CaitoHlOLB contaiaing fuller information. Tha lattsn s.f.
Bsean
n sinking fund, and I. gr "land grant." Companies consolidated with, or leased to others will often ba louBl undar the cousolidatod »r lessea's aaae.
For Blocks, ihls ineaii" the miles of roaif operated t.,r bonds, the inlles covered bv tlie mortcai
t These flgures are doll its, showing the denominations or par value ot each issue of Btocks^and To
bonds.
t J-hn lntor.-»t;Mrrt/wf<in la given im bonds, imt ihe /im! rhni.le^ii'ou stoeii"; "i? iuea".is I'oiii ?, f ree'o'f P. S, tax .«, extra f, stoek or serlB.
F. ft A.. Feb. 4 A'W.
I I. ft J. stanils for J.in. ft July:
M. ft S., Mar. 4 3ept. A. 3 O.. April ft (ict. M. » N., May A ««T
J. • ». '•• A •«. %r-i.
juartorlylron Jaau.iiT: Q-F.. quarterly fron. Feb.; Q.-i... quarterir from Marca.
t Tifisa dstes shoir Che peHod wlum ibo pnnoiiml faUt dn* of 6«nd<; but Ita ttva irtiaa tkt last dlTtdaad ira* rmi mt MM*
;
;
:
n
;
11
tS-IO.loo
do
do
do
do
do
ilo
M.&N.
s«6g M.
£300.0' OS
140,000
r
'
S7.0
Nov., 1901
Portland.
F.ft"A.
Feb., 187.'! Leased for 099 years, irum uuiy, 1868, to
M. ft S. London. Gr. Trunk K.B. Mch.!5,'73 Grand Trunk R.R. Annual rent, 5 per
Boston.
M.&N.
May 2, 18*; cent on sterling bonds sua 4 onstockand
London. Gd Tr. RR.
curr(-ney bonds.
A. ft O.
Oct. 1, ISJI
2
2
5
6
6
6
6
Duncan,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
M.&N.
300AC
i.ooo
1,000
4
M.ftN.
700.000
950.000
1
J.
6g.
64OJO0
1,116,000
TTr.iOO
107,fO0
3 esi.o 4
787,000
i,5O0,aio
713,(«0
484,000
TSJ,700
129.500
Y.,
do
a J.
J.ft J.
5e
',.
Reorganization In 1860 of Say.. Alb. *
Nov.. 1872
Gnlf. The South Oa. ft Fla. R.R. wsi
do
do
do
2J.
l,liCO
'
Preferred ;»tock
l8t mortuage, on road& 400.000 acres' 'land
Bonils coil V. into pref.fltock (Sdaarics)
Ron !m conv. into [»ri;f.8tock (.Id series)"
InchdS'-nnv. ^ettn- --fo?-^. Mill series)'
KOTB
do
M.&N.
M.&N.
I.
Co.'s
(otha
MS.
!
:
(V.tS, p. 491; v. 16, p. 51
Nov.. 1902
J.
"ioo
'
Aew York tS A'rie—stock.
mortgage bonds
Buffaln.
Ixt
J. ft.;
621,000
24,183,960
273,000
B^ftton <t Ltncell—^totk
New
J.«t J.
7
200,01*)
mortgage, old
Hartl..
11.
7
499.50(1
100
100
000
500.tc
SlnklDg fund bonds
Boston, itartiford
t879'ft'l8»3
do
Savannah.
m'.&n.
J.
annum, on
—lessee assuu
March,18«6
do
A.ftO.
1,660.000
869.250
679,500
1,7I0JS00
3,707,440
1,000
'69- 'TO
,
In
do
do
8^
ft
leased K< li
Canal Co., for
1
ffilv.
Road
July, 1891 Statu ttldtl5.000perm.; County, nso.OCO.
Sept. 1,1896
July, 1899 Completed Jan.. 18. 4Khn. Capital stoek,
Boston.
Oct. 1,1900
»s.t6!5.0U).
Iloiton, Co.'s OIllcc.
'83.'S9 ft tl $K»AI0 new slock voted Oct.. 1812.
N.Y., M. K. JeMip iCo July 1, 1900 In progress; Georgia endors. ilecUnefL
Atlanta.Ga..at Treasury
Net cariUngs last year, r;9.148. (v.ia. voa)
1873
This is the condition as reort/anlzed IQ
1811. The Co. retains
01 com
N.Y. ft Lon. Co.'s Offlce Jan., 1902 stock unissued. Int.f20.000.(«)
on lhe3d mott, 1^
do
do
Sept.. 1902
roritlngent upon the csrnlnus of Ule
806,000
157,000
453,000
3,5.52.800
500&I
1S41
1955
1871
1851
I'itchb.—lat M., Agrlc. Br.
mortgage bonds, due
7
100
i',doo
Boston, Concord it ifontreai—PreW.stoch.
OtliQ stoc c, I iclud'gold 'ilv'ds & newatk
2d M. bds, conv.
ad \i. h.l-i. -onv.
.F.& J.
2()'),000
lo;
1,000
,
2d moil gage, 1860-70
Kqnipment nores
4 J.
4 J.
M.AS.
M.&N.
J.* J.
6Ji6O,0CO
3,693.200
838.976
2,000,000
310.200
464.000
100
is62
1854
1857
t;
Albany loans (AIb.& W. stkbdge)
Oollai bonds (Wcst'nR.R.)
DoUai' bonds
So.1t., Clint,
J.
J.
4
2tf.O; '0.000
100,000
13.143,100
£100
I8li6
&
Alhantj—ntock
A.ftO.
J.&.I
8*.
3,.'i50.446
isre
1S69
Bav.'jor
Pi--<i:ittnrjnt>i—\i&tigor loan, 1st
JleiiiirlHf (t S'jiit/i'ifn lUlnois—lst M.,8kgf(l
Jtelcldefe. Delaware— stoc\i
Ist M., bonds of IS62. (guar, by C.
A.)..
ad M.,
do
1854, (
do
do
8(1 M .,
do
185i, (
do
do
iI<rJt«Afrtf—stock
1,232.200
20,000,000
10,000.000
18,000,000
14.000,100
?'
\1%;m
SOO&c
s.f. $5.000
Oct ,1886
May, 1881
J. 'ft'.!. N. Y..WlmIow,L.*Co
J.& J.
do
do
Jan.. 1812 Ilarrisbnrff, Treasury.
6,01X1.000 7 or 6g,
A.& O. PhlladelpUranr London
l.OOO.OW
J.&D.
Chlia.. Penii. KIJ.
8,000 p.m.
J. & J. N. v., i;nlon Trust Co.
3,5(»i,0<'O
J. ft, I.
Boaton. at oillec.
«,480,000
J. & J.
N. Y., G.OpdykeftCo.
846,00(1
gold
Bondfl
Balit
Jan. 1.1878
July. 1888
Nov., 189*
5
MO.OOO
Common stock
Savannah— ^iock.
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.«!N.
617,000
44R.500
.
.
Bk of Commerce.
N.Y.U.ftR. Canal Co
N. T.,
4,att)X)00
SOOi^c
5004K;
.
Portland citv bonds, Ist if., skg fund
2d M. sterling, 5-20 year*
81 M.
do
do
Sterling bonds, not mort
J.&.J.
M.&N.
A. *0.
«
7
7
for mlalng A lumlwrlnii.
CllKuNicLr as
7
J.'* J.
la
1901
Jan.. 1899 The dlfflcnltles In n
BlTatrs lnIl^ be *c^i
Jan.. 1889
110.6IXr
428
4'^
T8tM..At..tPac..gld.on 500,000 acres land.
3d M. At. & Pad., for $3,000,000. gold
IstM. Cent. T>lv. vVl. & Pac.gold
Cent. Div. land mant bonds
Alkinlic «C St. />^i'Wf«c«—stock, currency,.
Slock, aierl ng
This road
June.
Co
ft
800,000
165,700
do
l»t
do
....
do
21
do
....
Soatli side—Ist prefcred bonds.-.
do
2d
do
3d
do
do
Virginia & Trnn.— enlarged mortgage
do
do
Jtb ntoitgage
do
do
ros.stered certlllc's
do
int. luudiuii iionds
do
do
do
iuc'me M.aobeiund.)
<t /^((*(/Jo—
Y„DaDcau,8.
356,600
do
do
I'relcir'vl btock
18( M., (SouLli P*ic..)
S,
3,4J 1,200
Nonoik* Petersburg— l8t mortgage
Atlantic
I.
REMABK8
Stoctn,
last Dlrl'd.
7.. 20Nat8«u »treel,
Y., Third Mat. Bank.
r.
'\
Principal
when Due,
2,ai7,90'l
•
l8tmort.couH'>l. (for 115 000,000)
2d mort. to State of va.
2,673.000
450,000
5,OUO,000
1.000,000
088.000
2,000,000
434,000
2,256,900
r!,000
3,8<»,000
3.500,000
800.000
2,000,000
100;
Guaranteed stock
ConsoUd, lat mortgage
Soct'I. bds (s. A. A (I.) exch'ble for lat M
..,
So. Ocorgia & VI., I»t mortgage
do
do
2d iiioitgnge
!«., Jflas. <t O.— Stock (convrjrtel)
Stock of old coinpanle!*. not converted.
Guar, stock of old Co/s not converted.
t^oiumun Stock, i
Preferred wtock. > Rcc'vod from State; Va.
Guara it'd do
J.* J.
J. A J.
J.* J.
J.« J.
5 2.0,000
81'.,0OC
1871
BoiKtK,
INTEKE8T OK DIVIDENDS.
Parable and
^-V, When I Where
by Whom.
V-
187;
I8<9
law
"n
4M)
do
do
,
Luasoil Hues rcatal gold bonds
<fe
is;i
18«S
1*11
,
8d
Atlantic
1.000
I8«>
1310
132
112
51
151)
;
.^.,1;,.
At'-iL^i'
l,Ol«
l.WHl
1.000
!00
1,000
1,000
LIbrftriftfl
offl'-a
980,000
1.60U,OCO
llill
18<9
180U
187^
...
SuHimehanna— itiock
(f
LIST.
of tb«
WU B. DA!f A & CO.,iii th«
of CoitKr*M,Wuh!n«t«n, D, C.)
confer a sreat f^Tor bf fflTlnc nm Immediate notice of aur error dUcovered In onr Table*.
(Knt«r«d Aceordlnstoftctof COBfTMiflD thsyitftrlH73 by
;
;
1
[March
THE CHRONICLE.
422
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
29, 1873.
LIST.
our Tables.
Subscribers will confer a ereat fivor by elvlae u« Immediate ;notlce of any error dI»covered In
JJonds.i
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
.S1
Principal
DB8CBIPTI0N.
Miles
Amoant
Due
BEMABKB.
"E»t»
Outof
When Where Payable and by when
Stocks.
standing.
eee
footreferences
Road
all
of
Whom.
VoT explanation
P^y""''Last Dlv.
(fent?
I
I
noieB on
flrst
page of RR. tables.
<t Mo. JMoer— (Continued)
conv. on branch, (5tli series). ..
Convertible bonds of 1810, (6th scries)...
Surl.d: Mo. ^n Nebraska— Ml M.,conv., 1, gr
JSitrltnaton tfc So utfiweJilern—\ st M
BurUngton
1869
1870
18«9
1870
l-TJ
1870
1st mort.
aairo,
Cairo
Arkamas
tt
Texas— in m.
gold....
J-ulton—Ut M., gold., on r"d
<t
&
—
rnd
CMro * St. £ou(«— 1st mortgage
412,600
506,500
MO&C
6.587,971
.iOO&c
11,000 20,000pm.
;,5o6,ooc
5,000,000
:i,ooo
1,000
4
2,5i.«,(X)0
1871
1871
Ji Vlncennu—'^sl mortgage, gold ....
Cat^rornia Piicyio— Ist mortgage, gold
Q^wstll (£ Amoo^ stock
pollar loan. Joint companies ....^^.
Sterllns: loai, sinking fund (i362.0(»)
SoUar loan
Oalro
500&C
—
V,66o
1,000
100
s,riOO,ooo
2,500,000
6,847,400
675,000
1,268,080
1,700,000
366,000
5,000,000
1,846,000
Consolidated mortBage loan. .^^. y.
Sterling loan of United Co.'s (£369,200)...
. . .
. .
Oanaia, Mich. <t Chlc.—M M.,gold,
Catawima common stock
—
1,000
1.000
SOO&c
1,000
1,000
b. f..
50
New stock
"
fteferrea stock
Bt mortgage bonds
1.000
1,OOJ
Chattel mortgage bonds
New mortgage
Cai/uffn Lalce—Ut mortgage, gold
tt Susqxtehanna— stock
Veiar F.<t Jfiiin.— Bonds on Ist dlylslon.s.t
Bonds on 2d div. B.f
Oedar Rapids db Jtfb— com. stock
Preferred stock, 7 per cent
1872
isri
i'ooo
1864
1866
5004c
600&C
Cfwuga
1861
1863
1S6C
do
gaar.bVCh.i'lI.'W.".!!!.'.'.'
Central R. R. A Jlank, ffa.— stock
7
7
«
2,750,000
1,159,500
1,000,000
2,098,000
232,000
209,860
1,300,000
20,000 p,m.
500&C
9004c
500&«
100
mortgage bonds. coupi)n
(joint) bonds
Bonds for steamships
tet
'.
vL.gold, coupon
2d mortgage, gold, $4,00(1 per mile
Central of N. Jer.ie^— stock
Scrip to be full stock, Jan. 20, 1972
"74
(convertible Nov., 1815 to 1877)...
Ohio— Common stock
Prelcrred stock
{37
187
IS?
1291
1st mortgage bonds
CeTitral Pacljlc—Btoc'i
I8t mortgage, gold, tax free
80bor J. Ilcti, Call. State aid, gold
Bonds, (formerly convert, into U.S.bds.
.Joaquin Valley Br., gold...
U. S. Loan, (2d Hen on certain terms)
"Western Pacific, 1st mort., gold
do
Government lien
Qallforn'ia & Oregon. I9t mortsage gold.
Bonds on San
0. P., !6t M., on C. * O. Br. ($7,2 0,000g.l
SanFr.o. & A.,ist M. (_$l, SOJ.OOC)
_Lanu bds on c. Pac.& Cal.& Oregon'landB
—
Columb dk Augusta. Steele
mortgage, (C. & S. C.)
do
(C.& A.)
conBOlidated
do
New Mort. for $1,000,000
Chartiers—ist mortgage
742
SO
13S
152
742
158
123
312
S12
20
100
110
85
195
6,(X10,000
1,000,000
4,824,000
3,000,000
2,437,950
411, .550
1,000
2,r,00,000
100
1,000
1,000
51,283,190
25,883,000
1,500,000
i'.ooo
6,080,000
25,835,000
2,735,000
1,9TO,000
6,000,0)0
730,000
500,000
9,153 ,aio
3.571,299
71,000
371,500
2,100,000
'65-'69
1864
1863
1870
i',660
•e9-'7l
i.m
1872
1870
18T0
1.000
1,000
1,000
1809
1872
1871
4bb',000
igii
1869
500
500
1869
500&C
13,3:,5,9:4
166&C
1,000
^
Chicago
Alton— com. ^v)s.
dt
1862
1863
1862
.
dp
(a Ist lien on income)
Chicago, 7 per cent stock
&
do
St. L.,
do
do
do
Jack. &
do
ist mortgage,
Ch., 1 St mortgage
Bf
1857
1864
1864
1863
1863
1870
IstM.assum.by C.&A.
do
2dM.a«8ura.by C &A
do
2d mortgage
Aonlsiana&Mo., Ist M. (In progress)...
—
Chic.. Btirl. dc Quinci/ stock
Ist mortgage, sinking fund, (trust)
1st
mortgage
. .
.
Canada Southern— '.si
liiort.,
gold.
Chicago^ Cln. dt Lout^inlle—\st M
CPitc., Clinton tt Ouimc/'ie—ist
Ohtc. Danville dc Vuu:f.n—\^t M., gld, S. F
IntUexten., 1st M.,eld (JdM. on !l4ra.).
M
(k lowa—\ st mortgage
Cmoago. Iowa dk NehraskOr-Btocti
mortgage, (Now Ist)
Chteago
M
M
Ch4c.
eft
do
(Now2;l)
Mich. Lake S.-lst mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
Chic tkyorthic—Com. stock
Ist
iBt
Ist
Preferred stock
Bonds, prf (S. F,), let M.. Chic, to Oshk.
Int. bos, fmidedcoup., 2d M.,
do
Ist M., general. 3d HI., Chic, to Oshkosh..
Appleton extenB.,l6t. M., on2S!u. & land
.
Bteen Bay extens.,l8t M. on26 m.Aland,
1st .\I.Gal.&
Chic. lln.B.R.. extended....
mortgage. Gal. & Chic. Un. R.R
Ml«. 15. Bridge bds. lien on net earnlogB
Elgin A state Line R.Ti. bds,. .
M
S2,',?i\i'-
'?.''''•
subord. lien on
all
2,100,.)00
l,ll'0,fl00
100
1,000
1,010
1,000
1,500,000
375,000
2,363,000
661,000
188,000
860,000
16000 pr
18,635.910
2,592,000
150,000
941,000
1,000
l,ono
1,000
exteD.,i»t M., slaking Xuud gold,
1,000
1,000
m
6.50,000
80
46
61
31
70
44
40
43
2S5
73
60
114
32
80
82
82
82
2™
270
270
270
1223
1223
193
193
193
2.3
W8
248
1872
1869
1869
186S
1868
18;0
1870
1870
1869
1372
18«7
1871
1869
W72
IS.O
i860
1863
1S69
1870
1671
i.oco
500*c
500&C
2,500,000
600,000
800,000
1,000
1,000
1,(00
1,360 000
736 000
6(10.000
9(i0,000
V,66c
800,000
1.000,000
i'.iico
8,000,1X111
500&C
1,000,000
1,000
1,500,000
1,100
2,500, 00
1,000 18,500 p.m.
1,730,000
"ioo 3,916.300
lOO&c
568,7(10
oOOcSic
211,000
600 OO)
»,5OO,O0O
1,360,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
London.
Phllddelphla Office.
Princeton, N. J.
Phlladelrihla Office,
London.
July
July
July
1,
.May
1,
Chromiolk, vol. 16, p. $23. (v. 15, p. 538 ;
1894
1889
T. 16, p. 14, 383.)
1894 Sfck paid In, $919,270. }j. gr.l,400.uoOscrcB.
1895 Traffic guarantee by Ch..ls.4 Q., 40 pr cent.
1,
1,
Whole
.Ian"l,'l891 In prog.
mort.$8,000,00O.(T.16,p.3;;
Oct. 2, 1901
Oct., 1909 (v. 14, p. 515.)
Jan. 1,1889 There 18 also a 2d and extension mortgage.
Apl. 10, '78 TheC.4 A.R.R.,DeI.4 Uarlt n Canal 4
N. .1. R.R. form the United Co.'s of ^.J.,
1S75
The lease to Penn. R.R., at 10 per ce«t
1880
on stock and assumption of all liabilities
was made Oct. 20, 1871. Net Income In
ISJl, over all expenses, was $1,070,768,
Bee annual report in Chbosich, vol.
14. D. 522 : (V. 14, p, 682, 695, T. 15, p. «92,
713 ; T. 16, p. 187.)
do
1894
4 J.
4 O
F. 4 A
J. 4 J.
A. 4 0.
J.
T g.
Phl1a.,rarm.
Dividend of SK per cent, on prcfered,
Jan., If
stock, $752,700, paid Oct.1,'72. (v.l4,p.532.5
April, 18S0
Leaeed to C.4A., at 6 p.c on $8S1,92» stock
1897
Jan. 1, 1906 In progress, (v. 15, p, 76.)
& Mech.Bk
do
do
Phlla. 4 Mt. Holly.
N. Y., Union Trust Co.
New Yolk or London.
Apr. 1,1902
last year, $818,755. Lease*
to Ph.
Reading., Oct., 1872. B«« ttrms
v. 15, p. 491.
Net earnings
4
4 N.
?^ M.
F. 4 A.
&
F.
7'
4 J.
4 O.
J.
A.
7
7
A.
F.& A.
J.4D.
4 J.
M.4N.
F.4A.
J.
1J<
?«
4 A.
4 A.
.). 4D.
M. & S.
V.
F.
7
7
5
M. 4 N,
7
7g.
7g.
4 J.
f.
J.
f.
A. 4 0.
2X
Q-J.
Tpryr.
7
M.
7
F.
S
3
6
"eg.
7g.
M.
4
J.'i'j.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
6g.
J.
J.
4 J.
4 J.
J.'& J.
I'- J.'iij.
6K
"Y
7
7
7
7
¥"
A. 40.
J.
J.
4 J.
4 J.
aIao.
Q-J.
A. 40.
J. 4 J.
J.4D.
6g M.'4N.
J. 4 J.
I'- J. 4 J.
6
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. & J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
M. 4 N.
M. 4N.
5
M. & 8.
3X M. 4 S.
5
M. 4 S.
7
M. 4 N.
7
J. 4 J.
A. 4 O.
h
7 f
7 f
7 f
58
4Kg.
7
7 f.
8 f
8 f
8 f
8 f
8 f
8 f.
8 f
8 f
do
N, Y.,
Feb.
1«72
1, 188;
1888-88
1, 1900
Completed Jan., 1873.
1901
Jan.. 1573
Sioux C. at $1,500 per m.
Apl30, 1884 Leased to Dub.
a p. ct. of earnings over $3,500. per m.
Jan. 1, 1907
Nov, 1S72 Leased to Ch. and Northwest, at $700 of
first $1,500 gross earnings per m.-.iiot
Nov, 1872
Aug. 1 1894 the e>cess up to $4,500 per m.. and 1-5 of
Aug. 1,1891 all above that. Gross earnings, 1871,
$1,879,540.)
May, 1916
Dec, 1872 Leases several roads. Total earnings, 187J,
$3,823,388; exp., $2,137,831: net, $1,18«,081.
1875
Ofllcs.
do
at office.
do
do
do
do
Feb.
4
4
,
July
15, '99
Apr.15,1901
Jan.
Jan.
20, '73
20, 'TS
1875
1890
expendiGross earnings In 1871, $419,192
tures, $299.813 net earnings, $119,379.
Consolidated March, 1572, with D.,LaoX.
4 W. Law passed in 1573 connrmlBi
the agreement, (v. 16, p. 'i92.)
;
;
Nov., 1892
Dec. 22, '72 Leased to B.4O.RU.lnl866for20yr8,rent
Dec. 22, '7i 35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 yrs, and
B. 4 O. office.
do
do
West. Nat'l Bank. Sept.,
Bait., at
1890
N,Y., risk 4 Hatch.
Sacram'o State Treas.
N. Y., K. Kelly4 Co.
N. Y., Fl8k4Satch.
U. S. Treasury.
N.Y., risk 4 Hatch.
V. S. Treasury.
N.Y., risk 4 Hatch,
do
do
do
do
do
do
1895^99
July 1, 1884
1883
Oct, 1, 1900
1895-99
July 1,1899
1899
Charlotte, N. C.
N.Y., Nat. City Bank.
im
40 after.
The Central Pacif. Is a consol. of several
Co.'s made In 1870, and now owns or oontrols most of the roads in CalifogQla.
Gr~SB earnings in lara were $12,900)136
and net earnings about $7 ,50O,,0(JO.
Land grant 12,800 acres per mile, except
mineral lands. See Cbbosiole, t. 16, p.
84, 164.
1889-'91
Jnly'l,'l890
July 1,1890
GroFs earnings 1871. $594,473 net earningi
$405,270.
Cost of road and equipment
,
J.4"j.
7
7 f
New York,
S. Bait.,
A.4().
I'
do
do
do
New York.
New York, 44 South st.
N, Y., U.S. Trust Co.
do
Cedar Rapids, Treasurer
do
do
N. Y. Nat'l Park Bank,
do
do
do
do
Savannah, Ga,
New York.
4N.
4 A.
M.4N.
J.4D.
J. 4 D.
May,
Philadelphia
Q.-J.
J.&
J.
A. 40.
A. 4 0.
4 J.
& J.
F.4A.
do
do
RR. Cos. office OctriVl901 Leased to Pitt^b., Cln. 4 St. Louis Ky Co.
New York.
Apl.,1873 Leased to Erie, $30,000 p. yr.; sublet to N.C.
Charles'n, Peoples'N.Bk Apr. 1, 1888 Net earnings year ending Aug. 31, 1872,
do
do
July, 1888
$24,417. Cost of road, $6S).000.
N. Y., Metropolitan Bk, Dec. 15,1899 On by D. 4 H. Can Co. for a gross earnings.
N.Y, risk 4
do
NY
This road
Hatch.
do
.Am.Exch.Bk.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Boston.
1899
',
1880
1884
1876
1877
1875
Phiiadeliihia.
&
May,
May,
1873
188f
1901
1873
4
4
4
J. 4 J.
do
do
do
do
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
do
do
J. 4 J. New York snd Boston
A. 4 O.
BoBton.
J. 4 J. New York and Boston,
Boston.
A. 4 O.
A 4 O. N. Y.. Union Trust Co,
J. 4 J. N. Y.,Farm.L.4 Tr. Co
8 f
J.ftD. Bost., at C.,B.4 Q.Offlce
1^- A. 4 O. New York, Co.'s Office,
do
do
A. 4 0.
I'- J. & J, N.Y., Farm. L. 4Tr.Co
4
J. 4 J. Salem, Mass., Clinton, la
7
J. 4 J. Boston. Merchants' Bk
N. Y., Park Bank.
7
F. 4 A.
M.4S.
&
J.
M.4 N.
a through
route be-
(V. 15, p. 386, 387, 797.)
Net income,
1870-71, $157,650. (v. 14, p. 43.)
ComplPted. March, 1872.
Leased to Ph.&R. roan. In hand? trustees
J
do
do
do
Bkof tom'rce
do
do
July, 139 <
July, 1898
Ang.. 1900
Mar. 15, '73 Gross earnings for 8 months ending Dec,
.Tan. 1,1883
Jan. 1, 1883
Frankfort.
1890
O. N. Y.,N. Bk of Com'rcc Oct. 1,1890
J. Boston, Co. *B office.
July 1,1896
N. N. y., N. Bk. of Com'rce May, 1879
J.
foi-ms
tween the Atlantic coast and Ohio river.
The 6.20 debentures are convertible into
any mort. bonds which may be issued.
N. Y.,M.K. Je6up4C0. Mar.;6,l873 Annual report in Chronic b. v. 16, p. 855
do
do
shows gross earn'gs of $5,156,316 in 1872
Mar., 1873
do
do
Mar. 6, IS^B agalnH $5,278,910 in 1871; aid net earndo
do
ings of $1,?79.H7 aKainst $2,198,085 in
May, 1877
do
do
Jan., 1898
1871. Jollet 4 Ch. RR., is leased for int.
do
do
on stocl," and bonds. St. L., Jack. 4 Chi.,
Jan., 18^
N. Y. U.S. Trust Co. April, 1873 leased at $240,000 per yr. Leuislana 4
N. Y., M.K. Jesup 4 Co luly, 1882
Mo. RR, built and operated under condo
do
April, 1894
tract. (T. 15, p. 52, 794 T. 16, p. 365.)
do
do
Apr. 1, 1S94
4 J.
II.
J.
Nov'
,lulyl,'77-92
Jan .15,
do
do
do
do
M. 4 S. N.Y.,N.
do
J. 4 J.
do
J. 4 J.
i.
(T. 15, p. 628.)
$5,011,919.
Phlla., P.
J.
J.
J.
1890
1S95
July, 1889
July, 1^18
Julv, 1878
July, 1900
Oct., 1890
July, 1890
April, 1879
Api 11
1,1902
$5,524,730; expenses, $3,206,786:
net earnings, $J,S15,944, being $121,711
more than in same t me 1671. tee report
in Chroniolk, t. 16. p. 3:'3. The Chic, B.
4 Q. lenses or extends aid to numerous
branch roads. giving them a trafflc guar.,
(usually 40 or 50 p.c.) for purchasing their
bonds. Contingent liabilities on bonds
of these companies amount to $6,756,000.
A c^insol. with, and a perpetual lease
of the Burl. 4 Mo. River road, was made
31, 187J,
m Oct., 1872.
(V. 15, p. 156, 623
;
V. 16, p.
S23.)
Completed, Feb.,
1973.
Jan., 1887 Opened July, 1869. Cost $2,500,000.
Jan. 1,1896 Traffic guaranty of C.,B. & Q., 40 per cent.
April, 1909 Extension of 32 miles in progreis. Sea
April. 1912
report in v. 16, p. 292.
1900
4
Jan., 1873 Leased in perpetnity to Chic.
NorthInly 1.1888
west, at 3iX per cent, of gross receipts.
Aug.16,1892
N. Y,. Farm.L. 4T. Co, Sept.. 1889 Traffic agresment by M. Cent.
Bost., I. LiTermorc, Tr, July, 1890
do
do
Nov.
1891
137J
"ioo
1.000
1,01-1
»18,(X10
7
1.000
7
6
1.000
1,0(0
l.OO)
300,000
136.000
2,686,000
101,000
321,000
5«0«»
l,U«,00«
1g. A.
1S59
1862
1859
1004c
lOO&c
lOO&e
500&C
1862 S004C
law
1855
500&C
1863
1371
4D. New York, Co.'s Office, Dec'.2'i, '72 The Chic. 4 Northwest operates 1882 miles
do
4D.
Dec. 23, '7
andhas additional extensions & branciies
do
4 A.
1885
in progress. Lands of the Company are
do
4 N.
Mav. 1883
about 2,000,000 acres. Operations for the
do
4 A.
1S85
years ending June 1, 13T2, compared as
16 063,480
21,239,363
1,245,500
755,000
3,588.000
148,000
289,000
1,785.000
100
above.
,1,'";",°" "'in'n'ts cost'g $400,000.
13 v?™. *°'°"
* Madl.on K.R ) ........
ltL«.°i'-
MadUsn
1858
1858
..
Peoria & Han., Ist mortgage
Ottawa, Oswego & Fox Riv., Ist mortgage
Illinois Grand Trunk. 1st mortsfage
Quincv & Warsaw, 1st mortgage.
Keokuk & St. Paul 1st mortgage
Chtc. db
1,000
100
do
do
convertible
ad mortgage, gold, (Frankfort)
Trnst mortgage (Bur. to Peoria)
Plain bonds (coupon or registered)
Carthage & Burlington, ist mort
Dixon, Peoiia & Han., 1st mortgage
American Central,
1,M0
600&C
100
100
100
649
Ist mortgage
Income bonds
Jollet
160,667
2,100,000
807,000
660,000
600,000
8,929,900
995,fS0
2,425,400
199,000
41
21V,
Common Block scrlD
Preferred stock
Ist mortgage, preferred, sinking fund.
15,000,000
6,000,000
100.000
902,000
800 000
Funded interest, coupon bonds
Cheshire— ^iock, prelerred
Bonds, not mortgage
Chester ft Tamaroa—\%l M., gld
Chester Fa«ey—l6t mortgage
380,000
155,000
75,000
300.000
4 N. y. OfflccB.
Philadelphia omce.
Phlta.
S.
A.
1,4«,000
100
mort
2d mortgage
Cherry Vol. Shnr. dk Al.—\6X M, conv
Chesapeake d: Ohto—cora. stock
1st M..8kgfimd gold
5.20 bonds (Debentures)
Ist M., (Va. (Jent. K. R.,) guar, by Va
8dM.,
do
do
) coupon
Income mortgage, (Va. Cent R.R.,) cp.
3,7O',00O
925,000
15,000,000
1863 506&C
1869
1,000
1872
1,000
50
60
i9"i
1st
CWiemw7ijy— stock
CheraiB dk Darltngton— let
1,000
m
74
Cfharl.,
500*c
231
831
2d mortgage (now Ist)
New mortgage bonds
fie/Ural
4
M.
Mu.boo
Cmtralof Jowa—Ut
4 New
Boston
do
do
6
I'
210,000
1,377,000
6,850,400
769,600
700,000
582,000
2,332,000
6,0)0,000
993,000
New mortgage
Bbnds
6ir,
9,000,(100
100
100
.
4 N.
J.&D.
2,000,000
490,000
600,000
350,000
1110
1st Ihortgage
»t
60
(J-J.
4 O.
4 O.
F. 4 A.
M.
500,00.1
151,000
Hon
2S
6g. A.
6g. A.
6
6
7
l,80ti,(X)0
fterling loan (£360,(1«))
.oan of 18S8.,
Bond to State of N. J. by United Co.'s.
Loan of 1891
Camar.ii dh Atlantic— lal
....^
3d mortgrtge
...
Qjmde«<t /Jari. Oo.—\st Mortgage
Oanada Southern.— Ut M. gld, s.f, cp & reg
J.& J.
J. & J.
J.& J.
York,
do
do
8
M. 4 N. Boston, £. Smith 4 Bro.
7g. J.&D. N. Y., St. L. 4 1. M. RR.
Marquant,
?'^- J.& J. N Y., H. G.
A. 40.
7g. f. A. 40. New York and London
N. Y ,Natl Park Bank,
J. 4 J.
8 f
8 f
8 f
fH
7
7
7
7
4 A
4 A
4 A
7
7
7
7
4 N,
4 J.
4 J.
Q-F.
A. 4 6
J.AJN
J.
J.
*d
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
4*
1885
1885
1882
1875
1834
1878
1915
1874
Jan., 1888
AprU,
MU
follows with
1870-71
Gross earnings
Operating exps, 4c.
Net earnings
Interest
4
rents....
Net income
:
1871-72.
$11,403,1S1
6,810,0*
1870-71.
$11,694,911
6,3.1,506
$).Si2,135
$5,38.1,403
1,973,811
2,(W,99S
t*n>,s«
$3,343,413
March
(THE "CHRONICLE.
29, 1873.1
428
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Sabaorlbers
irlll
DESCRIPTION.
Mile*
of
For
explanation, of all rcfereucea. toe
foot tiutea on 1st page of KK. Tables,
Wluom.*
CUir:.
Chic.
Chic,
"3
St. Poter,lBtM.,iiuar.
C.&N.W
& Mil.
M., (M.AC. U.K.)
a Mll..l»t,M.,adlleu
'.id
Ist lien
18(0
1870
1871
MononiiueiiiixtLMiHlon iHtniort.. KOld...
New geiienil niojlKagc (for »48,l)0(),OlK))..
1,000
\,tiu
2,750,000
l,5«5,oa)
lOO&c
4,:i;5,O0O
1,000
1,000
;,ooo
I.WIO
397.000
182,000
1
«I0
500&C
CA<c. PtUn *A'uu(Aio»i(ern— lalM.,geld..
CMcago <t Kock /rtufr-Ut mortgage
R.
1. <t /
log
1. 000
mortgage, Blnklug fund
Chlc.& S'west., l»t yf, i;oM (guar. Incur
Chic * aoutliw.. I«t .\1.. gold, not guar
ChiUcqIhe <t y,j-«n»w-lsl>l..(tuarbyN.Mo
lOO&c
'
Citt.,
namUwii
(fc
iHt
mortgage
<'f
new,
s.
f
45
SO
12i)
Slaking fund, 3d Mort, (now 3d)
Hubbard br,, Ist .M., skg^fd bds
Venton <t vel—lat M., gld...
it /^"((.s.— Guaranteed stock
trtir.eumd Mt.
Clevehind
.
»l,20O,00O
\.
do
»2,0l»,000
!..
do
tl,200.000
Consold. 8kg fund, M. for »3 (XXI.OOO
OolebrookUate R. i?.— Ist mortgage
Colorado Central— 1st mortgage, conv
Coturn. it Hock, rrt/.— Stock
let M.Blnk. fund bds
IBt mortgage, Logan & StraltSTlUe Br
Mort. bonus
QoUtmbus, Chic, it Ind Cen/rol— stqck
2d mortgage (Col. & Ind. Central R.K.V,
Sd
«h
'..
Construe, buds
&
(Col,
1,000
l',UX)
20000 pr
400,000
1,0IX)
"50
1866
1852
1867
1871
1871
1871
l.OliO
100
15,0O().0O0
500
1,000
1,(100
32J,000
517.000
2,125 000
«3
2,051).-.00
1853
1857
1803
1870
MC&c
WO&c
680.000
487,900
46,000
is43
1845
1863
1867
18!a
is-m
500&C
1,000
IOC
1,500.000
iS67
1871
1871
500&C
l.r.OO.WJO
67
12X
77
300&C
11,3211
2'25
199
199
199
199
18
15
50
i«
76
13
76
588
•JOi&c
1,000
1,000
m&
100
13,000, (0
66&71
River— iioc^i.
Ut mortgage sinking fund
1853
1871
1870
Connecticut valley— lit mortgage
Connecticut Wetitern-tst mortgage
Connecting {Phil't.)—\^t mortgage
Cumberland it Pentinylpania— Ist mortgage
2d mort J agt' sinking fund bonds
Vuviberland Vutley-BtOQ^
Ist mort.cage
3d mortgage
it
4UI0OO
400,000
500«c
1,000
(
5
7
7 f
7 g f
50
9'22,400
2,2'i2,(100
mortgage
1,000
1,000
i,000
61&64 500&C
1884
1000
36
108,500
493.000
Delawnre R. /?.— stock
1st mortgage
13
1871
llOX
84
(iluarauteea bond"
Extension mortgage
"50
1856
1856
1S59
1st Mort. (Del,,L,& W„ East, Ex.)
2d Mort. (I)., L. & West.)
skgfd
"...
to *T7)
Bonds, (convertib. from June 1.'75
Denver Pttciftc— 1st mortgage, gold, 1. gr
Denver <t Rio Grajide—\st niort,,gold. s. f,
Dea Moinex Val—\st M., Ksokuk to Dcs M.
