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709!
lAteat Monetary and Commercial
Bmks
and the Recent Rlee
710
Kn«ll»hNew8
Commercial and Miscellaneoua
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71S
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Last year for the fi'st time
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rate if she raises
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poon that the few bankers yfho were in their offices on
com-
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to
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THE COMMERCIAL TIMES.
Commercial Epitome
Ootlon
be
will
it
elsewhere, Five-Twenties have
as
lo
By
by the panic.
produced
elsewhere
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THK BANKfiRS' GAZKTTB.
Money
NO. 414.
31, 1873.
markets,
j
Gold
in
given
I
Market
The
INTERESTS OF THE (TNITED STATES.
devastation
THE CHROXICLB.
/v
their custom, never broken
on deposits one per cent, less
We
presume they are in like
now, lor it is obvious
that if those banks, with their aggieg.ite deposits of 100
millions sterling were paying' five per cent, to the depositors, they would certainly not be disposed to lend as
tlie Bank
manner refusing
reported at
The
fact
rate.
to follow this old rule
5@5^
is
per cent to the public.
that capital is
abundant
in
London, and
continental market? also, notwithstanding the
in the
Vienna panic,
THE CHRONICLE
710
[May
SI, 1873.
Paris and the general
possibly be avoided, and we have always contended that
Germany. Judg- the best preventive of such abuses is publicity. Still it is
ing from present appearances we may now fairly calculate argued that the pnnciple of the law of February 19, 1869,
on a much larger proportion of that capital flowing hither cjvers the abuse, and should bo so declared by an
during the next six months than was at all probable before amendatory act. This law of 1869 makes it a penal offence
premium
of the gold
the rise
in
inflation of speculative values throughout
the close of the
Geneva Convention.
is
It
not without
reason that the public attach so much importance to
prospective influx of foreign capital, for
it is
really the
tliis
most
important preventive or remedy for some of the formidable
monetary evils that trouble us, and it will help us to avoid
some of
we
the perils which 8(.rew so thickly the rugged path
are traveling toward specie payments.
for
any National bank
BAMS
The rumors
of an intended
we
referred
The
speculators hsve
movement
GOLD.
IN
in gold, to
made some vigorous
not with the success that had been
which
of their partial failure
is
said to be
efTorts, thoiigh
predicted.
that
(m hypothecated green
further
equal
fine
to
one-third of
money so loaned. Moreover, the bank officers who
make the loan are personally fined in a sum equal to one
third of the money so loaned ; arid the fines or penalties so
partj bringing
an.l
As
suit.
officers are
its
given to
a question of policy,
it
is
claimed that gold coin should be prohibited from by pothnca
week, have proved to be well fourdeJ.
last
by a
of $1,000, and
fine
recovered both from the bank
THE RECENT RISE
ilND
loai.s
the
the
THE
make
to
backs or National banknotes, and punishes the offence by a
equally with greenbacks and
tion,
session of Congress
One reason matter by
the banks are less
willing than ihey have recently been to aid the gold cliques.
lead the banks to
the press should
to the practice of
notes,
A
new law
their
the agitation of the
indeed,
except,
;
bank
probably be proposed at the next
purpose will
for this
own
banks would certainly have
put a stop
Meanwhile our city
in showing any right
sccord.
difficulty
now believed that but for the banks the speculation of under the National Currency Law to count as resetVe mahy
the past six months would have been unable to raise the millions of corn which are Only hypothecated with them, and
price of gold to the extent actually reached, and the nature are not owned by the banks at all.
But why, it may be asked, is this custom attacked now 1
of the assistance thus aflorded is now being subjected to the
severe scrutiny of public opinion. So far as is known, It is not M new abuse.
It has been quietly practiced
there are only a few of our city banks which have been engaged for years.
The reason is foviid, we suppose, in the misIt is
in this way, and of this small minority the better class are
sensible of their
error,
Tbe part
position.
and are receding from
these institutions
their false
have played
in the
recent gold speculation
is ably set
forth in a pamphlet on
R'sutnption by one of our most intelligent bank officers
Mr. O. H. Schreiner, of the German American Bank, as
follows
which
recent, and to tbe mass of
riee ot gold in the face of extreme
ward tendency in other vnlues, is
the action of a limited number of
as collateral security for loans or
the people incomprehensible,
money stringency and a downowing, in no small degree, to
banks, which receive the gold
advances of par or more on
Bame in currency, and include the gold as paft ot their lawful
reserve
to that extent depleting their legitimate reserve of
greenliacke. This gold could not otherwise be carried at rising
litea, under such circumstances
and whether, when thus received
as collateral security, it forms either a safe or legal reserve against
the immense greenback liaMllties of New York banks especially,
is a question demanding their careful consideration.
The New York banks are to a large extent the depositaries for
the whole country and should any general emergency arise,
requiring them colleclively to make use of their reserves, the'
greenbacks thus parted with could not readily be re obtained', for
they have floated away and dre scattered through the country
while such gold would not he available to meet currency liabilities.
The course referred to may be therefore one of present
interest, but is of very questionable propriety, when viewed
with
reference to prudence and safety for the future.
Resumption by the banks deoends altogether upon resumption
by the government; and collateral gold thus held cannot
strengthen or prepare them to endure the great strain they
must
bear during the approach thereto. Gold would be less
subiect
to speculation, and therefore stetdierin price, and
would find a
more legitimate and lower level but for the course
indicated
Iheir action, therefore, to no inconsiderable extent
thwarts one
object of the government sales—(viz. to regulate
the supply for
legitimate purposes, as well as the price)— aids in
disturbing and
unsettling all values, in mystifying the people, and
causing them
to distrust the ability of the Administration to act
for the general
interest or control the situation.
;
would not
gold
origin
rendered aid without
lias
it
have
advanced
At any
since the close of last year,
per cent
seven
rate; this
seems the chief
popular apprehensions against these gold
of the
and the banks will do well to take heed to such
admonitory apprehensions in time. But it is replied that
loanS)
many
there are
The
_
chievous speculation, to which
other causes which have been
prominent than
doubt that
Conspicuous among these
removed.
interpretation
tender laws.
in
much more
No
gold.
his
of
the recent eStpEtt
is
Mr. Richardson from
sion of the greenback circulation by
a migtaken
rite
But those other causes have been partly
true.
is
producing the
this in
powers under the
legal
This raischi';Vous error produced such excite-
;
;
:
Ruch
ai_d
to " bull" speculators,
even though it should continue
uncontrolled by authority of law can, however, be only
available
up
to a certain limit.
The extent
to
15
millions.
if needful
by
The precise
banks have been carrying gold
variously estimated at from 5 to
figures can of course be obtained
the Comptroller and the
it
public credit, that
notable rise in gold.
356
week the
now down to
But
The currency
celled.
of
was much
it
hal been at an) time since the wir to operate
is
easier
for a
error has been can-
this
its
maximum
legnl
millions, and with the past experience of the Secretary
of the Treasury,
it
can scarcely be expected that
tliat officer
or his successors will venture ou a lepetition of the policy or
expanding
the
first
illegally the
offence
currency
of
Although
the country.
has been condoned as
a misapprehension
and an error, the second might be construed as involving
grave personal consequences, which
no
public
official
ot
ordinary prudence would be rash enough to brave.
As
relied
to
the other well
known
on by the advocates
cussed them fully of
lute.
influences
of
a ri-e in
We
which have been
we have dis-
gold,
need therefore say no more
above referred to, they are
regarded as having mostly spent their force; and the popuin this place than that like those
banks and on the aid they give
the premium on specie
upward movement.
much
to the
of the blame on the
gold gamblers, should
receive in the near future any notable
Bank Superintendent,
M.-. Schreiner, probably ou"; of a conservative
desire not to
f.ster too much the public apprehension, refrains
from
a ly conjectures as to the amount of gold which has been
number of bankN that have been doing the
work. He proposes, however, to stop the mischief by a
law framed for that purpose. We object on
principle t a
»ny new legislative restriction! on banking
which 'jtm
cirried or the
than
the country, and shook so profoundly the
the
lar opinion therefore will charge
which the
f>r tbe cliques has been
ment througliout
currency and
THE BOESEL lAW AND RAILROAD PROGRESS IN OHIO,
The Boesel law having just been declared unconstitutional
hy the Supreme Court ot Ohio, some persons have too
hjjistily come to think that many sound new railroad enterprises in that State will receive
not believe
this;
serve to show
A
a serious check,
brief examination of the
Wa do
facts
may
that the decision will rather help than injure
Ma^
THE CHRONICLE.
81, 1873.]
711
«
The design of tho Boeael act io well known for its construction, and, If anything useful has been accorapllshed,
with the road being ubstantially owned by a railroad company, to
23d April, 1872, it was intended to enable he operated or not, or disposed of aa such company may Qtid
most for
projected roilroad companies to evade a direct positive it* interest. Thus is accompUshed by indirection, what It would
be a plain violation of an expreM provision of the eonatitutlon to
prohibition of tho C>^nstitution of the State.
That instru- do directly.
ment in tho 8th article of its 6th section declares that " the
It was argued by counsel that iven if the tenth notion
General Assembly shall never authorize any county, city,
were void, still the rest of the statute would be valid.
town or township, by vote of its citizens or otherwise, to
Against this the Court ruled that " the tenth section in
become a stockholder in any joint-stock company, corporaBound railroads.
When
passed
tion, or association
its credit
to,
or
money
whatever, or to raise
in aid
of,
which the authority to
or loan
for,
any such company, corporation,
or association."
To evade
sell
or loan
that
section
it
this
express restriction
Boesel law very
the
First, it
enacted
found cannot be thus
cannot be presumed that
been passed by the Legislatur'*.
adroitly contrived three expedients:
is
separated in determining the validity of the act, for without
The
section
constitutes
a
>
r
it
would have
acted on by the people.
ncc ssary part of tho
plan or
that
scheme tor accomplishing th't ol jecta intended by the act.**
" any county, city or township might construct a railroad of
Another argument was that us the Supreme Court bad
its own, and might borrow for that work a sum not exceeding formerly
decided that the Cincinnati Southern Railroad act
five per cent, of its taxable property.
Thus a railroad was constitutional, although it authorized the city of Cincinpassing through a belt containing three counties and fifly- nati to build that road and
afterwards lease it, therefore*
seven townships could be voted aid dy the united efforts of that counties and townships might
combine together to meet
these sixty different bodies or by aa many aa could be as a confederated union the great public want of a railroad,
brought to co-operate in tlie enterprise. Hecondly, when though no one of these townships singly couli build more
the bonds were thus voted, they were
be awarded to the
to
lowest responsible bidder, " for the whole of said road or to
who
the party
will agree
miles of road for the
to
build
sum appropriated."
Thirdly, the act
authorized the Commissioners appointed under
road
the
might
either
before
or
after
in their discretion sell the
completion
it
to
lease
;
or
they
road for such compensation
and on such terms as they might agree upon ; the lease or
sale not being valid till ratified by popular vote.
The price
at which the sale may be made is left wholly io the disIt may be paid in money
by completing work. To clear
beyond doubt the amendatory act
cretion of the local authorities.
or in any other
up
this point
way such
and place
it
as
expressly declares that "thi consideration
lease
may be
of the sale Or
the construction of the road."
These three points are elaborately discussed by Judge
White, who delivered the opinion of the Court, declaring
the
law unconstitutional on the ground,
attempts to reach indirectly an
object
mainly, that
it
which cannot be
reached directly, being expressly forbidden in the constitution.
The
points are
summed up
To
this the
Court reply
The act passed upon In that case Is widely different from the
before us. The latter contains provisions and elements
not ifound in the former. That act authorized a railroad to be
built by a municipality, when it was found to bo essential to it*
interest, as one of its public works. It was to be used and operated
aa other works of a public nature in which it had a special Interest,
and which It was authorized to own and operate.
In the case referred to. of Walker w. Tho City of Cincinnati,
the Court held that It was competent for the Legislature, under
the general grant of legislative power, to authorize the entire
construction of such a work by a municipality having a special
interest therein, and to empower the local authorities to provide
the means therefor by taxation. And further, that a work thus
constructed was neither In violation of the express nor the clearly
implied prohibitions of article 8, section 6, of the ConstitntloD.
That the construction of the work in this manner, however unwisa
it might be, did not involve the union of public and private
capital or credit, nor the raising of money by the municipality
for, or loaning its credit to, or In aid of other parties, incorporated
or otherwise. That this Is as true In regard to railroads so constructed as It Is In regard to water works, gas works, and other
Improvements of a similar nature which the manicipalitles may
construct, but which require the employment of skill and labor
to make them available for public use.