,
Ist
1861
1856
1872
1869
1871
2d mortgage
/,— 1st mortgage
/nd,— 1st mortgage
2d Mortgage, April 28, '56
1st Funded Coupons, Nov. 15. 'CO
2d Funded Coupons, Xov. 13, 63..
,
.
of. Iunc30,'(i(i(condltlonal)'...
Sterdngj-Oak.&Otta, UIt.)Oct,
'.
..
l,'53,gld.
Dollar (Oak. & Otta. UK.) b'ds, Oct. lT'53.
1st Mort. (Detr. & Pontiaclil!.), Apr, 1,'51
ii.1 Mort. (De'r * I'ontlac Kit.), Ftb. '51
2d Mort. (Detr. a Pontlac RR.), lan., '53'
Bonds of Sept. 1, 1866, (Limit $300,000). ..
Bds & mort. on Dot. real estate..
Dubugue it Sioux City— Stock
DubuQue Southwe-Hern—lst M,
1,000
22,0:iOp.ra.
1.170.000
1855
1856
1860
2504c
foa&c
Varl.
6«,525
186;)
Van,
377,115
1,695,151
500&C
lOO&C
U53 500&C
1866
1853
IM4
1853
1366
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Varl
100
'axi
1,000
1,000
,
Va, (endorsed)
.Sh( Benn9ylvania^-ttocX
UtMoitJiage
Saltern (jr(M.«)— stock.
;!Uh Loan, conven Ible
.
'50.'i6
1,000
1.000
1866
1856
1.000
1,000
so
, , .
Mia lOOAc
100
1862
18S4
due 1974, convertible
l«xI(.8.l>QBaa,8«p(.ltW
"ioo
1870
„..,
47
8
i
6
6
6
6
9
1
1,111,000
1,638.000
i',66o
pref '.".'sVf*.'"
Ist Mortgage Oct. 1, '83
Dunkirk, Warren it Pittsbury—lsim, gold
Columbia— 1st Mortgage
haH Tejin., Virginia it Georgia—nock,
1st Mortgage sinking fund bonds
K. Tenn. & Ua. ($100,000 are endorsed)
do
new
.<l«
7
18,8.18.eG0
i',ti6o
DucfieJia it
&
7
•
1,2S3V410
500,000
1871
.
,
622,«»
300,000
3,219,000
2,500,000
1,000,000
mort
E. Tenn
7
7
467,000
2,316,000
4.690.000
1871
1S51
Cleveland, at
office,
N,Y„ Manhattan Bk
N
J.
J.
do
do
do
do
£31,000
51,000
ISO.CW
250,000
100,000
110,000
103,266
5.000,000
880,000
81,500
450,000
1,300,000
2.50O.00O
1.970,OJ4
2,«52,0OO
635,000
135,000
161.000
1,309,200
4BS,«aD
4,463,000
383,000
190,000
VHfm
1871-72,
OA
tS^.iM.
.
Iuly20,
'86
June, 1S77
Doc, 1892
.Ian 77-82,87
March,
1901
July, 1905
Jniyi'l8«5
lln-B, 1871-72 $160,910,
See CnBOKU»,a,
Y.ll, p. 8*7; V. 15,797.
Ind.,Clnn.
L,,'2d M,, In tnulers' banda
to exohange for Ist, (v, 16, p, 51.)
Hoad in i)rogres8, Lafay, Ind., toSt, Ans'a,
Formerly leaded to Ind,. Cln
Laf aratt*.
Stock, t382,«00. (V. 16, p. 51.)
4
4
4 D, Co.
,
Leased 186610 Cln., Bam,
(r.
Jsn, 1,1889
16, p.Bl.)
June, 1931 Interest guar, by three other companlea.
June, :;ni' ^SLJ*'5'°?" ^"^ ending Jnno 30. 1977,
Nov,, 187
f3as,'il5. Leased In Aug.
1812, «o 01.
Aug, 1,1900 Col. CInn. 4 Ind. ItU. Kfport lay. 1»,
Sept 1, 1877
p. 883.
Dec, 1, 18W)
Sept. 1,1901
Apr. 1,1901 Bdscuar.WbyCC.C.*!.; 5»byL.8AM.8.
July 1, 1891 In progreB*.
Feb. 3. 1873 (;ro(s earnings In Id72 $4.57:1.170. Gone
Into control of All. 4 Ot, Western and
June72to(M
until 1899
y be 'eased. OfiHONicLB, v. 15, p, 6fT.
m
May,
18(19
Nov., 1372
Aug.
1,1878
Sept. 13, '76
July, 1*73
«((
;
V, 16. p, 3i5.
easedto At. 4 Gt. WeBt.at$iB.f>3«moillli
ly. In advance.
Last annual reportTn
CnRONlOLK.
.lnlyl,l&'«j
Jan, 1,1892
Oct,, 1857 Conscl. 1868of Cal..4 I.C. andcbic 4 O.
EMt. Leased Feb_, 1869 to Pllt«D ,01n,
N. Y., St! Nlch'.Nat. Bk.
do
4 St. L,,and the Penn, RR. Co,, for
do
percent of gross earnings, but guara&e
A. 4 0.
do
do
teed$!,107 4'roporyr,. to pay Int. on iSl
J. 4 J.
do
do
M.$15.0ll0,0(lO 4 -ii M,, C, & 1. I^.T .UOiJ. Of
A. 4 O.
do
do
A. 4 O.
April, 1908
2d M„ $2,909,000 were sold to Puiiu. KR.
do
do
F.t A.
(v. 16, p,51)
do
do
Q.-M.
Columbus, Treasury. Mar',', 1873 Leaaed In (lerpotuliy to Pitts, .Cinn.4 Sti.
M,& B, N. Y., Xmer. Ki. Bank. Sept 1,1890
ir by Pa, KR, l.eBs'si.Bsnme llabUttll.
ends In 10 years, 89 per ce t,
M.4 N Bost., "Tower, Gld. 4 Co Nov, 1,1872
Jai, 1.1873 LsHeu to Concord HI!, at $25,000 poryear.
J, 4 J.
Boston,
f.4A.
Feb., 1873 Net ea'Ulngs for year ending .ftme 30, 18?2,
Boston Offlce.
.1. & n.
do
Doc, 1,1876
$306,901, See annual report In Ctfxiox/Various
1S76-13S1
OLK, vol. 13, p. 595.
do
F, & A.
Aug,, ;872
do
July 1, 1889
J, 4 J,
do
J, 4. 1. Boston, Bost. 4 A. KR, Ian. 1, 1!T3 Net earnings, 1S71-I3 $215,181. (v. 16, p.
M.4 S. Boston, Globe Nat'l Bk. Sept 1,1878 3;5:v. 16, p. 189.)
.1.4 J. N,Y,. Am. Ex, N. Bk, ,Jan. I,l!i0! (V. 13, p. m.)
.7.4 J. Now York and Boston. July, 1900
M. 4 S.
190O-l-'2-3-( Leased to Phil. 4 Trent..6p.c. dlvon sto'k
Philadelphia,
M.4S.
Mch 1, 1«9! id mort. Is guaranteed by Couaolidatofl
N, Y.,Co.'s Offlce.
M.4N.
May 1, 1888 Coal Co.
do
A. 40.
Plilla. 4 Carlisle, Pa.
Oct,, ist; Stock owned in large part bv Pa. RR. Co
Apr.
i,19tH
Net earnings year ending "Sept. 80 187!,
A. 4 0. Phlla.,T.A.BIddle4Co.
A.4 0.
Apr. 1.1908 $530,898.
Large Advances made to
do
branch mads, (v, Mr u, S2^,)
A. 4 0.
Jan. 1.1881
do
M.4 N.
Danbury, at Offlce.
Nov,, 1812 Dividends 9 per cent pffl* annum.
S
J. 4.1,
A, 40,
A,&0,
A. 40,
Q-J.
J.& J.
M.&S.
A.4 0.
M.*8.
4 J.
4 J.
4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
A.40.
M. 4 S.
J.
J.
J.
^. Y ., Lockwood 4 Co 1880 4 90
Phlla.. P.'un. U.K. Co. Oct, 1,1888 Leased, Mar.'TS, to Penn. R.K. lorS3 yeari.
N. Y., Kanu. L. & r. Co April, 1909
N, Y Loud, 4 Fra:ikf't, July, 1911 In pr'gress, Davenp.. Ia„ to St, Paul.
N. Y„ WInslow, L, 4 Co Jan,, 1873 Com. stock. $2 395.096. L'sed in perretoltr
July, 1881
to Cln., Ham. ,"t 1), for ann'Jal Int. on
do
do
bonds. Pref, stock of $3,500,000, gnar.
Sept,, 1887
do
do
by !•-. H.4 D.. issued 1871 to retire D. 4"
Oct,, 1»88
do
do
Mar, S1&94 M. bonds. (V. 16. p, 51,)
do
do
N.T„Ara.Ei.Nat'lBk. Jan. 1,19(6 L'B'd to L, .Miami, (aa'med by P,,C.4 '^t L)
In pi'OKr'Bs. County subscrlofn, $400,0C©.
,
Jail,' 1873
Nat Bank July, 1873
July. IS75
do
do
Jan. 1, 1880
P.'W. & IS. RR.
Phlla., GIrard
do
do
Offlce
New York Offlce.
do
do
do
do
do
5,oai.(X)o
1000
t.
J.4D.
do
1.000
2.500.000
7g, f, M.4 N. N. Y., Drexel, M. 4 Co,
SOOAc le.oOOpr.m 7g.f. M.<tN. N Y., Lond.4Ani8t*rd'm
3C0&C
1S71
1870
Detroit, Lannlng it Lake Jffcft,— Ist mort.,
Detroit & Jfiftoaiitfe— Ist Mort. bonds....
Ist
V-
100,000
1,00(1
M„on 85m.*r4«6,0OOacr'B& 2d M.on 162ir.
Detroit, Eel. Rtv. <t
Detroit, HiiUilale it
Bonis
20,0Ulpr.m
170,000
30
1,000
f,
6
6
;o(',ooo
State loan
Del., Lack.it W'ft«er;»—stock
f.
4 f
1,00.
Daijlon it If<w<.— 1st M,, guar, L, M,&C.& X.
Decatur, Sullivan it Jfuttoon Ciite.)— IstM.
3
161,000
109.500
81,8
400,000
5ai,000
1,400,000
2,000,000
1871
$353,910)
7 f
6g
906,(100
689,1101
1,491, '50
1856
1807
1869
Toledo Depot (cost
f.
5
6
7
7
6
1,000
3d mortgage
7
1,850,000
260.000
1.000,000
2,008 (!00
996,000
1869
&J.
ornlngs ^ear
aurrency int. Is piUd on bh. » B. W.
bonds. C».I4,p,«*t, V, 15, p. «24. M4,>
euaed toSt l,,,Kan,(; 4^, (v,IS, p.M.)
July.' isM
Oct Jj, 18T.' Leases the Day, 4 Mleh, and Clno K. Mt
Chic. Net earn'.ngs of main and leaiMI
.May 1, 1880
J. 4' J.
330,000
100
4 Co
do
New York.
SWIM new stock Issued Jan., 1378. RM
M. 4 N,
2,12.1.500
448,1(10
1,000
100
J.
J.&
J. 4
7
7
7
SOO.OOi
100
TFiUssftarrs— Ist mort.
it Pekin-Ut M.,gold.
Davenport it St. Paul—\at M., gold
Dayt.it JA/c/i— Fret', stock, guar. C. H.& D.
Ist M., sinking fund, t3O,()0O per year
4 8
J,&.I,
1896
Nor, 1890
York.
do
A,
M.
7
2
60470 lOO&c
1868 200&C
'^aniiiUe, tiazleton it
&
M. 4
F.
2,S
'293,000
l,500,(K»i
nanvill, Urb., lU'ton
2(1
&
lOO&c
500&C
500&C
lOOic
Mortgage
S.
I,'786,(100
50
bonds
Aoricott— Stock
7
50
1,000
1,000
'
Common
M.'i'N.
7
100
Now
N.T., WInslow, L.
Boston, Office.
3
6
2,00 .000
15,000,000
100,
500.
N.Y.,Co.'b0111cc.
'7. 16, p. 8487)
ApLM'lSTS
Y,, Lawrence IJros. .Ian, 1, 1900 In progreas. (v. 16. p. 91 32;.)
Q-M. N.y., Farm,L, 4 T, Co. Mar, 1, 1878 Leased Nov., 1671 to Pt'un, KR, (3o, at 7
sept 1, 1873
per cent p^r annujp, on present atoolc
7
M, 4 S,
do
do
Nov. 1.1S75 and all Interest on bon'is, &c. (>ce Int
M, & N,
do
do
tworeiorts lu Cbbosiclk, v. 15, p. 885
•1,4 J,
do
Jan,, imi
do
M, 4 N.
Nov, 1,1900 V. 16, p.S5j.l
do
(lo
6
June 1, '98 Le sod to Phlla. 4 Pleading (v. 14, p. 688 )
J. 4 v.
Phlla., Co '8 Offlce.
8 B
J.4D. Boston, Treas.'s Offlce, June 1. '90 Stock Issued, $347,800.
lUs.
Feb, 1, '73 Net earnlugs, 1871, $285,733.
New gtock
A.'isO. N.Y.,St. Nlch.Nat.Bk. Oct, 1,1897
20 per c. Issued Fob. •78. (v. 16, p. U(.
l.'V'.Ofti
1856
J.4D.
7
40U,00
it Pastiumpiic R. /?.— stock
mortgage, sinking fund
Notes, coupon
Maasawlppi stock, guar, by C. & Pass
do
bonds.
do
do
7g.
7
m\ .iw
50
100
4 J.
4 J.
J.
J.
7g f.
IK
1.21:1. 110
1st
.1.4 J,
h
do
do
do
do
do
do
7
.I.&D, N. Y., Union Trust Co
7
M.4S. N'. v.. Union Trust (3o
7
A. & O N. Y.. Union Trust Co
.1. 4 J.
7
do
do
2.'. Y., U.S. Trust Co.
3X f. F.*A.
7 f
J.4D.
do
7 f. .1.4.1.
do
7 f, M,&N,
do
.
Cleveland, Office.
3« M, 4 N.
7
F. 4 A
N.V., Ward,0, 4 Co
225,1100
9.1OO
Ind. Central R.K.)
Connecticut
F.4A.
I
3(10,1)00
&
Ist mortgage
Concord—slock
Concord it Portumouth—BtocM.
Danbury
11,230,150
511,500
1,252,000
1.096,000
966,000
584,700
i',060
Union & Logansport 1st mortgage
Cons. Ist M„ Bkg fund for »15,IJjo3l00
Cons, 2d .M.,for $10,000,000
tioltlTT^its it Xenia, stock
Cfonnecticut
p.
I'-
108
1,000,000
2,000,000
16,000p.ni.
JS-IO
do
do
do
do
J, 4 D, N.T,, Am,Exch >alBk,
J, 4.J.
do
do
M.4S. \', Y„J. S. Kennedy4Co
7
4,S00,01V
429.087
990,000
1864
1869
4 J,
J,4D,
J,
1
1,'^,000
198
:
.
4 O. New Tork. Co.'a Office
4J
do
Ig.t. M. 4 N,
do
J. 4D.
do
J.4D. .V.T., N.BkofCom'rco,
4
A, 4 O. N.T.,Wlnslow,L.4Co,
7
M. 4 N,
do
do
m
2U2
890
do
do
do
d»
J.
7
8
u
1. 1»1«
1
!}:
A.
7
350,00(1
1.07i,'i30
1,100
Dec.
2"-
1,000 lO.OOOp.m
1,100
560.000
1,000
6511,000
G, Eastern R.R.)
Inoomo t)ondB (Cblc.& GtEast'jrn R.R.,
(rlilc.
1
7
10
8
5(10,000
282.000
500,000
2,000,000
390
"67
mortgage
Income bonds,
1,000
1,000
1,000
50
OievelaTut it Mithoniiig—BtocX
mortgage for
i863
1S65
1867
18C2
18C7
1871
1865
IS71
1866
1869
Irt!
100
'ti3
—
2tl
1,000
1,000
i>iii/ton—iiiot:ii
di)
of '05
id
of '67
3d
do
diuHnnati it Ittd—Ut mortgage
'id mortgage, guar
Cln,, Lafayette it CMcaffO l8t mort., gold
Cin. it Milrtinnville—Ut M., guar by lesaeea
Cinn. (fc Mnitkini/um Va/.— Ist mort. ,.
Cin., liii:hmond ih CA(c—l8t mortgage
ad mortgagK
«««., Riulimoiid it F. ;K.— 1st M.. gld. guar
Ciit ., Sanduski/ it Clevettiiui-^stocK
Preferred stock
Mort. bds, Sandusky, Dayton & Clu
KandUHky City & Ind
do
do
Cin.. Sandusky & Cleve
Coluuibtis, Spriugf. & Cinn.— 1st morU
Cttichijutti it SprinijTietd~\fit M.,gnardnt'd
«n., )ra6.<*Jffc/i-lBt,M.,ond by 1,.S.& M.S
Utev., Col., Cln.it /nd.—stock
latmort. (C. C.& C. RK.) 125,000 a year..
latM. (Hell. & Ind.) exch.forttewM
Ist luortKa:je-,
1871
1809
8je mil repornn Ctaomuaj, t. IS.n. UT
pivioands have tMM nild on otoA
follows: Doc. im. i)« on both; Jon»,
MT2. 3)< on nrcf. Dec, 1871, Sk oasrerj
Jnn«, 187', 5 on both; Dec, wm,% qa
1874
bolti; J una. 1870, 2 on pref Due, IM,
9 on pref.. 4 en com.; .Imie. UMi, 5 on
both; Dec 1-61J. 3 on both. PcnuinU
Oct.,!*.-)
b ds convftrtwl Nov, '72. (v. 15, p. 19. iff,
J'Duel,l>',l
VO.Slim',: J. 16, o, 81,)
Alt' 1,19)1 Road lu progress. Bonds, 110,000 per mne.
do
J.
1.185,000
1,000,000
1,350,000
2,70O,00U
900.000
19,000,000
8,»IH,(nO
5,000,000
1,000,000
500,000
3,100,000
4 J,
4 N
&D.
M. 4 N,
V»r.
J. 4 J,
A. 4 O.
A. 4 O.
J.4D.
J,
M,
15000'prm
oc(/k.— BtocR
IBI
1st
Rate
Outstanding.
1870-1
1870-1
1871
do
2<1 M.,
do
id M. land craut.s.f.
do
AMllWdnkcc, Ut M.. on rdA equip.
Lacro B(!,Tr<Map.«[ P.,lBtM.,gu. C.&N.'W
Iowa Mldlaiid.I-t M.. nuar.by C.& N.W.
CIttr..,
INTEBK8TOB DIVIDENDS.
Amount
Road
A JVor*Aujft»Wrn.— (Continued.)
CrUooffO
LIST.
any error dleooTered In ear Tablea.
confer a creat faror hf clvlns ns Immediate notice of
1
1
6
New York Offlce.
A.4 0.
A.4 0.
do
do
J. 4 J. N.Y,, Mercantile Bank
J. 4D. N.Y., M'rcantlle Bank,
do
do
J. 4 J.
8 f
A.&O.
Boston, Co.'s office.
7
M.4 N. N.y.,M. K. JeBup4Co
do
do
8
M.4N.
J.& .).
do
do
7
do
do
M.4 N.
7
4 7 J, « J.
N,y. 4 Detroit.
N.Y. 4 London.
?' M.4N.
M.4N. N. Y., M. K. Josup 4 Co
(
A,*0
!i
F.
7
J
7
10
2
4
A.
« J.
M.4S.
Varl.
0.
J.& J.
J. A J.
A.4 0.
A.4
do
do
do
do
do
d*
do
do
Detroit Offlce.
N. T. Offlce.
July
Apr,
30, '72
1,
18V5
Mch. 1,1881
Leased and opotatcd by Phil., W11.4 Bait.
RR.. for 75 per cent ot gross earnings.
In 1871 eross earnings were $I41,4'W. Annual report v, 14, p, 764.
Net recelpta
$4,319,917.
1871, $1,680,636
:
floating
Consol. March,
Cent. RK. of N.J. (v. 16,p.
ISW,
debt
wKh
292.)
June. 1832
May
1,
Nov.
1877
1, 1898
1.1-Sl
1,
July
June
Op, by Kani^as Pacific
In progress. Gunge, Rft; whole line, 960qi.
De aulted Int Oct., 1871. Agreement wltk
boidholders. (Seov.l5, p. 459; V.16, p.l49.)
1899 L. gr., 800.000 acres.
1,190(1
Oct.
Oct.
1, '90
July, 1891
Traffic guar. 40 p. c.
fromMlcb.
C.
4 0t'W.
15, 73
15. 73
Also a depot M. $50,000; 3 yr. notes, tUSfiO),.
Leased to Great West, of Canadn. In 1868
3^ per cent was paid on pref. stock, end
Of the bonda of
In 1S69, 7 per cent.
June, 1866, $1.2,38,000 are In the hands of
the Merchants Bank of Can., redeemable
$100,000 per yr, $390,000 have thus flar
been redeemed. Net earnings In 1873,
Apr. 1,1878
Feb. 15, '84
Jsn.l, 1878
Sspt 1, 1886
$442,108: In 1871, $966,638, In 1870, $508,228:
in 1868, |M6je7 : In 1868, $7M.497: lo 1861,
$766,789. See annual report In Cff&OKioLx
T. l4, p.SM.
.\pr.l, 1896
15, '75
15, "75
15, '73
May
May
May
May,
1875
lulyl. 1886
Nov,
Nov.
arloufl.
Apl.
15, '73
Leased to
Ills.
Cent, for 20 yra. at 85
p. ct.
1883
earn 'gK 1st 10 yis, 36 per cent2d 10 yr*.
do
do
N. Y.. M. K. Jesup 4 Co. July, 18SS Net earnings, 1871, $T2,«8, Pref, slock.
7
do
Oct., 1883
Is $59'l.S15, com. Slock, $584,663,
do
7
7g.f, J.4D. .V. Y., Union Trust Co. June, 1900 Completed August, 1871, (v. 14, p. 688.)
J. 4 J. N. Y., Brown Bros 4 Co Jan. 1, 1908 lot. was suspended, see v. 14, 531.
See asnual report, CnaONioLa, r. 16, p.
7
J. 4 J. N.Y.,G8iiatinNaflBk. July'l,'l900 218. Net earnings, $366,693. (v. IS, p.
lM0-*6
699, »92.)
6
J. 4 J. N. Y., R. T. Wilson 4 Co
July 1, 1876
6
do
do
J.4J.
7 f
6
3
7
3
• r,
«
•
M.4N.
J.*J.
M.4S.
J. 4 J.
J.
4
J.
F.4A.
do
Phlla.,bv P.
4
do
R.
RR.
Phlla., P. 4 R. Offlce.
Boston, Co.'s Office.
London.
Boston. Co.'a Oface.
to
May
:,
Jan
1,
18S6
Jan.21,187S Leased to Phil. * Readlntr. at t per cent
Mch 1.1888 on stock and Int. on bonus, (v, 14, p, 688.)
18T2
1S74
In N,H„i6m,. wlthat^ck,pf
8488.500, same dividends as East. Mass.
Leases Portland, Saco 4 P., .at 10 per
•eat OB st««k. Met ««naiict, !8il-'B,
13 Leases Eastern
THE CHBONICLE.
424
[March 29, 1873,
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
confer a sreat favor by elTing na Immediate notice of any error dlscoTered In onr Tables.
Jlonds, §
IKTEIUIST OR DIVIDENDS.
DESCRIPTION.
Principal,
Due.
REMARKS.
When Where Payable and by when
Stocks,
For fflKplanatioii, &c., of all roferenoeg, see
Payable.
IVhom.
lastDlvid.
.loot notes oo 1st paifc ol RR Tables.
Babserlbors
-will
I
U
EfPttern, (jr«s«.)— (CoutinueC)
lioada due JS^5, April, '65
do
1888, iSireU, •63-'69
A. 4 0.
M.ftS.
M.ftN.
do
1389, May, '69
Notes
New bonds
do
sterling
ha»lern Shore, (4fd.)— Ist iuort.,oonT
id mortgivgo, conv
1873
18 ;3
18^0
1866
100*c
1004c
1870
1,0110
1860
1863
1,000
mooma bouUs.iwa ycaf< torun
OoadiS! morttfai,'.' on El nilra real estate..
AWe liaitwHi/— stock, common
Preferred. 7 per cent, stuck
18»;to IKT) ..
iBt mortsnifc (exciKlerl I
iBortsaKe, convertible (ext. to lb79.).
Sd mortjfa^'e
Ah mortjf u^o, conyertlble
9tli mortira^e, convertible
t
Baltalo IJraiicli Bonds
Long Dock Co. morttraae
Sterlln;; bonds, coi\v^:rilDle, 81.000,000....
Oesieral mort., gold (for »3l).000 000)
New b.*nds (debenture-) convert, till '8."
i&^ (fc Piii^biiiy-^iuck
Lscmort^a^'e,oonv. Into cons. mort.i<age
admortgD^.'. convertible
,
QpQSOl. n'i>.iv. free of Htatc tax
Kaulijmentboii-l-
M
»l.ui. to
.\1.,
loaa.
)
yd mort, Bangor to Winn
Id grant gold* ist.M.Bang to vVlim....
EhanHv.b Cru>cfoj-dm—\.^i M. i2v.& Ill.,8.f ..
1^ mort., a. f (Kvanavllle to Terre H.)
Koekvillu extension
EBansBtile, Utrnderwn dk A'asAu.— 1st mort.
Ehf'.tnwilte, Terre Haute db CAiC.— Ifft M.gld
—
l.OOil
500&C
00*c
1.000
Has
1,000
A.&O.
6g J.&
,
1S72
1880
1866
—
mart
Joh/ist'jwii <6 GtovereiilUe Ist
VRtyjte, -Tackxait i^Saainato—'l'it
and equipment bonds
rl.
'id iXL
mori
CV7i«— Ist M.,gold.
W'-i^iie,Jtru/icie t£
^1 mon
'
It.
B.
ifc
1871— 1st Mort.
B.-tiiklng (7o.— stock
Bda. not mortgage
ban. tUiUon (fc Sprm£if.~\3i M., gold..
loftrtiage. gold
2<J
flir.
Sfwi/ifi
{iLLiiait(t—\si
if!
jet mon, gol
1,000
M.&N
1,001'
J.&
566&C
1,000
1,000
500&O
500
.v[.,
1st
on
i',6cio
1,000
1870
1869
1871
1669
166* c
1.000
rolling :-took.
J.
1.000
1871
5()6&c
1871
1,000
A.'&'O
J.
&
J.
J.&,I.
100
J.&,J.
7g.
f.
A.&O.
Hanntbat
tt-
jV. T.
New York &
do
.
.
Preferred -tock
Missouri State I,oan
liand Grant m irtgage
Bonds
M.&N.
mort.
St.'Josep/i— .common stock.
186S
1870
F.& A.
flot*9a<onic~stock
Preferred stock
mortgage, sinking fund
'ZA
mortgaije
Bo Ida of 1869
SouUon Gt. JVo.— See
tfc
do
do
do
N. T., Geo. Opdvke & Co
N. TyFarm.L'an&TCo
]2oston Office.
.
,
3d mortga'^e, cousolldiited
Serlp for paat due coupon
Illinois Centrul-stocli
Ist mort. ciustrxtr^n bds(now payable)
do
do
do
do
gold.
lle:lemptlon, Ist & 2 series
do
3d series, 8 erling,
flUnots itSl. LoifU—\st mortgage
Indiana it. flUnoit Gent.—\6t At., gold
i
JhMcmap. Htooin'tonJ: West— let
3d mor gn ^B
t.
vT.
Ex^ens on,
Ist
—
M.,
gldbds
m..gold
InrUanap.. Olnc. ,& Lctf. stock
Ind. & Clnn. of '38
lud .ainu. & Lafayette
do
do
do
IndtanapoUs t& St. Louis— \at M.,in 3 seriesr
2d mortgage
K«»lipment l)onds
infnanap. de VI neetines— Ist M., guar
2d aKirtg;'.Ke. guar
isiernatlonal (Texas)— Consol. stock
ISh M.igold
Hotxtton
&
Gt. No., lat mort.. gold
Convert ble bonds (for $1.000,01)0)
Ionia & Lanftlng—ist M. traffic gaar
,
3d mortgage
Fulls ,i Sioux U<v— Is'. M., Anl. 1 '89,
Itht^a <fc,4(Ae7iS— 1st M..8iuk. fuail, gold,
/opX;,, Lans. db Saginauj—\it mort
mort
2d
"..
3d mort
Consol. mortga-re, '...'!!
ijjcjsoftc, ar.nr i .5. B,_'8t niort.; goid;;',
Iowa
^»<!«*»«iJ,i»«/is«c.*Jfo!<-J'ioridaStbd»,3ld
B';.
lik.
Mar.
1,
1899
Jan. 1,1887
Com.
stock. $1,0*4,252, pref ., $100,000.
Net
Nov. 1,188' earnings. 1871-72, $218,643. Acnnal reAug. I.ISSO port in Chronicle V. 15, p. 8G3,
July 1, 1897 Consol. w tb St. Louis & S.E. (v. :5, p. 219)
May 1, 190H Stock paid in, $400,000. iv. 13. p. 667.)
Jan. 1,1873 Annual report v. 16, p. 82, 183.
GroFH earnings, 1871. $674,685; expenses,
May,' 1902
1, 1880
'an. 1,1887
Sept 1,1888
May 1, 1888
May
Total
et ear; ings, $2n,87l.
;
to Jan. 1, 1872, $1,714,814. Doferre.l payments on land sales and cash
in trus[ee.> hands, Jan. 1, I8T2. were
$988 742.
A';nual report nu'.Usbcd in
Chbo.niclk, V. 14, p. 732; see also p. 798
$102.S11
I
Und sales
1870 to 1886
3S«, 459.)
Sept., 1900 Traffic guar, of 15 p. c. from Ills C.& Pa.R
Jan., 1892
1889
1st mortgage guar, by Pitts.. Fort. Wavjje
do
do
Chic. (V. 13. p. 83, 177, 209. 210, 402, 838)
.\ll the amounts here given are in pounds
London, Co 's Office.
eases Atl.
St. Lawrence,
sterling.
London, at Co.'s Office. Apl., 1877
150m.; Chic. Det,& Can. Grd. June..,
do
Jan.. 19iO
h.
59m.; Mont,& Champ, .49m,; Bulf.
do
Perpetual.
Huron 16lm. Gross earnings in half
S. Y., Winalow, L.
&
Co
&
&
I
1866
1851
1857
1863
Irredoem.
Irrcdeo n.
Irredeem.
Irredeem,
416,000
367.500
A &0.
'lOO
1,370,000
143,666
85,2S0,510
500,fcc
3,0«,500
50O&C
500&C
Varl
332,000
2,500.00)
2,500.000
660,000
1871
18B9
1870
187J
i'.WO
1,000
1,000
1,000
2,750000
J.'i" J.
5,000,000
1.500,000
A.&O.
J.&J.
50
m'.&'s.
1858
1867
500&C
A.&O.
F.& ^.
J.&D.
issi
1851
1851
1364
186a
1,000
l,»ulO
1,000
6g.
F.&A.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
Various
500&C
1,000
1870
V,o6o
1
1,0001
i'.iVio!
IjlTOi
500&CI
WO&c
1,000
1,000
1,000
1875
WTO
1890
1881-88
penses, £6,2.197 :
see Chboniclk,
the Erie & Niagara, 31m.,
& Mllwauk ;e, lS9m. For
the half year ending July 3;, 1S72, llie
gross receipts were £-;5().735; worlilng
e«pin-es, ,£329,437; net eanin^rs, £221,298;
Interest on bonds, &c.. £S4 18t.
Profit
on haif year's working £137,114. See
report in CmtoxiOLE, v. 15, p, 627.
Company leases
and the Detr.
S»e Chboniole, v.
Interest in default.
15,
Bk
£869.476; exref earnmgs, £1^7,282.
v. 15, p. 6.7, 796, 797.
30, 1872,
p. 6;. 157. (V.
16, p.
220)
Bridgeport & Boston.
N. Y., Bk of New York
Brkl°;eport
and
Jan'.26!l873
1877
Boston,
1885
do
do
do
do
do
N.Y., Co.'s office.
do
do
N. Y. & London.
N. Yy Co.'s office.
London.
N. Y. or London.
N. Y., Turner Bros.
do
do
Amer. Ex. Bank
do
do
N. Y.,
do
do
do
do
N. y., Un. Trust Co.
'
Leases Berkshire RR.,StockbrUlge& Pitts,
field, and w. stockbrg. Gross earnli'ga
1871, $780.280
;
opcratijig exp's, $604.i!(h
net earnings, $176,160, a-ainst $147,024 In
18;o.
(V, If, p. 659.)
July 1,1891 In progress. S^f CKKoxiCLE, p. 453.
Sept. J, '90 Capital stock Is $*..3ao,7.50. The annual report in Chronicle, vol. 16, p. 3r,6. shows
Feb. 1, 1875
Apl. 1, 1695
fross earning! in 1872 of $310,952 and ne t
p 356.)
Rent of leased roads
percent of gross earnings.
Net revenue in 1871, $J,732,&i7. Const,
bonds of 18;5 will be paid now on demand. (V, 14 p. 85, 490.)
(V. 16,
32,160.
Feb! ','1873 .Main
Apl. 1, 1875
Apl. 1,1873
Oct. ;, 1890
Apl. 1, 1875
line,
(40im.)
707m.
35
(T. 16. p. 845.)
32,000 acres Pd
JUly'l,'l901 in progress. Co. has old
Oct. ,1909 iVIaiu road completed, Sept., 1870, (v. 16
Oct., 1390
p. 825.
&
Sept! "1897
April, 1888
rtb., 1897
June, 1899
July 1,1919
Road went into hands of receiver.
Settlement
finished,
-Jet
with
creditors
Oct..'70
virtually
(v. 16, p. 220.)
earnings, 1871, $286,414.
Leases St.
A.& O.
do
do
do
l.ouls, A. &T.H. roadand palfl $400,001)
Oct. 1, ISOO
J.&J.
rent, net earnings being $500 676.
July I, \"
F.& A N.T.,Farm'sL.&T. Co.
1903
Bonds guara iteed by Penn. Rl?. Co.
1870
1871
1871
1872
1872
1359
1870
1888
ISTO
isan
t808
Oct., 1877
Get,, 1-73
Dec,
J.&J. N. Y., Nat'ioity Bank,
A.& O.
Philadelphia, Office.
F.&A.
do
do
lO.OM.OOO
500
Jan. 1873
Nov., 1873
July, 1876
year ending June
May"l,'l890 Operated by Erie.
Han, & St. Jo., 207m,. branch, Qulncy, 111,
Auy.','l870
to Palmyra. 15m. ; Cameron to Kans. C,
N.Yy Duncan, S. & Co.
1371-8^
53m. Total operated, a75m. Net earnNew Yorkotdce.
Apr. 1, 1881
inga in 1370-71, $1,089,034. 50,000 shs. new
N. Y., Bk N. America Mar., 1885
common stoclt authorized in Feb., 1872.
Now Y'ork OlUce.
Jan., 1892
See Cheoniole, vol. 14. p. 210, 321 ; V.
N, T.. Bk No. America, Jan., 1892
IS, p. 804.
Phila., Company's office Jan. 10, '73 Leased to Penn. RR., which owns a mado
do
July 1,1888 lorltv of the stock, (v. it. p. 628.)
do
1,000
50
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jersey City, let Natl
13S9
2d mortgage
,
1891
Also $150,000 8 per cent bds. (v. 16, p. 168.)
Ba't., Merch. Nat. Bank. Oct. 1, 1901 In progress.
N. Y., F. P. J.imcs & Ce. July 1, 190, First Int, due Jan.,'78. (v. 15, p. 76.)
Augusta, Ga., RI^. Bank. July, 18T2 Set earnings, 1871-72, $417,238. (v. 14, p.
International, Tex
Uoustontk Texafi Cent— 1st \l,ao\iX, l.gr.,s.f
Jtunttnffdon (6 Broad Top— Ist raort gold,
&
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.&J.
J.& J.
F.&A.
100
100
lat
B.
& J.
A.&O.
M.&S.
J.
51-'5r.
oouv
Utmort:?a2e (Qalncy& Palmy. RR
1st mort. (Kan.C. & Cam. RR.)
B^rtHb.. PorisVi, Mt.Jot; dk Lancas—sioc
1st mortgage
18T0,
& T Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
guar, by Stata.
—1st
do
N. T., Farm.L'an
Oct. 26, '72
do
do
Oct., 1872
London Joint Stock Bk. July, 1871
£100
£100
£100
.M.,
(V. 15, p. 12. 41, 43. 5;, 1-2, 355, 4«
16, p. 33,210,220, 292,SSS.i
.
do
,.
Extennion
;
inlni.
Mar. 10, '73 Leased in 1870 to Pa. RR. for 7 per ct per
Jan. 1, 1832
annum on atockaud debt. Net earnings
Apr. 1, 1890 in 1871, $6i6,031
(V. 14, p. 628,)
July 1, 1898
Oct. 1, 1890
To form a direct Hue from Bangor to St.
London. Jan. 1.1889 John and Halifax (v. 15, p. 627.)
do
£1110
£1110
Bonds not guaranteed
793,820; V.
Jan., 1898
Sept 1,1875
Mch. 1,1920
London & Montreal.