" The mischief which this section (art. 0, aec. 8) Interdicts
subdivision
is a business partnership between a municipality or
of the State.and individual or private corporations or associations.
in any
It forbids the union of public and private capital, or credit
enterprise whatever. In no project originated by individuals,
whether associated or otherwise, with a view to gam, are the
to
BtuniclpAl bodies permitted to participate in such manner as
stockholder
incur pecuniary liability. They can neither become a
interested
nor furnish monev or credit for the benefit of parties
and asso^
therein. Though joint stock companies, corporations,
the reason of
ciations only are named, we do not doubt that
the prohibition would render It applicable to the case of a single
number of one now
greatest
the
than a small link of this road.
as follows
By sectioa 10 it appears that the Commissioners or other public
authorities operating under the act, are invested With authority to
tell or lease the road either btfore or after completion.
It would
fee within thoir power to sell what is called the road at any time
certainly after the making of the contract. Now, in such case,
what is sold t Substantially the right to use the public bonds to
construct a work which becomes the property of the purchaser
«8 fast as it is built. What is to be paid for the right thus sold
is to be left to the discretion of the local authorities.
It may be
paid forby completing work. Indeed, the amendatory act expressly
declares that the consideration of tho .sale or lease may be the
construction of the road. This i\ in eflfect, the same aa if the
parehaaer had projected the road to be built on his own aCMunt,
and the local authorities had agreed to aid him to the amount of
the bonds. The act contains no provision requiring the road, after
Individual."
Tliese then are the constitutional
limits
which
restrict in
Ohio, the votinft of railroad aid from townships or counties.
legislaThose municipal bodies may bo authorized by the
enough
rich
are
they
if
own
their
lure, to build railroads of
waterworks, gasworks,
just as they may construct their own
the public funds have been expended, to be completed. Nor in
afterwards as a
structures
these
lease
or turnpikes, and
case of sale is there any provision requiring it to be maintained
to unite with
But
want.
public
a
supplying
and operated. In the absence of such a provision, neither railroad means of
companies nor others owning railroads can be required to mainto build a railprivate capitalists, speculators, or projectors—
tain and operate them.— 2 Bedfield on Killings, S. 191 18 Eng. L.
do this in entire
road in part with public money— to
& E., 199 25 Wis. R., 207.
But if the public money should be expended before the making dependence on private capital to complete or operate the
:
;
of the lease or sale, the public authorities are, by the act, put, we
it from utter public usemight almost say, in complete subordination to the railroad com- road when finished, so as to save
the prohibition of the
pany, or parties owning or controlling the other parts which are
witliin
be
lessness— this is decided to
to make up the whole road. To everybody else It will be as
that « the pubbo
deny
Court
the
Moreover,
constitution.
useless as to the county or township whose money built
If
it.
is to be neUher
which
road
leased of sold at all, it will necessarily be to the parties
a
for
expended
ot com- money may be
pany who control such ether parts. The local authoritie « under
the amount of
of
expenditure
mere
The
leased or sold.
the act, have no alternative but to let the work perish in
'its'incom
raised in building so much
plete state, or lease or sell it, on such terms as the par
Heg named public money authorized to be
are willing to acccept.
out any
for that sum, witl.ou
of a railroad as could be built
If a line of road is projected through several tow
..^jipa or counpublic
no
serve
could
use it,
ties, no concert of action is contemplated. The lea.C„ orsellinff of authorTtyt"o" complete it, or
the part which may be constructed by the bond
public
with
built
be
not
locality is
consequently it could
wholly independent of the action of the of „y jngalitie? The purpose," and
taxation.
from
company that gets one link in the line can
or derived
«^*trol or defeat the funds fouuded on
whole. The transaction which the statute
of the
.^\],oiizes begins with
examine further into this decision
X„e
L.hi't^mCM.?.«H^!TJ^
T
"
./
*elooalitiea mentioned
We need not
50urt»
Enowgh
hw
been
mi
to .jusiKy th? opinion that
H
^
712
THE .CHBONICLR
[May
sec
veiy liiely to cheok the building oi any g.jod
For in a State where the railroad networlt
railrORds in Ohio.
of Ohio railroad enterprises need not
that
ia »o complete as
will uut be
rely on town and
And
ofiunty
bonds
thay are
if
liliely to
pay.
better not be attempted.
It is
evident then that municipal
now prohibited ought not to be
given to railroads which cannot command private capital on
their own merits; and if they can command this capital,
then such grants of bonas will
earlier
In
be needless.
have been indispensable, but those times
have passed away in the great State of Ohio, and with them
should pass away this and other primitive expedients of
may
they
upon the market for home
on the Stock Exchange
adverse, effect
has been a general one. It must, I think, be admitted, however,
that the crisis at Vienna, eo far as its effect here is concerned, has
been exaggerated and it may be asserted that, rather than prov
ing disadvantageous to us, a contrary result is obtained. Germany has during the labt two years been speculating largely,
and numerous new schemes have been introduced. Many of
those schemes have of late collapsed, and in consequence of the
liabilities incurred many holders of sound Government stocks,
have been compelled to realize in order to acquire a requisiteamount of ready capital to meet existing losses. Surely that
pressure to sell and our ability to buy is a gain to the buyer and'
•
or county bonds such as are
tiipes
had an
securities, so that the decline in prices
;
they are not likely to command a local or through
in so populous and thriving a community tlicy had
if
traffic
discount, have
81, 1873.
railroad finance,
;
the operations which have been conducted this
result in a very large profit to ourselves.
that English capital
interest is so
much
is
will thus;
not to be supposed
the rate of
Germany because
to fly to
On
higher.
It is
week
the contrary, the
has a
crisis
deterrent effect, and capital can only be attracted
by
offering
which are known to be marketable. Even,
Bank should be compelled by the German panic
to advance their minimum, we should hold in return for capital
sent away some of the best foreign stocks, for which Germany to
securities in return
CnHNGES IN TUB REUEE.1ING AUENn Ol' NilTIONlL BINKS.
The followintf are the cUansfes In the Redeeming Agents ot
inst.
These
Banks approved since tlie 321
weekly cliangea are furnistied by and published in accordance
witVi an arrangement made with the Comptroller of the Currency.
National
BKDSEHINS AeEHT.
SAKB or BASK.
I«OATIOI(.
The First National The Central National Bank of New
York, revoked.
Bank
The Central Na- The Central National Bank of New
York, revoked.
tional Bank
The National Ejt The Third National Bank of New York,
approved in place of the Market Nachange Bank
tional Bank of New York.
The First National The Valley National Bank of 8t Louis,
approved as an additional redempBank
Massachneetts—
Lynn
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia...
.
GeorgiaAugusta
Illinois
Charleston..
tion agent.
IlUnolsQulncy..
The First National The Valley National Bank of St. Louis,
approved as an additional redempBank
Michigan—
The Second
Bank
|
tion ageiit.
Pontiac.
Nat'nal
York, approved.
New
The following
The Merchants' National Bank of New
National Uaiilis.
Bank organized during the
the only National
is
past week, viz.
No
OfBclul
Ward
National Bank of Boston, Mass. Authorized capital,
paid in capital. $100,000. Wra. L. Sturtovant, President
Henry A. Roberts, Cashier. Authorized to commsuce business May
8,112—The First
$200,000
;
24, 1873.
-"~
»
'
JHonetarg
.Cateat
anir
(Eomiucrnal (KngUal) NetDS.
therefore, if the
re-acquire would have to pay a much higher price than that at
which they disposed of them to us.
The Bank return published this week is not favorable, the
proportion of reserve to liabilities being 33 1-8 per cent, showing
a slight diminution of strength. The Bank, however, have not
advanced their rate, the minimum quotation being still five per
cent.
The money market is somewhat unsettled, as an ac vance
is expected at any moment
but as the bank do not perceive that
there is any unusual activity in ^the demand for money from commercial sources, and as they appear to look upon the German crisis
;
as temporary,
They are
it is
yet possible that the present rate will be sufficient.
rejecting, as far as lays in their power, all paper
having
a finance appearance, and no doubt they consider that as money
is now at the satisfactory point of five per cent, English capitalists
will be less disposed to meddle with the French indemnity. There
ip, however, a good demand for gold for export, and our importabe small for some time to come. It is inferred, therehad to the Bank to supply the
necessities of Germany.
It may be observed, nevertheless, that
the German demand is not pressing, and the following table
tions
will
fore,
that resort will have to be
extracted from the Board of Trade returns will
show that though
there has been considerable activity in the bullion market this
RATES OF BXOHANGE AX LONDON, AND ON LONDON
AT LATEST DATES.
EXCHANGE AT LONDON-
MAY
year, the balance against us is only about £1,800,000.
IMPOBTS AND EXPORTS OP BOLD ASD BILTEB TOB fOUE MONTBI.
Imparts.
KXCHANGK ON LONDON.
16.
OH—
BATS.
TIMB.
TIMK.
. ,
Paris...:
Paris
short.
liO}iSi'-ilH
3 months. 25.75 a25.60
20.47 ®20.53
26.45 @:6.55
3 months. S5.80 a25.90
May*' 16.
short.
Vienna
*'
®n.80
11.70
Maj;
12.01
25..36
19.95
25 48
3 mos.
16.
Smos.
109.60
H.Viii
Berlin
FMnkfort
St.
....
'•
....
Petersburg
Lisbon
MiUn...,
m}4
short.
....
•i'i'A
47Kfe<8
90 days.
.... 3
63''@53«
months. 29.95
Genoa
Naples
York....
....
New
May
Vidpiraiso....
Bnenos Ajges
.
Montevideo...
Bombay
Calcutta...
16.
short.
May 16. 60 days.
April 23. 90 days.
April 24.
April 1.
April 15.
....
April 20.
April 14.
Eio de Janeiro
Bahla
PernambiittS
....
....
.
Hong Kong...
1
May 15.
May 14.
May 12.
6
mos.
....
S9.40
26
I
From oar own
correspondent.
44X
crisis at
8,981,601
£11,614,072
£7,259,282
£9,968,539
£4,835,369
£5,891,627
3,626,031
6,200,855
£7,858,674
3,126,138
£6,361,400
£11,096,482
£11,284,712
Jlxportf.
Gold
Silver
Total
At this period last year the balance against us was much greater,
and though the Bank of England has lost about £3,000,000 in
gold since the commencement of the year, that loss has been to a
by the large amount of coin in circulation
and in Scotland.
Money has been in fair demand during the week, and there has
been no pressure. Business under the Bank rate is quite exc:'p-
in the provinces
tional.
The
quotations are as follows
48X
26
57
l«. 11
Is.
4».
Per cent.
Bank
rate
6
Open-market rates
3-16d.
1! 8-16rf.
6}i@>id.
St. iia.
SOand
3
60 djys' bills.
months^
The
:
Per cent.
|
4 months'
6
4
bank
bills
mouths' bank bills
and 6 months' trade
6
5
@.^3<
bills. 5
@5>i
bills
rates of
interest
allowed by the joint stock banks and
discount houses for deposits are subjoined
:
I
London. •Saturday, May
The
«
26«@«RX
M.yI2
Shanghai
£6.936,938
4,211,703
large extent occasioned
®30.10
©30.10
®30.10
29.95
29.95
£3,047,579
6,100,229
BATE.
Total
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Hamburg
1873.
£5,513,843
Silver
LATBST
DATB.
1872.
1871.
Gold
Per cent.
17, 1873.
Vienna, resulting from over speculation in securi
ties, and the depression of the German Bourses.'have had considerable influence here, and those stocks which are freely dealt in
on this and on the German markets have been pressed some-
Joint stock banks
Discount houses at call
Discount houses with? days* notice
Discount houses with 14 days' notice... ,
The following
are the rates for
4
4
4}^
434'
money
at the leading Con.
tinental cities:
Bank Open
Bank Open
been that prices have
rate, market,
rate, market
declined considerably, though the fall has not been very importper cent, per cent.
per cent, per cent.
4?4'
Paris
5
celona
6
6
ant, except in Turki.'sh, Erie and Atlantic & Great Western securi. Amsterdam
Lisbon and Oporto
7
7
4X
St. Petersburg
ties;
B
Italian and Lombardo-Venetian shares have been largely Hamburg
'fl
Berlin
,..