£100
Skcfcensack. ,6
Oct. 1,1?80
March Ifm
&
do
do
do
do
bonHs, coupon
Greenv.it Coluinh.-~\^l
published very fully in
Junel,1888
Jan. 1,1891
Mch.l,)«79
do
do
Mortgage bonds, coupon
New
months ending
for the nine
SO. 1873.16
the CHRONICLE. V. 15, p. t2. Tlio report
to N. Y, State Engintjei- t^bowa that net
earnlliga for the y^-ar oodl; g SentembT
gidust tl,8.S,103
30, 1872, were $3.473.:.96.
.
.
—
do
do
do
Jur.e
N.T., Union Trust Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.
(Jo
The report
& ,1.
do
M.&S. New York and London,
.T. & J.
J.
1S70
1872
do
do
3d
Poafcal bds, &c., secured by ^ov't businese
Ist yref bds, conv. Into 1st prcf. stock...
do
2d
do
do
2d
do
ad
do
do
4th
do
&r$fU Western (Canada) Com. atoc^.
Preferred, 5 per c^jnt, conv. into commoi\
,
'7S
'73
1879
J.& J.
New York.
do
M.&8.
do
Jan. 1,1876
& J.
J.& J. N. Y., Mech, fat. Bank. Jan. 1,1901
New
York
or London. •Ian. 1,1900 Fern'dlna to Ced. Keys. L.gr. 500,000 acrea
J.& J.
M.&N. N. Y.. Market Kat. Bk.
Stock, $200 000.
J.& J. N. Y., St, Nlch. Nat. Bk. July'l,'l900 \et earnlmis, 1870-71, $30,499.
J. & J, N.Y., Farm's. L. & T.Co Jnly 1.188: Has a traffic agreement from Mich. Cent.
A.&O.
do
do
Oct., 1881 (V. 16, p. 318.1
Boston, Treasui er.
A.&O.
Oct., 18S9 Sold 1B71. to Ft W.,Jack., & Saginaw. Ind)
April, 1896
A.& O.
terest in default.
do
Debentures
Ma>
.
Ik
i',6;io
m, gold, guar..
all
Formerlyleased to P., W. & B.; operated
on own account since Dec, 1869.
1,
J.
Ohuia Trt/fnk (C't7/iarfa)— stock
toK.toBlcof 0. Canada on surplus laud^
ltui»iae:it
1880
1890 Stock. »:i,lff7,0 0. Annual rep. In v.IS.p.S'iO
Nov., 1872 Leased In 1863 to Northern Cent, for 999
Jan., 1878
yrs. Rent paid, $;65 31.';. N»t tarulngs
.Ian. 1, I18O
in 1871, Ji59,6S'3, against $90 219 in IS'TU,
Oct. 1, 2862 Divs. guar ty Pa. rili. (V. 14, p. 628.)
do
do
do
do
do
do
N.Y.,Merch'nts'Ex.
M.* N. N. Y., Mechan. Nat.
do
do
J.& J.
M.& S.
do
do
do
M.&N.
do
not guaranteed
i
Mch
N. y., Offlce,23d stieet. Mar'.'l's,
do
do
Mar. 15,
M'.& N.
isn
Mlefttoii, Jloti-ntou tk //. (if
rgta
500&C
m&-
1871
,
^amitiffftam <6 i,oioc/^— ist m. bonds
K/teiierlac i£ Pennsylvania— Ist M., gold
1,
Apl. 1,1886
10(1
HtJJiy, Way.'C & Monroe, 1st mort, s.f.
Moriait—l^i mortgage, gold, convertible..
Fimhiitfj ilb NiirtksUie—l}*t jnortgage
£)ytt<iil,
J.
M.& S.
& J.
M.& N.
F & A.
J. 4 J.
J.
1,000
1,000
lie
Ivre Marquette—6X.oG)L
Uonsol. mort. 8. f
{at mort., L. G., 158,900 acres, Ist dlT
St M., 23m, ad on W, l.g 153,600 ac, 2d d
Mt mo tgai^e, L. G.,^O0O acres, 3a dlv.
Flint & Hollv K. R. (s. (.. »25,000 per year)
Bay City U. S:ii;inaw. Ir^t M.guarby lese's
Bajr County, issued In aid &
do
Otmstructlon bonds
Ftifitil:
Jf^t
Q.-M.
J.* J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
lOO&c
lOO&c
1,000
1869
1852
1851
1860
1867
1870
16. 0. 8».)
1903
'50
1862
1863
Bank Jan.
New
do
do
do
do
do
J.&.I.
do
do
do
J.&D.
London.
M.&S
M. &8. New York and London.
1,000
1,000
JgWe.W)u^(^~-stock
JWi.
M.&N.
M.&S.
M.&S.
A.*0.
J.* I).
(Bangor
line
i\.li.
j.'a'j.
llKi
1,00(1
i
l3t
500
"ioo
. .
report v.
IfSi
Phlla., Oirard Nat.
8.
$574,30!.
1872. (See
March, 18^
May, 1889
do
York.
M.&N. Pliila., Penn. R. K. Co.
do
J.& J.
J. &J. Phlla., Penn. Life Ins.Co
\.6. <).
Phlla., Psnn.R. R. Co.
fhlla., by Company.
F,&A.
M.«5
50
50
ytoferred stock
bonds
J.& J.
A.&O.
New stock {200,000 taaaed D«c.,
AjiMl, 18»5
do
do
do
do
Loudon.
M.&S.
JVmlieth'i-imi. .1- .tiil/jcaA— lat Mort., oonv.
Stpilra tfi }FlUia)nsi>ort~6ioctiy com
jpt inortffu^e
Boston, Co.'s Office
).m
M.&N.
do
do
do
New York,Nat. City Bk.
A.&b.
do
do
do
do
J. &.l.
A.&O.
do
do
J.&J, N. Y.,rarm.L.&T. Co.
M.& N.
do
do
do
A &0. N. Y., Nat. Park Ban'r.
J.&J, N. Y., Metropo'ltan B'k.
J. & J. N. Y., Ninth Nat. Bank.
M.&S.
do
do
do
M.&N.
do
do
do
M.&S.
J.&J. N.T.,LonaeM orFrankt,
J.&J. N. Y.,6.W. Hopkins &Co
April 1,1911
Ian. 1,191.10
Oct. 1, 1892
ConsoUdafon, June, 1972, of Internntlenal
and Houst.& Gt. North. See CuROXi
CLE, V.
13, p. 44. 354; v. 10, p. 356.
July 1. 18S9 Leased to Mlchiran Cent., which gives a
Nov. 1,188' traffic guarantee.
Apl. 1, 1895 Ceased to Ills C, at 35 p.c. on earnlnga.
July 1, 1890 -tock paid up, $286,730.
,,,.„„„„
Jnly 1, 1895 Operated by Mich. Cent, Lands, 192,000
acres, -(v. IS, p. 667.)
Mar. 1.1
1890
July
i,'!902
1900
Bds offeredln
Aug.,'72.
Sec adv. In OiBos.
March
THE rimONTCLE
29, 1378.]
425
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Sabscrlber*
confer a icreat lavor
Trill
bjr
DKSURIl'TION.
For
explatistton
Af., Mail.
ladianap.—ttoeic..
<»
Outstanding.
Road
.
tod. ft Mad RJt. -1st mortKagij
JeffenonTllle,Mad.& Iml— 1st mcrtcaice
u^
do
3d morttfag*
Ooade of I.oulsvU e (eadorsed)
Je/rermm. iPii.)—\tt M. (Iluwier BraachJ
iuort<caK(^ (Hiiwley Branch)
UN
law
lan
1867
M
ISO
Ist ii:orti;aKe (Su«qiieli. to Carbondalo)..
JotSH A JIf. ilvUana—lit mortgage
Junotton, Phttadtlphta- 1st mortgage...
2i mortgage
Kani OUi/.Sl.Jo. d CouiKtl Blnffi>—ttoi:\[.
Ut inortnaee, c. U. ft St. Joseph KK
Bt. J.ft CD. R.i.,l»tM
Manttan
l.ii.
III.
ISM
1867
2rt
Ist
l.-'(M
1870
Or. .Mort. on 100,000 acres
Sd mort. Income bonds (all Issued.)
Land Grant Uonds Kokl on 2,000,000 acres
2d mortKUge, gold, on same
Ktnt Countu (Mil.).— Ist mort. bonds.
KeiUuclit/ Central—'ifX mortgage
3d mortgage
tackawannatt JflootTvtbura^lit mortgage.
Ist mortgage (extension)
2d mortgage
2d mortgage (extension)
Incorne bunds
ia<« &>(«<(• AouisrWc— 1st M. (11,100,000)
Lake Ontario fifiore—lslmon., Ko.d ..
Mich, A"OH(/i.— stock
Guiirinteed, loper ct, stock
Consoltd mortgage, 1870, coup
do
do
reg
Income Bonds (s. fundf600,KiOper yr.)
Bonds of October l, 1869, S. F
let mortgage. S. fund M. S. ft N. I..
mortgage Mich, s
ft
mortgage
(U., Jf
.
4
mortgage (U. ft I'ol. llu.) s'k'g rd
mortgage (C. ft Tol. RR.)
Buffalo ft Erie, mortgage bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
ao
do
do
Kalamazoo & "White Pigeon
a
iois
1013
..
. .
.
Ihri-c
1863
lf69
do
2d tnortgage ...
Jfw«.— 1st M., gold, I. t;r.,s,f.
tfc
2vl mort., gold, I. gi.. s. 1'., conv
Income mortga'j:e bonds
L'lnca-Her tfc /fo;arf.,(narrow guage)— let
1st
'.
B.f.,couv
l.g.,
Scrip for IiiBtaiinents
i
lOUftc
for new...,
Miami—stock, com
mortgage
Jituie
_
Street GonuccCion bonds
Rock
i&
Land grant,
Littte
lAttie
1S70
500&C
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.OOO
1,000
1.000
S'JCftC
100
i8><,S50
1,000
1,000
355,000
6,000,000
720,000
160,100
55
82X
82X
1,000:
N. O.— Ark!
sr.'Lo'ji
Scimylkill—itotiK
Ist mortgage, sinking fund
isj?
IS70
1369
,
Lon;/ /.9/a/(d--stock
Lexington ft Frajikfort
Louisville Loan
:
LoulHvllIe, Clno. ft Lex.,l8r mortgage"
(lo
.
-Mort. bonds (Shelby cut-otfi
Lontfujille it. NoAhvilte— stock
1st mortgage on main stem.,
N.
L. ft T
Office,
Farm.
Y.,
Boston
do
M.ftN.
Lebanon branch, Louisville Loan
Memphis hranidi,lst mortgage
Lebanon Br., ist mortgage ..
.
do
Kxtcn^lun, Louisville Loan.'!'
Consol. 1st mortgage for $8,000,000...
Memphis ft ihio, 1st M.. sterling, guar
Memphis ft Ciarksville Br., Ist .vTsterl'g
Ljnchburii (t DimtllUe— HI mortgag'
hiikenx FaHey— stock
I
it icon it yl«!7iM«o— Ist M. (3 10,666' gu'af')"
3d mort. endorsed by Ga. UK
Miicnn A Br:imu!ick-iU .\I., State 'ei'dors'
2d mortgage
T.
!.".'.
Ktluipm- nt bonds
--...
JfacO't tt Wettern—%tock
I
,1
85
29
65
1851
1867
1870
ITCi
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Co
'
18S6
1860
1843
1863
1868
1871
1872
'67-'70
1. 000
500&C
500&C
500
100
Poni/atre— let M.,goid'
Maine Central— Atock
M.
1st mortgiisre,nangorL'n(P. &K. RR.')".
Extension Hunds, 1870. golil
New Loan lorJl.lOil.OOO. gold
Leeds <fc Kanuington R.H. loan
Androseogifin RK., Bath City loan
Portland ft Kennebei:. stock
do
do Varmouth stock ctfa
do
do 1st mort. extended...
do
do Consolidated mort..
Somerset ,t Kenaebfc 1st
2d raort*s..
Belfast & Muo^.'lifad, ist mortgage,
^Manehje^ter lb La'Drence—atuck
UtmigUM 4k J^yanungham—ltt mortgage.,
'
M.ftS.
do
do
do
j.'ftb.
N.Y.JI. Bkf^omui'rev
D
;
(V. 16.n. 2(«.)
P.. Ft W. ft C. 40 p. c. on gross
carn'g*. bul$4"',(i00p«'r yr « mlnln uin.
Stock Is $5,000,1(10. Netcaruincf. 1871-71,
1193,813. Sec a-inual r. port 1 v. 15, p. 189.
A.ftO,
J.ft J.
A.ftO.
739,.iOO
Q-F.
J. ft D.
J.'ft'j.
F.ft A.
M.&N.
J.
'V
25,0(10
100,000
8,000,000
704, 00
72>,000
ftD.
J.ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
225,<rio
Various
•«D-'6I
1870
1868
IS7I
1861
100
is's
18BS
I
100
,fe
1871)
IM*
500fte
100
,
461.
April, 1900
Fcb'.','i871
N. y.,Drexel, M.ft Co Jan l,'73-'76
do
do
1866-87
do
do
1886
Louisville.
May. '73- "5
do
Nov. .'80- '85
do
l«2-.5.'l!i:
Bv con»''03,n8; net earning
tact. NOV., 1871, Kith Ches. A: Onio,
tl,0 0,aiOnew EtocK was sold to C. ft O.
at 50, and t9OO,0OJ of old stock at 6».
Last annual report, CuiioNini.E, v. 15, p,
Oct. 15. 1893
April, 1898
M.&Co.
Total mileage operated. 9'M mi'es. Annual repor' puhli bed In CiiKoMtaE,
n all
v. 15, p. 491. snows ret earnlrps
i
one ntrd, 1871-72, (^f »1.<C1 993. OJ
the »,1.U(X> 0(1(1 eons, loan »;.r«(i.(i(in rcser'il
to redeem old bds. balance fur iuip'vts.
line'
(v. 14, p. 732; v. 15, p. 4CI.)
N,T., Drexel,
London, Baring Bros.
do
do
Dec.
Philadelphia.
Angu ta, by Ga. R. K.
Feb.. 1873 Leases to Summll Br. RR. at (62,500,
F.ft A.
Aug..
1901
19 2
H96
F.'ftA.
J.
ft
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.ft D.
6110,(100
A.&O.
3,631,520
Jan., 1873
l.&D.
1,100,000
150,00
3,(«),(«0
1,100,000
495J)00
496,500
755,aXl
611,000
425,000
741,400
40,800
211,300
1,162 300
560.000
150,000
1,000.000
•00,000
Louis (ille.
A.ftO.
2,5I»,'IOO
1511,000
100
p. 180.
Pcr"."l','iR99
do
1887
do
ft
Co
do
Macon, Ga.
A.ftO.
A.&O.
F.ft A.
A.&O.
A.ftO.
Ik-
t.
J.&
J.&
J.&
J
J.
1887-1900
1889
1879
Dec, 1872
Oct., 1880
Oct., 1890
Apr. 1,1912
Bosto^t.Nat. Exch.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
Boston, Nat. Exch
J.ft J.
A. 4 0.
Augusta, Me.
1890-91
Oct., 1874
Oct., laoo
July, 1893
July, 1901
Bk.
July
Belfast and Boston.
Manchester
J.*
J.
ft
Boston.
1891
Advertised for forectoflU'e of 2d mortgage Nov.. '72, but notice with Irawn.
(V. 15, p.
6:.7.1
Leased to Central Ga.
tiR., to hare the
as the lessee.
In progress, 16.^m. and branch, eo-n.
same dividends
Leases the Dexter ,t .Vea-port. Belfast*
Moosehead Lake. Kennebec A Portland,
And'OSCoggin, and Leeds* F.rmington
roads. The gr('S.s earul gs In 187i were
»1,9.'I6.479
etpe- Bi.s.»I.329.'ij; net earnings. $G0y.'',t7.
In 1-.71 gross earnings
:
were
;
o;»cratlni '-xpcnaes.
fl,0M,6,i8, leaving net oirnlngs, »463,7»7,
ee reports In CHRO.VICI.K. v.. 14, p. 46>;
fl.-'Ci.t36;
v. 16, p.
do
do
Apr.
A.&O. Boston, WasbingtonBk. Oct.
A.ftO.
m.'&'n.
(v. 16, p. 219.)
do
N.y.,M.K. Jesup
4»6.8:l2
i87'
ci,i;, V- 16,
Sept., 1910
N. T., Bank of America,
1930
do
do
Jan., 1874
do
do
Jan., 1881
do
do
Jan., 1897
P.'* 'a.
2,5110,000
lOJftc
I
Louisville.
J.
J.ft J.
1
Cincinnati
N. Y., J. B. Alexander.
M.ft.N.
A.ft O.
1895
July, 1899
June, 1898
•
A.ftO.
139,000
88,000
333,0(0
6,647,000
3,500,000
2,3O0,((W
1,110,000
600,000
400,000
870,000
Aug.
N. Y., Bk of America.
do
do
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
A.&O.
Leased lo
Api!!"l8:3
LeasedforSOyrstoPac.olMo. (v.l6,p.S43''
Dec. i!<r,i Leased to Pitts.. Cln. ft f-t. L.. euar. by
Penn. I!R. lessees assuming llahllillel
May. 1881
and paying ».lS(l.(i(Xi per yr. (v. 14, p. 59t.)
Bost., Nat. Dk. Coni'rce •Tan. 1, 1!)00 Land grant abonl !,0t>9,296 acres.
State
do
Apll.l9'^)
aldlio.nooprr mile.
N. Y., Union Trust Co. April, lOOO State aid f l.l.OOd per mile.
Philadelphia ofllce.
Jan., 1S71 Leased and operated by Phn. A Reading.
do
Dlv'dB7iier cei t. (vll. p.6i8.)
Oct., 1877
N.Y., Jones ft Schuyler, Aug., 1900 Coniplclcd Aug. 1812. (v. 16. p. 14.)
Operated with N. J. Southern.
N. Y., N. J. South'n R.R
Sept.. 1872 .~ag Harb. br. completed In 1>T(1. Plv.of 4
per cut in 18 2. Company h' Ids ut
y., Vennllye ft Co.
Julv. 18.18
Philadelphia,
1890
mort. bond~ to retire extens on ft Glen
do
1893
Cove br. bds.
.Inne, ISt!) Grosiearni' gs. 1971-72, $1.0"8 2T^; expenses
New York ft
M.&N.
1,500,000
3,000,000
1,50 ,000
175,000
150,000
2,6J3,483
851
71.519
54,000
ft
J. ftJ.
it
U. ft .\iidro'coggln RR. Interest 'serin
mort.. consni. gold
Bonds »i,HW,i««)Loan. A. ft K. RR...
J
A.&O.
M.4N.
M.&N.
1,0110
I
Feb., 1897 Operatedby N. J. Central RR,
'' pI.15, '73 Receipts from ail
sources in year ending
Nov. 30, 1872. »6,43.|. 915; net Income,
May, 1873
*2,.5*5,228. See annual rt port li: Curohi-
5,000,000
1.900,000
900.000
4,108,000
1,471,000
190,000
3,500,a'0
5,000,000
750,000
2,648.100
849,00)
"ioo
1861
I8C9
Philadelphia Office.
551,0(10
i-eoo
JBJOO
In the
Deliver racllle wtil'-b Is* iteratt-d in connection Willi Kansas rsclflc. in Ii-71 pel
ciirninysof Kansas Taclllc were |l,(lO(i,Lana
927,
against |il««),746 in IKTO.
§r.i8 over 6.00(i.()()0 acres. Int. on Incoro*
ond- Is aynble only oa( of net earnings. Annual report In CnnoMioLr, T.
189;
Q-J.
1,01X1
1,I«K)
This Co. owns a majority of riock
I, I8K7 In p- ogress, Oswego lo l.ewl«ton.
Feb., 1873 Consolidation, Ju c, 1869 of the L. Bhora
Feh., I87j
road (Including Clev..P. & .\. and CI«tJuly, 1900
ft Tol.) and the Miih.S..V N. Ind. Co.'s ;
a i\ Sept., 18(;ii. Duff, ft F.rle Co., which
Joly, 190O
li. eluded the llulLft Sliile Llni., iindErla
Oct. 1, 1882
Oct.. 1879
«fc Northeast.
Detroit. Mon. ft Tol. road
Slid Kalamazoo ft AVliltc I'lpeon are
May,18K5
Nov,, 1877
owned ; Jnmestown ft Frankl .leased at
40 per cent of gross earnings, a: d Kal.
Aug., 1876
July, 1874
Alleg. ft O.R.. leased for int. on stock
.Ian., 1880
and bonds amounting to KW.Sto per yr.
Oct., 1892
Total length operated. l.OWm. In 1871
gro'S earnings were fl4.79T,9;5; op. elApril, 1R99
penses,9,"79,K)(l net earnings, f5,nl8JI58.
Dec, 1872
(See report i;i C-'lllto VICLE, v. u. i>, 677.)
July, I8S5
Total recelnis in 1.-70. II3.^.^7 .140. On. ex.
.^nrll, 1886
penses. 18 502.(2(1. An Incrense of 40p.c.:
Nov., 1873
stock was voted in 11 to -tiarehiildeison
July, 1882
payment of 31 I-i per cent of the par
Sept. 1886
value In cash; full pslds ock a a., issued
A. rll, 1898
Jan. 1,1890 after August 1, 1S,2 (r. 13. r. 145, MM:
V 14, p. '.Si, 6J7 ; V. 15, p, tiS, 8te, t3l,)
July, 1887
July, 1887
July, 1888
Jan. 1, 1897
June],1894
Jan., 1899 The Income bds are exchanged for 2d M.
bonds. Leased to N. i'ac for 999 teais.
A|)I.I,19C0
L. cr. l.eaj.OOO acres.
Oct., 1902
May.lSOO
m!&"n.
8,!I80,600
l.OOO
1,000
1,000
1,000
U
:
(V, 13, p. 488.)
f448,(ri6.
Inly
do
J,OW,000
6 f
"ioo
!
Ist
21,108,800
700,830
703,000
W)
Louisville Lc
itonds
M'tlison.
Opdykc&Co.
Y.,
Pittsburg omce
N. v., Winslow, L. & C.
Q-.r.
A A.
J.ft J.
F.
21X1,000
'..
Preterred 9 per cent stock
Bds to Slate Kentuctiy (perpetual loan)
Louisv,'ll<j & Franklort bonds
id
KOOO
KXifti
"
1st mortgage, mainline
Extension
Glen Cove branch
Mffiiixville, Ctn.ti; Mxinff ton— itod
do
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
50
'
'.
LoijanwHraicfain'.itS.W of Ind—Mt M gid
tong Branch tt Sfa Shore— 1st mortgage
do
51),
1«69
1870
1870
s. f
<*
1,000
1,000
1,000
i,60o
Fort Smitfi—Ut mort., gold"
nock. Pine Bl.
(J.
Union Trust Co.
do
do
do *
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Bank ol N. York.
do
do
<
do
C
do
( o
do
(0
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
d.i
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
dn
do
N.Y., Boston* Phlla.
do
do
do
do
N.
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
aid
mortgage, coup, ft re;;
2d mortgag,-. reg
Delano Land Co. bonds endorsed
L^ixitigton db St. Louis-~l%l mortgage, gold
Zittle
N. Y.,
lOOftc
100
100
1,000
30.1,000
let
1st
>',
1,1898
Aug. 1.1893
Septl, 1890
do
do
.
Owned by connecting
i
lOC&c
Southern Krmsas
LefUgh tt I^tckatoanna — IstM
L6hi(rh Fa//«y— stock, com. and pref
Bonds oil853excliangable
do
N. r.ft Boston,
do
do
do
do
i'.,rarm.L. &T. Co Aug.
do
do
r
Leiaed to Mlob
Cert.
C*. *. Cost of roftd
Apl. I,I«00
tSWJ:^). Net caru'ia 1870,71, $«l,4».
Consol. of C. Bl. ft M.Jo., ht. Jo. ft C.
Jan°.
BL.and the Mo. Valley Co.'s. Line Kan.
1880
ScptI, ir^
City to c. BL, 2U3ni. brai.ch, St. Jo.
Hopkins, 61ni.
Net earnlnea In 1I71»
iJnnc 1.18:4
360,000
LilWl-fJirP—ilOQiL
mortgaije
Lateen.^ L'lit.. tfc (?n/.— 1st M.,
Kansas 0. and Santa ¥e
11100
1,000
lOOftc
lOOftc
50O&C
1870 500&C
1S72
do
Leaaed In 1871 Ip PItu., CInn. ft S'. L. RB
(guar, by I'a. Rll.) for Int. and slnMnic
lund of bonds and 7 per cent a vear on
stock. Lease tranafered Dec., 19R, to
Pa. Company, (v. 14. i>. 591.)
Leased to Erie Hallway Co,, which pftjt
interest on the bonds, (v. 14, p
U, p. 795.
do
Sept., I8:i6
Phlla, Corn Exch. Bank Jan. 1, 188«iCompleledln 1872. (v. 15, p. 458.)
N. i'., B'uk of America. March 1883 Covington. Ky.. to Lexlnglnn, Ky,
do
do
une, 18.^5
mort bonds paid Manh, 1KT2
N. v., Del., Lack, ft W'n Jan. 1. 1875 Net earnings In Ih'l, $:j93,M4. O oas earndo
do
March 1885 ings, 1874.410. Capital stock Is (1^35,000.
do
do
Apl. 15.1880
(T. 14, p. 638.)
do
do
Mayl5.188r
do
do
Jan. 1, I8:i:
New York.
April, 1891
SOOftc
M
mV
do
187: ft 76
N. y.,Lond. ft Frankf. June 1.1916
do
July I, 1880
250ftc
i'.(J6o
1870
1870
1872
1869
1855
1857
1856
1851
1859
1867
1869
1852
1855
1866
1858
1862
1.
N.T., London A Frankf May I, 1S9<»
N. Y., ft St. Louis.
Feb. 1, 1895
do
do
JuMc 1.1896
U. •. Treas.,at maturity
189-1-97
N. v., ft St. Louis.
•la.. 1, 1896
1867
1867
Kalamazoo. Alle^'an & Graid Rapids
Jamestown & Franklin, Ist mortgage
do
Sup.
186.5
10i«
lOO&c
1,
Inly
•
S.
1,00(1
Y,m
do
do
N. v.. Dank f Amcr en.
lioiiesda'c Nat. Bank.
do
do
do
F.&A.
500&C
Rivers
Kalamazooft SchoolciMft
h'lkf.
M
M.ft
tsts
Nov.
1,1878
1881
1908
1, 1910
May i.18k!
July 1, 18»7
Jan. 1, 1889
N. v., by Krie R. li,
.Ian. 1 1889
N. V fa
L.ftT.Co.iJuly 1. 1874
I'hil.tde phia Offlie.
Jul/ 1, 1882
do
ft J.
ft!<.
l.OOO
1,000
1,00(1
Whom.
y., J. ftS. KergU'on May
M. V.,St, Nlch..S.Bank. Oct.
A.ftO.
J.
l,v)00
1,000
mt
T. Rli.)
1st
ft
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
J. ft 1>.
F. ft A.
1869
I86«
90
ISO
mort. (C, 1'. ft A. KR.), Sunbnry bds.
2d mort. (C, P. ft A. UR.) registered bds.
3d mortgage (C, I", ft A. Rli.)
Lake Shore dividend bonds, April, 1889..
Junction RK Ist niortgiige bonds
Schoolcraft
J.ft J.
(I
IMS
1866
1870
18;i
18cg
1853
1895
1855
1855
1860
1860
.
SI
1st
V.iMi
'6».'67
.
Land
M
Ilidlanap.. Treat, olllco.
by
Stock*,
bsl Dlv'd.
M.ftN, N.
'"k
road, sinking fund
Kold
gold
Mort. (govcrninetit subsidy)...
Mort. (Lcavenwortii Br.)
Irtke Shore
M.ft N.
I
A.ft O,
J.ft J.
»l.ft N.
,0
Principal,
when Due,
Where Payable, and
5X
»)0ic
,
nrh«in
pWJjy."
1,000
1,000
l.OOII
(18,000,000)
ft
J>er »
Cei.t.
l.OOU
l,oou
•00
1,000
i.noo
y^lt-Trtc— stock
(tfohb land
Ist Mort.,
l8t Mort.,
I
I
I.OIK.
I8e9
do
do
SclM
Mo. V alloy liR. (Aug. 1, '63
do
do
do
gold
Kansas City, St. J. ft C. B. RB., consol M
N ew niortgiigo for
Rate
IUI10
101
soofto
1
Jtonitg, {
INTKRBST 0R;DIVIIJKND»
Amoant
rcfereiceB, aee
footnotes on lit page of KK Tables.
of nil
LIST.
cItIok na Imntedlate notice of any error dlaeorared In onr Tables.
32.1.
I,19R3
1.
1895
Jimc,*74.'r7
.Mnyli.l'O.l
Nov., 1872 Operated with Concord RK. (r. 14, p. 781.)
188»jL's'« to B.Cl.*F.,at
July
eam'x, (v.l9,».188)
U
X
."^
426
[Marcli 29, 18
THE CHUONICLR
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Rnbaerlbers
^rlll
Miles
of
Out-
Stock.
it
1
Ci ruUitnaii—ototk., com
276
••-••
morij()it{A
Ctu.
&
B,i t,
Marqit-tUt€
IstM. guar
byM.&C...
/»I7*W»— ut M.tU.MOO
.f
p.m
187J
1870
(hitoitnffon—Ul M., Income.
»ft
1,000
300,000
500,000
1,500,000
1,000
l!«l,0"0
Mirtfland A DeUiuoar&—\si moruage..,
9d innrttfftire
A Lexlnr/ton-let inoitga}{e....
MempMi <t Ch 'trle.'iton— Btocii
25
Tenneesaee Lorii
l9t inortKiiKe, convertible
1880
1870
281
2Sl
2&t
111
4,5;J),l»'0
1,000
1,900,000
2.100,000
610,000
10.000
1,000,000
500,000
881,000
1,100.000
12-J
1,
27
27
1,00(
1,000
111
111
1,00(1
57
136
1310
ISIO
i',i'i6o
l.OUO
5J
Kastern P(v. (Palmory....
(Iowa & Mine.)
(Minn. tJen trail
Cli.
Ifit
10,826,18.'!
'230
1000
4'J
1,000
1.000
1.000
1,000
&
235
Milwaukee City loan
Milwaukee ana Western
\-
18,1 00p.m.
15.39<i,9f.l
1,00V
16Ti
1866
18:2
Western Union, let mortgage
jni.. Lake S. <fc West— 1st morr., gold ...
Mine Bill <t Schuvlkill tt Haven— &toc}s...
Mineral Pnint. ( ir/«.)— Vst mort
Minn. (£ ^orthiceHt—\^\> .M.gold.^.f
Mhns^i-piji Central— l&t M. (M. C. K. II.)2d mortgage (M. C. K.R.)
Tenn. State Loan
Jfw*., Onachitacb Red ^.— ist M.gold....
lat mortgage (i%7.(X)0 acres laid)
7>"i«.— 1st mort
<fe
Miftsonri R., tt S, Jb Oiiir—l9t M.,
2'1 mortgage, for *2,'XIO.OaO
1.
gr.
s. f
Mof>iie,tGirard—iiitvaort. ($2?J,5U0 end.)..
2d mortg.Tge, end. by Ga. liU
Plain bo tds
Mffiiie (fe Mo7itgomsry— Pref. stock, 6 pr ct.
7g!
1,933,000
5,000.000
1,9.V1.000
500
1,000
»77,^00
SOO,iJOO
33,500
l,n2,200
isio
M
2,51X1,0(10
1,000,000
4,128,0 '6
6,607,000 3
1,416.200
755,010
1,6«5,000
63,000
100
iBt moi'tKai^e. sterling
Interest bonds
Interest bonds, sterling
TeuM. subs., ist mortgag*^
Spcciai mort (Miss., Gainsv. & T.)
'id mortgftiie
Montclair of iV. J.— 1st M., gold,"guar
2d mortgage
1811
1811
lOO&C
mortgage, not endorsed
.
.
»
Construction bond's
Gen.M.& Ist on U,it. Br.&c.(guar.D.L&W)
New
Nrshv. it Decainr-ifil M., guar, by L.&N.
2d MorttjAge
NfiNhna <fc Loxcell—^tQcli
A^'K*£/(((ucA'— Stock
Ist mortgage, convertible
Jivcark it .Veic KorA:— ist mort
Newark. Somerset (b Slraitsv, O— Ist raort
NetD Be {ford—stoc^
,
18in
1870
1,000
isU
50
S50
18iJ6
50^&c
var.
var.
10001
1811
'49-'.«
'5.>'65
Beaner
tt
Hftven
tt
1810
1861
Frt//^//— Stock
1810
JVs'O ,7«r«cy— stoclt.,
2(1
Loan
Loan
_
Sd L'>an,dae State N'ew ,ler e
N.J- mdlatift—ltt M.,gld,guar by N.y.ft o.
3d mortgage, currency
A. ,;. Southern— Ut inorti^aKe
iBt mortgage (Toina' River br.)
Income bonds
JVrtio Jerf/e-y
WeH Line — Ist mort., gold
iS65
;8iS
1868
1810
1811
1839
Mortgage bonds
ad mortgage
Orlearix, Jacks, tt Gt.
North.— Ht, mort
Income bond? gold
,
N. O. City exten. bonds
N. O.. 3f'*bUe cfc Texas— Ul mort., ekg f nna
id mortgage, cnd'^rsed by -.tate La
y. Y.j BoHt. tfc Montreat—UtmoTt. ,goId..
Nzio York Central >Jh Hudfina flfper— stock.
Premium bonds
(N. Y., Central)..
Bonds lor debts assumed
do
do
n.ft N.F, stockh'd's do
do
railroad '^tock,.
do
real estate
conyerillplo till 'C»
1,000
2,i'(»,boo
500
100
100
500.000
800,«10
UO
Ac
wn
7g
7
1,'295,'»0
.'1011,jHI
lll(l&C
ICO&C
l.OOl
&c
50^&C
^nco
1,000
1,000
45U,0U)
m(.oi(o
5,000,000
1J)TO,000
2,000,000
120,000
1,000,000
3,000,000
1,418,800
800.000
76,510
3,000,00
1(10
89,423,3.30
l.fno
6,936,526
1,514,000
76.000
992,000
166,000
83,000
5no&c
i,axi
1,000
1,000
1,1902
.lan.16 IS"
Jan. 1,1891
Jan.
1,
1892
er., 257,000 acres,
ft
Memphis,
Apr. 1,1870 Net earnings in year ending
Office,
do
J.
ftate aid, *10,C00
Line from Eunice, Ark., on
River, to Fulton, on
Sep.
$'2.54.)9.(;Tn ISll, $227,112 ;
1869, $li2,232. (v. 13. p. 807.)
l,'81-93
Bed
R-.li.^ni.
-^ept. 30, 18
18T
,
-2,
$2ia.-.04
;
U. Pacific, fo. Br, & Tebo &
Neosho Val. Large land gcant. An6g. J. ft J. N.y. .Clark, Dodge ft Co J. n., 1889
no
J.&D.
Dec.,190O
nual report in Chron cle, v. 14, p. T)5.
do
I'- F.ft A.
do
.do
Feb., 901
See also v 15, p. 62^, 797.
Net earning.? in 1871
i5f J.ftJ. N. Y'.. Farm.L. & T.Co Jan. 1, 1899 Stock, $5,950,«)0.
10
A.ftO.
Boston, Co,'« Office.
Apll5,1890
$i68,901.
1872-76
1
Whole line proposed, Glrard, Ga. to Mo.
J.& J. New Y'ork ft Savannah.
8
J.ftJ.
bile, 22sm.
N. Y.. Nat. City Bank.
8
J.ftJ.
Savannah, C.RR.Bk,
Net earnings. 1871-72, $150,121. See dfU'la
8g. M'.ft"N.
in annual report In Chbosici.e, v. 15, p.
N. T., Soulier * Co.
Consol.
o'
853
& 6 g.
8
eg,
A.'&'o.
M.ft M.
Mobile ft London.
Mobile.
London.
N. y. & London.
M.ftN.
^I.&N.
J.& J.
M.&N.
8
March.
1g.f.
M.&S.
8g
do
ig.
f.
3>.i
J. ft J.
N.
1 f
N. T., Union 'i'ru.t
N. Y'.. Del. Lack.
Co Mch
Co
&W.
J.&
J.
A.ftO.
I'- M.ft N.
F.ft A.
J.& J.
J.& J.
ig.f. M.&N.
1
v.*
J.
&
N.
J.
1874, if
Julv, !8T2
1874- 3
1^65-95
1681-91
& Co Julv 1, moo
. T., Drexel, M.
Na-hville, C .'s Office.
Oct., 1887
Nov.,I37i
Boston & Nashau.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Feb., 1873
do
July, 1876
(J. T., Central of N. J
N. T., Union Trust Co. Nov.1,1389
New nedford. hj Treas, N'ov.4, 1872
Boat., Suffolk Nat. Bk. July 1, 1881
Var.'
M.ftN.
1(198
May
New
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
Haven,
do
do
assume
all liabilities
and pay
on stock, and 3 per cent after
they then earn 10 net on M.ft K.
Net earningsln 1871 were $163,913. ivol
14, p. 523; V. 15. p. 1:'.)
,
.,
Annual report in Chronicle, vol. 15. p.
491, showing gross earnings year ending
June 3.1, 1872, $1,80',757; expenses,
$1,258,'J64; net earnings, $512,492.
Leased to L.
ft N., at 6 p.c.
on stock,
(v IS,
p. 807.)
Net income, 1871-72. $f0,913.
Set Income. 9 mos. 1871-7'2. $136,619 vho.e
yea 1871, $202,978. (v. 14, p. 323.)
Leased to N.J. Cent. Cost, 2..3(i7.285.
Leased to Saud.,M.& N.; guar, by B. & O.
Sold to BoEt.,Cl. & Fitchb. from Jan 1.
1873. ChroN(CLE, v. 15, p. 713; v.16, p.lSr.
;
'
Oct!, 1872 Leased to Pa. RR. DIv., 1871, 10 per cent.
& 1900 City of N H. guar. $'235,000 of these.
1, 18S9 In operation, N. Haven to Mid., 22iti.
Haven, E.S. Sersnton
T., Leonard, Sh.
ft F.
lessees
1 per cent
19: 10
N
J.'ftJ.
1
6 f
The
1914
1891
18S9
Oct., 1901
Nashville OIBce.
N. Y., V. K. Sicvenson
Nashville.
'i'
In prosrress and w-lll probably be
completed Montg. to Eufaula In 1872.
Road
Operated by Erie. Cost of road, $622,322.
189'J
Jan. 2,1813 Leased in perpetuily to Del., Lack* Wcs.
N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.
4
1,1886
lune 1,1900
Apr. 1,19.0
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
F.&A.
A.&O.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
6
«
6
ft
do
do
F.ft A.
J.& J.
Leased In perpctnlly bv N. T. & Oswego
Midland. Completed Dec. 18.
do
do
T.,G.Opdykc
M.ftN
7
7
7
1877
Opydke & Co.
do
do
M.&S.
J.& D.
A &0.
Q-J.
.\rnual report in CnBONlCLK. v. 11, p. ,63,
shows net Cirninge In 1871, $345,230,
Eitens on to
against $649,331 in 1871).
Cairo in progress, (v. 14, p. 163.)
1883
1833
1883
1901
Mobile.
N. T. G.
7
Jan., 1899
April, 18811
Net income. 1871.72, over and above I ter.
est and taxes was $111,112. (.v. 15, |(. 324.)
1891
"ik
6
6
6
1 f
6
7
7g.
5
10, '73 Operated with C. & Amboy RR. and Del.ft
1875
Bar. anal, aa the United Co.'B of N. J.,
do
187 (
and leased to Penn. RK. (v. 14, p. 522,
do
19-7
do
595.)
V & A.
do
^
1 95
Leased to N.T. & Os. M. for int. on bonds
F.ft A. N.T.. G. Opdykc ft Co.
18 1
do
&7 p.c. on $2,C00.a0 stock, (v. 14. p. 828.)
do
F.ft A.
Nov.l,188S Lenses L'g Br. & Seashore. Net earnings,
M.ftN.
N. Y., Co.'s OfHce.
do
do
1871, $159,397. block, $5,000,000. (v. 14,p.
A.&O.
do
i88i
523 595 7.''2 )
M.&S.
do
«.-J.
F. ft A.
F.ft A.
M.&N.
JJ.&
J.
A.&O.
J,& D,
A.ftO.
•
7
«
«
6
7
N. T., Co.'B
Bk
N. Y.,
of
Office.
Apl.
Commerce. Aug..
(
,
J.ftJ
2,000,000
7
7
1,00
1 ,000.000.
1,000 12,51X1 p.m 8 orl g.
8
l,0t)0 12,5(0 p.m
Ig.f.
1.00
2,500.000
5004c
:
A.&O.
1,500,1X10
1«56
1854
1353
do
do
Leased to 'W s. Cent. RR. for M rrarK.
Leased to P.& Read.. Mav '64 for 099 yvn.
Gross earn'ts. 1811, iOS.Oefi, Cost. $1,520,000.
Jan. 1, lS90|Mankot.\ Minn, to State Line .60m.
\ov.,'69''71 {iperated underlease by an association.
Aug. 1,1875 Bonds protested Dec. 15. tv. 18, p. 840.)
June
Land
J.
1
1 f
1110
do
do
Jan., 1902
Feb.. 181(6
liss.
2H
1,00
1,000
^toclt. On com. stock, Dec, IblO (f r
1871) 7 In com. stock; r..b,.18:0, 3 cash
a'^d 1 In com. slock; Jan., 1 69 14 In
com.s'ock. (V. 15, p. 691, 173; V. 16, p.
21, 389.)
Rer mile.
60-1,000
1,100,000
2,100,000
1,000,000
400.000
200,000
St. P. RP.,
.
F ft A.
J.ftJ.
525,00,1
2,110,0(10
1,000
1.000
1,000
Block; Jan.,18(f9,7ca6hand 10 in com.
1g.
SO
ISS.?
do
()o
.
w
1891
&
N.Y.. Mil.
N. Y.. Union frustCo.
Philadelphia, P. ft R. Co
Detroit, 1st Nat. Bank
.J.ft.I.
N. Y.. Ag-ncy of Co.
M.ft N.
N. V.,J. L. King,
f
4
10
5C&(!
500&C
lOO&C
18.6
1860
1810
1310
18il
600,000
800,000
500,000
171,500
300.000
New
$2,840.311, aaalnst $'J,76;,787 in 1870.
stock
8 issued Dec. ,1^72 and Jan.. 1KT3.
Dividends since 1863 have been on pref.
Bt'k.Fe:>..18T2,7ca8h;Dec., 1870 (for 1371)
7 cash; Feb.,18':0, 7 cash and 3 in com.
1891
1881
1814
1891
Dec, 18'0
Dec. 1870
1808
1896
1873
London,* New York.
F.ft A.
J. ft U.
J. ft J.
.1
ft J
1,871,9
l./7,0OO
56;)*C
1810
1865
2d mortgage
do
eaads
379.360
1,000,0.0
100
i<tt
3<f.
1,45(1,000
ieii
NRwLofuton ^VortA.— stock
5,6;o,oeo
1,000
"ioo
.
420,000
500,000
13,698,250
5,000,000
3,000.000
5,000,00)
2,0^1,573
SOO&c
Derb//—\st mort
saiooo
M.ft S.
.I.ft.T.
,T.ft J.
i
IBS'!
1861
100,0
1,010,000
25
1,000
5).
Ne'O Hacen Middletown Jb Will~lBt mort.
2d mor'ifaKe
N. Haren tfe Nortf>amp.(c&nal RR)— stock
Mortgage bonds, coupou
B >nd- i:f>nv_rt., tax free, coupon
Holyoke & Wcstlleld KR..
Iftt
1000
1S11
Newb un/port— '.st m. bonds
New
1,000
1,OOJ
18TO
mortgage
Newcastle
•..161,131
30,0*.) p,in
400,1100
1811)
Ni.^h.mlle tt C/1 a ((a nooff o—stock
let mortgAge. old
Tenn. Stare mort. on X. C. & Jasper br'ch
Bonis to U. H. (Tovernmuni,2d mort
iKt mortgage (t30 .003 per mile)
1st
1000
itoifei
Income bond^
Montgomery <b Eufaula—Ut M.,en. by Ala.
Morris it A's-sex— stock
Ist mortgage, sinking fund
2d mortgage
Convertible bonds
7g.
ii,9!o,(i;i(;
5J0
do
do
do
F.ft A.
F.ft A.
1 3.10
1
1
3,!M)5,li00
Sept.. 1879
do
do
do
do
do
do
lo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
dc
3.000,000
5«0&c
do
do
M.ft N.
J. ft J.
50
3 lOir.OOO
1,1113 000
1,
N. T..'Wlll«low,
A.ftO.
f
1,000
1.000
L'd Ju'y.';2, to South. Fccnnty Co. for Int
on bonds and 3 per cent on stock for 5
years, and 6 per cent afterwards. Bee
ISSc
T. 15, p. 336; V. 16, p. 21, 219.
A,
ft
J."«".).
1,2.71,500
1869
1861
endorsed by Ala
raortgrtge. not endorsed
Mobile (fc 0/ii«— stock
Ist
8,
3.215,0011
1,00:)
000. v. 16,r."l
$326,749
Net eirninga,
T. 15, p. b04.
L.& Co
1889
Allegan to Mnekegon, Mich.
N. Y.. Turner Bro^.
Aug., 1899 In prngres'. Bds adv. in CiiRoN.. Au''.,'72.
J.&D. N. Y., Greenleal.N.&Co Dec, V.'U: Bouds offered l;( New ) ork, /• u-.. 1&12.
New York.Offlce
Jan ,1871 ]?or last annual report see Chbo icle,
J. &J.
do
do
J. ft J.
Feb. 15, '13
yo!.14.p.65<. Net earnl "i!Sinl8ilwe e
3«
1,860,000
1,000,001
1,550,000
800,000
';9-'66
ist raort. gold,
Monticello, (Ills.) -Ist mortgage
Mouticello it Port Jervis—Ui mortgage.
7
480,5*1
1868
lero
1871
13>9
i8;o
.
CURONICLK,
.
M.&B.
lyOOO
1,000
100
1,000
pd.tl 3
er., 81(9,366 acres.
L.
• gr.,
OC
Oil
233,.t00
May
WmDec.lS. Ftock
1 ,
.!.& J.
234.000
4.000.000
1856
1866
(V. ;6. p. 321.)
1,1891
1896
1,
do
do
Jan. 1,1885
N. Y.. Swenson, P ft Co May
1890 Interest was not paid aa expected In Nov
1900
N. Y.. Un. Trust Co
(V. 14, p. 491.)
1812.
.-- About 63000U acres land. (v. 12, p. 690.)
^. v., U. T. Co.
July
1,1901
.
y'.&
Boston.
3. ft J.
N.
Jan.27, 187:i:The nnnunl rep'iri. for the year ending
A.ftO.
Boston Olfice.
1, 18821
Mai 31.1872. was tiubltshed in CimojIIA.&O.
do
ct. I,
CLE, V. 15, p. 84. It shows net rarnlncs
M.&N. N. Y. Faim. L. & T. Co. Mayl. 1902
nr-aln line and branches of 01,993 (i09.
.I.&.I.
do
do
aexlnst $1,5.59 112 In )S70-11. Kerort lor
1810
M.&N.
do
do
six months lo Dec. 1. ISTi. shows an InCO
do
M.ft N.
cretse over 1871 of $237,395 gross earndo
M.&N.
do
ings and $91,-.49 net earnings, (v. 15, p.
do
do
J. ft,I.
Jolv 1, 1886 84.)
1,2W,»80
Consoildated bonds
Tennessee State loan
ifo. Karnt. ((• jTexa*— Stock
1st XI..gId,8.f.,oa road&land.(i;. t'.S.Bi)
Ist uiortL'ase. gold. (Tebo.ArVc -sho)
Co sol. Si., gold, on road undland
May
N. T. ,3d National B«nk,
N. Y., .M.K.Jesupft Co
M.&N.
J.& J.
M.*N.
A.&O.
4.& J.
1g. F.
320,1100
1,000
LlflO 20,0l«p.m.
1,354,000
2,000,000
1868
1610
Aug.
(
10>i
£100
Ilonds. Stare Arkansas, JlO.mX) per mile.
Mififlssinryi
J.&,l.
7
8,671,000
1,315,000
1,00
M.iconv.to pref. stock)
Sons,
.1
J.&D.
5,502,000
1,1«1,000
19: ,500
3,193,000
207,000
V.ooo
1,000
1.000
8iU
Dakota)
Ist mortgage (Prairie du C.)
2d mortgage (Prairie du C.)
Sr.Piul
100
ft
15.67.1,(100
'STU
(Iowa
&c
100
.
1
.as 000
00
&
;
1,18'.)1
'
4s.
1,00(1
1«72
1869
Sons. Aug.
.
1,200,000
2,-20l,51iO
Garret
Bait., R.
Sepf., 1866
Sept., 1866
A
do
do
July 1, 189.'
M*N.
do
do
Mayl, 1896
.1
&J.
do
do
Jan., 1900
is- F.it A. N.y., vin8low,L.& Co Aug.1,1895
J.4D.
Bo ton, Treas. oftl' e. June ,1875
,M « N.
Bost.. Bk of Comm*^ce N«T.1,1885
.T.&D.
do
do
Dec. 1,1 bad
7
J.& J. N. Y., Howes & Maoi. July 1,1390
.1
17,9S1,64<
1,000
1,100
London.
A.
M.ft N.
8
7
7 g. f
1871
MS
Ist mortgakfe
2d inort -':i.;!-'
1st mongase
1st niorth'ajcc
Ist mortga^^e
1st tuorttfage
^.socooo
DbH., R. Garret
F.*
8
1
1,1>«),IOO
2d niortKa)ie
145
GlOBB earnings for year 1812, f 2,0 i9,16l expenses. $1,61.' ,713 net e »rnings, $410,451
against $ 10,051, net earnings In 1811.
;
M.ftS.
K.& A.
RiO.OOO
150,000
500.oa)
S,312,T25 3 pr yr
»
1,311,14:
1,293,000
7
l.OC)
MatfuviUe
Memj>hi^iiLit(le Iiock'-\styt.^. cr
Arkansas loa-i, jp^lCOiXM'er mile. ......
Jlemphls it St. />)u«— tst luort bondB, 1. gr
••
Uichiiinn <Jentfal—ilot\&.
istmortiruK". convert, sinking fund..,
lar inorru'aKe, convertible
Co.isolidKtol laori. for SlOMiO-WO)
MiPhivrau Central (Air Line niortKagei
MUhlgaii Air Uie Ist M..asAuin.by MX.
Kalamazoo & South Haven, Ist M., guar,
idM.. Kuar..
do
do
Grand Riv. Valley, Ist M., assumed
do
2d M..KUar
do
Michigan Lake Shore— l^i mortfURee
Midland Aic/^r— If-t mortg!xgt!,gotl
Miltcaukee it Northern -Ist mortgage
Milwaukee .t i>t. }\iiU—Com. stocK
preferred 7 per com (cumulative) stock
Voting sTlpattacbed to conv. bonds...
laal Dlvi'd.
M. AS.
3,O0O,'l0O
3d raortgai^e
Scioto it Hock. UR..lfttraortKa/e
M^^netta
REMARK?
]>ue.
Storks,
Whom.
by
{
Principal,
when
'Where Parable and
)
1,!>8«,992
•••
'<il
When
^"',^.1
8,18 ',1(9
4,460,368
2.450,000
1,050,000
2,500,000
Bt preff
prcir
lAt inortKAije, dollar
iKtinorlKi^Ke.DterllnK
i<l
sUnding.
Bonos,
INTERESTOR DIVIDENDS.
^^ + Amount
©•§
Kor explanation of all references, see Uoad
foot notes ua Ist page of RU. Tables.
fttock,
LIST.
confer a great faTor by srlTlng ns Immediate notice ot any error dl* covered In onr Table*.
DESCRIPTION.
Jturietta
'8.
M.&N.
J.ftJ.
J.
& J.
New
Y.,
Newark to Emmaus, Pa.
I, 1900 in progress.
Apl. ,13 3 Op. under contract with V. Central for 20
years at $240,000 per yr, (v. 16, p. 188.)
Sept., 1686
Mav
London, Office
of N. America
do
do
Alexander.
N.T..J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
New Y'ork and London.
'.
Bk
,!uly, 1892;
Jnly 1, 1886 Formerly operated by Sonlbern RR. Ascompany took possesaion
sociation
Oct. 1, 1890
;
again in Jane,
1390
Jan.
1915
lan.l, 1915
1,
J.
M.ft N.
New York Co.'s Office.
N.Y'.,l-ond.,Berlln&Fr't.
A.ftO.
M.ftN.
N. Y^., Duncan, S. ft Co. Apl. 15, '73
N. Y. Union Trust Co. May 1, 1888
do
do
Aug. 1,1876
J.&
F.&A.
M.&N.
M.ltN.
M.&N.
F.&A.,
Bee Cheosicle,
My 1,1839 V
do
do
do
do
do
May 1, 1883
May I, IS8S
MS7 1, 1883
rtO
()p
Aug,
d<»
1870.
18((0
1,
1876
343.
14 D 521
;
v. 15, p. 523, 596; v. 16, p.
V- 16, p. 155.
ov. 1 1869, of N.T.C.& H.R. road!
In 1868 the stock of the two separa e Companies was $42,-12,700. The report for
year ending Sept. 80, 1372. shows gross
earnings of $2o.580,'>;5 agamat $21,972.21 i
lo 1871 and net aarnlugs ol $9,lSi.*2:^p
agalnit $7,83l,0W In 1871. ThecoMol. ccr-
c'onsfTl.,'-
;
March
THE CHUONICLE.
29, 1873.]
427
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOJND LIST
SulMcribera will confer a grreat
DESCRIPTION.
Mllet
of
w Koad
For explanation of all referencoH,
foot notes on Ist page of RR. Table*.
21
"•a
2S
Cfi4
Central
lieuHwal bonds
fd. (Hudson River).
7
7
7
18 8
1,0(10
7
7
7
M.
isii
V.oi'io
im
15.(00.0(10
1 .(159,5UI
7 u.
5
.1
100
r.oo&c
6
18<!»
1
O&c
6,»<(l,(IOO
A. &0.
J.A.I.
100
»59,(«0
3,000,000
16; ,000
3«.001>n.ni.
J.
100,000
7
1,I«I0
250.0(10
1,100
71H,l(lil
6
7
100
.500.000
1.0(«l,000
5('
500
nivwo
"so
mortgage
M
lU
M
113
8 'A
50
5,601 ,700
50d&c
.^0*c
500&C
1,(100
400.1100
6
3(9000
7
150.000
3,07; ,000
7
100
2.(l(iO.0(«
4
1,000
1,000
PO 1,000
1,000
Oanennb. it L. CAam.— stock
Preferred stock
E(ininnient bonds
SlnknihT fund onds
Ohio (f J/i«j«f.v*tppf— Stock,
1
."'
1870'
com
Preferred slock
2d mortgage. W. Dlv
Income mortgage, W. Dlv
Consol. mortgane. for «6,800,(0(J
Consol. niorigagp, sterling
an con=>. S. F. mort., for ff.OllO.OOO
OH treek db AUegh. Ii.—SiQ<:^k
mortgage,
rouiolldated mortgage
on Cotony-Stock...
'."
Omaha
Omaha <t
yorthwe9ter7i—L, <jr.. gold bds
8outhw.~ist M. (N. Platte dlv.).
Orange, Alex. ^ MnnaHHa-t.—biock.
1st mortgage, O. & A.R.R
mortgage,
8d mortgage,
4th mortgage
do
2rt
int. Test
do
do
do
...!!!!!!'
mortgage, O., A. A M. RR
2d mort»{age,
do
'.'.'..
Orange. ^ :Sewark—UX. mortgage
Oregon ck OiH/orn I a~]Bt moit age
O'^weffo (t i;om.«— lat mort guar
"
Income mortgage bonds
Oswego tk Si/raci^e—^toc i ., 8 p. c. guar
51origage bonds
"*
Oicensb<rro tk HHmellville—Ut M
I'tictAc of 3//wr<«>7— stock
lat mortgage, cold
2d iiiongape. b. f.. f.'iO.OOO per annum.'.*!;!
Heal estare (depot) bonds (for tsno.OOO)
Debt to*-t. LouU County (no bonns).. ..'
Lex. & St. Louis Urancli. ist mort. gold
Leavenworth, Atcli. & N. W., ist mort
lat
,
Panamn~9>\.i)MK
mortgage, sterling
General n-ortgac.sterllnp'
Parii ds Decatur, (III".)— lai M.. go
lat
yeirark—\n M.,
600,000
700.000
72 '.664
1.01X1
1865
1866 ;500&c
1,(100
1867
l.OiC.I-Oil
i'oK
21
47
47
47
tSiO
1,0(0
IdU
£235
£200
i857
11-57
i8r3
'.S68
!(«)
SM&o
1,000
i8:i
'og-^o
300.Of
'"so
C
4
JaciHonrfti^-i^t morteaire
luortiraEo, (^onvc^lible.
it Rock lnlHiirl—lat mor Raire
.
Peortn
93,8)7
PetefShurff—^tiK-k
Bonds (payable »3o.0C0 vear.y ",3 to 98i'
3d iiiortesKH
Pluladet. i Ball. Cent.— \tt M.,(Pa)
2d inort(ra£te (Pa.)
iHt inortt'age (Mrt.)
cm...!!
Sunbiiry* Erie
2d iTiortKa»fe
3d M. Kid (for«».000.n00) (tunr. by P.'ii!!
yoryMnmi—Stock
com
P'lili., Oerm-mlo'Cn tt.
I'lukitielphift ,t Rf/jd.—St jck,
Loans
! !
Loan mortffaKe convertitlle...'. .".'!!!!!
Loan mort^aKe. Bterlinjt
Loan uir>rl(-aKi'. sterling
Ea«t Penn. lat M. Sink. Fund..,...,,....
_
.
Mareh,18'.0
7'^-
7g.
I'5
M.A N.
M.AN.
.1.
do
Boston. Office.
do
do
do
do
N. Y.,Kouni2e Bros.
A
«.-J.
AD.
I.ft
1),
F.A A.
.
J.
A
A
100
peg
10 '&c
SIJO.OOO
1863
1866
lOO&c
40O.(PC
18.57
1,000
1,000
4.<-'49
1857
1886
9IX).(X)0
96.000
182,400
9T«,00
I,
ceo
499,903
1,1896
Om. to Dnkol ah.
Leased in Bur. A .Mo, in Neb.
Consolidated, «'e .. 1S7J, with
A
Danvll
Ing Sept.
e.
30.
t5M,77/!
Net
Co.
vt-ar en.l*9R8,3;i.
tx:;ensee,
earnliiKS, »40!.5!W.
Tie
1872,
may l<.sue
up the
Lyrchhu-g
Gross earnings
a consol.
mortgage 10 take
othirs.
Mar! 'l,' 1632
yeaisand 7perceut thetealler.
Feb., 1685
of (''omn;'ce
OC 1,1889
N.Y,.S, W,HopktnB«-Co
Philadelphia. Office
do
do
do
do
'
Jnly
"
'
Ian'
do
1>93
'
1878
Road passed ^nder new mansgetpent
Koad sold hv receiver in
19(X) Leased 1 o Tol
1889.9() Int. not raid.
May
In
Mar. '^3, in conuectior. wllh Paclflc jjall
SS. Co. (See V. 14, p. 456.)
Keb..
,.
1872.
. f
r 17 years.
<v. 16. p. 155.>
Wab. A W
May,
H''3.
,
S'ov.30.1''73 -In abst'aet of the annual report lor the
year 18T3 Is given in CliRosiri n, v, 16. p.
Jan., 1880
•54. Net receipts on load- In Pean. and
April. 1875
ondon.
Philadelphia
1,
•
1
(v. 15.
p.;il.6!'3.)
New
1S75
1910
office,
Jersey were »li.2S7
387, 490
i
(v.
47I>.
14,
p.
y. 16, p. 392, 364. 389.)
do
Aus',10,1901 In
Oct,
1.
process of constrnctlon.
(v. 14, p. 633.)
1891
Bk. No. America Innc 1.1896 N'e' earnings 1S7I, «3S3,S(>I. Stock, com.
do
tl.061,700; pref.. r.'.OOO.OOn. (v. 14,n. 668.)
do
Inuc. 1906
V.Y.. Chlc.n.I. A Pac \ng.. l8Ji. Leased in perpetuity to C.,R. I. APac.
Phlla..
New Yo
N.
Y'.,
Imp.
New York
atfl35.i»»pei yr.
lulv I IS77
Trad. Bk. Inly 1.1894 Peoria to Jacksonv.. 83m. Stock. 11.339,700
k. Office.
A
'let. 1.19a)
.V.Y..
Completed. Jan. .18:3. (v. 16. p. 815.>
1901)
(v. 11. p. 62S.)
Anr. 1.1897 Leased 10 Phil. A Read
July. 1971 Annual rcpoi t la Cukunicle. t. IS, p. SS7
and London. Feh..
Fhila.,337S. 4th6t.
Lancaster. B.A Co Jan.,'79-'98
\Vii
j.'a'j.
J. A J.
J. A J.
5.018.700
2,400.000
1.000,000
1.531.0(«p
ijooo
389.)
Building,
Olllre;
5(0.i>
6.730.000
June
St. Louis.
.1
J.
A.AO.
''".A *
3.0011.000
It76
Jan., 1901
do
Newark.
A. A O.
A.AO.
J. A J.
J. A J.
50
3.!31.'<»
50 32.(;84.37^
90
1..551. 800
p. 805, vol. 10, p. 318.)
Aug., 1877
Bait., ^. Garrett A Sons, Ma'y,'ig73
Jan. 1, 1875
do
do
May I, 187S
do
do
Sept 1, 1880
do
do
J.
619,^00
1.331 J(XI
!« 1.50(1
1,000
Sept.,
Boston.
do
,
April, 1011
Philadelphia. Office.
A.AO.
A.AO.
A.AO.
,00'l,Oi)(l
1,0(10
(vol. 15,
J«n. 8, 1873 For year ending Dec. 31, 1371, gross earn
opeTallngexppi.ses
Feb.l, 1V96 l'p8were$l,(r,3,00S:
"^
Apr.1,1883 »S8:l.Slfl. Purchased. S,-pt.,';2, by AHeg
May 1, 1888 Valley 1!R. (v. l.Vi.. 4^1.)
Jan., 1, '73 Old Colony A Newport and Cape Cod conSept 1, 18-4 folldaled Apr I, I8r2. Net eainlngs ,f
Apr. 1, 1875 O. C. In lS:i-73, »63ll,249. (v. 16, p. lES.
do
F.AA.
boo
5.I«X1,000
Oct. 1,1882
Philadelphia. Office.
J. A J. New York anrl 1 ondon.
A J. N. Y.Krle Hallway Co.
F.AA. N. Y,. T.. W. A n III!
1.65!l,0(»l
1861
1864
1869
Gross receipts year endlnjt June 80, 1872.
»;(J»!.846. Operating cxpenBes.».'A59.ss7.
Interest. Ac. tlS'.T^. Fee CHroj|lcl.r,
Jan. I, lh98
Jan. 1,1898
do
London.
New York Office.
•I.
V
100
*c
'3','
Dec!
1873
Jan. 1,1'74
York. Office.
do
do
New ) ork.OIll, e.
Q-J.
.\pl. 1.1573
A AO. London, Brown, S. A Co AprlO. 1875
do
A.AO.
Oct,,0.I897
do
_____
5,6*c
10
so
:
J
50
50
!!!
1
.v
6(XI,000
I.I»H,0I10
B3
p. b3j.
July. 1900
.
100
18
8i
83
total
*
J.
1
175.,
1891
1,500,000
1.500,0
1,200.000
1.0(«1
»1,iCI,;h9.
do
do
J.'a J.
l.(l(Xl
90«
Perkiomen—Ul mortgage
fcr(«— stock,
1,0
142m. and leases
,'117ni.
Net earnings Ic 1^7^,
being flM.SCl lets than In -.\
PropOKltlou made f<,r lease to Penn. KK.
Sec annual report 111 CnitoNicLE, vol. 16
operated,
•Uily. 1885
April. 19(0
.Ian,. 1S77
•lulv. mxi
Der.l.lS7i N'eteamloRB In Baeal y'-ar 1871-72, tin.741
Annual report In CHKOMCI.a.v. 14, p 731.
Apr. 1.1874
Oper, bv Krie at :fi p. ei ot gro^n earn'ps.
1873
Net earnings. 1871, I5.M96. (v I4.p9'.3.
I. City. Hudson Co. Bk
1878
Inly,
1890
Land
47,11011.(100 acB.
(v, 16.p.3««)
N. v.. Joy Cooke A Co.
Boston ^.E. Trust Co Jan.lO, 1878 Leased. Feb.. 1868. to Host. ,11 A E., for icn
Jnly I, 1887 years at 1ft per rent, per annum, or cost
do
do
July 1,1874
of property, taxes, dc. (v. 16, p. !&(.)
do
do
uly 1,187*
do
do
Jan. 15, 187 Leased. Mar.. 1870.20 yr». to Vt. Cent, for
Boston. Office,
Int. on bdp,8 p.c, on prf. ^^tock, 6 on com
Apl.I. 1813
do
Jan., "78- '79
for 3 yre, 7 for next 8, A 8 for 14 yre.
do
do
A!Ab. X.Y..Bank
3
7 i?.
7(f.
340.00(1
1866
Company oa ub
3", '72
Irredeenia,
montlily
6
46
46
83
hi
Nov.
In 1867-68,
1>96
1
•pill.
6g.
2.5!).l.n«l
'
May
In ISliS-69 J46;!.113;
(V. 14, p. 5-3, 6.8.)
I
4,9TJ.ll(l(i
!
do
do
Baltimore A Phlladcl.
Amapolis.
Bait more.
* do
do
do
do
nnr'IbhnrR.
Boston, Office.
1
»590,726;
1388,340.
.,
3.989.33(1
ill)
1875
Jan. 1-73.
Jan. 1. 1885
Apr. 1.18 7
rhlls<cl|'hlaOfflce.
7
8
2.3*2.310
18,601,500
5,758,905
1.000
Opcralln-' expenses, 1203,790;
net revenue. »!0I,653. old Ist and Sn
mortga. yet outctnndlni;. tk',5.50V. Annual ror'ort In hionici.e. v. 14. p. 995.
Net earnings. IS 71. »'23.983: 18fa-7ll,
8
7
500.0(XI
1.00(1
ISllli
Sept.. 1699
Completed Portland toR,-8ehurg.
A.AO. N. Y„ Drexel. M.A Co.
M.AN. N. v.. Mercantile N. Bk. May, 1915 Dp.hv R. ^.A O., at p. r. dlv. on |irOO,COO
F.A A.
ttock ai d Int. on t3-.'5,(i00 IBt M. bontls.
do
do
Feb., 1891
do
F.A A. N.Y..Del.,L.A W.R.Pv. Aug.. 1873 Leased to Pel Lack. A U'est. lor Int. on
bonds and 8 per rent on stock.
1885
M.A N.
do
do
K.A A. N.y,,Imp. A-Tiad.N.B Feb.! '93 Ii' progress. Owensb.. Kv to Sprfef., Tenn
1S71, »94S.8<ll. ai'ainst»9t5.N. Y., At. APac. R, U. Apl. IS.'J.'f, .Vet lar' Ings
(3-J.
F.AA. N. \ Bk Commerce. Ang., 1888 389ln ISTU. Koad h-ssed July. 1672. to At.T.ft J.
antic A Pacific UK. at 5 p. c. a year till
Aug.. IS-'I
do
do
May 1. 1893 Ji'ly. 18"5 6 per ei nt two following
M.AW.
do
1.00(1
105
105
.
m!a'n.
50.00
1873
1S7I
IS71
;
;
1900
?^
793,400
301,000
2.400.000
500.000
1,076.000
2.7;9.ono
.W.37;,C37
last report f'liFoNifi.*, v. 16, p. 15',
ahowinfc KrosHrarDln^s. 12 ^V-.ta:: ope-atliitf expenses. $1,71^,3'^
net earult rs.
Itl.l31.i4l
surnloH above dt, Idenda aaU
iBlercsi, tl4,877. (v. l«, n. IW.)
6
1,000
tt liureau V'll. —Stock
mortgage guaranteed
Preferred atocK
7
1
4c
is'i
...!!!!!
Peoria
.f
350,(XW
546,000
0,000
350.00U
!!!'!
mortgage, guar'
mortkragc, guaranteed.. * " "*
l9t iiiortxaKe.
iRt uiortKaKe
50
55 >i
Income bonds
Preferred Btock
7
7,368.900
7.000.000
3.00O.00O
500.000
Too.ax)
go'.noo
1.000
1,000
T
New
A J.
M.A N.
M.A S.
l.fiSO.OOO
1.000
1.0(»
1865
I8«d
l.fliO
^ennfif/ivanla it y. 1'.— lat
tnilniMnhia
p.m.
10,51
I8;i
187!
Slate lien (Installments) bonds...
New morteag'^
Penn. <k De.'atcarc— in morigage !!!!""
,k
1,000 16,000
Km
f""
.45O.0(X)
new, eonpft reg
2d mort'^age
2d mortj^Hge, sterling
Pitts,
458.1 :(X)
1
6
7
mortgage
General M.. Ph. to
s.
580.0CO
sooi'c
d, s f
riniu8Hlar(Mlch >— lat mort., gold,
P n7in// 1 vania— Stock
3rl
1«5J
1810
3:i,(«XI
851.)
See
1871
If73
»a05,l53.
J.
1.500.(XX)
50
by Erie"
Riiar
A J.
J.
1.100.1100
5.820,n(XI
SOOftc
200
Piikin, /Jncol.i it Der.atur~lRt mort.,
J.
J.
8,555,01 X)
4,25'>,450
1.(00
1.000
1.000
101
isei
38)4
1
A
A.AO.
J* D.
J.
3
I.2i0.n(X)
157.500
2.M4.831I
;05.U0O
£300
1,000
1871
18T3
1871
1851
tfe
J.
J.
185->
1.000
!
'".'.'.,
A
A
A
m!a"n.
1,(100
186^
1863
1871
.......*.;;
l*ond8
.
A.'.
96(1,0110
lS(i2
!....".*.!!!!
Honda
Bonds
.1.
J.
J.
J
2,692,539
400,000
4.«.(X10
1%4
Peoria, Pekui
.I.AJ.
AD.
J.* J.
7
A. A O
7
J. A J.
A J,
5? J.
A.AO.
J. A J.
7
K. A A
7
A.AO.
7
,M .& N
S« J. A J.
5
M.A S.
6
A.AO.
6
M.AS.
K, * A.
J. A J.
J. A D.
5il
Uonds
lat
A l>.
A AO.
J.
M.AS.
4,OSO,(100
•"'k
(r. 16, u. 18, 21V
Jail.l. 1881
do
do
A.&O.
1(X)
100
mortgage
l'»t
Ist
f.
600,«X)
20.100.(10
100(1
1"'54
"
',
May.
Charleston,
J.A.J.
A. A O.
f.
7
4
6
1
100
mortgage. State loau,Binklngfund..
2d and 3d mor'gage bonds..;
4.b mortgage bonds
1st
.ao
1.000 1 no
100.000
18.000,000 7.Sng.f.
5
2.823.400
lOO&c
ex....
1.
1,
Feb. 1,1893
to
loan 'nr tW.ron..
1
M.AN.
M.AN.
«
6
6k.
eg.
102.1(Kl
WorcfM-r—^xock
May
ew
do
do
May. '896
lb. p. 50, riO. rm.)
M. Morgan'a Son* Anl 10. '18'Annnal report for flscsl yesr endlns Sept.
If7^ A 18781
do
1.18:3. nCiiioMCLE, y. 15, p.S2j! Ntt
do
do
July 1. 1*78 earnings. t4' 1.914.
do
187'f A IHHI
CO
do
Julyl I899I
do
do
Jan., IS"!) Net earnlnics, 1812, JSS .175. 'T. H. p. 51.)
Company's Shops N. C. .July, 1871 Lea cd Sept.. 1871 lo Richmond A
'
do
July.lR71
Danv.
I!
dv
at «3C«,C0^r<'''>m. Ket eani1873-78
lng> yearenilli,K June 30, 18^3, {138,: 11.
'•o
do
(V. 13 7.3.)
1867
do
do
Oroi's earulnes year endlnu March 1, 187,',
A. A O.
Q.-J.
561,000
3.068.40^
100
(to
do
do
do
I
two more Hacks maklnK
:
.*'.!.
.T
J A.I.
A. A U.
J. A J.
5.5
3,
Tt-e
tS.S
to lay
N. v.. 1S7HroadiraT.
In proKresB. W. Plains. N.Y. to BTdlelrf.Ct
July 1 1l«« «;>.(> Oi«» iHl.tnre Ire Fliindu'l A 0«. niurt
N. T.. Grand Con .Depot Jan. 2. 187) idisnl. of N. V A N. Haven A Flnrlf. A
do
Ort.. l'-7r,
X. II.. \<g., \r.t. An. r p.. v. 16, p. 803.
do
N. T. O.OpdykeA Co. Jnly I. hPliln pro;'ro»s. Otiarantee.Montclalr and N.
do
May 1, l>^9S J. VIdlanil. Capital to bu Incrcaaed. cv.
do
j.'a J.
l.ll»4,000
1.22.1/100
202.(502
2.24I.0(XI
l.OOii
1,1110
Ian.
10.
is
four tracks throughout,
3, IffTS
do
9 B
1.500.W0
lat
(t
«
10
7
3
seojico
141!
143
143
7
i.a,->8.;oo
817
1S15
18«^
1HS3
IS68
1868
18;0
109,028
3,30 ,600
&c
N.
m!an.
M.A S.
3,225,0(10
1,0110
5J.
143
(iw
.
M.A
mortgage
Paterwn
8
H.A8.
5r*c
yorthfr" 7^^c//fc— latMort., gold,
Funded
A
7
sn.ooo
898.«50
105,000
830,000
50
new
Northern, y. ^.— Stock
Bonds. lS7-i, not mortgage..
Northern ofy. Jerse//— stock
1st
A J.
M.AM.
J. A,).
J.
J.
49(I„V10
500
50
do
do
do
do
*"
N.
y.'*A.
lnterei*t certlftcates
it
M.* V.
M.* N.
S^
185;
do
do
do reg
Income couverilble bonds
l8t
7
133,1100
'67-.68
2d mortgage
'Northern C^ ntr a l-^tock.
l8t mortgage, State loan
2d mortgage, Pinking fund, coupon
8d niorrgiitio. Bin king fund, counoi.
8d mortgage. Y.&C. IIH (KUiir iiy Bait).
Consolidated mortgage, gold, coupon...
Jnly
(
331.200
/l;H;/.Y///!?rt;iia— Stock
yorwich
At.1
1,000
1,000
com
mort(;aKe
'Miattel
F.* A.
5.8.10,000
mortgage, new
\t.X
hmtt
".m A.
AN.
.1. « ,1.