Brussels
6X
offered on foreign account but there has been ready buying
6
Turin, Florence and
5»f
at a Frankfort
5
Rome
e
6X
decline 6n this Bide, and hence any serious fall in prices has been Vienna and Trieste
Madrid, Cadiz and Bar
Antwerp...
6X
arrested.
An apprehension that to pay for these securities an
For reasons already assigned the stock markets have been dull,
increased export of gold will be necessary, and that the Directors and
prices are generally lower. Consols, United States governwill be compelled in consequence to further advance their rate of
ment securities, and indeed all sound stocks having experienced
what
freely
for
sale.
The
;
result has
May
THE CHRONICLE.
81, 18T8.]
713
quence of the large quantily of South American wool ofiurlog at
Antwerp is dull, and U about Id. per lb. cbtapcr.
Bills on Vienna and Trieste were difScult to sell at the comi
been demanded for advances on the best foreign securities. The
principal change has been in Erie, which has been as low as mencement of the week, but a recovery has since taken place.
40.
The following were tne closing prices this afternoon of There has been a good demand for bills on other continental
cities, and the lates are less favorable.
consols and the principal American securities
As regards bullion the
chief feature has been a demand for gold on Oirman accoaat,
Consols
98Xl
United States 6 por cenl 5 20 bonds, ex 4-8
xd 90^i
necessitating some moderate withdrawals of gold from the Bank.
do
Sdaerles
MXi
18«51i«ae
do
zd 91Ki
The following prices of bullion are from the circalar of MeMia.
do
M>«|
188718808,
Pixley, Abell, Langley & Blake
88^i
do
Bper cent. 10-40 bonds, 0x4-6
a
The
downward movement.
rates charged lor carrying over
stocks to the next account have increased, 7 to 8 per cent having
xd
do
8 per cent Funded Loan, 1871, ex 4-6
Atlantic and Ot West., g percent. Dubent's.UiHcboirabolir'sctra..
Ditto Consolidated Bonds, 7 per cent., Blsdioffshelm's certlfl<»tea
Ditto iKt Morit-agc, 7 percent bonds
Ditto 2d Mortitaijo, 7 per cent bonds
Ditto 3d MortRttse...
Brie Shares, ei 4-tt
PIttoB i>iT cent. Converliblo Bonds
Ditto 7 per cent C'nii"olidarrd MorfjfagoBonda
Illinois Central ShitrcK. *1IV) pd., ex 4-6
and
Lonis
St.
Ti
.'>
Panama Gen.
77Xi
I17^i
S4)ii
47;i
»6
1*0
W
®
4.^
® HI
©100
@ 93
91
9«
4i
«alOO
©44
a statement showingthepresentposition of the Bank
of England, the Bank rate of discount, the price of Consols,
the average quotation for English Wheat, the price of Middling
Annexed
is
Upland Cotton, of No. 40 Mule Yarn fair second qualitj
and the Bankers' Clearing House return compared with the
four previous years
:
1869.
1870.
1872.
1871.
1873.
Circulation, Including
£
bank post blilj
23.794,35'!
Public deposits
4 '183,228
Other deposi is
18,1104,44')
£
£
£
£
S3.B2 1,331
9.182 360
15,9 8.908
24,P53,779
26,115.0118
!),R70.709
26,363.446
Ooverument
)2.9.11.(i95
li!l.'.8,741
18,451,314
ie,o.i7,:53
securities. 14.(170.798
Other securities
Reserve of notes and
18,5lj8,780
coin
8,;)2.5..'il2
19.210.147
12,P6IJ.-i78
lS,5til.«0:J
I8.7»2,621
13,30.18^9
23,50t,;»6
25,7J1.495
I^.S^O.^fiS
8,471,655
11,777,032
14,774,377
9,962,686
10,183.602
both departments.... 10.808,910
»4.077,037
iXp.c.
20,699,321
5 p. c.
21,166,652
4>4 p. c.
20,005,207
3 p. c.
93d.
91Xd.
93J<d.
93d
448. 5d.
58s. 7d.
688.
7>id.
Is. O/.Jd.
S'Ai.
SXi-
Is. 2d.
Coin
and bullion
In
Bank rate
Consols
Price of wheat
Mid. Upland cotton ..
No.40 njuleyarnfalr 8d
quality
44s. 6d.
Ujid.
i;>id.
Is. i'^A.
Is. 3)fd.
Clearing House return. 75,130.000
The weather has
Is.
85,303.0C0
OXd.
Is.
88.938,000 129,625,000
5 p. C,
93Xd.
55». 3d.
98,592.000
and dry, but cold easterly winds
bt-en bright
have prevailed, and there liave been slight frosts at night. The
wheat crop, however, is favorably spoken of, and though winter
wheat is a thin plant, yet it looks promising, while spring wheat
l» likely to be a full average crop.
The diminution in the area
of land under wheat is now believed to be very small, the spring
having been so dry as to enable the farmers to eow largely of
spring descriptions.
In fact, despite the apprehensions of many
piobable that there is much more land under cultivation this
season than usual, as the weather has now been most favorable
to the farmer for many weeks.
An experienced farmer menit is
my presence on the corn market tie other day that a
May, if dry, was beneficial and, if so, we have precisely the
weather required, for this week we have had a cold easterly
wind, with a bright sunshine. There is, nevertheless, a prospect
that the harvest will be rather later, and this is an important
matter when it is well known that England and the Continent
are deficient. The wheat trade during the week, notwithstanding
the large quantity of wheat afloat, has been firm, and an ad%-ance
tioned in
cold
;
of about one shilling per quarter has been established in prices.
The condition of the English wheat has somewhat improved,
owing
dry weather but there is still a great deficiency in
merits of the crop, the proportion of sprouted grain
coming forward being still considerable.
the
to the
The following
figures
show the imports and exports
of cereaj
produce into and from the United Kingdom since harvest, viz.
from September 1 to the close of last week, compared with tlie
corresponding periods in the three previous, years :
IMPOKTS.
cwt
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
1872-73.
31,674,544
11.649.426
6.982 378
979.854
1871-72.
28.255,839
9 348,253
6,681.169
57.1,691
6,770,4.V)
6,59i.3.i3
693,.575
1,86«,>-B7
2.485.984
1J,8 0.895
2,299,678
1,293,079
10,2*1,099
3,281,822
—
Beans
IndlanCom
13,888 633
18,888
4,893,901
Flour
1870-71.
22,8B8,.'i92
1869-70.
59.470.404
5.%1.477
7.101.8:8
Wheat
cwl.
Barley
Oats
Peas
218,.'W0
12..'i26
16,305
6.044
i,<oa
27,787
15,216
Beans
Indian Corn
Flour
The wool
sales
Mexican Dollars
per
4,590,668
making an
2,676,7?0
9.-!,S23
1,302.135
49.598
16.712
7,537
6,
Ml
103.4116
20.fi4I
58,fi95
48.948
1.316.435
246,302
19.007
84,381
11,176
2.043
14.044
16,918
have been well attended during thejwcek, and
there has been keen competition amongst French buyers for
greasy Adelaide wools, which is now about Id. per lb. dearer
than at the close of
last
sales.
Cape wools, however,
in conse-
s.
4
I
new,4 IIK
per oz., none here
..
price
old, 6
&
IV
withdrawal since the date of the last return of
withdrawals have naturally weakened the
position of the bank, and hence the advance which has been
announced to-day is not only prudent, but necessary. It is
understood that the amount sf financial pnper afloat is still very
considerable, and many persons believe that the difficulties of the
situation have not yet been surmounted, but at the same time
there is no reason to believe that they will in any way be of a
permanent character so far as this country is concerned. The
rates of interest allowed by the joint stock banks and discount
houses are 4i for money at call, 5 per cent if with 7, and 6i with
11 days notice of withdrawal.
{ictual
£288,000.
heeo
'J
CUMWKRCIAL AND MISCKLLANHOUS NEWS!
—
Imports and Exports for thk Wkbk. The Imports this
week show an increase in both dry goods and general merchandise. The total imports amount to f8,585j318 this week,
against $7,938,203 last week, and f6,387,442 the previous week.
The exports are ?.'5,30.5,204 this week, against |5,482,894 last
week, and $5,998,713 the previous week. The exports of cotton
the past week were 15,810 bales, against 11,005 bales last week.
The following are the imports at New York for week ending
(for dry goods) May 23, and for the week ending (for general
merchandise) May 23
rOBEiaN inpoBTS at hiw tcrk roa thc wxxs.
1870.
Dry floods
1871.
$2,121,610
6,052,544
1872.
1873.
$1.47i),407
.,.
I1.1U.793
General merchandise...
2,501,710
Total for tie wilek.
Previously reported....
»3,616.503
119,763,079
174,154
151,097,298
$9,859,023
181.608.254
$8,685,218
177.440,314
$12.3,379,582
$151,271,4152
$191,467,277
$180,035,562
SlnceJan.
.
1
$'.916,107
7,942,916
$8
In our report of the dry goods trade will be tound
7,105,811
theimporuof
dry goods for one week later.
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive of specie)
from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
May 37
XPORTS FROM KXW YORK roH THI WXSK.
Forthewcek
Previously reported..
SlnceJan.
1
..
1870.
1871.
$3,483,804
68,460,545
$4 162.140
$3,70-2,0.47
$5.S>M04
93 865,939
84,8S7.»:18
106,123. 4SS
$88,640,185
$111,338,688
1872.
$98,028,079
$71,944,349
1878.
The following will show the exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending May 24, 1873, and since the
beginning of the year, with a comparison for the corresponding
date in previous vears
May 21— Str. Russia, LiverpoolAmerican gold coin
$101,000
:
Sliver bars
May 21— Str.
at.
13,247
11,010
May 24— Str.
For Bremen
Forcltm silver
May 22— Str.
American
May 24- Str.
Haytien—
.
10.000
24,810
}«S9.ai8
19,960,727
Total since Jan. 1,1873
In
i4,lM
1,M0
City ef Antwerp,
Total for the week
Previously reported
1872
1871
1870
1869
silver coin ....
Liverpool—
Ooldbars
SUverbora
5,000
May 23— Str. South America,
Same time
Jt4.*
Foreign silver coin
840
May ai— Str. Wcybosstt, Capo
United States silver coin.
8,580
Adriatic, Llver-
S 'Iverbars
City of Mexico,
Propresso
..
62,519
pool
6,040
silver dollars.
$£,000
a4-Slr. CalabrU, Llverfiool—
ver bars
May 24 - Str. Donan, Bremen
Foreign silver coin
....
America, Soath-
Silver hars...
Thomas-
American gold cola
May
212,443
ampton
Mexican dollars
American
2,080,410
14,558
oz., last prices.
i.
nj^a
so©..
no
PosTscniPT— Saicrdat, Noon.— The directors of the Bank of
England have announced a further rise in the bank rate, and the
oihcial minimum is now
percent. The movement was expected
indeed, most persons were of opinion that that course should
have been adopted on Thursday last, for the state of the bank
account would have justified that Cuurse. To-day £189,(^00 has
on balance, beeu taken out of the bank for export to Germany,
1,330.073
EXPORTS.
....
per oz. standard.
per oz. aUndard.
per oz
Five Franc Pieces
990.!Ni3
l:),417.4:-,2
A 74
$
I.
Bar Silver, Fine
Bar Sil vur, containing 6 ^ra. Gold
Fine Cake Silver
;
ir.trinsic
d.
77 10 C
71 wxi
78
d
73 U
u j
II,VXB.
I'f)
©100
ea
1.
per oz. sundard, la ft price.
per ox standard.
do.
per oz. standard,
do.
por oz.
per ex. none here
»»
88X3 6DV
xd
Mort. 7 percent, bonds, IR97
PennsylvaniaGen. Mort. (iperct. bds, 1910....
Vlrainia 6 ner cent, bonds, ex 4-fl
Bar Gold
Bar Gold, fine
Bar Gold. Heflnable
bouth American DoablooDS
United States Gold Coin
43
88
40
.... 99
93
Uiicl^;e. iKt
SOLD.
M
xd
mort
Louisiana percent. Levee Bonds
Massachusetts per rem. sterllnebds, 1900
Now Jersey United Canal and Rail bds
Illinois
88^
$10,619,745
I
Same time In
$23,474,197! 1368
1867
S2,357,.3H1
12.258,969 1866
12,194,836 1 1865
1
$39,947,989
l(i,4-;8.145
26,388,-.8»
1;,737,8»»
THE CHRONICLE
714
The imports
of apecle at
tWa port during the past week
iiava
been as follows
MaTl»-8tr. Leo, H^vans—
*.nn
Gold
l.OJO
May
l!i— Sir.