4
•
o per cent preferred stock
Funded
N.y.. Or.UeDtral Depot, Jan.
were (cnvettlMe !
tlfli-atM
19,188
to
do
May 1,1875
N. T., Union Truat Co. April. 1»9I
.1.
um,s»!i
:86»
1870
MortKage bonds
MondP of 1S5T
North euftern (S. C)— stock, com
North
*
Ki:i,ii(i(>
Preferred stock
2d mortgage,
.1
a,a«,uou
KxtenBioii
iHt
,1.* J.
4
1,000
1,000
Improvement
C^)— Ist mortg
N. T.. Colon Ttli.t Co Dec
N.Y., Grand Cen. Kepot Jnne. 1885
3H.
4
OCOic
18m
imi
General mort. ($l,00<),000:iuthorlEed)....
Lisbon
7,500,000
ifilUfiOO
1873
1801
IKM
Y
yortfi Cfiroltnn— stock,
SO
,50
Northern— Xt-t mort,.
y,Y..Kinij.^l.itS»rn.~\9^\\\. «id ;$*,OCO.0W))
yew York. N. Hiirfit <( /fa7-{f'.—Htoc'A..
Ut niortKUKC <N. Y*N.Have3 ....
y,
it Ofiwego Mid.— \st M.,gld
2d mortjfftjre, conViTtlblc
'i{\ inortKaKe, non*('onvertlble
iV. r.,/Voy. (*/to«(.— (Stonlngton;—st'ck...
lot inortf^age
f,
ItEMARR'
SInrItt,
last Dlvl'd
<K
ISIS
&*:ikliitr fund
uV. r. ll')UH'.UoiUc d!
Principal,
when Due.
Whom
hy
J.AD.
J.* I'.
M.*N.
A.*0.
«
7
1,090
isn
Pref orred stock
l»l morttfaKe
ConAolldiiiud mort. of 1863A sliik.fd...
Con«oi. niort.,cou. or reg.(for$I2,U00/X»0)
yew
Payable
.
Coupon 'ionds 1871 (not inortgaRe)
N«w mortgage \ ^^^USS^:::.:::::y«w York (ft /fnr/«m— Com. stock
it
Amoant i-_ INTEW58T OR mVIDKKDS.
Rite
OutWhen
Where Payable aod
•UndlnR. ^per t
do
8d mortsagt!
Immediate uoUce of mny error dlvcovered In our Tables.
urn
I
1S54
mortxaKe, sink.
ynea
glYlns
A ^«d.— (ConHnucd)
Xew York
Sft
Avor by
J.'a'j.
6
7
A.AO.
A.AO.
J.
J.
A
A
J.
J.
Q.-M.
5
5
6
6
5
s
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
A
A
A
A
A
A
M. A
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
8.
Phlladelphiii, Office,
do
do
Jan., 1879
Jan., 191x1
Oct., 1891
Phlladclpbla.PcnnaRR. July! 18:2
Jr>
do
Oct. 1, 1877
Phlla.. Pa. Life
do
Phlla.
A
A
T. Co. \trh 31,1881
do
London.
Phlla.. Treas. of Co.
Philadelphia. Office.
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
do
FhlladelpUla, 0(ncc
lulv 1,1888
July.
19.>0
Mar
1873
.
Ian. 24,
Ian. -34,
1.-86
188«
1880
'7S
'73
Leased, Feb.,18B2. for 999y's lo I'enn. RR.
Gross earnings. 1K2 ^).980.7V.> net earnings. $692,736. The Penn. RR. pays Int.,
» p.. and Jan. 1. 1S.3, was eredtlor of P.
;
A
E. by »573,566.
V. US. p. 8.'5.
A
Report In CnBOHicLi
Read., at 12 p.c. on st'ck
The net earnings of main andliri.neh lines
in 1873, were H. 061. (96. nkalnsi »5,,TC6,9iQ
A
large
purchase or coai landa
1871.
In
was made 111 1871. and tlie P. A R. Co.
guarantees the morte.bond^ of the Coal
A I. Co. tor ju.isi.otx). Newlosn Issued
lo Jiui,, 1878, GOOTerdtile Into eto;k from
Leased to Phil.
THE CHRONICLE.
428
rMarch 29, 1878.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Subscribers vrlll confer a sreat fiiTor by ciTlni: aa Immediate notice of any error dlscOTered In onr Tables.
SOJLtUi, ^
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
DESCKIPTION.
Principal,
Miles
oH Amount
wiien Due.
RBUABES
liate
of
gV
outWhen
Wbere Payable and
Stocks,
per J Payable.
tandliic,
For explanation of »U reference*, see Road
by Whom.
la's
last Dlvl'd.
Cent.
foot noteH uu lal pass of RR Tablet.
I
I
I
PliUadeiphia <t ^«ad(n0— (Coutiaaed)
Loan mo*-tKasc, sterilag
Loan
US6
<••-
coup, orreg...
C'ouBOl. mort. dollar loan,
dollar loan itold
do
do
dollar
Kew debenture loan (convert. 1876-92
Coal A 1. Co.,Kuaranted mortgage
rfiUtuUlpMa tft TYen (o"—Stock
FMla., Wlhn. A fla«.— StocH
igc mortgage, convertible
Plain bonds loan
do
do
do
do
Preferred stock
1st mort,. coiisolfaated (for »10,0.)0,000)
iBtinortKaKe. Strubi'nv. A Ind. reorg...
!oI. A N^iWiirk niv. bonds
fWAburg KtConnelhn.—X^ mortgaife
9d moi'tgaKC, Balto. loan
1st mortgage. Turtle Cr. Div
~'
guaranteed
>««*., Ftl,V.Lt Chic. Steele.
for fi.OOO.OOO)
Bpscla! mpr. Btock. guar.(fo;
„
li^t irartgage (aeries A>
.
"
2^
mortgage (series B)
IstmortgAiie (series C).
lat
'*
mortgage (series D).
mortgage (series E)
mortgage (series F)
>d mortgage (series G)
Sd mortgage (series H)
td mortgage (series I).
Id mortgage (series K)
3d mortgage (series L)
3d mortgage (series M)
193
117
33
149
149
10
46H
468
468
468
463
) S 2
4fi8
468
468
463
Sd mortgage.
Bridge (O. & P. RR.) mortgage.
5il
lS6j
1861
1864
1868
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,1X10
lOO&c
100
100
C. construe, bonus..
P\ymmiih,Knnk.<^ I'm
J*ort
Huron
ft
/;.
500&C
50;
—Isr M.(i|3,600,(>Xlj.
Jf/cA.— ist mort
^rtland
gl-:
m. gold
Oxford C'entral—ist mortgage
OgdfnHf).
tt
17. /)/('.)— 1st
(
5«&c
50 '&c
182
5
1862
1882
1862
1862
500&C
5«JtC
18li3
5004c
18ii2
5'
1862
1856
1857
5*1*0
.
.
.ft RocfifHer— 1st M„8.f. (Portl. loan)
mortgage, equal lien
3d mort. (cortiand loan) b. f
J*^rtland, Stvo <E Portsmouth.— stock ...
ist m irtgage.conv.. gld
J'ort Royal (.V.
Ist mortiTrtg'^, conv., guar, by Oa. R.H...
Portsmouth, Gt. FUlladt Corttc— stock
116
27
52M
let
523<
O—
Mortgage
A
Providence
O&c
Ac
511
.iOO&c
5
&c
0&C
1,000
1,000
Worcester— Stoz)^
Mortgagebonds
Bond^ t pay for Stoughton Branch....
Heading <fc Coiumt)ia—\%t M., coupon
3d Mortgage, coupon
Mensnein-'r dc Siratoua—%toc^
1871
1869
1870
1871
1871
1863
167 S
90
62
JPortl.
Ist
'&c
mortgage...
Portland tfe Og(ten^biirg—\s,\. M.,E. D,
»ew mortgage (for f3,300,000.i
r*)}'t. it
*c
50
Efiulpment bonds
Pitlfth., I'd. (C CTm;76.'?(o?i— 1st
000
1
1871
186!
1882
1862
18S3
18S2
463
,
'67-'
1?
I'O
III)
V,66o
1,000
Ist
mortgage! consol (for $2,OJO,000
Mchmjnd
ih
DanvilleStocK.
Fund loan
»
181
181
142
1881
looiic
1.030
100
1,000
100
do
3d raorr^age, gold
Mo)— Stock
stork
ponri.)
210
210
2'0
532
5SJ
354
'2i6
Consol. mortgage, gold, s. f
flt. Louis it St. ./o*«nA— Ist mortgage, gold.
St.L.,Vand.d r.iT.— 1st M..S.F.guar
35S
72
168
153
2dm. 8. f., guar.,
Innome bonds.
($1,(00,000 con.
not guar.)
100
1st raort.. Sav. & Char.
R., $300,0C
8an„ Orlfjin cfc N. Al'l.—\'^t mort
Savannah tt Mf.mphiH -1st M., end by State
Sch u>/inu r!j.;;cv— Stock
:
A Roinoke-stod
2(1
mortgiiKe. Ala.
Shamokin
ralltij
1st iQortKSk'e
5.51)0.010
2.300.000
2,488,000
1,100,000
l.IOO.OOO
1.400.000
1.400,000
1.700,000
10,000,000
4.000.000
i'oiio
..t
3
6
5
100
m
1.900,000
2.600,000
1,000,000
120,000
700.000
.'200,000
2,020,000
780.300
3,000.000
6.000,000
1,6 0,000
16,0011
35«
40
23
D.
J.'&'j.
J.&J.
M.&N.
6g.
f
J.
8
f.
51.
"sk«
7
8
8
8g.f
8g.f
do
do
do
Gross earnings year ending Sfpt.SO. 1872.
J!351.919; expenses. 205,109; net eainiiiga
»116,0'.0.
Report, v. 16, p. 8;!.
iesi
June. 1375
y.
ai*
ending Sept.
May
'l'.'
191
Road to be
In progress.
oltl
under foreclosure.
do
do
do
1S80
Dec. 1874
Dec. 1, 1891
Si'Pt
1,
(vol. 16 p.219.)
Leased, Jan.,
F.
X.
A.
F.& A
do
do
do
N. Y.. London
do
do
do
do
& Frank
do
Feb'.'4'.'l873
May
1,1880
Sept 1, 1880
Nov. 1,1902
Aug., 1899
May 154900
1S71. to
Vt Cent, at full Int.
on pref. stock. i)nd equip, bonds; a"d
froml^iin 1873 to 7 per cent alter IS79
on common stock, (v. 15. p. 598. v. 16, p.
219.)
w.
div. in p ogres?. r..gr »1 .600,000 arres.
(V. 13. p. 289. 290. '.11. p. 657.)
oui>. leased
line. T. H. lo E. St.
June. 1867. for 90 years. to Ind.&Sl.L.
Main
'2i«
7
Mar.
J.&J.
A.& O.
F.& A.
M.&N.
M.&N.
7
7
7
7.
30, 1872,
|;60,31-);nel, tl5,9Jo.
1880 to 188()
Boston, Treasurer,
M.&N.
M.& S.
M.&N.
N.Y'., office 13 Wall St.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New York office.
F.'&A. N.T.. office 122 BroaJ'ay
7«- M.&N. New York or Loudon.
3
7
J.&J.
-iS,
'TZ
t
at 31) per centof gioj.8
«2.0lX).000 (but in no year
1S94
1894
1894
1894
1891
»450.000;; 25 p.c.
earnings unto
lo he less than
on next ?1.0OO.0lfl.and2O
p. c. on all excess. Pre!'. ^tocl< increased
(v. 14, p. 2»2. 3-7.)
21 pr. c. Mar.. lS7a.
Feh. 15. '73 Cost, $15,9 17,666. Net earninga, 1871, »667,
road. (v.l3,p.667.)
iVug. 1,1892
319. Controls Cairo
&F.
fold Aug. 25. l'^71 and thla
N. Y..M. K Jesun&Co NOT.13,1872 Co. took possession Feb. 7, '72. Gross
N.Y.,Natl Bk of Com'rce July 1,1
earn'ga to Teh.';.?. St2.7»,820, net»748,;39.
N.Y.,Nat. Bk of Com'rcc
Leased to Pae. of Mn. at »75,00O per year.
N. Y.,G.Opdyke&Co. Nov.',' 1894 tl,ai0.000 of the tlrst bds, are a mortgage
—
The No. Mo. was
I't,
.
New York.
& O. F.ailroad.
J.'& J.
J.'&'j.
Bait.. B.
Charleston,
'0
6
m'.&'s.
111,800
7
7
M. &
I.&
406.50',1
I
ig.
152,000
16,000p.in,
576.050
1,151.400
210.000
i',6fo 16.000 p.ra
1,000 16,000 p.m.
838.500
J.
f.
2X
&
J.
M.& N.
J. &J.
A.& O.
&
A.&O.
M.& g.
"i'
J
8
8
7
.1
.
7
7
J.
I
A.&O.
A.&O.
694.030
795,000
350,000
1,000.000
200,0I»
f.
7
7
as
4
8.
stock to take up prf. sto^k. (v. 15. p. 2t'.)
Leased to Cent. O., at $174,3.50 besides expenses and taxes. Guarant'd by Balt.& o.
Formerly Cliar. & Sav. Road opened for
through traffic, March. 1870. Cost of
road and equipments, f 2,040,u 5.
.
D.
J.&J. 'N.H.,E.8.8eranton4Co
M.4
Jan., 1909
tst- Nat. Bk. Mch"l','ia77
N. Y.; H.H.KImpton -ept. 1,1889
do
do
.Ian. 1,1839
Macon, by M. & W. RR. Jan. 1, 1891 In progress. State endorsement declined.
N. Y., Lancaster, B.&Co May 1, 1890 In progress. To b- ;^2Cniiles.
Philadelphia, oQlce
Jau.,1873 Leased to Phil. & ReaiU .l'. (v. 14. p. 6i8.)
Net earnings year ending Marcn 1,1871,
N. T.. Imp. & Trad. Bk
issi)
tl59,509;.int.,tl4,70l); div., 4 per cent.
N.Y.. Koddey.Bell&Co. fan.,l,lP9(i In progress, Relma to Pollard. Ala., 100m.
N. Y.,H. (Jlen«& Co. Sept. 1,1889 I'l projrress, Seltnato Meiiijthls.
New York, ottico.
Jan. 1,1872 Late Ala. &. leiin. Riv. Completed in 1870
do
do
Jan. 1, 1861
Receiver appointed Feb., i873 (v. 16, p.
do
do
Apr.l, l'^87
187.)
Philadelphia, office.
Aug., 1872 Leased, Feb., 1863. to North Cent, at 7 p. c.
do
do
Aug. 1,1872 on bonds and 6on stock, (v. 14, p. 6'38.)
T.,Bank
of
N.
N.
A. June 1,1884 Net earnings 1871, $23,624. Cost. $2,000,000.
N. Y., Farm. L &T.Co. Oct., 18%
N. T., N. Bk Commerce Apr. 1, 188« Net revenue, 1871, $31,112. Int. ptid,|36.«06.
S.
.1
3
1,000
ICMc
New York.
New York.
F.'& A.
869,450
1865
1858
1875
1815
;
7lHl.0a)
'.'
I, 1891
Gross earnings
J.
50
.
Sep.
r.& A. New York aiidlondon Aug.. 1918 int. In (tefault. (v.l5, p.'.'51, 691 V.IS. p.M.)
J.&J. N.y., Mercatlle N. Bank Feb. ll), 1873 Report shows net earn'gs, 1S71-72, $2-'2 406.
SOO&c
.
T. 16, p. 348.)
Mechanle'8 Falls to Canton, Me., 2ain.
July 'l,' 1887 York & Cumberland sold out In 1865. Net
Oct. 1. 1887
earnings year ending Aug.31,'T2,»38,l-7.-'.
Rlclimond. Office.
do
M.& S.
& D.
J.&D.
7
7
7
i.oo;)
ioo
Bk
do
do
London.
Richmond, Office.
do
do
A.&O.
A.&O.
M.&N.
8
1,000
S'JO&C
do
do
&D.
J.&J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
r.& A.
F & A.
•
;
Total iss'ie to be 12,500.000.
New York,
July'l'.'l90l Will be completed in *;3& I'sed toPcnn.Co
N.Y., Drake Bros.
M»yl,1899 Po; t H. loOwOBSO, Mich.,90ra.
Boston, Ist Nat Bank. Jan., 1900 (1st mortgage is to be retired frcm prodo
Nov., 1901
ceeds of new mort. Stock paid, $I,010,0C'C
N. Y. & Boston.
May, 1891
J.'&'j.
8
7
1852
1861
1871
13l»
v, 15, p. 805
;
U.T., Winslow.L.&Co. Jan. 1.1887
do
do
«ch 1,187J
Var,
Var.
6
7
8
'211.000
A /^P«»o.— Stock
(v. 14, p. 458
1876
N.T., Union Natl Bank Mch "i,' 18^*2 Controlled by P.& Readlns. Floating debt
Colum'ila, Ist Nat. B'nk June. 1884
Net earnings, lt71, »1>1.1S0.
$1,033,743.
N.Y., N.Bk of State N. Y Jan. 1,1873 Leaed lo Del. & Hud Canal at 8 p. f. on
N.Y.,Uel. &H. Canal Co. Nov., 19.il
stock and int. on bonds, (v. 16,. p S5i.)
Leases tlie North Carolina Railroad and
Richmond, Office.
i886
the Piedmont Railroad. Net earnings
do
Jan. 1, 1875 year ending Sept. 30, 18;2, l363.'-45.
Lancaster.
B
&
N.T.,
Co 1875 ft ^90
&
S.O ".()«)
Bhthoudan A Fond ilu Lac-Ut Mortgaire..
1«« mortgage eitenslon
^enangoA AllegHany—lst ~""»'^»Mortcage
fnpaua Valley iConn)
S%ore Line iOonn.)—staci'..'.'.','
HI mortgage, •onttractlon bondi
May.
Providence, Office.
Jan'.iiU87:< Net earnings, 1S71-72, »2)9,926. Dividends
Providence, R. I., N. Bk July 1.1880 in 10 ycarr, 87 per cent. (v. 15, p. S36.)
R.R
Teiin.
.March 1912
Maich,1912
March.lOli
Philadelphia
99:.100
"05
50
100
1870
1869
March.1912
M.&S.
J.&J.
M.& N
D.m.
910.300
2.807.001
500
Varch.igi-i
M.&N.
do
F.& A.
do
Aug., 1902
p. 180.)
on 60 miles only (vol.
P- M.& N. N. Y.. Jameson, S. & C. Nov. 1.1893 N'ov.,
(v. I5. p. 657.)
^.T2, l.it. in default,
7
J.&J.
N. Y .,3d Nat. Bank.
Jan. 1.189- Leased to T. H. & Indlanap. at SOp. c. of gr
7
do
do
M.&N.
May 1, 1891 earnings. S'ock.»2,37;,3i9. Bds. guar, by
Office of Treasurer.
7
Mch 1.
L.
C.&
l.C,andP.C.&St.
Moll 1.1901
T.H.&I..byC.
8f. M & B.
N. Y., Manhattan Co.
This road aitd its land grants were renortJ.&J. N. Y..Drcxel, M. & Co.
7
ed to have been purchased by the
7
J.&D.
do
do
Northern I'aciflc. Of the whole line 340
J.&D.
do
do
7
miles were completed June, 1872. ExIE. J.& D. New York or London.
tension of 314 miles in progress. Bee
tg M.* N.
London.
statement vol. 16, p. 84, 348.
M.&N.
do
7g
Land gr. 830,402 acres An 8 per cent land
1,000
1869
1871
1870
1871, to
In
6g.
116
104
101
'ioi
New stock
March, 1912
7
"so
50
500
do
do
turn arc leased aiiain hy tenn. KB.
of (i2,000 0(«' authorized Nov..
be Issued to Penn. RR. for improvements, &c., under article 16 of
lease; guariinty on old stock not affected. Seeannual report in CnE()N70i.is
.Mch 1. 191S
Miirch.1912
1.020,000
116
lOO&c
Is
3,*2!»,000
1
150
leases several roads and
6,000,(X«)
1,IX«),000
207
company
by the Pcnn. Coinp'y.
which holds a majority of the capital
slock. Net earning.'. 1S71,»942.894. Report to State of Ohio, Chbonic LK, V. 15,
J.'&'j.
J. & J.
I'J.O'JO.OOO
21.I0OP.
1,000
1,000
1,000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
no
do
Boston, Columbian
,1.
for$.'i,000,000
if:
Oeneral mortgaite
'.I
1865
IsL tnortffAgc
* '?«7/'-lst M.,EU»r.byAla.
Stlma, Marion (ft J/€m.— l^t M., end. by Ala
Stlma, Rome (t. Dalton—UlmoTt
Itlma
500.1'.
1,000,000
1,500.000
IJ.O'lO.OOJ
'Hi
Savannah dc C 'tar /«.s«ort— Stock
Bonds of tbt^ CA S. R.R., guar by S. Car
Funded int. btls, S.AC. RR. guar. Iiy S.Car
Oct. 1,1892
Boston, Office.
J.&J.
Jan. 1, 1873 Lea'Cd to East. RR., 99 yr(!, 10 p. c. ontt'k.
M.&N. New York;and London, Not. 1.1889 Operated and controlled by Ga. KR.
do
do
M.& N.
Nov. 1. 18S9 (V. 14.p386; T. 16. p. 318.)
J.&J. Boston, East. RR. Co. Jan.15, i8' Operated by East. RR.
J.
100
100
1,000
8 p. c. stock...
1st mortgage
Manditiiki/, M. <ft JVewar*— Stock
1st raortgairf^. new
Seaboard
6g.
6g.
bg.
3.50.000
•.,001)
sterling
l8t mort., "West Imc. 1. gr. (for|3.000,00G.)
3d mort., Wos.lliie,l. gr. (for$6.000.0iX))..
Sioux City —Vtcf.,
M.&N.
J.& J.
M.iN.
6.000,000
1,921,000
4,000,000
600.000
l.lflO
mortgage, St. P.to Watab.SOm..
ad M. on 30m. & luon l.gr. of 307,200 acres
General M. (field to retiri above bonds)
db
1,000,000
770,000
200,000
2,000,000
500,000
1.000.000
650.000
H!2
1872
1868
1867
Api-ll, 1876
April, 1887
RR. Office. Aug. 1,1900
N.Y..by N.J.RR.
May, 1881
Var.
1S67
iBt
M. P.
7
2,998,900
799 300
293,000
879,500
2,477,800
4,163,S0O
50O.0
Tlic.— First Div.— I8t M., 10m
do
7
100
jv/*— Ist M., gld
M.. gld, conv,8.f
at.P-'i'Uif:
J.'&J.
7
lOO&c
500&C
100
100
mortgage (series A) sink, fund
mortgage (series B) sink, fund
3d mortg ge (scries C)
3d mortgage (series D)
3d mortgage, Income
St. Louis (ft Iroti Mountain— Stock
Ist mortgage
S
•[«
7
7
1855
1853
1861
lOO&c
1871
lOO&c
1872 lOO&c
1869 aOO&c
IflO lOO&c
C—
S'.\
sr.
J.&D.
J.& J.
F.A A.
M.&8.
A.tO.
M.& N.
J.&D.
A.&O.
M.& N.
J.& J.
M.&S.
7
7
Ist
Ist
I
A.ftO.
M.& N.
7g.
Loitis,AlUm (t Terre .Saw^e— Stock
Preterred stock
Ist moria'^c, (No.
M.&B.
300,000
9t.
Pp^ferre
ri:
F.* A.
9,I10(1.(X«1
50-'&c
lOJ
100
L'sed with United Co.'s o' N.J.(T.16.i).24fl
Net earnings, year ending Sept. 30. I67J,
tl,l<>3,6:4.
See report ii v. 16, p. 317.
Jan..l8;iO
Phila., Pa. RR. Ollicc.
v. 15, p. 322, f05.)
(V.14, p. 5'J3
p. 8('5.
Bait. n. & O. Rallrcart. .luly. 18:8 Gross earnings in 1871-T2, il.''7S,6i», (T.
Baltlm., Men h. Nat. lik Jan. 1.190';
14, p. 322, 459, 764.
Pittsburg, 1st Nat. B 'nit ,\ UK. 1.1889
N. y., Wnslow, L. & Co Apr. 2, 1873 Leased, July, 1869, for 999 years, to Penn.
do
do
Apl. S, 1873
1;R., at a rental equivalent to inlcrest,
do
do
Mchl. 1912 sinking fund of debt, and 7 per cent on
do
do
i*tock. The lessee^ to keep the road In
.Mch 1, 1912
('0
do
Mch 1,1912 repair and also pay taxes, expenses,
do
do
Mch 1, 1912 el '. P., F.W. & C. lease, the Ne * casllo
do
do
Mch 1.1912 & B. V. and the Lawrence roads; which
A.*().
SfiO.OOD
at. Joseph db Denver
l8tmort.gld,E.dIv.
iBt mortgago. We-^t. div., land grant
8t. L'nii<, L-rvren.v ,t />>
St. L.<b
latlie'i^tern-U'
J. ft J.
1.000
18;0
No.
7
7
7
1
7
7
7
1868
160
500
See annual
16, p. 83. '218;
v. 16, p. 14.)
;
:
J.
F.ft A.
1,000
com
.V.clate
J.&
5
i6'!2
Preferred stock
Equipm?'it mortgage bonds
tfe
6
6
7g.
7g.
,
.
St. t.. fCaa-iu-^ C.
J.A.T.
2,000.000
500,000
67,778
124.4S9
17S,428
295,500
847,100
130.500
175.000
1851
1810
10. 73
8. 1873
July, 1884
Phlla., Pa.
* J.
J.
157.801'
eft Petersburg— %\.0Q.'^
Sd mortgage, coni)on and reg
Sd mortgage, coupon
jMchm. (t Vork Siwer— Various inort.bds
Mdge field Pxrk (N. J.)— Ist raorigage....
Sack/^rd, li. T. it St. Loulf—X^l mort.. gold
Rome.hnt.tiOfde'i^i.—^iocM
Ist Sinking' I''iuid mort., Wat. & R
Bond^, giiaran., Poti. A Watertown
General mortgage. Sinking Fund
do
monthlT
7
7
1.000,1)00
1,000
jpfcAm.
general mort
F.& A
«
1,500,000
d>
do
7
3,0110.000
100
'"i(IO
V.;i5, p. 20, 251, 8»1
1892
Apl.
Jan.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
see also
itself cdiitrolk'd
1,000
1,000
100
186?
1864
July:.lS7eto Jan. 1. 1392.
report in Chtzoniclk. v.
June. 1311
June, 1911
Jan. 1,1893
do
Philadelphia Office.
IPblla., & Boston,
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
500&C
ises
!863
do
do
do
do
do
var.
,T.&
1871
Philadelphia &
Pblladolphla Office,
Q-J
J.&J.
Pollar loan
New
J.diJ.
700,000
350,000
450.100
&c
Bonds, guaranteed by State
Gonsol. mortgage. C|). or re '
Piedmoutb ancli. Ist mortgage
JHch., FredriekHb, cfe Poc— Bonda, ater
J?«(//i?iff— Stoct,
h.
2.TO.00O
500&C
50
1(193
do
1893
do
June. 1911
London. June. 1911
This
775.000
4.0OO.0OO
5.a'0.ooo
400,000
19.714,285
1,400,000
875,000
875.000
875.000
875.000
875.000
875.000
860.000
860.000
860,000
860,000
860,000
860,000
2.00O.00O
153,000
100,000
1,000,000
700,000
20.000n.ni.
1.800.000
800,000
State Slaking
Coupon bonds of
I
J.*D.
J.&ll.
3.& J.
2,924,350
3,000,003
6.212.000
2,300,000
1870
187i-77
oo
do
2,50^,11
)
50
J.&.i.
6
500,000
3,.'i00,000
44
36
4J
44
"so
5«-
London.
PhllailelpUia, Office.
J.
A J.
A.&O.
J.4D.
«
400,000
18V.!
1839
48
J.
1,000.0001
1,000
1,000
I8;:i
468
4S8
--.o
.
&
iOO
50
500
1,000
50
50
4'kS
j
11.131,000
1,259,100
11,485,750
3)0,500
l.OlB
300
4'8
lit
Ist
1st
w.
!0,.'HX).000
(fi.OOO.OiX)
. .
J.&
6
1
7
I'-
376,000
1858
1866
I8S7
1872
do Bppcial to Fa. ItR
do
1
621,1100
1873
18?j
...
rmsh.,Gin.(!tfit.LmiU-%tQC.\s. ($7,000,000)..
p., F.
1S71
1871
1871
1971
tf"M. dollar or sterling
rto
177,600
l.t!S,500
2,700,000
11,110.000
7,000.000
1868
18«8
(IcbeiU'iro
l^oan mort;;age
I
do
do
Jan!, 1873 Leased to N. T. & N. Haven »t $100,000 per
8ept.l,18So year, (v, 14, p. 621.)
March
THE CHRONICLE.
29, 1873.]
429
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
tmmedlnte notice
Snbacrtbers will confer » great fttyor by glrlag
PESGRIPTION.
For explADktlon
Mllei
of
reference!. ic«
foot notes ou lut pa^o of KK. TaMei.
of
nil
Road
Amount
«-3
5"::
an
Ont-
City it PucHic—\^\. iQort
mortt^Kire (>rnT«rament pnbtidy)
at. taut~\%\ mort., ffoid,l. gr.
',«t inortff ipe. currency for |3,lW.i.'(KJ
S'tm^-rtft -1st mortgage, gold
S'juth C(»(v;/im— Stock
Ist mortKage, sterllUK loan
do
dollar huntiA. L.
*dl
moHxCitv
OoiiieMtir
South
ins
186d
117^
i'
"ioo
V«r
1.401.9(10
?*
ijm
7
'iKls66
7
313,500
K»
1.<I0,S00
71,000
79.J70
1,500,000
4,:0U.00Q
9,390.000
i.oai,ooo
•
7
6
7
900
Ut mortKftK*". endorsiui liy Ala
South SUf ih. I.) -ut niortgnire
Iflt M.. extension (conv. rt.from lj;sto*77
Southern Ci'ntrnl (y.y.)—Ut Morteai:e...
adru.KoUl [t4Ki.niXicnd.by LeliiKh V.U.H.)
isTO
1,000
1972
i'ooo
1872
1X10,0(10
.gold.
U70
1.50O,0CO
South,
loivii Jt f'eiliir titipldit—l bi
Southern J//un«ora— lst.mortifii>:
M
1,50(1,
18fi9
1888
isis
i
3d aiortfcra^e
Souther?t I'eiin/f!/lrania—lBt M gld
ill mortgiLg^i Kutd
S9uthicentern,{ '/«,)— Stock, com.
i'ooo
1,000
Company bonds, couv, in>o ^tock at par
MuBt'ogfc KU b 'ndB, conv. at 87H
UprinQt, <t lUn. S. A.— Ist ajort.,gold
Vd mortcaKe, Kold
SterU'ig Miyitntain (JV. )'.)— let mort
Sullivan it Erie^Xt^x, mortgage, conv., a. f.
Summit Hrnnch {l\i. )~^%oz^
,
utmortgiige
Sunbury
iBt
if-
,
Leirihtnn—lni
mort
Va lei/—l»i M. gold...
Taunton Brancfi~-&iock
,
7err€ Hiiuteit Indianapolis- atocic
Ur mortga»fe.
Tot.tl'foria (ft Warsaw— itock
Ut prefferred
3d Preferred
mortgage (W. Div.)
mortgage (K. DIt.)
ad mortgage ("W-Uiv.) conr^rtlble
U
m\
227
10
Ut mortgage ((It. Wt'n or'59,)
Ut mortgage (Ouln. & Tol.)
Ut mortgane (ill. & S. Iowa)
Jd morlyage (T0I.& Wab.)
2d mortgajic (Wab. ft Wt'n.)
mortgage (Gt. Wt'n of '59.)
180
31
41
75
167
W
Kqulpnicnt bonds (T.&W.)
mortgage, ('o"v
Kew mortgage, gold (f>,0OI),0OO)
Ut mortgage. (Decatur ft K. St. Louis).
ilannibalft Naples— U; mortgage
do
do
2d
do
Lafayette.Bloom'ton&Miss— UtM
CotiBOl.
BO
1866
18M
1870
1S71
.
& Cent.
Mo.. 1st inirtgage..
do
do
"Jd moitgage..
lAfajette. Muncieft Bloom't., Ut
Boston— ut mortgage
3d mortgage
3X01/ tk
8d mo rtgage
ConTertlble bonds.
Trov Union— \»t mort., guar. Troy City....
mortgage
Wnion Midrtr -stock
1st mortgage, goUl.on road and equip't...
id mortgage (government subBttiy)
Land Grant boiids on 12.0)0.000 acres
Income bonds for $10,00 ».n<>0
491
i8fi7
18T^
18n9
LS68
1870
1871
1870
Omaha bridge
hou'ls, Bteriing, €500,000.
Pacific, Central
.
WrancA— iBt M..gold
3d mortgage (government subsidy)
tJyxion it "niMtPii/^^—lBt
UUca
db
Stack
mortgage
i,'T'(i(),'6(i6
iSOO
3,5110,000
IMS
1.000
'66-7-8
.1,000
1,600,000
1,600,000
900.000
100
1.754,3M
IMS
.July 1868
Hortga'>e bonds, ad Issue
Utica, Chenango tfe Sus. F.—stock
Ttirmont it Canada stock..
Bonds, guar, by Vt. Ct-ntral,.
Hl-sisquol RK. bOT'dt
fernvont Central— Btoc\z
Ut mortgage, consol
ad mortgage. co.iBol
1871
—
Kquinment
18M
,
1S««
'oanB
Stiindstead, S. ft Chambly bonds
Newbon-ta (to pay floating debt)
Ytrmont <t AIa.is.~nXock
1867
18T1
Ut mortga;;e. (sink'gfuad |7,000per yr.)
Convertible bODds
do
ises
1.000
100
tOOftc
900
do
Ormoni
Va/let/—^^ mortgage
18M
Kc*»ft. (* Merid—Ut Bcrles (red endoned)
2d series (blue en torsfd)
(black emlortied)
3d do
(not t-ndorsed)
4th do
Special loan. funding mortgage
J. )-Ut mortgnge
Walkill Vaile}/ (ivr.)--l8t mortgage
Wettchester tfc Philn.— 1st mort., new
Western (^fa.)-lBt mo'-t. (Mont.
W.P.).
yinetand.
( .V.
&
Western KK., bds. befor consolidation
"M M., on consol. road, guar, by Cent. Ga
Western Maryland — ut M.. end. Bait. City
'
'a
Its
1966
13S6
1866
1S66
1871
1870
1871
1871
900«:c
1.000
1,000
i6ofti
lOOAc
1,000
SOO&i
lODAc
.
1870
Ut mortgage, unendorsed
2d mortgage, endors.bv Baltimore
Id mortgage, enili^rsed by Wash, (^ouoty.
ad preferred mortgage, unendorsed
New mortgage, guar, by Baltimore
do
do
Western N. CaroWna— 1st mort. (E. DIt.)...
Western Pennsylnania—Ui mort
Ut Mortgage, Pittsburg Brancb
West Jersey -stock
Loan of tS83, guar, by Cam. ft Amboy
iBt mortgage loan
ISb mortgage, consolidation
WeMt Witc-Ut M., gld. s.f.. i. gr.. conr...
Ut mort.. eold extension coup, or reg..
WhUehatl
<fc
Plattsburg—\s\. mortgage
Wilmington, Col.
Wit.,
tt
^'*£;.— Istmongaga
Chart. ARatherf*d— \%t
Wiimington
tt
moTi^^9
-tm»fiJQl9,9.)
X
1861 500*c
1866 300AC
1889 Isoo&c
1371 .W&c
I87J
1,000
1968
1867
1368
IITO
,
*.."
Sinking Fund bonds, gold....'.."
WUm. <t Wf4t. (Del.)— Ut mor'gagc
Vi»c«n«in CVnfnii— Ut .M.. gold, L. grant..
Worcester (t Ifash u<x~4t00k
-
500&C
lOOAc
•.870
Head.—lut mort
3d raort.. coup, or reg
Wilmington d tr«Won— atock
Sierling boada
1?70
1868
i8«e
F.ft A.
J. 4c V.
1,350.000
733,600
1,456,300
*48,'M0
»l,40.l
710,000
400,000
A.
M.AN.
F.* A.
M.A N.
M.* N.
M.AN.
Completed
Bepl., 1872, operated
Oa.sio k.
1886
1873-76
Tork,
do
do
do
do
by L. ft N.
(V. 14, p. 74.)
Feb., 1900 Traffic enarantee of SS per cent from 01.
Col.. C. ft I. I.-allroad.
Feb.. 1900
Cost of road and eqnlpmen*. $503,466.
1874
Co.'a office. Feb',
do
do
do
do
Wasaw. 117m. Co-t of road about
The 2d mortgage W. DIt.
bond- are convertible Into 1st preferred
May
T.,4a(id,'p'.
do
do
do
do
N.T..Kldd, Pierce ft Co
do
do
F.'ftA.
do
ao
M.A N.
do
do
J. ft J.
do
do
F. ft A.
do
do
M.ft N.
do
do
M. AN.
do
do
F.4 A. N.T.,A.B.Bavli«,Tru«tce
J. ft J. N. T..Nat. Bk of Com.
A.ftO.
do
do
M.ftN.
do
do
U.ftS.
do
da
7
7
7
T.
7
?'
7
7
7
6
7
stock or Into consol. bonds.
2, 1910
Juuel,
A Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. T., Metropol. Bank.
N. Y.,Kldd, P. ft C».
N. T., Hetropol. Bank.
do
do
N.
$11,000,000.
1896
l','
Dec. 1,1894
Apr. 1, 1886
M.ftN.
Q.-F.