May 21— Str.
j
Silver
I
I
41,000
Silver
1
Gold.
„
Toial for the weeR
Prevloiialy reported
City of Havana,
Havana
I
5,000
8,aiB|
;
^''^l?"
I,7ili,8a7
Total Blnce January
1,
$1,773,977
1873
Same time In
Same time
18TI
$684,578
18T(
1870
.VM5.-2IH
6.944,245
18S0
1868
1867
I
I
in
t8,fi57,50«
3,113.]M
1,050,573
—
Ocean Mall Service. An article in the Commercial Advertiser
rpon this subject, contains some important statements in regard
to the relative merits of the lines competing lor the mail service.
VVe quote as follows?
" It seems to be the endeavor of a mornins contemporary to
work up some excitement respectini; thecarriajje of the Saturday
European mail. We have sifted the matters, and find the facts
Id be that the Postmaster Gi-neral, from statements made by the
Inman line, deemed it desirable to satisfy himself whether or not
tht) White Star line was in a position to cirrv out the contract in
the lutuie, which has been interfered with by the loss of the
At1an<ic.
" From the figures before us, we find that notwithstanding the
fearful winier we have juat passed throuvrii, up to the 1st of
April the day of the Atlantic's loss tlie Wliite Star Line had
but two failures to despatch a mail steainiT, while the rival line
(Inman) on four occasions were unable to do so on Saturday, viz.:
Nov. 3U, Jan. 4, March 15, and March 33.
" Our contemporary gives a list of delays to the White Star
Steamers, which is misleading and unfair. Owinsr to the great
speed of the White Star boats, many of our merchants had begun
to look upon Saturday as the mail of the week, and reserved all
their correspondence for it. On three occasions the Saturdays
mail, between the 1st of October and 1st of April, was delivered
in London ahead of the mail of the previous Wednesday, and on
four occasions, at the same time, out of twenty passages, the
White Star boats sailing heucs the same day, arrived thirteen
times in advance of the Inman boats, and on mo.«t of these trips
over a day in advance. The arguineiil that the Inman Lino sets
forward, viz.: that had it been ths mail currier such discrepancies
would never have arisen, is absurd, as a reference to the following
—
—
comparative passages to the westward proves that, notwithstanding the fact that the Inman boat had the incentive of the British
mail contract and a large subsidy, their boats ran far behind the
White Star steamers
WHITE 8TAK LINE
Sailed from
Arri ncd at
White Star
Mean Favor of
Steamers.
Queenplown.
New York.
Time. Wh. Star.
Adriatic
Oct. 4. 4.38 P.M. Oct. 1.3, 7-.W A.M.
1
2 20
8 19 42
Oct. 11, 12-30 P. M.
Get. 1», 71ii P. M.
Oct.26, 5-60P.M.
Nov. 2, 10-00 A. M.
Baltic
Atlantic
Celtic
Oceanic
Nov. 8,10 15 A.M.
N0V.2-J, 145 P. M.
Nov.29. 5-30 P. M.
Adriatic
Atlantic
Celtic
Adriatic...
Oceanic
Baltic
Celtic
A.M.
Dec.
Dec.
14,
Di
28, 10-46 A.
c.
7, 11-10
1-.';1P.M.
M.
Jan. 3, 63(rP. M.
Jan. 10, 5 40 P. vi.
Jan. 17, 10-28 A.M.
Jan. 81, ll-4i; A. M.
Atlantic
Adriatic
Baltic
Oct. 20,
Oct. 29,
Baltic...
Celtic
2.20
A
6-1 -J
A. M.
M.
M.
6-.i6 A. M.
Nov.!6, h-»C P. M.
Dec. 3, 8-53 P. M.
Dec. 10, 9-10 A. M.
Nov. 5,
Nov. 1.3,
6.40 A.
Dec. 21. (.:« P.
Dec. 28, 8-26 A.
Jan. 7, 2.35 P.
Jan. 15, 2-.35 A.
M.
M.
M.
M.
2-J, 11-20 A.M.
29, 11-16 P. M.
Fell. 10, 2-45 P. M.
Jan
Jan.
Feb. 7,]!-0OA.M. "Feb. 15,
Feb.l4, IQ-OOA. M. Feb. 26,
Feb, 28, 2-33 P. M. Mch. 10,
Mch. 7, 11-30 A.M. Mch. 18,
Mch.14, S'SO P. M. Mch. 23,
Celtic
Atlantic
Adriatic
5-40 P. M.
7.51 P.M.
6-27 P.M.
2 .30
1-10 P.M.
AM.
m
8 17
fl
14 24
10 17 12
11
1 18
8 11 37
11
6 38
10 -JO 32
14 11 17
18 23 67
10 8 11
11 13 27
11 22 02
18 17 10
10 7 27
8 11 08
12 14 13
10 S 14
10 19 22
9 2 08
1
7 45
14 38
1 18
23
a
311
6
1 15 25
8 20 «
5 29
3 8 40
3 81 2
19
1
4 15
S 18 20
4
6 45
15 53
LINE.
Inman
Steamers.
City of London..
City I'f Brooklyn.
City of Montreal.
<
Ity of BrUfselB.
Cltv
City
City
City
City
City
City
City
City
City
City
City
Oi*y
Cltv
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
from
Queengtown.
Oct, 4, 6:20 P.M.
Oct li, 1C:10 A. M.
Oct. 18, 5:10 P.M.
Oct. 25, B;10P. M.
Nov. 1, fi:-J1 P. M.
Nov. 8, 5:12 P. M.
Nov. 2-J, 6:10 P.M.
Nov. 29, 6:m P. M.
Sailed
Paris.
London..
Montreal.
•
Brussels.
Paris
Dec. li,
N. w Tork Dec. 18,
Washlg'n Dec.
Brussels. Jan.
Autwirp, Jnn.
London.. Jan.
-28,
,3,
Jan.
10,
17.
31,
Montreal. Feb.
Brooklyn. Feh.
Antwerp. Feb,
14,
28,
Paris.
.*.
7,
5;i!)P.