7
1901
In 1871 gross revenne waa $5,736,685: operating expenaeH and taxea. $3,776,627 net
revenue, $1,959,837. Groes earnlnga In
$4,.'>44.640
1870.
opciaMnir expensea,
$3,2S6.S64 net revenue, $1,308,376.
Th«
Hannlhiil A Naples and other roada following It in the table are leased by T. (V.
ft W.. with an obligation lo pay Intereat
on their bonds. New mort. ol ',878 is to
pay for ateel rails. See annual report
published in Ciiro.\(cls, v. 14, p. 730. Di-
Not. ,'1873
;
1890
189(1
;
Aug.
1888
1890
19R3
1878
1813
May
;
189S
1,
1883
rectors elected In Sept., 1872. v. 16. p. 453.
Annual report to Slate of Ohio for year
endmg .lune 30, 1872, see CuBomoLi
Feb., 1907
1903
Aug., 1889
Nov. 1,1898
T. 15, p. S06.
July, 1890
Aug., 1901
May.
1890
iwi
Operates 55m of road. In year^ardlng
^._. ,. _
Sept 80. 1871 gross earnings were $487,
1887
1885
1875
,
ner, %iM.*<n ; Int., $168,311
$37.600 surplus, $,TO,830.
A.'ft'o.
Phlla., Safe
lease rent,
;
;
A
Issued by Troy
Deposit Co. Apr.
1,
guar by RRa. nsing T.U.
1910
Gross earn'gs In
j.'a'j.
7
10
a.a'o.
M.ft
N. Y.
Boston.
0. S. Treaa.. at maturity
N. T. ft Boston,
1896^99
do
Sept. 1874
S.
ft
'73, $S.'!93,605, exp. $4,800.579, net, $4,098,0.'6 ; In '71,gross.$7JB1.682
exn., $3,«)0,566. Total landsales to Not.
1872, 649,051 acres, for $^,757,309. Lands
then unsold. 11,430.949 acres, (t. 15, p. 72.
'.120, 69S, 793, fO.', v. IB, n. 154,Ji0,2n2,325,S45.)
1887
A.AO.
London.
April, 1896
!« M.
A N. N. T., Company's office Mav 1. 1895 Late Atchison ami Pikes P. Projected
t'
251) niil>'s altogether.
1896-7-8
TJ. S. Treas. at maturity
7
J.' A J.
N.Y.. Jay Cooke ft Co July 1,1«90 Stock, $5110.000. Con of road. ftc. $1,000,000.
3
J. ft D.
Utlca.
Jan. 1873 Formerly Black RIt. ft Utlca. Net earn7
J. ft J.
ings, 1870-71, $9».!90.
ntlcaAN.T.
Jaly. 1878
7
J. ft J.
do
J. 'ad.
Boatoa. E. islaka
do
July, 1891
A
(v. 16. p. 393.)
Co. Jane'i'.mi Leased to Vt. Cent.,
I p.c.
on stock,
t. 15,
p. 604.
7
1
I
7
A
A
J. A
J.
J.
The company made
D.
r>.
M.AN.
J.
8
a
J.'il'j.
6
It.
.I.A J.
J. A J.
1
J.
T
7
7
7
7
8
7 f
7
7 f
8
8
8
(
«
6
6
6
6
6
A J.
A.AO.
J. A J
J. ft J
J.ft.T.
A.ftO.
J.
A.ftO.
J.
do
do
lugs,
1891
1876-T7
Ac,
see
490, 595, 604
;
Chroniclb,
31. 1872,
T. 13, p. 4O0.
T. 16, p. 293.
189:
Not. 1,1872 Leases Troy ft Greenf. till completion of
Julyl 1888 Hoo-ac Tunnel. Net earnings, 1871-72,
July 1, 1879 $169,932. (T. 15, p. 836, T. 16, p. 188, 219)
do
July 1,1^185
H. T., Continental Bank Oct., 1819 Leased till 1875 to Rutland RR.
Phlla., Girard Nat Bank Jan. 1, 1890 Net earn'i^s yr ending March 1, 1872 wero
do
do
Jan. 1.1890 $86,506 as shown In annual report In
do
do
Jan. 1.1890 Cbboniolk, v. 14, p. 764.
do
do
Jan. 1.1S90
J.
.I.A.I.
D.
J.A.I.
A.ftO.
7
i
7
J.ft
7
A.AO.
J.'a'j.
M.AN.
J
ft
J.
,
Camden
Ma:ch,ir"
Jan., 13%
Oct.,l*«
to
boro,136m.
Cape May. Salem ft SwedaaNet earnlnga, 1871, $244,511.
Jan. 1,1886 Com-)leted Feb..
1872.
L.gr.,1.126JX»»c.
1902
I.ease<l to Vt. Cent-, at $30,000 pr yr ft tzi.
1»7S
June. 1900 Income bonds of $90.'.OUO also Issnad.
Under foreclosure, (v. 16, p. 292, 316.)
1887-97
$190,7W ; cost to Not., ITO,
Phlla., DeHaren ft Dro. Oct., 1»00 Floatine ded
(v. 11. i>.6J8.l
$J.S8(,.4e3.
do
do
Jan., 1903
Leased Dec. 1S73, to Wll.. Col. ft AngnsU
Road at 6 per cent on stock, in 1^, and
London.
imi
New York-.
A.Brown ft Sons
New Tork.
Balto..
.
18M
do
7
N.T„ir.Bkof XepnbUc
q-j.
A 1 TMtOU
Jan. 1,1890 (T. 11, .p. 62- T. 15, p. 797.)
(ItoPa. RR. Stock, $1/123,450. CMt
Apr. 1,1898 LeasecftoPa.RR.
of road, ftc, $3,730,263. (T. 14. p. «2«.)
Ian. 1, IS96
Feb. li,187S Consol. of several roads and Drancbes.
.
Philadelphia, Olfice.
do
do
Camden, K.J.Co's office
do
do
J. ft J.
do
A.ftO.
J. A J. New TorV and London.
J. A J.
New Tork Office 01 Co.
ft
s'' J.ft J.
•
office.
F.ftA.
M.ft 8.
J.ft J.
1,429.400
Boston,
A. I.
I
It-
do
do
do
do
do
do
1880
A.ftO. N.T.,FartMrs' L.&T.Co. Apr. 1. 1890 Stock, $1,000,000. Opened Aagnst.ini.
Completed a5 milea, June. 18i2.
A.ftO. N. T., Bull's Head Bank
1896
A. ft 0.
Philadelphia, office.
Apt. 1, 1891 Old dehts retired by thla lasoe. (T.U.p.tM).
Income bonds amount to $613,400. Main
A.ftO.
N. T.,Soutterft Co.
line W. Pt. to Selma, 138m. Br. to Opodo
A.ftO.
do
Ilka. 30m.
A.ftO.
do
do
J. ft J. Bait., CltUens N. Bank, Jan. 1. 1890 In progress Irom Relay (7m. N. of Balto.)
to \\ llltamsport, Md., 80m., and Relay to
J. ft J.
do
do
Jan. 1. 1890
Baito. 7m. Anrna) report for last flacal
J. ft J.
do
do
Jan., 1890
year given In Chkoxiolk, v. 15, p. IM,
J. ft J.
do
do
Jan., 1390
showing gross earnings of $197,797.
J. ft J.
do
do
Jan., 1890
J. ft J.
do
do
Jan., 1890
J. ft J.
do
Jan.. \»l.
do
• f
4
<
6
7
"•k.
do
do
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do
defanlt, Sept.
For a summary of stockholders proceed
Boston, Globe Nat Bank Not.
J. ft.I.
(
]"
3.6K,00O
100
*
'n.
A.
F.ft A.
F.
7
7
7
7
7
610.000
aw.ijoo
s.soo.ooo
3,.'i00.000
AD,
m!*
F.4
7«.
New
A.*".
M.«N.
J.
4.000,a»
1.000
iin
int
;
i»n
V«rl.
7
300.000
»;5,ooo
4,000,«10
8,000 000
1,000,000
900,000
9,000,000
3J)0U.UUU
1.900,000
3,000,000
500,000
2,500,000
3,860,000
550.000
300,000
ISO.OOJ
29S.3(«
717.500
850.000
130,000
1,139,100
335,438
750,000
700.000
1,250,000
750,000
600,000
IJOil.nOO
200.000
400,000
800.000
300.000
600.000
875.000
1,000,000
1,400,000
810.000
l.(W0.00O
1,359,700
400,000
1,000,000
998,000
lOOAc
lOOftc
100
not aecured the 2d mort. al»o laauad
for a ilmllar parpoaa. Bee Cukow..t.)9p.
p 3M ; T. U, p. 830.)
B30.(T, 19, p. >!•; T. 14,
\m>-n
Uacon.
vi'r'l.
7
1870
1874
188'-»1
f.
7
7
7
..soo.oco
1,500,000
1971
Wh^t—stock
Ut.M. bonds or
I
? 250.(W
\mi
«7-'«9
187'l'-7$
do
do
do
do
I
7
'i',6oo
100
WS-'W
Charleatoa.
Not.
7
1,800.000
1.600,000
1,000
SOOAc
ios»
1039
A.AO.
J.*J.
A.*0.
J.* J.
1,000,^0
7
SOOftc
i
J.&
J.*
A.*0.
1
S>4
I
SO.
600,000
3,700,000
.^OOftc
1901
*
riw.ooo
'1.660
Road compiaiad
Hot.,
F.&A. N.T., Farm. L. ft T.Co.
do
do
'^'' F.AA.
J.* J.
New Tork.
7
M.A N. N. T.. Am. Ex. Nat. Bk,
3
F.* A.
Fhlladelplila Office.
1.000
900&C
900&C
paid Id |1,7)«.OUO. Net earuluga laat
rear. |ili,5»i. C»«t of road, Ac M.tU.O)*'
Oot., IITX.
18M
1,
l,00O,i 00
Nov.l.l=B6 Cualroad. Completed In 1871.
3,9(I3.«0
Feh.15,187.1 Coal road.
Net earnlnus, 1870-71, t242,«
174.000
6
(V. 14, B. 6;8.)
J. 4k J.
do
July 1, ;r1,300,000
7
A. 4kO. Phlla., W. Painter ft Co. Oct. 1, 18S0 Leased by Penn. RR.
3,031,156 4 ft 209.
N.Y.,i).L.4 W. KR.Co. 8ept.5,18T2 Lea!jed (o Del., Lack, ft West. Net earn
1. 695.835
7
Ings In 13«9--,a. $309,913.
A.'
do
do
1879
370,000
l.lcD.
7
do
do
Dec, 1887
900.000
r.
A. N. T., Union Truat Co. Aug.. 1891
450,000
I''
Boston Office.
J.
Jan. 1,1878 (V. 13, p. 338; T. 14, p. 48.)
1,988150
•
J. N.T.,Farmer8' L.AT.Co. Jan.20. 1873 Net earning. In 1871, $110,933. DIrld'a. 12
800.000
per ct. for sume year*. iseeT. 14, p. 533.)
7
do.
July, 1875
do
s.oou.ooo
Ea lern division. State line, Ind.tu Peoria
Ills., lllin.
1,703,000
Western divUlou, Peoria to
Jan!,"l870
1,000
1,000
l,l«l
1,000
isii
do
.fan. 1, I89S.S(ock
Jan.
1891
profcresa. Leaaed to Maine Cantrtl.
Jone, .«..
Q.-r. CharI«>ton, S.W.RB.Bk. «-._
Mar, 187: Net iurplua Income In 1871, after payliif
all Int. and dlv'd of
J. 4k J.
London.
per ct. In MuT. waa
18U-M
J.* J.
Kew Tork.
18U-M
t96,0e0. Tbe mort. bond,. aterlinK and
domeatlc. are Ueued to retire old aonda
A. *0.
do
7
900&C
1,00.1
J.* J. N. T.,Nat. Park Bank.
J.* J. U.B. Treaa. at matnrltr
M.AM. M.r..Matropoll.N.itk
"f
7g.
lOOAc
1,000
^^lloln.
do
ItKMABKS.
Stackt,
laatOlTl'd.
ll
1.393.000
15.000,0(0
1,000,000
900,000
3,500,000
3,496.000
500,000
SOO.OUO
1.000,000
1(100,000
'I'.OOO
bj
Md
(T. 16. p.4M.
N.T.,Drfi'er.'M. ft Co Jan'.'l','l8«) NetearnlnKt. l£7^,t259.C36. Koad clian«d
7
M.A N. N. T., aallatlD Bank. Mch 1,1887 handa, Jan., 1871. (v. 19, p. 693.)
A,*0. Brooklyn, Atlantic. B'k. Oct. 1, 1892
J
r. 4 A. N. T., Vermllye ft Co. Auk. 1,1899 Netearninipi year ending Sept. ZD, Wit.
M.* 8.
do
»109.ii2l.
do
Mar. \;n
I'- M.&N.
May 1,1900 In proKreM. Ottnmwato Ced. Raplda.la,
A.ftO. K. T..P. M.MyeraftCo.
1878-8L. i:r. \:,<tlilM) ac. Int. In dclouU April 1.
7
J.* J.
do
do
RecelTer appointed, fv. 15. p. evi, 691.)
1890
M. AS.
Mch 1, XVQ In iTogreaa. (Ju.t to Jan. 1, 18n,|l,2M.4(IO.
I*- M.ftS.
Sept. 1.1880 (T. 14,p. 628 J
!« J.& D.
June, 1873 Leased to Ceniral Oa. DiTldenda 8 per
cent a yr, to every 10 per cant on Cant.
3,»4l 1,000
675,000
335,000
1,300,000
1,100,000
350,000
666.00U
300,000
900,000
650.000
437.000
180,000
400,000
36,749,000
37.336,113
37,336,513
S,9«8.000
10.000,000
7>*c«rron— iBt
Onion
1,000
1,0a)
1,000
1,OCO
100
100
1859
52
52
82
70
70
87
95
100
IOO
100
1,000
1,000
i,oai
1,000
1,(«0
1,000
180
75
'169
900&C
100
"75
167
100
1.00
1,000
1,000
,
III.)
lstraorigage(L.Eric.W.&Sit.L.)
Hann.
1867
1871
116H
Conaol. mort. (for $6,-^0U,lWU)
niortgacc illurU>iv
Tol., iVab.it Wetttern—atocU
Preferred? percenr stock
A
«8
var
10
78
347
347
317
lat
lat
(Tol.
"'so
msic
,
St/rac. tt Vftenaiigo
1.000
l.OCO
1,000
30
81
>1
3d mortgage
mortgage
ltJ66
W
100
mortgage
iRt
1S70
1870
,
>*.—Stock
,V.
cfc
2^3
238
7
39
Pa7abl«.
\,
Principal,
wtien One,
J.'*'.).
00
8<,'H»
8,877,300
60,000
399,000
800.000
3,l(»,00O
1,(«).000
850,000
Wh«re PiT>bU
1
I
'»'
6i5,i'00
Gaaranteed stock
Bs/rac.,Itingh.
1
900
Wh.n
When
In
1
80UAI0
6U0
*C«,M
tsi'ic lal)
rri!ferird«tock..
/1/«ft(imrt
«
1,038.200
SOO,0UO
70O,0P9
«ia,oa»
9,819.?75
l.OUU
"mo
1866
1868
,
bond*
No.
it
i
1,6'^9,00U
1171
Itll
iBTl
)d mortfface (for tS.(MX).UUO)
Domcsttc bonds (H)
Domestic bonds (G)
Domestic bondi (1)
B»'«
Ctnt.
IKIOAc
A
BondM,
INTKKKBTOR DlVlDKNP a.
I
•UudlOK
Mouz
LIST.
any error dUfOTT»d In onr Tables*
of
Boston
Office.
Offioa.
WoreaiUr,
(t«
df
afterwards. Lessee assumes
ties.
all
UabUl
(t. 16, p. 31.)
Jan. I,18t3
Julyl, 1901
Jan.,
1. '79
\mkvm
Kat aarnlnia "n-ll ItlK.H
T.W.P.l».)
,
tr.ll, p. 1*4
[March 29, 1873.
fTHE CHRONICLE.
430
Bzports of I<eadlnK Article* from New York.
The followingtable,compiledfromCusiomHou8e returns, shows
®I)C iEommercittl ^tmes.
the exports of leading articles from the port of New York sime
and also the
1, 1873, to all the principal foreign countries,
totals for the last week, and since January 1. The last two lines
show total eaiue*, including the value of all other articles besidts
those mentioned in the table.
January
(COMMERCIAL EPITOME.
Friday Night, March 28, 1873.
the
But little proprress has been made during the past week in
and
cold
very
been
has
weather
The
trade.
of
spring
resumption
unseasonable, and there have been severe suowstorms in the
North and West, causing some obstruction to railway transportanavigation. Owing,
tion, and preventing any increase of inland
however to a variety o/ influences, to which reference is made
other columns, price's of most of the leading staples of domestendency, and the week shows
tic produce have had an upward
some advance; while foreign merchandize is generally no
higher, and, with few exceptions, has not been in much demand.
activity, and
In provisions there has been a good degree of
prices have advanced for most descriptions of hog products,
m
rt tp ^ t- eg *
^ O^V
CDS*
ss
10 C* to QO 9> ^ ^
MM-V CO
w
•-
30
—
.
though with some irregularity. The advance and activity in
prime mesa pork will be noted as the result of a small supply,
and pressing export orders. In box meats there has been some-
OCt-
m 9Q «D o -9 ^\^
t-
.
',
i:
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00 t-^
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;;
f
i
iS^is^^ :S
•.an°*
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thing of a speculative " corner," with a decided advance in prices,
long clear bacon showing the most advance, but the business
beioc principally in short clear. Lard has also decidedly ad5| S "
vanced. Tlie " season " for slaughtering swine at the West closed
"
while
Gerproduct,"
upon comparatively small stocks of the
r»»
many and Great Britain are competing actively for supplies, and
=3 ?,
hogs are scarce and high.
g
new
include
sales
and
late
pa
Pork has remained steady,
Extra prime has sold
mess, for April, at |10 10@$1C 15.
good
depretty
with
a
higher,
Lard has ruled
at |13
IS n ^n
Western has sold at 8S@8 ll-16c. for short demand
0*
Bacon
for
June.
and
9
l-10@9ic.,
May,
for
livery, 85@8 IS-lGc,
«0
"shorts"
the
demand
from
a
advance,
decided
has shown a
causing higher prices long clear has sold at 8i@9c. (the latter
Drysalted
for city), and short clear at 8i@9c., for early delivery.
shoulders have been in fair demand, and have sold at 6^0.; while
hams, with a moderate sale, have brouglit 13c. for long cut, and
Hie for siiort cut. Beet has been in moderate demand and
&« 3
steady. Butter has been in good demand and firm, with the
stock of old becoming quite reduced. Cheese has been in
demand for the lower grades, which have been wanted for
export, and sold at 10@l4c., with prime to choice factory quoted
To day pork was quiet. Lard was weak for early
at 16@17c.
delivery, but June sold at 9 3-16c. Bacon was firm, with sales of
Cumberland at 8Jc. long clear at 9c., on spot, and 8Jc., to arrive,
and short clear, 9c. for both spot and arrival drysalted shoulders
held at 7o., with a sale in Chicago at 6c.
Freights have been only moderately active, but there has been
some improvement in berth rates. The arrivals at this port have
been larger, it is stated, than in any previous week in the history
^
*" 50 —
of our commerce, including 30 steamships, 25 ships, 70 barks, 43
porta.
in
all
from
foregn
craft
or
195
schooners,
31
brigs, and
But many of the sail vessels were chartered before arrival, and
there is no material addition to the room seeking employment.
There is some advance in rates, butjthe higher prices of domestic
products are a check upon business. Yesterday's engagements
embraced grain to Liverpool by steam at 7id. for corn, and 7fd.
Wheat to
for wheat. Cotton at 7-16d.@Jd., and bacon 40s.
London by sail 8 Jd. from store; grain to Cork for orders at Gs.
9d. petroleum to Bristol, (is. 9d., and to the Baltic 78. To-day,
to Liverpool, by steam, 1,500 bales cotton at f@7-lGd., which is
eisier, and 750 boxes bacon 403. also, by sail, 1,200 bales cotton
at the same rates as by steam.
as
Petroleum was tending upward 'all the week, and yesterday
om
morning holders were firm, at 21c. for refined in bbls., 2Gc. for do.
reaction.
bulk,
but
there
was
some
in cases, and 10c. for crude in
It is stated that a new well has been struck, yielding 600 bbls.
per day. The clow to-day was at 19ic. for refined in bbls. and
The following is a statement of the
9ie. for crude in bulk.
exports of petroleum from the United States
.
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Since Jan,
1—
FromNewYork
Other porta
Total
Same time 1871
Sime time 1870
1873.
galls. 18,8+1,751
8,080,390
18T9.
13,060,708
9,104,500
galls. 26,465,141
2J,165,203
...galls. 2.3,893,820
18,3u7,414
and a late statement shows that there were 199 vessels loading,
or chartered to load, petroleum at New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
Strained rosm has been variable, closinff quiet at $3 85@|3 40.
Spirits turpentine declined to 55c., advanced to Glc, and closed
at 59ic. Tallow active at 8 15-16o. for prime. Whiskey advanced
Wool has been quiet; prime
to 93c.. but closed dull, at 9Uc.
domestic fleece sold at 54@55c. California fall, free of burrs, 23®
and Cape 30@35c.
Tobacco has shown rather more activity in Kentucky
23c.,
leaf, the
agirregating 450 hhds., including 200 hhds. for
consumption and 250 hhds for export. Prices remain firm, new
crop 7i@8c. for lugs, and 9913c. for leaf.oSeed leaf has been only
moderately active, and prices nominally unchanged. Sales, crop
of 1871, 300 cases Connecticut at 50 rtGSc; 80 do. Pennsylvania on
private terms, and 100 do. sundries l.'jCgSOc.; crop of 1870, 100
cases sundries, 9@10c., and crop of 1872, 60 cases Wisconsin at
Spanish Tobacco at a material decline, rendered necessary
6ic.
by the large and increasing stock, has been liiore active sales
S.OfK) bales Havana at 80c.@|l 05.
In oils we notice the sale of 1,000 bblg, cT«kde sperm in Kew
Bedford for export, on private (erms.
sales of the
week
;
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oa
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gs
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THE CHKONICLK
,Alarch 29, 1873.]
Imporls or Iieadlus Article*.
From the foregoiug lUttemeot
Tie fc'linflnsf tablo, co upilo:! from Custom House ret\irn»
Bio.va tli'j forai^fa iiup'jrts ot leaiiin(J! articles at tliis port since
J&a. 1, 1873, and for tlie ia:ae period of 1872 and 1871:
[Thsqiuutltyia'^lvenin piclcuxea when nut otherwlati apeclllad.l
Uelals.*a.—
C&lQA, Ulafa aiiU
Uardware
UK
irou,
Ulasawarc
Hpoltor, Iba
Olaaa plato
Bultuua
Stei'l
Till, boxes
Coal, Cuua
Tiu slabs,
Cocoa,
-M
<,«5I
I1,5TI
lbs..
Tartar.
T,liil()!Tea
1,SSI
a,
Tobacco
V,I3.! Waste
Ml
liidl^o
tla<lder
i,iai
a,;iH
wu
m
O.U, caaeiitlal.
OIl.OUvo
bLi'la,
bl-carb..
Soda
sal
Soda,
aali
<,:!40
^tk>
li),8ii:
12,6U«
4,
s,;i->
•.5,<in
16,72'*
11,180
373
4,ii)J
fi,714
Vi.iM
•,:13,4*1
6il
15!
48
13.152
Fancy goods
l7'„9S0
19.o8i
week.
M.VU
J34,80»
2.<,2:.S
S,1(i2
;!7,6:3
6,G'9
IS**
42.;i74
\iiei.
8 50!)
10S,4-8
22,22181,S6t
80,171
151,198
29.559
*c,-
159
1,63S
89.816
502,208
9iU.3i2
l,19V'J7
47,7111
117,212
16a,M75 1,85
Rye
Pitch
01l,ake,pkga....
Cheese
Cutmeata.
12,l'2a
Sn,412
5,310
62l.;76
Qraa-i Bd.b.;s
1.115
5!,ll«l
8.i,380
Egijs
13,711
l.i.l56
Pork
Peas, bush..
7«
9»
11,103
C. meat.nbU
6,3 !3
T.M
i;,Mi
26j,ou;
Hemp., bales.
Leather. sides
Molasses, lids.
1
Beef, pkRS
Lard, Pkgs
Lard, k-^ga
Rico, pkga
Starch
5l,74i
39.617'
315,0;8.
15
i.ui;
:.30-j
32,407
ii:<,«i6
50,2dl
4,141
618,05j
175,697'
3,401,
810,l8li
bbU
32
3,035
Snlrlts turp.
1,22.
I5.2ii
1.9)3
14,101
^
13,461
:
463
8,834
ii,r.9
21.341
11,4VS
6,03)
3«t
14,523
935
133,162
106.211
263.8.S6
418
17,6-6
l.s5i
31,500
117,3:4
62,1 IS
ir.9,ai3
55.558
56,753
10,651
174,208
H 154
586
4.001
1,100
69.525
4,665
Tobacco, jkgs,,..
Tobacco, hhds
Whiskey, bbls....
Wool, bales
Dressed hogs. No,
>
6''.:i;,0
61.203
11. .571
16;.C47
6.179
2.360
59.H60
67
33U
4.1 '12
796
9,7' '7
8.931
2,1 :0
31,910
14,873
41,737
20,098
93,321
27.(10
7,017
4?,915
9.717
80.213
2,T7U
3.613
705
2.365
COTTON.
receipts since the first of September, 1872, 3,011,056 ba'.es against
2,427,947 bales for the same period of 1871-72, showing au increase since September 1, 1872, of 583,109 bales. The details of
the receipts for this week (as per telegraph) and for the corresponding weeks of the five previous years are as follows
week at—
1813.
New
Orleans
Mobile
Charleston
1871.
18r2,
17,433
2,121
3,111
2,5'ir
8.2
H
5,.')1
6.785
IlK
North Carolina..
5.913
4.189
65
1S9
Virginia
8,143
8,935
,
Tennessee. &c..,
•ciorlda
1.2«
71!
56.015
1810.
82.235
5.470
8.559
10,532
4,635
5,176
298
448
6,391
71,714
40.619
3.011,056
1.
2.4,'7.a47
1869.
3.312.231
23.832
3,JU
1.571
5.759
7.634
NewOrleana.
Mobile
CbarleftOB...
SaTannsb
New
rork...
France
12,40«
711
1,387
4,i66
2,157
9,025
3.739
•jn
!,«00
197
.,..
J9.911S
2,923
197,049
^8.370
3)4 ,685
....
Otbei porta..
Totil
Since Sept.
1
1.269 J93
11,273
....
....
2M
11,
1-238,400
....
1
n.'u
U,2W
U'O.tll
431
1U,(*2
43,118
4.'«J«
Vt\;M
....
1
5SJ8I
..A.,.V9
.
t.ta
1V.5S9
300
8,9gj
23.MI
198,120
811, r,5
I8V2,9II
118S,I»3
vfnmifi li10,U4
i
111,411
2SS/K4
14»(.e<l
sntia
9.183
11.101
22.IMU
.Ml
SSI
ti1,38<
Ordinary
per
Strict
G odO.dlnary
Uplands *t
9.900
2.519
8.200
5.303
3.912
4,352
27.461
111
1.331
4.256
S.»57
9,360
28.141
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
41.0S3
1,850,029
2.865
203.152
87.271
26.747
53.2,-.0
1.421
:,167
108.070
SS.OOO
K.»»
U6.049
1,566 .»!«
64.5->2
ai\»....
:
PRIn
1,632
'325
3
1-86
619
78.)
3.586
6M
2.-.38
12
'»6i
8.193
1.156
307
13.121
S48
990
191
2
Total
8.15H
3,539
911
1
hS.
Oood
Total
1(8
Friday
1
OW
Mid-
Ord'ry. Ord'ry. Mldl-g. dling
14K
1
18K
18K
lev
15
,
UK
WK
1
15;<
1614
18H
15X
1«K
I8S4
....
...
19j<
I9H
11^
....
free on board
For forward delivery the sales (including
have reached during the week 157,050 bales (all low middling or
on the basis of low middling), and the followingf is a statement of
the sales and prices
bales,
cts.
3,800
181-16
;8X
:,C0(!
5 3(10
1R*<
1,700
\i%
18»
600
700
lidO
18 13-16
1815-16
1,500
t.l50
4,aiO
icas,n
March.
1?J<
18 7-;6
18X
18 9-1«
w%
S2.0M
May
800
19 9-I6
2.90)
19>^
:9H
4.20(1
19 3-16
1,300
1,60U
19V
ttX)
19 18 is
3.310
19>i
S,7KI
18 15-16
2.7110
10 7-16
.19
19 1-16
19).;
l»f-16
4,:on
l,4a>
2,600
5.?00
6,200
5.100
I8«
2(11
V.StO
10.300
19
<\lH
4,100
^,8I0
5,400
J9
316
3,5('0
1971-16
19
7-.53
l,4i«
50U
1913-16
19)4
195-il,
exchange
••
"
"
Xc.
uc.
Xc.
"
"
lixi
»15-lJ
50,100 total July.
For October.
;4«i.
19*
11^
1,1X10.,
June.
1.5
The following exchanges have been made during
4,,-.
HV
tM
1»X
17,800 total
19.H
5-16C. paid to
19 11-16
4,1(10
iOU
18X
VM
19H
r.-16
3.700
18 11-16
ICH
19 7-16
18V
IW
2.30i;
5I»
18 13-16
7,300
cts.
H 5-16
1.4(«
40"
8,500
1.8CC
lOfOO
For July,
balei).
;9 l-'6
3,80tl
ISH
1873.
391,191
•..
May.
For June.
19
7.ir,c.
151,737
85,117
20,090
46,213
25,594
86.540
..19
57.(00 total
1815-16
3,900
1.
5,10)..
600..
IS«
For
;s»
eta
7-16
...19S
bales.
cts,
18 13-16
18 27-82
S;.650 total April.
For AprU.
1.S06.917
9.190
7,5*!
1H)^»....
I
the sales of spot and transit cotton and price of
market each day of the past week
1.5f9
142-.
417
1.2S1
2,525
Monday
82393
1813.
tlJiUk....
IbK^....
17X@..-.
t^X»....
<rive
ttiis
Saturday
20O
1872.
19H*
'
...
Con- Spec- Tran.11.
Exp't. sump. ula'n
291
week.
I
SALKS
321
gamew'k
|
Orleans.
IBXiS.
i
18>j«....
I
Middling
good Middling
iJMi
Total this
•.5X%...
16«»....
!7X«....
'
Low Middling
317
356
2.P58..S17
lb.
GoodOrdlnary
2.881
5.1,169
New
Woblls.
Florida.
Stock.
Contln't
£36,416
Upland and
700
loo
aoo
7,111
Kxported to—
G.Brit.
24.-,7.
iit
tUfli
;
..„...,.
:
:
28.
46,09!
1
2....,
;
for the week ending this evening reach a total of
47,038 bales, of which 29,895 were to Great Britain, 3,923 to
France, and 13,270 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as
made ap this evening, are now 626,045 bales.
Below are the
exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding
week of last season
March
....
;
15
.
bales.
600
200 B. n
The exports
Weekending
3,U4*
*>,«« ,1
;
150
Total since Sept.
t'JS.MS
n
The market the past week has been without any special feature of
importance. Prices hero now appear to be almost wholly under
the influence of Ijiverpool, and the Liverpool market indicates a
pretty close following of the receipts at our ports increased
activity when they are small, and a corresponding depression
when they are l.irge. Under these influences we have had a variable and uncertain market during the week. Saturday and Monday thero was a deci.ledly better tone, and at the close of Monday's
exchange prices as compared with the previous Friday showed an
advance of ^c. for cotton on the ppot, and 3-18c. lor futures. But
on Tuesday there was agaiu a panicky feeling, and the advance of
the previous day was more than lost. Wednesday was active for
both spot and future, and on 1'hursdar the receipts began to indicate a very considerable falling off lor the week ns compared with
the previous week, when, with a large export demand and increased
buoyancy for April, May and June, quotations on the spot were
advanced Ic, and futures brought 3 lG(!i|c. over the doting prices
of Wednesday most of this advance, however, was lost towards
the close, especially April contracts, which sold at Wednesday's
To-day the market was stronger
price, after selling at 18 13-18c.
for cotton on the spot, but quotations were not advanced, the
higher nrices asked resulting in a limitMl business being done.
For future delivery the weaker tone developed last evening was
entirely recovered, the close being at about the top prices of the
day, and October selling after 'Change at ITJc. The prices for
futures last reported were (basis losv middling) ISJc. for April,
J9|c. for May, 194c, for Juue, and 19 13-16c. lor July.
The
total sales of this description for the week are ]57,f'50 bales,
including
For immediate delivery the
tree on board.
total sales foot up this week 12,921 bales, including 8,158 lor
export, 3,,')89 for consunintion, 917 for speculation, and 307 in
transit.
Of the above 984 bales were to arrive. The following are the closinir quotations to-day
3.000 total
Total this week....
....
1
For March,
24 202
3.S5J
Savannah
Texas
Totsl last y»«'
Below we
28. 1873.
B/ Bpeoialtelejframsreceived to-uigUtfrom the Southern ports,
we are in possession of the returns showing the receipts, exports,
It
&c., of cotton for the week ending this evening, March 28.
appears that the total receipts for the seven days have reached
58,015 bales against 74,19.5 bales last week, 83,433 bales the previous week and 82,307 bales three weeks since, making the total
this
Hi
5,821
Friday. P. M., March
Received
.5.2.5
4S0
Sugar, hhds
Tallow, pkifS
2.612
10,S5i
1H,21'I
120.528
9,006
82,706
since
Sugar,bbU
Naval Stores—
Cr.turp bbis
1S,'.W6
'.22,113
26.4.^
237
81.788
S,061
16.1
no
23,170
21,373
Rosin
71.4:5
1,860
Provisions
Butter, pkg«....
S,7:l2.4a5
811.7.'7
Barley, ftc.
Cotton., bales.
6f,30,
This Since Same
week. Jan.l. time "72
1.615
i,27-.
452
1.
4U.239 on, lard
I72,s;i Peanuts, bacrs
2,UI8
2.'9
11.73.1
Week and
tite
1
1
Oata
S13.',l!)3
3,»5;,591
31,51:
oinfter
January
Ashes... pkga.
BreadskutftFlour.bbls.
Wnea'..bu9.
74.11113
2,11,0,11
domestic produce bave been as follows
SiDce
Same
Jan.l. time '72.
i;7A31
854,l«9
CaSHla
Receipts of Domestic Prodnco for
Tbia
127.7*7
18»,lS7
Mahogany
Tlxe receipts of
91
10^,917
LoBWOOd..
85,iU
35;,:(H
.>,39,S,'.S
Fustic
191,59;
8
61, tie
80,9f3
Woods
Corn
331
t339,9tl
7W
3(«.el
117,859
iui,s,u
Popper
•-'
SOi
11
3«,r,8
Saltpetre
l.U
i'.t
116/«:
7T)T-9
,
,
1
—
»»7.58a t428,98'
237 Spices,
S,1W
911
22,.1-.5
repurtel
by value—
1,»3I
Kaislnf
3D.U9 Hides uadreesed.
IC,:<ll
174/81
1
1,0,8
W.VH
752
43,(1
2 ;,4
38,1166
33,1 ;i
«3,8:3
431
Molaaaea
»>
8!j
SO,lU!
Ulce
Watches
LInaeed
15,97)1
wines
I0,v:?;Frult8, *c,—
5,9 9
Lemons
1,3 is
88,7.8
171.745
U'.,!I1.»
,
3!1,
iO,7'J-
Nuts
SJ.'Jlil
Corn
295-.,041
VMM
•.,<
4U9,VII2
8l
16,407
8i««k,
U8.>a9
«l,:t,U
'
Total tblsyeal
I,ri50
1:1,581
Onaat.
i
Hl.Wt
f,».tf76
V4,67S
I
87,077
oiiiei
Port*.
833,515
269,4(W
'
:f6.ji8
4M,^^
.
48.iH.ll
i
Fruo>, For'gu. Toul.
Britain.
'
S9.0C8
&.C.—
CUainpag'e.bka,
&c.—
Florida
.SU
11
Slj,39li
Orant(ea.
Utiinp, bales...
ct.l25
....
1
Mitt
Hair.:
•M.*l
1
i;;79
l,.l,'i(i
:
njat
3,lu<i
«ld
11
8JU6M
1,713
.
..1
,
Other pons..
VU25;
I1.8S(),l.'iBb
cloth.,
54
No. Carolina
9.',.
H.-*
31,150,
.
7;,s;9
jSi.r.e.1
4,9Ji;Clitar8
41llCorlcs
ST
SHvannah
Texas
Sfv York
9K1.6I8
iB«,l8«
819,6S«
.
47,3!»
ij«
Urislles
1 61,
f9
t8l,9;8
iw
9i«
:\M'i
Hides, dressed
ndla rubber
ivory
Jewelry, decJewelry
3,i.:i8
l,'<!lH|Artlcies
ns
139
Flax
Kura
tJit,i,»:t
Maw Orleaaa
Uohlle
Charieatoh ..
i
.611.
1
75.7S9
a.3"ii;Wool, bales
futu
S.iH
Opilliii
1,11.4
'.'JiilWlncs,
18,:2<J<>
i.j.""
ureal
Vlriinla
A
8,)»3tf
^.in
Tar
Mi. «:
14, Hi
!4l2,J:ii
baga
MKI,
»4I
n-i
Uoui. Arabic.
Do.,
Uiai:
b*Mni
wilt
xrosTss aiaoB •rr.l tu—
asotirTB
17ii
It
aiMocaiirT.I.
roHTS.
1,901
\.,»i
ll»3.:«911.7*'.ia'
tio.73;
Ji.i i<
ii>,:oj!
I VMi,
^kbbls
Sugar, boxes
7.2i3l
Uaiiibler
Bides,
Irtll.
J,7IO'll«s«
3C^,J'J7'SUKar, hhda., tea,
baica
L'otleu, tiAtfa
QuaD7
thlir
Lead.plKS
Cottuu,balea
Dru^a, Au.—
Haik, PeruTlao
Ulea powilers..
Urliiiatoue, tous
Cochlucal
Cream
Ham a
time
ura.
=^—
<» :
that, compared
with the corresponding wewk of last Reason, there Is a deereaU in
theeiports this wbbk o( 9,221 baleii, while the stocks to-night are
128,854 bales more than they were at this lime a year ago, Th«
following is our usual table showing the moveniJint ol cotton at
all the ports from Sept. 1 to March 21. the latest mall dates.
::12.
89,1
9t.7>s'
bara.
Kartticuware....
Ulas«
Baim
im
Cutlery
KartUd.iware—
Chlua
431
-.
total OtsX.
the wrek
:
April lor May.
yxi May for Juue.
roo April lor May.
500 Al rll for May.
600 April fi.r May.
400 April for June.
The following will show the closing prices each day on the
basis of low middling uplands, for contracts for the several months
Saturday.
March
Aorll
May
Jane
July
October
Monday.
18«
19)ii
liV
19X
1«X
U-I«
19lS
9ll-H
IJ 11-16
•
19
Tuesday.
Wednesday.
1»X
19?-1»
18 9-16
18 18-1*
19)4
19X
ICK
1,
!•_,
-16
Thursday.
18
19
1»
19
Friday
9-16
l-lfi
7-:6
11-16
19X
19K
!9K
11X
THE CHRONICLE.
432
Wkatiieu Keports by Telegraph.— The weather the past
week has been remarkably cold throughout the South, and in
[March 29, 1873.
From the foregoing it would appear that compared with last
fear there is a decrease this year in the week's shipments from
Bombay to all of Europe of 15,000 bales, and that the total movement since Jan. 1 shows a decrease in shipments of 133,000 bales
compared with the corresoonding period of 1872.
Our dispatch to-night states that the reports received at Bom-
accompanied with considerable rain. It has boon
ghowery two days at New Orleans. At Mobile it has rained three
days, and our dispatch adds that it is too cold for farm work,
though it is said that planting has made good progress. It has
also rained three days at Selma, and it has been so cold that they
bay with regard to the crop are le,=<8 favorable.
have had frost. At Montgomery, Columbus and Augusta it has
Gunny Bags, Bagging, &c.— Bugging has ruled quiet and
rained on two days, while at Savannah and Charleston there has
been no rain. Our Charleston telegram states that it has been firm the past week, and but few sales have occurred since our
cold and dry all the week. It has rained en three days at last issue. We note a sale of about COO rolls not quite standard
Memphis, on one of which days they had snow. They are having in store here at 13c. cash, and 500 rolls more on private terms.
80 much rain that plowing is backward. At Nashville it has We quote holders' prices at 13J@13ic. cash spot 14@14ic. April
rained on two days, with considerable snow on one day. The and May, and 14J@15c. summer delivery. Iniix bales are very
dull and neglected. Bags remain about the same, with some
thermometer at Memphis has averaged 48 at Charleston, 55
Mobile, 57 Savannah, 58
Selma, 61
Montgomery, 53 and inquiry. The prices asked here are 15ic. currency, duty paid.
^Ve note a sale in Boston of 250 bales at O^c. gold, in bond 250
Columbus, 56.
TuE Cotton Crop. Very interesting compilations are bales at 15ic. currency, duty paid. Butts have ruled quiet at
just now being made, on the basis of the receipts thus declining prices. We note sales 1,500 bales in Boston at 2 l-16c.
cash, and 1,000 bales here reported at 8o. cash.
During the week
far, to show how large or how small the present cotton crop
is likely to be.
We have received no new returns since our sales have been made of several lots of 250@300 bales each at 2Jc.
review published on the loth of February, when we stated cash, and 2 3-lOc. time.
Visible Supply of Cotton Made up by Cable and Telethat the total would not in any event be less than 3,733,000
By cable we have to-night the stocks at the different
bales, intentionally leaving the impression that although the graph.
crop mighf not reach a higher figure the reports we had received European ports, the India cotton afloat for all of Europe, and the
American
afloat for each port as given below.
From figures thus
justified a somewhat larger result.
At tUnt time we made our
examination as thorough as we could, and do not propose to reopen received, we have prepared the following table, showing tha
quantity
cotton
in
sight
at
of
this
date
(March
28) of each of the
the subject. Our figures, however, were simply a reflex of the
1873.
1873.
views of correspondents who have proved themselves to be very two past seasons
reliable, accepting no person's opinion of any section other than Stock in Liverpool
bales. 593.000
684,000
that of which he is personally acquainted with. Hence deduc- Stock in London
173,000
188,000
tions made by comparing the movement of previous crops although Stock in Havre
183,000
198,000
they carry with them much lass weight, and are often delusive, Stock in Marseilles
15,750
14,350
are always interesting and frequently instructive
Stock in Bremen
50,000
15500
For instance, a correspondent takes the receipts of the seven Stock in Amsterdam
81,000
69,000
inland markets for the last four weeks (the actual quantities and Stock in Antwerp
29.000
20,000
saost cases
;
;
;
;
;
;
;
;
—
—
the percentum, giving those of 1870-71, the year of the great
crop, at 100) and reaches the following results
—
:
Week
.
endine
Keceipts.
Feb. 28
March 7.
March 14.
March 21..
.
.
P.C.
Receipt!.
P.C.
1872-73Keceipts.
P.O.
100
100
100
100
16,093
13,284
59
63
75
68
20,003
19,176
20,439
18.314
1870-71
27,424
21,548
16,094
13,321
,
1671-72
.
>
12,011
9,060
.
73
89
128
137
Fourweeks.78,387
100
50,448
77,822
64i
99i
The reason given for making this comparison is to show that,
"although the impression was common the last of February that
the region accessible to railways had at that time been quite
thoroughly drained, yet we here see the movement, even in
those sections, is very well sustained. And these statistics, taken
in connection with tile general admission that there is far more
cotton to be received in the Southwest than there was last year,
seem to justify the opinion that at least an average of the two
last years can be expected for the balance of this season, and the
following would then show the result of the year
Bales.
The receipts at ports after March 21, 1871, were
802,000
The receipts at ports after March 21, 1873, were
358,000
And the average of both is
580,000
The receipts at ports this year to March 21, were
3,955,000
Suppose the " overland" cotton shall be
135,000
And the Southern consumption
145,000
280,000
—
That would make this crop, estimating the cotton to
come in no more than the average of the last two
years, amount to
3,815,000
If in like manner we make a comparison of receipts at the
ports up to March 31, the last three years, those of 1870-1 being
100, same as above, the result will be as follows
Sept. 1 to March 21
Sept. 1 to Nov. 8
100
100
Four weeks, Nov. 15 to Dec. 6, inc. 100
Four weeks, Dec. 13 to Jan. 3, inc.. 100
Four weeks, Jan. 10 to Jan. 31, inc. 100
Four weeks, Feb. 7 to Feb. 28, inc. 100
Three weeks, Mch. 7 to Mch. 21, inc. 100
One week, ending March 14
100
One week, ending March 31
100
74
83
91
*115
93
+83
89
83
75
81
88
71
58
43
49
48
81
92
* Period of early and larire raoTcment of this crop— exceptionally large
receipta. t Period of the epizootic disease exceptionally sma!l receipts.
—
Last year there was a continual falling oflF from the rate ot the
previous year, except a slight rally in March, while this year
there is a gain in the proportional rate, increasing from its lowest
(75 to 92) in the last week."
In connection with the foregoing figures, an interesting indication of public opinion in the Atlantic cotton States is given in
the Augusta Constitutionalist of the 34th instant, which states
that three h indred and fifty seven estimates were received for
the cotton ))ool of Augusta Exchange, and the average of them
^
^
all
was
3,764,880 bales.
Bombay Shipments.—According
our cable dispatch received
to-day, there have been 16,000 bales shipped from Bombay to Great
Britain the past week and 10,000 bales to the continent, while the
receipts at Bomb.ay, during the same time have been
43,000
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 37
^Stilpments tlils weeic to-,
.-Shipments since Jan 1 to^
Great
to
'
Con-
,«««
Britain
tlnent.
1873.... 16,000 10,000
i«2.... 20,000 31.000
IWl.
19,000
Total.
36,000
41,000
19,000
Stock in Hamburg
Stock in Barcelona
Stock in Trieste
Afloat for Great Britain (American)
Afloat for
Afloat for
Afloat for
Havre (American and
Total Indian cotton afloat for Europe
Stock in United States ports
Stock in inland towns
Exports from United States this week
Total
Con-
(56,000
Weplfn
Total
recelnti.
263.000 43 006
390,000 33 000
317,000 SSJOOe
12,350
5,100
394,000
897,191
70,967
56,309
3,464,067
—
Receipts. Shipments. Stock.
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Montgomery.
Selma
Memphis
1,673
.
263
233
251
451
.
'"
1,949
1,104
721
471
818
7,545
7,114
594
20
Nashville*
.10,997
--14,102
9,745
10,675
7.538
3,921
48,283
11,176
—
Receipts.
Shipments. Stock.
--~
12,197 105,440
1,151
1,468
247
261
165
338
796
703
577
879
6,144
8,811
213
953
15,173
6,455
7,078
3,946
1,402
80,739
6,174
7,519
13,586
70,967
A count of stock at Nashville to-night reduced the running count 1,571 bales.
The above totals show that the interior stocks have decreased during the week 2,771 bales, and are to-night 34,473 bales more than
at the same period last year.
The receipts have been 3,478 bales
more than the same week last year.
The exports ot cotton this week from New York show a de*
crease since last week, the total reaching 9,360 bales, against
9,713 bales last week. Below we give our table showing the
exports of cotton from New York, and their direction for each of
the last four weeks ; also the total exports and direction since
September 1, 1873 and in the last column the total for the same
period of the previous year
Exports ot Cotton (bales) flromlVeHr TorK since Sept. 1, 1873
;
:
WEEK BNDINO
March
March
5.
12.
5,522
168
6,985
Other British Ports
Total to Gt. Britain
5,680
;6,985
March
19.
9.713
Total
March
9,713
to
date.
26.
9,011
14
Havre
9,025
:38
138
Bremen and Hanover
266,970
949
307,620
267,919
a,i84
2,184
1,000
'i97
483
197
22,233
C,796
a;74i
1496
....
All others
Total Spain,
See
Grand Total
5.680
881
119
17,152
4,,'i')S
....
time
prev.
year.
6,814
349
1,133
Hamburg
....
Bome
307,240
380
Other French ports
Spain,Oporto&GibralUr&c
tlnent.
11,.50D
3,459,333
:
67.000
128,000
.
.
15,000
74,000
13.000
836.000
These figures indicate a decrease in cotton in sight to-night
of 4.744 bales compared with the same date of 1873.
Movements op Cotton at the Interior Ports. Below we
give the movements of cotton at the interior ports receipts and
shipmen's for the week, and stock to-night and for the corresponding week of 1873
r-Week endinj? March 28, 1873^^Week endlns March 29. '72-^
Great
Britain.
.
Bremen (American)
Amsterdam (American)
Total to N. Europe.
196,000
262,000
151,000
Brazil).
30,000
70,000
14,350
289,000
35,000
28,000
5,750
186,000
536,045
105,440
47,088
e.sa'.
9.713
9..3tl0
8,741
1,196
3:11,778
276.911
March
THE CHRONICLE
29, 1878.]
The following are the receipts of cotton at New York, Boston,
Philadelphia aud Baltimore lor the la«t week, and since September
1,
1873:
NXW TORE.
01 TS FBOM-
TBU^OKLr
This
Since
week. (Sept. 1.
This
I
New
Orleans..
4,8M|
Texas
Savannah
1,S-I0
Since
IX
This Since
week. 8ept.l.
I
week.lSepl.l.
Tlf.iiW;
4.KW- a\4os
3;>.65fl;
1,834; 10.1t!2|
2,!7«l :«,918
i,8I0;
132,V89,
2,8m
132.450
MobUu
Florida
8'th Carolina.
I
1.8.;3I
8,314
I'.bsil
!i77:
22)|
....
2,8.30
This Since
week. Sept.l.
333
1,478
'174
6.m
2.50
8.445
!I85|
3$9| 13,109
88.3
N'th Carolina.
374
VlrKlnla
North'rn Porta
3:.mr,
171671,
Tonnemco, &c
2.fi'.)3
8«.fil8,'
Foreign
1,«5
»i,8»8|l
884!
a,r48 88,1M'
0151 17,340
5,(10,3!
88
4,{m.
374
....
I3ai
....|
1.934; 66,4S«;
.
S,442'
692' 13,6801
I05|
.
.
.
985 17,712
«19 34,673
1,097
9,479
....I
901
I«,07a|
678,7741
16,172 aSl.Mli
Total last year.
7,8ap^
M2,9fri!
_6Wl97,999!
l.Sflo]
39,818!
l.Sli' 60,15l|l
2,431
i
79,614
Liverpool, per eteamcra Wisconsin, 3,457.... Greece,
Baltic, 1,356.. ..Cuba, 7.5'). ...per ship Khersoncse, 1,741..
Glasgow, per steamer .Australia, 14
Havre, per steamer VUle do Paris, 68 Sea Island
per ehipS.
To
^Ord.AMld^
Bca Island
per brig Dauntlesp,
lington, 1,765.
Boston— To
TotaL..
iVew Orleans
.Mobile
138
3,958
1,900
....
5,180
3,758
5,754
1,016
....
Charleston
Savannah
Texas
Norfolk
....
619
50
69
1,195
8;476
1,460
8,640
1,990
....
9,390
56,300
8,784
5, ISO
9,318
9.M5
1,100
1,571
I,rj71
Baltimore
619
50
Boston
1:9
Total
69
70,816
60,283 2,916 4,096 1,195 1,100 7,116 3,380
Included in the above totals are from New York, 14 bales to Glasgow and 197
to Autweri>.
Below we give
all
news
to vessels carrying cotton
received, during the week, of disasters
from any port ol the United States
:
In the case of ship Gettysburg, from New Orleans for Havre, which was taken
into Key ^\ est, March 3, after being ashore, the U. S. Judge has awarded
much
*20,fl00 to the salvors.
Ket West, March
for a hearing
Nor Wester comes before the Conrt
About 1800 bales cotton have been saved
15.— The case of ship
on Monday next.
and
1872.
11
1871.
d.
1873.
d.
24
18
Pernamhaco
1115-16
9X
11
9 9 16
Egyptian...
Broach
»«
Dhollerah...
UH
for
Midland
Indies, mainly at f6 35
good round hoop Western
smaller
now than
a year ago.
tinned, but a boat load of No. 2
from this vessel.
EuBoi'A (ot Bath), Fulton, from New Orleans March 12 for Havre, with 3476
bales cotton, 500 tcs lard and 2000 staves, was totally destroyed at sea by
Are, March 15; captain and crew saved by British ship Sparkeolioe
and brought to S. W. Pass. 19th. The E. was burned 300 miles from the
Southwest Pass. Ship and cargo valued at |425,000. Eight hours after
the fire was discovered iu the fore hold it broke through the deck near
the foremast, which was TOttcrlug, when the ship was abandoned so suddenly that the cai)tain left his chronometer and watch, and he was badly
singed, the flimes then lickiug the mainmast.
John Parker (Br.), from New Orlean* for Liverpool (before reported scuttled,
at S\V Pass), was again discovered I0 bo on fire March IS, but it was
soon extinguished.
Two hundred bales cotton lightered and taken
to New Orleans. She haw been raised, and arrived at New Orleans
March 20. The damage Is ascertained to be all above water on the starboard side, forward of midships decks ripped up and burned: deck
bi-ams and cabin badly burned. She is an old ship, and will probably
be eouilemnod to the underwriters. Her cotton dnmaged by water.
BerthaJJ'emple (Br.), McFeo, from Galveston Feb. 26 for Liverpool, with
1.800 bales cotton, put into South West Pass March 2C, leaking badly.
TioxR (Ur.), Miller, from (ialveston, which arrived at Liverpool March 4, dismasted, itc, reports that the vessel with which she was in collision was
a large bark, of which nothing was seen cr heard after clearing the Tiger
The collision occurred at 2 a. m. of Feb. 20, in aboiB lat. 50 N., Ion. 9 W_
ll!i
llJi
M.F.
IIX
115^
d.
1872.
d.
7>i
B
4V
4H
1873.
d.
9
8
6«
»X
3%
*H
fair superfine,
for
extras,
Today
Milwaukee
the inactivity con,
sold al $1 68 in store-
and some amber Canada
at $1 72^ in bond.
Indian corn has gained strength, but a slight advance has been
The improvement was caused
sufficient to check the demand.
by better advices from Liverpool, and a falling off in receipts of
new corn, especially from the South. Late sales embrace prime
old mixed Western at 64ic. in store, and 66Jc. afloat ne* yellow
;
Jersey and Southern at e6(a60ic afloat, and new Western mixed
The receipts at the West continue heavy, but
at 66@06ic. afloat.
stocks are nowhere large, except at Chicago. To-day the market
prime old mixed Western brought 65c. in store,
but bids were generally limited to 64ic. and lair new sold at
was very quiet
;
(iOLV, ExcHANaB AND Fkbiohts.
past week between 115i^ and 116|,
10 5-16
But
store and afloat, and $1 70(®$1 71 for Milwaukee afloat.
buyers could not go on at these prices, and business was reduced
10 small lots of spring received by rail, and broken parcels of winter in store, including rejected spring as low as |1 38, and No. 1
as high as $1 80, with winter whiats from |1 62^ to |2 20 for
red and white. The receipts of wheat at the West have for some
time been largely in excess of 1872, but the visible supply is
619
69
W>4
lfl>i
lOX
HJ*'
H'V
IIX
9V
1»V
prices of middling qualities ol cotton at
at the corresponding periods in the throe previous
West
|7 40
shipments, arranged in our usual form
9.011
17,406
6.884
10
10%-
$7 25(9
and $7 76@$8 tor
" fancy" State.
Some business for South America wag done in
Western and Southern extras, from winter wheat, at $8 2S@$9.
There has been some demand for Great Britain, but at low prices,
and as receipts have been moderate, the limits of these orders
have not been readily met, though a few lots of common Western
extras have been offered as low as |7 from the wharf. To-day
there was an inactive but steady market.
The wheat market has ruled dull for several days. Early in
the week half a dozen or more loads of No. 2 Spring wheat were
taken for export and milling at $1 62i(ffi|l 05 for Chicago in
the
1,571
Goth'n- Other F.
Bre- AmsterCork. Havre. men. dam. Reval. bnrg. ports. Total.
Liverpool.
York
9916
44
85
Friuat P. M.. March 23. 1873.
Flour has been moderately active the past week, but prices
have been somewhat irregular. The trade bought fairly early
in the week, but latterly this demand has fallen off, and all
grades worth more than $8 have become dull. The shipping
grades, including No. 2 superfine, and Western, State and city
common extra*, have been wanted for the British Provinces and
are as lollows:
c"few
30
»8
21
22
BREADSTUFPS.
70,316
of those
9ii
91-16
Orleans.... 7Ji
l,10t)
-
The particulars
9
Si<
1871.
164. ...per ship Lyra,
,
date 1872Mid. Fair. Good.
O.Mld. Mid. F. Mid. Q.MId.
SH
Midland
d.
Sea Island. .33
Upland. ...^'i
Mobile
7 7-16
5,754
1.016
1,195
Liverpool, per steamer Olympus, 50
ports, per
69
TooSier foreign
A ^Hamo
Fine.-,
32
44
24
30
years
5,180
3,75S
3.640
I,9i0
455
.-Good
24
21
20
Mid.
7«
this date
6.884
1,900
(162 in the seed).... per ship Geo. llurlbnt, .3,042
To Cork for orde.-e. per bark Prudentia, 1.016
To Bremen, per brigs Rio, 605
Meta. 690
To AmstenlHrn, per bark Argus Eye, 1,100
Norfolk- To Liverpool, per steamer Jnan, 1,571
Baltimorb— To Liverpool, per steamer Austrian,
21
N.0&Tex7X 8«.'
9«
The following are the
17,406
8,958
3,476
1,460
6.35
*
g'd fair-^
Mobile.... 75i
Cpland...
Mi»per
To Cork or Falmonth, per bark Crown Jewel, 1,900
....
Chaiu-eston— To Liverpool per steamer .Jose, 1,078 Upland and 592 Sea
Island
per barks Don Justo, 2.200 Upland and 86 Sea Island
Vinco. 1,200 Upland and 24 Sea Island
Savannah— To Liverpool, per ship Ventus, 3,758 Upland
To Reval, |)er ship Edgar, 3,610 Upland
To Gothenburg, per ship Ludwig lleyn, 1.950 Upland
Texas— To Liver])Ooi, i cr steamer Uurlcv, 2.490 and 222 bags Sea Island
^Eair
18
17
Ord. O.Ord. L.MId.
197
Legislator, 4,812
per ship Oarondelet, 4,431
Uerminia, 1,623
harks HaUon Jarl, 1,493.
To Ilavru, per ehip Biiden, 3,958
To Keval, per barks Ilermingja, 1,651
Imperator, 1,825
To Gothenbnrg, per bark Emerald. 1,4110
Mobile— To Liverpool, per »hip W. A.Campbell, 4.484 .... per bark Ar. .
15
Florida...
1.38
sourl, 3,^92 ...Student, 1.755
.
—
Liverpool, March 15. The following are the'prices of middling
compared with those of last year:
9,011
14
O. Glover, 70S. American...
To Antwerp, per ship Aiincsly, 197
Niw Obleans—To Liverpool, per steamers
—
:iuaUties of cotton,
Total bales.
,
but flrm.
states
:
Nbw York— To
9)^® 9S SXt® 9% 9xa 9>i 9S®....
yam* and fabric* at Manchester ii qniet
...
for
European Cotton Markets. In reference to these markets,
our correspondent in London, writing under the dateof March 15.
_2,877| 80,818
—
To
Orleans. O^iit 9)4 9X(a
Trade Report.— Tbe market
Shipping News. The exports of cotton from the United States
the past week, as per lateH mail returns, have reached 70,316
bales. Solar as the Soutliern ports are concerned, these are the
Buineexnorts reported by telegraph, and published in THBCanoNICLH last Friday, except Qalveston, and the figures for that port
re the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York,
we include the manifests of all vessels cleared up to Wednesday
uigKt of this week
1,801.
BT TELBORAPH from tilVBRPOOL.
biTXRrooL, March 58-5 P. M.-The market baa rol«<l iteadT to-dar
with ules footuiK up 15,000 hales, IniludlnB 8,000 btl«a for export
and pwolatlon. The sales of the week have been 88,000 bales, of wliirh
9,000 bales were taken for export and 8.000 bilaa on •peculation.
The
stock In port Is .592,000 bales, of which aS2.000,bales are American. The aloek
of cotton at »efi, bound to this port Is 579,000 bales of which 189.000 bales are
American.
Harh 7.
March 14.
March 21. M*r.t8
Total Bales
78,000
73.000
82,000
88,000
Sales for export
5,000
7,000
8,000
«,000
Bales on speculation
.5,000
.5.(100
8,000
8,000
Totalstock
6.32.000
688,000
1107,000
MI.00O
Stock of American
265,000
302.000
9))9,0a0
TotalaHoat
5IH.()00
5IH.(KI0
489,000
555,000
n9,000
American afloat
287.000
2.^3,()O0
2.^3.()O0
H70.000
270.000
Ht'oOO
The following table will ehow the dallr closing prices of cotton for tbe week:
Hat.
Mon.
Tuee.
Wed
Thnre.
Frl.
Price Mld.UpI'ds. 9><(6. 9H OX©.... 9Ka 9« 9^® 9}i 9xa...
9^9 9!i
I
-(..
Total this year
433
;
66c. afloat.
Bye has remained dull. Barley has ruled firm, with sales of
prime to choice Western at |1 10@1 15, and prime Canada West,
slow trade In
|1 30(91 32. But the close is quiet owing to the
—
Uold has liuctuated tl«
and the close was 116^. malt.
espeOats have been fairly active, and prices have advanced,
market is weak.
The following were
the last quotations: London bankers', long, 108(gl09i short, cially for the better qualities, including white, of which the
Freights closed at^ offerings have been comparatively small but the close is Mjely
109@109i, and Commercial, 10T|<gl07i.
and white Western
7-l(3d.@id..by steam and |d.(a7-16d. by sail to Liverpool, li@lic. steady, good new mixed selling at 49c., afloat,
gold by steam and Ic. by sail to Havre, and {d. by steam to 63(a54c, and the latter price paid for prime qU Western mixed
Foreign
Exchange
;
;
j
Hamburg.
I
afloat.
THE CHRONICLE.
434
The following
are closing quotations
FlX)DR.
bbl. $6
(p
Extra State, &c
Western Spring
7
15®
25®
6 BO
7 00
Wheat— No.Ssprlng.bMh.fl 08®
1 76®
No. 1 spring
Red Western
1 70@
1 86®
Amber do
00®
"6@
7 40
9 25
|
!
Wheat
7
extras
GROCERIES.
:
Gkaih.
I
BoD»rflneStateandWcBtern
White
Corn-Western mixed
White.Western
Yellow Western
|
1
60®
64®
68®
Friday KvBKiNe. March
1 71
1 18
1 80
95
S 10
67
70
1
7
do double extras
do winter wheat extras
7 75®11 75
66X® 87
and double extras
72® 75
Southern, white
Oity shipping extras. ..
7 75® 8 25
Canada...
88® 90
Rye— State and
City trade and family
85® S8
Western...
brands
9 00® 11 60
Black
47® 49
Oats— New
Soathern bakers' and ta
48® 50
Chicagomixed
mllybrands
9 25®12 00
52® 55
White Western, &c
Southern shipp'g extras.
8 00® 8 75
1 05® 1 15
5 00® 5 75 Barley— Western
Rye flour
West
1
27® 1 82
Canada
Commeal— Western, *c. 3 15® 3 40
1 12® 140
Com meal—Br'wlne, &c. 3 50® 3 65 Peas— Canada
|
I
.
[March 29, 1873.
|
28, 1873.
There hag been some improvement in coffee this week, and
prices on Rio are much stronger than at the time of our last
report, with a slight advance on some of the lower grades. The
sugar market has been rather quiet, but we repeat our last
quotations on raws, and note more steadiness at the close.
Eefined sugar has been easier. Molasses has been quiet, and only
grocery qualities are wanted. Tea is dull and unchanged. Fruits
are quiet and without essential change. Nearly all of the markets
have been strengthened during the past week by the advance and
1
|
The movement
in breadstuffs at this
RBOMPTS AT WBW TOBK.
Same
1873.
,
For the
39,816
6,323
47,710
117,242
.
Wheat,bn8.
"
Corn,
"
Bye,
Barley,&c..
.
12,429
168,975
Oats
1873.
,
time Jan. For the
Since
Jan.
Flour, bbls.
0. meal, •'
>/
.
,
market has been as follows
EXPOBTS fBOH NSW TOBK.
1.
!?7i.
week.
441,238
18 868
6,047
1,
602,208
70,782
950,342
1,190,027
2,048
331,463
1,858,276
39,637
372,624
8,732,495
5,340
624,276
811,727
For the
261,449
86,783
937,821
2,993,138
1,004
32,554
5,724
93,364
20,724
590
1872.
.
.
Since
Jan. 1.
6,825
2,0.38
TEA.
condition of our market is ranch the same as last reported. Holders of
tea, with very few exceptions, do not press their stock upon buyers, and the
market remains quiet, with quotations about as before. The sales of lines
have been on a limited scale, and invoices have not moved with freedom.
Some of the weaker holders are willing to concede a fraction for the purpose
The
,
.
Since
Jan. 1.
week.
18,089
149,038
33,933
firmness in gold.
200,575
39.338
1,778,208
3,608,702
187,710
....
750
7,887
The following tables, prepared for Thb Chronicle by Mr. E.
H. Walker, of the New Y.ork Produce Exchange, show the Grain
in sight and the moyemfint of Breadstuffs to the latest mail
dates
and these dealers have succeeded in effecting moderate
in the country is not heavy, and buyers arc delaying
their purchases only in the hope that a further prolonged dulncss may resBlt
in still greater depression in prices. It will require remarkably depressing
influences to bring about any further decline, however, as the present rates are
so low that holders can better afford to take their chances on the future course
of the market, loss of interest and other expenses of carrying teas to sell.
The transactions embrace 3,800 half chests Greens, l.SOO.do. Japans, and 1,600
of
stock,
The supply
:
BWCKIPT8 AT LAEB AND RITKR PORTS FOR THE WBEK ENDING
MARCH 22, AND PROM AUG. 1 TO MARCH 22,
oats. Barley. Rye,
Corn.
Flonr, Wheal
Chicago. ..««——..
66,870
""
53,865
7,720
8,176
t3,200
29,137
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit*
Oleveiand
Bt.Loois
Dolnth
197,540
224,796
3.S,039
21,295
15,750
79,813
Total
173,968
107,752
Preylons week
Oorreep'ng week, '72. 75,311
"
'71.
71,262
"
'70.
70,831
'69.
92,963
'68
59,495
Total Ang. 1 to date. .3,557,661
Bametime 1871-72.... 3,48.5,329
Bame time 1870-71.....3,881,49^
Same time 1869-70. . ,.4,199,390
* Only five days,
11,780
57,767
14,572
Wheat,
bush.
Flour,
bbls.
Weekending—
March 22, 187.3
Mch. 15,1873
Corresp'ng week 1872
Corresp'g week 1871.
Corresp'g week 1870.
147,083
93,880
56,436
60,100
63,493
TotalJan. 1 to date.. 1,004.090
719,682
Bame time 1872
605,132
Barae time 1871
753,872
Bame time 1870
St.
18,0.56
:
Corn,
bnsh.
301,528
385,902
319,711
521,739
138,094
3,053,224
5,280,418
8.588,661
1,609,134
180,0-21
153,728
67,469
72,791
161,663
l,.58a,444
656,293
478,697
1,263,461
7,743
1,670
760
Imports the past week have included 70,201 lbs. Black, 995,169 lbs. Green
and 47,893 lbs. Japan, per "Sarah Nicholson," from Shanghai; 26,900 lbs.
and 108,250 lbs. Black, per
Green, per " Midnight," from Hong Kong
"Per Ardua," from Hong Kong. The indirect importations have included
100 pkgs. by steamer, and 357 do. by rail overland.
Tke following table shows the Imports of Tea into the United States
l^om January 1 to date, in 1873 and 1B72
;
1.38,571
18,785
145,213
67,378
28,643
23,410
14,957
8,664
7,859,175
6.729,728
4,866,999
2,964,779
21. ,591
22,846
11.862
7,648
28,836
Atlantic ports, 1873... lbs.
Atlantic ports, 187J
Flour,
bbls.
42,544
25,762
13,653
15,400
Boston
Portland
Montreal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
15,471
25,415
46,187
Total
186,462
177,181
Previous week
CorresDOndingweek'72 120,641
TotiU Jan.
I
to date
.
.
1.652,179
Do. same time 1872.. .1,334,271
B.iiuc
time la?l. .1.198,829
.
Wheat,
65,490
1,443
1,746
10,900
37,000
7,320
7,0,32
1,384,42'
2,308,594
1,218,296
1,186,323
148,061
Barley,
bush.
115,29i
110,480
450
2,379
4,200
Rye,
bush.
650
1,000
600,589
403,778
500,302
413,653
686,686
241,443
4,978,057 4,066,748
9,004,367 2,483,718
8,237,887 1,117,914
Wheat,
Corn,
bush.
bnsh.
InstoreatSt. Lonis
In store at Boston
Instoreat Toronto
In storeat Philadelphia.
In store at Baltimore
Rail shipments for week
Amount on New York
596.911 2,185,866
46,000
...
72.637
68,562
2,627,026 6,317,960
2,080,000
60,000
77,915
624,985
898,835
237,459
84,804
115,000
65,000
352,495
692,823
6,830
84,863
400.924
600
123,866
356,360
50,000
250,000
40,000
287,153
180,021
301,688
62,120
164,457
,
In store at Mofltreal
canals
—
.
Total
Total in store
<fc
»
"
"
"
*Bttlmat«4.
in transit Mar. 15,'73
Mar. 8, 78
"
Mar. 1, 73
"
"
"
Feb. 22, '78
Mch.23,'72
Dec. 31, '72
7,413.589
7,855,329
7,218,168
7,124,745
6,814,361
9,273,110
6,S48,«7S
dull
and
soft until
Tuesday,
still
67,071
10,579
31, .502
19,016
673,536
708,124
188,282
1,650
1,300
1,170
26,752
47,602
6.3.133
Visible Sopplt of Grain, including stocks in store at
the principal points of accumulation at lake and seaboard ports,
in transit by rail, and frozen in New York canals, March 22, 1873:
In store at Oswego*
market ruled
.
was
The
Ic store at New York
In store at Albany
In store at Buffalo
In store at Chicago*
In store at Milwaukee
In storeatDuluth
In store at Toledo
In store at Detroit
last report the
when the receipt of a Rio telegram, dated March 4, had a stimulating effect.
The dispatch quoted the market up 100 rs, with exchange further advanced,
The stock of Rio
and a decrease of about 25 per cent in the daily receipts
46',i6o
161,000
167,207
113.899
134,720
41,102
1,843,810
1,163,697
1,403,272
lS,0i6,91
;
Corn,
bush.
bush.
Total.
6,433,935
2,636,454
43,374,970
8,'il5,73l
COFFBE,
Follewing our
AND GRAIN AT SEABOARD PORTS FOR THE
WEEK ENDING MARCH 22, AND PROM JAN. 1 TO MARCH 32.
At
Japan.
9,060,960
The indirect receipts at New York, principally overland receipts from San
Francisco, have beet: 15,874 pkgs. since Januarvl, against 54,002 last year.
Imports at San Francisco from Jan. 1 to March 1, were 121,165 lbs. of China
and 500,480 lbs. of Japan tea.
RECEIPTS OP FLOUR
New York
Green.
7.8S0.055'
6,774,725
857
3,365
reported pretty full, but the transactions on American account were
not excessively heavy, and onr market responded at once to the favorable
report. Holders withdrew their offerings, and quotations became nominal,
Chicago, Milwaukee, although buyers at once showed a disposition to purchase at the previously
for the week endini:
quoted figures The receipts of Rio have been free during the week, and a
good business has been in progress toward the close, at about onr last quotaOats,
Barley,
Rye.
tions, holders showing more readiness to sell than on Tuesday, but still
bush.
bash.
bnsh,
which is aided by to-day's telegram
manifesting a very strong feeling
240.320
97.320
5,565
261.671
82,716
8,985
from Rio quoting another advance of 100 rs., and a further falling off in
108,768
66,.397
13,821
receipts. The India grades have been in fair request, and a very strong
80,114
10,690
4,964
feature of the market is a sale of 3,250 bags Laguayra and 831 bags St.
.37.787
12,809
18,850
2,186,968
879,460
86,668
Domingo on export account for Hamburg. The stocks of all grades are
1.246,0{7
528,668
206,870
pretty well run down, and prices close very firm, with few essential changes.
495,111
206,727
40,985
We note sales of 8,498 bags Rio, ex " Flamsteed ;" 2,493 do., ex "Ontario;"
401,554
Louis
March 22
to
1
65,510
39,753
1,100
7,252
11,606
13,350
59,166
Estimated
t
and from Jan.
23,
260,8.35
421,626
577,233
1,096,691
864,603
497.183
591,539
169,465
637.533
213,909
201,786
238.353
431,716
259,271
153,591
71,459
250,820
421,881
181,006
100,203
831,012
91,-371
86,112,758 38,366,512 16,211,678
31,956,113 36,706,779 18,314,334
32,308,.880 18,708,645 !3,167,134
85,523,397 17,815,71710,875,854
Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, and
March
515,.345
13,380
223,600
54,824
10,100
279,442
of Flour and Grain from
Shipments
do. Oolongs.
bush.
bash.
bush.
bash.
(B61bf.)(321b».)(481bB.> (561bp.)
bnsb.
bble.
(I981bs.) (fiOlbs.)
Do.
moving
transactions.
11,6.58,196
11,720,199
11,527,105
11,104.700
10,662,477
11,422,247
9,685,398
Oats,
Barley,
bush.
bush.
797,169
113,500
65,266
1,796,058
300,000
161,117
£5,000
9.5,007
340,878
110,000
3,000 do., ex
10,803
51,552
75,000
12,945
53.965
62,676
9,700
25,000
4,086,570
4,096,867
8,910.298
3.848,000
3,681,310
5,571,080
3,414,719
1,218,798
1,865,376
77,.320
78,138
1,5.34,836
1,650,683
1,638,883
1,617,985
3,216,662
do.,
6,001
ex "Merrimack;" 8,310
do.,
ex "Ter-
.
New
In Bags.
Stock
Bame date
Imports
'
Phila-
Balti-
Now
fork. delphia more. Orleans.
655i6
144.018
1872
W4a
149.533
in 1872
3,000
4,0)2
85,608
29,538
i;2.026
88,973
Mobile,
4;c.
21.83:;
.5,963
li,9S2
82,40S
6,170
21,609
4.5,547
1»,»U
Galveston.
5,192
15.193
8,412
Total.
134.121
191.7C8
881,2:7
316,24t
Of other sorts the stock at New York. March 27, and the imports at the seveisl
ports since January 1 1873, were *i follows
/-NewYork-^ Boston. Phlladcl. Bait. N. Orle's. gH
stock. Import, impon. import, import. Import.
In bags.
v°
,
Java and Singapore
Ceylon
Maracaibo
Laguayra
St.
164,218
86,274
1,600
134,822
145,155
7,396
64,697
40,000
46,000
240,320
85,800
"Talisman;"
tius;" 8,418 bugs Laguayra, ex " .lohn Bolton ;" 500 do. Ceylon, 200 do. Lagnayra, 143 do Curacoa, 3,250 do Lagnayra, ex "Christine;" 831 do. St. Domingo, shipped to Hamburg by first hands. At Baltimore sales of 5,000 bags
Rio, per " Adelaide ;" 772 per " Paladin," and 2,003 ex " C. R. C."
Imports at this port the past week have included 16.001 bags Rio, per
" Flamsteed," 7,9-36 do do, per " E. C. Litchfield," 3,310 do do, per " Tertins,"
2,871 do. do, per " Harriet Brewster;" 401 mats Java, per " Nancy ;" 4,853 bags
Ceylon, per "Skimmer of the Waves," 998 do. do., per " Witch of the Seas :"
3.0.39 do. Maracaibo, per "Impulse;" 9,527 do. Laguayra, per "California,"
6,729 do. do., per " John Boulton ;" 1,000 do. St. Domingo, per " Eothen,"
947 do. do., per "H. Middleton," " Ring Dove," and " Leona," and 476 do.
sundries.
The stock of Rio March 27, and the imports since Jan 1, 1878, are as follows
Domingo
Other
Total
Same time, 1872
•
Includes mats,
•25,865
5,M8
•44,581
4.8S3
10,756
ai.S19
t2.650
9,899
....
SB
or)
460
2(1.047
6,35
3,»S4
7,063
612
22.661
56,114
1!8.599
149,896
27,115
7,818
Ac, reduced to
hags.
oo
23
S,4?3
7,734
135
6,444
154,822
760
172,'!22
t Also, 84,527 mats.
8VGAR.
The receipts afford better selections for refiners to stock np from, and th e
demand for raw angars during the past week haj been fair. The concession
granted at the close of last week brought raw sugars down to a point where
operations could be carried on more profitably by refiners, and although their
goods continue to show depression, there is more disposition evident on their
part to take hold of raws. Centrifugals continue to be chiefly in request, bnt
there Is an improvement perceptible in muscovados, on a basis of 8®8Jf c for
fair to good refining. At this time last year the basis of quotations was
8X®
8XC, with gold at UOX- Now we have gold up to 116, and sugar Xc below
last year's prices. Refined engars are Kc below last year. The market has
March
dropped
off
THE CHBONICLR
29, 1«78.3
435
a frnctlon on those KradcH daring tbo pact week, and at the quota-
tions given in our revised list tlKTO Is more stoadlneas, Soft snesrs are
nither easy, but the feeling is lietter than at the time of onr last report.
still
The
transactions since onr last have been 'i.l.'iS hhda. and S.039 bxs. at 7^®8Xc.
for Mnscovadocs B>i®9X<!. for Centrifugals 7X®9)ic. for Havana boxes
l,i)04 baskets Batavia, ex "Nancy;" 4,619 bags Uanlla, ex "Horatio," and
;
;
8,BM CI " Endeavor," both at
iianda
first
Cuba. P. Rloo.
bxB.
hhrtii.
*hh(ls.
V
lb,
mats
do
31ngrr, Race and At (gold)
Cassia, in
Msec
'do
Votmegs. eaaks
K)
CMOsPensDC
MS®
®
lOJi®
1 17
ai
Sple«a.
27
28
llli
20
*t
K 9
M a M
I
Pepper.ln bond. .....((Old) 11 a 11
•lo Suma ra * Blngapore IB A 1>
Pimento, Jamaica... (gold) ....» IIK
do
do
In bond
livi iS
"
"1)
Cloves
do
do
In bond.... do
CloTsstem
do
18 •
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
8c.
Imparts at New Tork and stock in
Caba.
(;aMla,inca*«8...(old
March 37, were as follows
Other. BrAzil.Manlla.ftc.Mula/lo
*hhdB bHRS.
bli'ls.
tbaKN.
1,016
4I..'U1
i.lli
l.tw
:
Fbidat,
p. M.,
March
28. 1878.
Thoro was legs activity in the market darincf the past week
since Jan. I.
48 Mi
!J,05U I17,5ft9
J13.I»I
K,r» than waH expected, thriugh the jobbing transactions hare been on
5,104
" same time, '7'i
U.SU 3l,'i-3
40,914
1,69S
386,927
3,3;0
a fairly liberal scale in the aggregate, and the feeling amoDg job
Xtock In nrst hands. ^ii,^H
2^1.641
m.svs
3,973
1.240
104,417
Same time 1872
82,746
JS.Sil
herd is still firirly 6rm, Agents are selling only moderate amounts
2,411
203,812
1371
...
«6,9M
36,253
of goods, tlie dulnesa during the week having been rather more
1IIOI.ASSES.
marked in first hands than among jobbers. The stocks held by
There has been but very little change in [the market since onr last report,
and tbo position of afTalrs Is destitute of remarkable features. An absence of the latter are ample to meet all their running requirements for
stock suitable for boilers still restricts their purchases and prcYents>any
the present, and they naturally shrink from entering into further
activity In the trade in these grades. There is some demand, however, and
engagements at the moment. The trade just now is suscejitible
increased offerings would result in a fair business. The(e is no call for di.-*to the slightest changes in the weather, and while a few warm
tiillog gradcH, and ({notations on these qualities are still somewhat nominal.
The market for grocery grades is moderately active, and the trade is running days will do much toward improving the condition of the trade
largely on the prime and choice grades. The supply of Porto Rico is some 600
the return of unpleasant weather again exerts a check upon sales,
hhds, and the finer grades are readily selected at very full rates. The stock and the trade relapses into dulness. There have been a large
numof English Islands is 174 hhds, with a quiet tone prevailing. Sales of domestic
ber of buyers in the city from different localities in the West ami
have been on a fairly liberal scale, and the snpply has been reduced to 4,200
South, but their purchases have been on a limited scale. The
bbls. Prices are very fully maintained, with only a moderately active call at
near by and local demand has been light, the disagreeable weather
the close. The syrup market shows no essential changes since onr la»t, and
prices are steady, as last quoted. Gradea under 50c are most in request, bnt
that lias prevailed during the greater portion of the week having
the olTcrings remain rather light. The sales of molasses since our last have
done much toward curtailing the local distribution. Money re.
been 26 hhds. Demerara at 63c.; 250 do., 36®40c.; 125 do. Porto Rico in trade
mains stringent, and the effects are apparent in the quietness
lots, mostly at 60c.; 460 bbls. New Orleans within the range.
which is prev,ailing in almost all of the markets. Values remain
The receipts at New York, and stock in first hands March 27, were as follows
P, Rico,
Demerara,
Other
Cnba,
D.o. remarkably steady, all things considered, and there are few
Imports this week
.
9,*M
!5.i«0
IT.RSS
94,971
.
1,470
••
•hhds.
2054
'hhrtB.
2S8
!8,.358
12,205
l,Otl
1,409
4,608
602
2,68-i
l,8li7
8,641
608
Isiports thisweek
"
since Jan.
"
same time 18T.i
Stock In
"
first
hands
"
"
"
same time -72
same time *71
'hbda
'htads.
60
bbls.
quotable alterations.
....
195
274
1.221
6U
82,819
24,232
174
244
566
Imports o( Sugar & inolasaes at leadlns port*
4,200
2,000
3,5C0
Jan.
fiince
I
The imports of sugar
(Incindinp; Melado), and of Molasses at the leading ports
1, 1873, to date, have been as foUows
Hoiasses.
Sugar.
-•Hhds.•Hiids.-tBSKS.-
from January
—
.
,
18?.?.
18:2.
77,831
760
Philadelphia... 6.561
94 ,-.79
1.964
New York
.^^M
1.1,413
1873.
79.710
5.017
10,381
18,170
9,676
i4,il0
6U9
18T!.
58,306
4,498
7,3i6
17,636
737
H3,00S
132,582
113,897
89,503
....
Boston
Baltimore
New Orleans...
Total...
6.367
1873.
330,753
508,088
31,425
8S3,06«
18' 3.
1872.
421 ,2<iO
1872,
14.505
6,231
12.921
J0.815
4.443
6,623
2.933
2,018
3M.S0a
4 40.1
8,400
766,002
8.S05
3,521
36,837
40,383
hhds
•
nei tiding thfrcns ftiirl bfvrreia reduced to
t Includes jaskets. *c.. reduced.
I
WHOIiESAIiE PRICES Ct7RRENT.
Tea.
ilyson,
do
do
Common
to fair
Young Hyson, Com.
60
;o
to fair,
Snper.toflne.
do
do
Ex. One to finest
Gunpowder Com to fair
Bup.toflne..
do
do Ex. fine to finest.
Imperial,
do
do
Com
to fair. ,
Sun. to fine
Extra fine to finest
.
.
® 25
a 40
®....
@ 45
@ 60
Hyson Sk. ft Tw. C. to fair.
do
do
Bup.toflne.
'lo
do
Bx.i.to nn'st
3.1
Superior to One
Ex. llno;to finest
32
43
80
43
65
Uncol. Japan, Cora, to lair..
Sup*r to fine...
do
Ex. f. to finest.
do
Oolong, Common to lair
do Superior to fine
m
®
M @1
33 ®
Si ®
75 ®
do
Bouc.
&
Kx fine to
Cong.,
do
do
01
13
.'5
®
«l
CO
35
55
CO
®1
finest
Com. to
@I
@
®
fair,
fine.
Snp*rto
Ex. r. to finest.
el
CotlflBe.
BIO Prime
do ffood
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
do fair
do ordinary
Java, mats and bags
Java mats, brjwi.
I8V919
Native Ceylon
I
18k®18X
nxanx
I
St Domingo
.lamnica
I
Mocha
18^®!7
&li
21Xe'3
20
gold. nwaiSH
gold. IB @19
goid. 18 (819
gold. isxaie
gold. nH®i8
Maracalho
Lagaayra
I
Cuba, Inl. to com. refining....
do fair to good refining
do prime
do fair to good grocery...
do pr. to choice grocr.ry...
do centrifugal, bbdB. &bx8.
Jo
10
7V
t
S)i
® SM
8X® 3K
9 9 9X
9 ® 9H
I
!
I
molasses
S. Nos.7to9...
do 10 to 12..
do
do
do
S^C®
9
13 to 15..
9\
16 to 18.. 10
19 to 20. loyeii
Havana, Box, white
moa
do
do
B
V
Porto Rico
Cuba Muscovado
gall. 55
39
32
G
I
do
do
nw V
frail,
Layer, :S72, » box.
Sultana,? lb
Valencia, V lb
do Loose Muscatels
Currants, new
V
Citron, Ijeghorn (new)
Prunes, JFrench
Prunes, Turkish, old
io
new
do
Dates
25®
4
2
X9
•
2 40
lb.
< 35
15
13
12® 2
12X9
Cuba Clayed
Cuba centrifugal
English Islands
92
-J**®
39
«
12X9
8
7
®
«
ev
3'JS
aminsa
BraillNats
'«
new
Bangoon drei
box. 31 K® 32 S
or box. 20K« 21
hi.
9
d.goldlnbond
a
8
I
DOHXSTIO OKIKD
»
Apples, state
do
do
do
do
J
1
8V<
5'.'
w
Macaroni, Italian
I
18
8m
Barcelona
Walnuts' Bordeaux
50
do
WeBtern
Southern, quarters
Peaches, pared
_,
do
IIH®
FnTTlTS.
lb.
sliced
Bllced
Bllced.
raocy
...
nnpared.qrs&hlve
Blackherrlen
;
CliestnntB
ft
Vi
%
«
8
a
5 a
3X*
5 a
8 a
IS a
SKa
!»
.
®
a
a
.
do
do
110 new
do Wll..g'dtobesld».
5«
4W
.
bush,
Peanuts, Va,e*dtatncy oil
Rte«.
a3xlCaroUB«
5J{®
7
7
16
".*
Cherries, pitted
Pecan Nuts
Hickory NutB
.
—
Filberts, Sicily
do
7K
Flics,' Smyrna
V ». 9 ® l.t
37 75
7
Canton Ginger. CAse
•;i
Almonds, Languedoc
e 22
Tarragona
do
i8Ka 18V
IS a 1SJ<
Ivlca
do
glclly,solt shell.. ....«
do
do
Shelled, Sicily... 30 a 81
paper shell
do
....a
Sardines
African Peanuts
I
;
.
.
Frnlta and Nnts.
Ralslns.SeeaiesB,
.
.
I
1
.
.
Granulated
975
®mj
®33
—
Domestic
.
extra
sugars
Crushed
,.„.
noIaaiKta.
WewOrleani new
alteration.
.
Porto Rico, refining grades..
do
grocery grades..
Brazil, bags
Manila, bags
White Sugars, A
Powdered
9X®
more popular brands are largely sold ahead on their best styles,
and these goods, while remaining strong, are without quotable
for light
do
4Ka 6X
"
* ~
do
7
_
7«® 8K Yellow
Melftdo
Hav'a,Box,D.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
®
®
7
8
that has prevailed during the week, but the distribution has still
been fairly liberal and the stocks continue very light. All of the
Woolen Goods. There has been a better inquiry
weight woolens in a jobbing way, and the supplies of
loxaiiv fancy woolens in the finer grades has been considerably reduced
7 8 8h
8Xe »H during the week. From first hands the business has been light,
7 ® e)(
and the markei is wholly unchanged. Low grades of woolens
7X®8
losaioy
are weak, in consequence of the accumulation of stock. There
10X9....
lOX®....
has been a moderate call from clothing manufacturers here and
8X®10
r.xaiix elsewhere for heavy goods, but their purchases have not become
11H»...
iih®iix at all spirited as yet. The demand for flannels has been light,
although jobbers continue to sell moderate amounts of whites
and blues. Beavers, doeskins and overcoatings are quiet at un80 @85
17 @19
changed figures. American dress goods sell to a fair extent in all
26 ®4B
Hosiery is in gjood
of the principal brands and remain very firm.
request and steady.
a
12 ® 12X
Foreign Goods. The dulness in trade has been instrumental
llii® IIX
®
in curtailing the orders from our importers for fresh linen of
gold.
Sasar.
—
Domestic Cotton Goods. The decline in the cotton
market has begun to affect goods, and there is a softer feeling
prevailing on lines of which there is any accumulation. The
lower grades of brown fabrics have weakened somewhat and are
lower in socle cases, although there are very few quotable
changes. There is a full supply of these lower qualities, but the
stock of the better gradea of brown cottons remains light, and the
market is very strong on these descriptions. Standards and fine
browns are sold ahead in some cases, and none of the principal
brands show any accumulation. The range of prices is fully
sustained by the good demand and limited stocks. Bleached
goods are also firm on all of the better makes, with some weakness on the lower grades, but no absolute decline. Fine 44 goods
are a shade higher in a few instances. Drills have sold to a fair
extent in browns for home consumption, and there is some little
Colored cottons have been in very
call for blue goods for export.
fair request and most grades are firmly held. There is an especially
strong feeling on stripes of the newer patterns and demins, while
ticks and other eoods continue to move in limited assortments.
The print trade has boen restricted by the unfavorable weather
8
10
17
5
8
17
10
1
10
»i
1
30
S5
• 15
1
•
B
1
«
5
show a very marked decline. Our supimported fabrics are therefore running low, and there is
a prospect that, notwithstanding the backwardness of trade, the
season will close with the market in a fair condition. Tliere is a
moderate call for goods from first hands, and the jobbing trade
shows considerable animation. The foreign markets remain very
goods, and the arrivals
plies of
The auction
firm, and prices ate pretty well maintained here.
houses continue to be well supplied with goods, and the sales
pass off with considerable animation.
annex a few particulars of leading articles of domestic
manufacture, our prices quoted being those of leadinif jobbers
We
t
:
THE CHRONICLE,
48H
Brown
and
Sheeting*
SlitrHutf''.
Width..Prici
Price
lUticaNonpM
do
do
Agawam F
Albion A..
Adriatic...
Atlantic A.
do D..
do H.
Applcton A
do
N
86
87
37
37
36
SO
Augui'tA
3ti
Bedford R...
Boolt FF
do S
do W..
ConPBtoco D
Cabot A ...
80
.
.
10.x
14
Laconia
Langlcy B.... 14
16X
Peppercll
15M
11
13
11
Stark
9^
Ut;ca..
do
do
..
12
IS
13
16
13
An
fine
I
27X
30
3S>^
.
1
4'JM
4B
35
Non 40K
,9j^
and SblrtluES
14
19
18
36
Boott B..., 36
do C... 33
do R.... 28
T5IlertonW84-4
frnit of the
36
Loom
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
do
do
do
do
do
HK
Q
Arkwrlght
13
Easton
16K Hamilton
S
12
.
17
do
do
do
....10-4
....11-4
do
21
C.
do,
SaK
do
37K
do
42K
do
47K
do
lOK
27K Park, No.
33
5-4
17
14-15
13
16
Caledonia, 8
2:i-30
FF
13K
Checks.
27K
7-4
8-4
9-4
....
....
....
13-14
18-19
19
14
17-18
9..
10..
60..
80..
90..
60..
18
32K
24
25
17
Sheathmg,
duck—
Light
,icht duel
22K
Bear dnck (Roz.)
do heavy (9 oz.).
Mont.Ravens59ln
se
24
34
40in.
Carpets.
Velvet, J. CrossSon'
ley
2 65
best
No 1 2 55
do do
Brussels.
Tap
Crossley* Son'sl .50-1 40
Eng. Brussels. 2 20-2 30
.
.
Hartford Carpet Co
Extras ply
1
52K
Imperial 3-ply..
Superfine
Med. snper
1
BodyBrusSfra.
do
4 do
3 do
do
2
45
20
05
00
80
80
10
00
Bieelow Brus D
do
1
1
1
1
f r. 2
4-fr.
2
imPOnTATIONS OF DRY COODS AT THE PORT OF
NEtV IfORK.
The importations of dry goods at this port for the week ondiiiK
March 27, 1873, and the corresponding weeks of 1872 and 1871
have been as follows
"^
:
BNTKBED lOB CONSUarTlOK FOR THB WXBK KNliraB MABCB
—
Pkge.
Manufactures of wool
2.246
cotton.. 2..')63
do
do
do
silk
flax
1,536
l,.54f>
Miscellaneous dry goods. 1,587
Total
9,477
Valne.
$951,807
758,488
1,147,610
381.634
467,607
$3,710,346
27, 1873
1872—-
1871-
Pkes.
694
1,122
854
Valne.
1,136
$316,027
817,162
608,668
258,076
337
74,»91
-1873—-,
Pkgs
1,424
2,022
1.067
1,598
5,932
Valne.
1613.317
677,687
611,265
422.502
234,467
4,143 $1,601,521'' 12,048 $2,559,268
WITHDRAWN FROM WABEHOOSB AND THROWN INTO TBB MARKET DURING THE
SAME PERIOD.
lannfactores of wool
776
cotton.. 605
do
silk,
135
do
flax.
833
do
MisceiianeouB dry goods. 9.0*2
$280,4.52
150.311
152,301
176,259
60,378
865
865
$.383,581
177
243 464
151,485
40,742
7.59
2,481
2.3J,794
809
841
5,018
$.351.14?
241,8S*2
296,400
162.121
53,637
....11.371
$819,701
3,710,346
5,147 $1,036,066
l,e04,524
4,143
7.797 $1,108,483
2,559,268
12,043
Totalthrownnponm'k't. 20,8)8 $4,530,047
9,290 $2,640,590
19,840 $3,667,751
BHTBRBD FOB WAREHOUSINO PtJBINe 8AUB PERIOD.
Manufactureeof wool....
cotton..
do
rto
Bilk
UO
flax
898
$320,239
6,80
147.811
250.212
90,084
101,033
218
474
Miscellaneous dry goods. 9,047
11.217
9.477
Tot'ii
Addent'dfotconBumpt'n.
T*t>ll entqrea
(it
$915,3:9
8,710,848
thp port.20,691 »4,625,7?3
423
343
157
408
124
1.455
4,143
$190,466
98.978
172 158
8.30
600
lii5.345
176
629
36,036
10,181
$602,983
1,604,524
12.416
12,043
Gambler.^. 1> »...
Blnseng, Western
.
$347,234
175,150
181.979
180.266
87,760
$972,889
2,559,268
5,598 $2,207,507 21.459 $"31531,857
«
75
65
^5
J
i
6H
?>
!n
10 «i
bbl (new).
™
,^
a
40
40
3 25
*»
•;••«
14
gold
^49
..•
Llv'p'l, various sorts..
SALTPETRE-
57X
Refined, pure
Crnde......
85
Nltrstesoda
3(1
9
9
1 5il
.
J»
'
V
2«
9
39
02
9
V cwt.
o-tBH— Drycod
Mackerel, No.l, shore ....
Mackerel, No. l,Hnlllax..
Mackerel, No. 1, Bay. new
Mackerel, No. 2, shorenew
Mackerel, No. 2, Bay.. new
FLAX— North River....* »
FRUITS— See groceries.
GUNNIES.- Seereport und,)r
*
1
12X
Cotton.
Corrlenles
Bio Grande....
26
27
9
2.-.X1»
27
26
25
CallftlB a
20
•.'
(JhlU
pernambuco
Matamoras
"
_
Buenos Ayres..»ttgold.
Bio Grande
"
Callfomia
cur.
Texas
Kaat India Stock—
* lOO ft .gol d
67 87H
7 75
*
Gin, dltferent brands
iX9 WM
ft
report.
...a
UH9
HXa
15
15
13
]3
ie"
9
9
a
18
22
9K«
)0K
11X«
16
9
-^
IIX
17
n
...a
...a
UK
a
•
TEAS—See special report.
.pX-^—Banca...*
ft,
gold
Straits
9
...
1;
pffiesI'lVc.cha'rVvb"
Plates,char. Terne
"
Kentuckyluis, heavy
"
"
leaf,
Seed leaf. Conn., wrappers.
33
50
au
12 00
10 75
TOBACCO
ei; 25
«
®
®
a
8
9X@
45
9X
11
55
16
"
fillers
14
50
22
Pennsylvania wrappers
88 el 10
lUvana, com. to fine
wrk.18 <3 55
lnbond,dark
Manufac'd,
"*..""'
• bright work. 20 a 45
WOOL—
„,
American. S'XonyFleece »<B
American, Full Blood Merino
American, Combing
n
... <a
2 ,5^ S 35
BUGAlt-See special report
TALLOW— American* »..
20
21
18
20
16
"
American blister.
American cast. Tool
American cast spring
American machinery.....
American German spring.
21
20
17
.
English, ca5t,2dftl6tqu*ll)
English. »prlng,2d ft Istqu
English blister, 2d&l6tqu
4*
9
Orinoco
•..
Bshla-....
Dry Salt.— Maracalbo.gold
.
'^SllSl'X^r-ftrc'ftW.l 7:h«1
" » ^
91K
Whiskey
00^6
8Kl?
23^a
V» fid
foT'n
^* *''*"oo^
S8>a6ro
proof.
Rum—Jam., 4thproof...
" ....«.« 75
St. Croix, 3d
10
2 Si
DO
10H9 lOV
Jute
"
Brandy .('Ign b'ds..* eaLgldS 65^15
gold.210 90@3l.i 00
ft
P^'alls".
Plates domestic
__
Blsal
S ft)® R .5
»
e -"
SPICES— See groceries
RPTRITS—
^
9 4 2i
Shipping #25 ft keg
® 8 75
Mln. ft Blasting
HAT—North R.shlp'g,# lOOftl 05a 1 10
dressed.* ton.:93 00@23i no
BEMP- Am.undressed
125 OOiSlsO OO
American
Russia, clean
Manlla.current. .»
.i^
Taysnam.Nos. 1*2, ...... .7^1
Canton, re-rceled No. 1 ..6 Ha
75
22 00a25 UO
19 OOaai oo
17 Oiig23 oo
13 siaM co
14 C0@15 (O
I5a 18
6
^tlV
9
^
™)
2i
Tsatlee, ro.'eeled.
26
I2K
40X
-H
<il26,^
Linseed, Cal.,* 561b gld
8II.K-Tsatlce,No.3chop*11.S 7s» 9 00
SIK
22"
-^
r
6]^l4oo
«^T'f^;rtr.";::::*b?,?.3
Ttemp. fort IgD
;• V
Flaxieed, Amer'n.r'Bb. i
®
peroz. 2 50 9
Sulnlne
Rhubarb, China....* » 60 9
JHa
Bal soda, Newcastle, jjld
47 at
Shell I.ac, 2d and Ist Eng
gold.
SJ<^
Sodaash
i7U9
Sugar lead, white
l'X«
Vitriol, blue
9«
°»*
.
Cadiz
24
41
6 es
66
„
1
UK
iixe
12S4»'« JJ
75
.16
RICE-Sce groceries report.
_
^
Islands ..* bnsn.
9
Prnsslate potash, yel'w.
gold.
Oulcksllver
9
20
Lard
SALT-
12J<
20
10
.so
m
2X
lOK*
2
5 00
57«
a
Beef, extra mess new. 12 JO 9^00
Beef haniB, new...... ...soon fi!!2
* » 11«> '?
Hams, pickled
22
3!li<
4J"
25
*.l
@il
1.
Pork, extra prime..
f"
Pork, prime mesB d'y-ies" *'I ^',
sou g S no
Beet, pbiln mess
95
31
-0
a
t5
»3
In bbls
Keflued, standard white
Pork mess
.i°
^0
.
Oi; vltnol (oedegB). ...
Oplnra.Turk.lnbond.gld
F,xtra,Pulled
No
1,'pulled..........
California. Spring Clip-
Fine, unwashed
••
Medium
Commoii, unwashed
South Am. Merino unwashed
Cape Good Bope, unwashed.
Texas, fine
Texas, medium..
Smyrna.nnwaihed
9
68
IS7S
6.1
JJ
SO
e'S
®13
®50
efS
88
82
ft.
68
22
S2
86
84
85
.,3
(?8>
3f
®S0
e35
«i40
(^88
©.w
625
*» loxaiix
znic— Sheet
9 "H FREIGHTS^STBAM.-j
BAIU--,
«.
«. c
To LivBBPOOI. $. o. «.
5-160
9
,>«•'-'«
Cotton.....*
20
Calcnt. city sit. » ft gold 17
14
Calcutta, dead green "
14Xa 15
Calcutta, buffalo.** •
53
HOPS— Crop Ol 1872..* ft..,. 40
71.
Croptof IK'
10
15
Crop of 18J0
IRON— pig. Am., Il 0.1.* ton ...a 50 00
jiiiuw^oiv
17 00(8 48 00
r,o. 2
4
Pig. American. f.o.
pig,
<0 00a 43 00
Pig American Forge
55 aoa 65 00
Pll ScolcB....
rsftued Sng..* Amer.110 00a .,..
.
rt.
:
rf.
ft
V bbl SO #....
Flour
H. goods.* ton 27 6 a49
<oo
a
B«
7>4«
Crude
(a
MAdder, Dutch. ....gold
Madder, Fr.E.X.F.F"
Nutg'l8,blne \lcppo
Bahta
•»
Crude, ord'v gravity
bulk, per gallon
10
1
L.corice paste. Calabria.
Licorice paste. Sicily
Wet Salted—
extrapale..
.2
Lacdve.good&flne
^{JJyiBuenoB Ayr.
Montevideo ...
pale
••
Naptr a. refln., 68-73 grav
PO
Ginseng, Southern ......
Jalap
vi.",--^?.'*
GUNPOWDER-
••
8(1
n 1. / i'V'T KT O? J P-
a
®
i)
»
99
'
.. „.,
3 SO
Turks
»»
—
—
Chlorate potash
6 75
Caustic Boda
61
Cochineal, Ilondnr..
55
Cochineal, Mexican. "
Cream tartar, prime
Cnhebs, East India
sold
Cutch
21'X
35
e4 12H
«a 75
«» *5'0
"5. £* ?!!iy
lOX
S
PETROLEUM—
3 50
...
Brlrastone,cru.*tori.." 35 00
S
Brimstone, Am. roll
gold
23
Lamphor, crude
No.l
No.2
. .
45
6xa
•'
•
Whale, bleached winter..
Whale, crude Northern..
Sperm, crude
Sperm, bleached
Lard oil, prime winter.
d
Maraeaiho
Add ent'd for consumpt'n. 9,477
Total
Bleaching powder...
'7
33
«
—
—»&
Arsenic, powdered. "
Bl carb. soda, N'csslle "
Bl chro. potash.S'tch
31
27X4 2HH
Orlnoco.&c
rouch
....
Cltythln.obl.lnbblB.Vtn.gd...
« 41 00
West, thin obl'g,(dom.)
OILS— OUve, in csks » gall 115 el 25
Linseed, crushers prices
'" 5 ?i
» gallon. In casks
Cotton
otton Seed (Crude S
4|Hf
48
yellows.. ..
'JSH
COTTON— Bee special report.
S}i9
DRUGS ft DTES-Alum
gold
16 »
ArgolH, crude
"
26 @
irgolB,reOued
30-38
40-46
9 to 5 J
Druid
&
A
(over
«
9
6
California
OAKUM
on. CVKB-
26:
American Ingot
82in.
Sail
all dnck, 221n.—
do
new
45
42
1^
«
"
15
42
30
28
\'
®
Oik
15 oz;
Braziers' (over 16 oz.)
A
C 3 bush
Cotton Dnck.
I4K Fl
Jewett City...
Whittenton A.
do
BB..
22K
.
. . .
A
do
12K
Amoskeag
32 50
33 00
-3:3 00
34 00
34 00
37 60
35 00
42 50
37 50
8B 00
PowhattanA.B..
do
wX;p;''y4
9
12
50
,
Stark
20
20
80
20
COPPER— Bolts
82
i8
3 15 «? BiH
Tar, Washington
3 87«a4 10
Tar. Wilmington
4 00 «...
Pitch, cltv
JOX® «l
BplrllB turpentine.* gall.
Rosin, strained, V bbL.. 5 "H«>
tons egg
tons stove
tons chestnut
PO
Liverpool gas cannel ...15 00
@;iO OO
IJverpool house cannel
report.
special
Bee
COFFEE.—
35
70
Lewiston
I
"
9
32
» «
MOLABBES— See special report.
NAVAL STORES-
Hs® ...
a
* 4 40
4 ^H® 4 60
5 OO (SSliX
4 15 ® 4 .0
4*1°
35,000
15,000
Bags.
Ontario
fine....
4
5.000 tons lump
10,000 tons steamboat... 4 15
4 SO
20,000 tons grate
42K
Great Falls A.
Ludlow AA....
I
2»
15
16
16
10
do com, to gd.
65-67K
Amoskeag
1
pilme
Auction sale of Scranton, Mar.
Dan-
iels
Sterling
21
19
17
23
24
21
17
16
15
14
Cheese— fact'ry,
42K
Hadley
Holyoke
"
lOH
a
i»
@
®
e
41
Western Drk'nB
tubs
do
70
6 cord.
&
Green
7K
13K
36
31
Lonsdale... 36
do Camliric 36
N. Y. Mills 36
6-4
Peoperell
do
lair to
ilo
47K
cord
Saraosset
Stripes.
Albany
Algodoa
American
State dairies choice
70
70
American
32
36
32
36
30
Butter
-.5,000
& Co
Oak, slangbter
crop
" rough slaughter
Hemlock. B.A
BFTTER AND CHKKSK—
70
70
Clark's, Geo. A.
Willimantic, 3
SO
24
3.
4.
S.
6.
7.
Eagle
13
10
14
ar'tPallsA .32
do
M 33
Brooks, per doz
200 yds ....
J. <SkP. Coat's
Clark, John, Jr.
«
UK'S
2 25*2
Paris wh„EngW 100 lbs.
Spool Cotton
12K
Tickings
.
.
|
00
00
U
„
62S«« W
Win
STS «' IJX
•• *?„
«10 50
^<aall,»»-.
'•
LEATHER-
'ii
—
«
9
«
12
Lead, wh., Amer.. dry
Zinc, wb., dry. No. I.
Zinc, wh.. No. 1, In oil.
8K
Red Cross
Victorv H
14-15
medal.
do
Hamilton reg..
15
Lewiston A..
do T.B..
14K
.
Poccasset
Utlca
Park Mills
Peabody
i>
.
Pequa
Renfrew
Union
erican, nure. In oil
8K-9
Pequot
14
12
14
14
12
12
12K
Namaske
13K
15K
lOK
Blackstone
do
do
12K
12K
12
,
do
do
Gloucester
Hartford
Lancaster
Amosk'g ACA.
A
do
:8K
B..
do
C.
do
16-16K
D..
17
do
ISK Cordis AAA. 32
No. 2.
11
do
Bartletts... 31
do .... 33
do .... 36
Bates. BB... .36
do B.... 33
45
do
do XX.. 36
AA
13
lOK
..4-4
I
EnglUn
Bar
Plpeandsheet
50
....® 5 50
.
faliiti
8K
8K
f
UOHlDim
iK
72
88 CO
0J«
OOA
.
BpaajBn.ord'yVlOO Bgold.e
Genraa. "
"
50
U0@16 00
....a 2 10
Cut spikes, all sizes ..
-Lead, white. Am-
13K
12K
13K
15K
Manville
11
Glasgow
17
36
.
lOK-H
Orch.Imp
Harmony
UK
Manchester
.
I
15
....
14-15
Caledonia
Clyde
Bt'cbed Sbeetlngs
Albion
13
16
I
bams.
Amoskeag
I
20
S7K
Auburn
UK
UK
DK
14V Bates
1«)«
_
.
gin L
3%
ArTiwri'tWTSff
UK
sat
U
43
6K«
t.,com..
LEAD-
oo«n
10
*'
9 IM
&
ton... (gold) 70
Ralls Am., at workB In Pa. 80
00
white pine nier.bx b'dB 3i 0(l®34
^
f900®79 00
Clearplne
Bnruce hoards A planks 80 00a32 00
Hinilock bo'rds &.plank 27 00e84 00
^ 5 25
Nails- .Od.aed.com..* kg
6 TSa ! !)
Clinch. 2to 3 In. 4 over
... C» 7 5C
2(1 and "dOno
21
.
.
'
I
48
rs
Androscog-
Ind.
Domestic Gtns-
I
...86
Amoskeag. A3t>
do
42
46
do
25
15
23
AX A
BB
Amoskeac
UK
I
37X
...
16K
Canoe River..
Hallowell Imp
8heet,Rus.,a8.
Bbeet.slng., d.
155 ooaisooo
toassor.gd 16
KallB.Eng.*
Lime— Kockl'd.coni.W bbl.
@ 1
Kockland, lump
...a I
Lumber— ioutliRrn pine.. •8 00040
Wlilte pine box hoarciB. 31 omsi
Corset Jeans.
Richmond's
Simpson 2d Mourn. IIK
do black & -white. IIK
Sprague'sfan
15K
..10-4
..11-4
..lS-1
..
B
M
iiard ..f
Phllailelplilalronts. "
Cement~lt'»«en(1ftie »hbl
22
doCC
I'X
Pacific
14
)4
W
.
AA
Otis
do
Brlcks— ;;oiu.
Crotons
13
Haymaker Bro
HX
UK
IIX
UK
W
M
.....
14K
'""S^^-SK'^
Hoop
....anoo
BUILDING MATEUIALS-
13
Chester D'k
Everett
»
100
isoO(i«ieo(B
Serin
BBEADSTCFFS— Seespeclal report.
Laconia
do mourning
Naiunkeageat.
Hamilton
lOX Pequot
14K-15
Lodl
11>4
Suffolk
13K
Manchester
11
!1K Glazed Cambrlrs.
13X Merrlmac D dk.
Arcadia
"^K
pk and pur. 13
12X do
8K
Garner
isx do Shirting
XX
do
do
Y.
NaehoaflneE 40
O.
33
do
do
48
do
do
do
do
do
do
AsnRS-?ot,i8t son V
II
26
8X Androscog'n
Bedford
Cocheco
Garner * Co
18
13
.
7-4
8-4
25
Alffodon
JlJi
10
AmoakeaK
100.
Denims.
8T0KB PXIOKS.
Bar, Swedes
PRICES CURRENT.
23K
Bedford
Boston
Beaver Cr,
15
14X
36
.
A
Prints.
19
21
Amoskeag
14
13
American
70..
80..
90..
Alh*"/
67)i
Gloucester
do BB. 83
C. 86
do
do
W. 80
LaconlaB.... 37
do S.... 36
do O.... 39
86
Lawrence A
do
D
.T.
do
do
LL. 36
Peppercll.
XX 10-4
15
15
15
12
13
13
20
Indian Head. 7-8
do
..48
Ind'n Orchard
.
16X
18X
Adriatic
9X
DwlghtX... .•50
Y... 33
do
Z... 36
do
A
50
do
do
do
I
40
4S
58
3«
.
Park Ho.
K
22
laxl WainBuita.. 40X
20
do HII 36
13X
20
do XX 36
14
Brown Drills.15
IIX
n Amovkcag
"
.
do
do
do
1
l»Xl
SO
9-4
8-4
35
heavy 36
tiENERAL
Price.
Width. Price.
I
[March 29, 1873.
a....
oil!..
Corn,
i
*. ?•
2
Wheat. .b. 4
Beet
pork
b.
tee.
J
fbbl
.
..
5*"*
2
25
85
oa
SJfW
a....
•
9
6a
«
4
4 6
8
...
0*30)
19
8a
P>
...
...
...
...
..,
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