6:-20 P.
7:05 A,
5:11)
9:."5
5:00
B:-27
B::)0
>i.
M.
M.
P.M.
M.
P.M.
P. M.
P. M.
P.M.
P.
5:10
5 20 P,
.$:.% A.
5:21 P.
M,
M.
M.
Arrived at
New Yoi-k.
Oct. 14, It.COA. M.
Oct. 21, 9:2.i P. M.
Oct. a-*. 5:.50 P. M.
Nov. 4, 4:18 A. M.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec,
Dec,
Dec,
Dec,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feh,
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
11,
18,
6,
10,
13,
29,
IH,
1.5,
25,
3,
4:.38 P.
6;.in
P.
M.
M.
1:0 A.M.
1:45 A. M.
4:11 A.M.
4:20 A. M.
7:00 A. M.
7:-.0
A. M.
7:15 P.M.
2:50 A. M.
10,
8:.il
17,
2«,
4:-iS
8:30
M.
A. M.
A. M.
P. M.
P.
Mean Favor of
Time. Ininan line
9 2J 03
10 1 37
10 S 02
9 15 SO
10 2,39
10 6 00
13 13 02
111 12
11 16 44
15 15 22
19 4 17
11 18 56
15 1 42
16 14 12
10 7 46
9 IB 17
11 19 42
14 8 34
15 2 07
9 17 55
H
1
1 42
22 39
8 18
2 19 33
;
;
;
'
•
'
'
'
come
our notice,"
important class of Western railroad securities, very considerable in number and amount, which are dealt in
almost exclusively in Boston included among them are the stock
and bonds of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, the Burlington &
Missouri, and the Michigan Central Railroads, and a large number of branch roads connecting with the above, and having in
most cases a " traffic guarantee" for the purchase of their bonds.
This traffic guarantee or agreement has become very popular in
some parts of the West, and it consists in an agreement bv one
road, generally an important trunk line such as the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy, to pay to a branch or connecting road a
certain percentage (usually 30 to 50 per cent) of the gross earnings made on business received from the latter the amount thus
paid to be applied to the purchase of the mortgage bonds of the
branch road. Messrs Lee, Histginson & Co., bankers. No. 40 State
street, Boston, with their branch house of C'-ase & Higginson in
New York, make a specialty of dealing in the stock and bonds
of these companies, and have issued a neat pamphlet giving the
particulars of nearly fifty different issues of stock and bonds, the
most of which are but little known on the Now York market.
lately
— There
to
is
now an
;
;
—
The attention of investors is directed to the card of E.
Sanford, Esq., solicitor, at Morris, 111. Mr. Sanford has for many
years made a specialty of loaning money at 10 per cent, interest
on farm property in Illinoi.i, and informs us that the loans so
made by him have invariably proved to be sate investments. The
regular rates of interest at the West are much higher than iu
this part of the country, and it is stated that loans can be placed
there on the mist unquestionable security at 10 per cent Interest,
and all the costs of searching title, etc., are borne by the borrower. Mr. Sanford publishes a neat little pamphlet, giving all
the details of his method of transacting business, a description of
the papers used, etc
and for parties who have money to lend
we should think it would be well worth their while to procure
one of his pamphlets, and examine into the matter.
,
—
18 31
Moh. 14, S::«
Cityof -.Sew York Mch. 8,
Mch. 2:3, 1:13 A.M.
Oityofl'aria
Mch.14,
Mch. 21, 6:54 A. M.
"This detention to the mails causes much inconvenience to
Kew York, especially, as partial despatches come by the White
Star steamers, which, without the incentive.of being mail carriers,
have, on fifteen occasions, reached New York iu advance of the
mail steamer sailing the same day, on six occasions have arrived
two days in advance, and on six occasions over a day
whilst the
press almost weekly acknowledge the favor of the latest news
furnished by the White Star management.
" The public are not concerned in any petty rivalry between two
great companies, which ouglit to be above such feeling, but in
the one question the expedition of mail matter.
The White
Star Line is ready to unarantee this beyond all reasonable
doubt, in the future, with but one exception. It can be easily
vmdeiBtood that a loss of such magnitude as that of the Atlantic
should cause some embaxrassmeut in a regular service, "to change
—
the mail now would cause serious inconvenience, seeing that the
only Inman boat which offers any competition to the White
Star steamers, the City of Brussels, is laid up for repairs if the
mails were to be given to the Inman Line, the inevitable result
raiisi be that the White Star sieamer would every week reach
Queenstown materially in advance of the mail, which would be a
source of mucli dissatisfaction. All merchants have experienced
the annoyance of the early closing of the mails on Saturday the
management of the White Star Line have on several occasions
detained their steamers on this account from an early morning to
an evening sailing, the tide compelling them to wait inside tlie
bar until the early tide on Sunday morning, and it is manifestly
unfair to bring up against the line what has been a public benefit.
" It is noteworthy that the only complaint that hns been made
to the Department comes frofli the Inman line, who were d prived
of the United States mail flag by the White Star line, on the Ist
of October last
and the fact must not be overloolted that the
Inman line refused to carry the mail when the Department could
only offer the amount of the ocean postages, and the PostmasterGeneral was only relieved from this predicament by the action of
the Bremen line.
" We most heartily indorse the petition from the leading bankers and merchants of the City of New York, who are the most
deeply interesied in the mail, and whose voice should be heard
above the clamors of rivalry, sustnined, as it is, by their correspondents on the other side of the Atlantic and we trust that the
Postmaster General wi" not ignore their claims. In regard to the
Gaelic' and Belgic' (sister ships), which the line undertake to
have available as reserve steamer.'i, the weekly line being com
plete for service, the following extract from a Liverpool paper
may be interesting:
" Yesterday the latest addition to the fine fleet of the Oceanic
Steam JNavigation Company arrived in the Mersey from Belfast
Lough, where she has been built in the yard of Messr.^. Harland
& Wolf. Though not quite so large as her recent predecessors,
she is built upon a similar graceful model, with a view to
strength, as well as speed. She is 3SI5 feet in length, is of 2.700
tons register, and her engines, constructed witli all the latest
appliances and improvements, are of 400 nominal horse power.
She is named the Gaelic,' is four-masted, has a turtle back, and
all the distinguishing characteristics of a White Star steamer."
" Tlie new boats,
Germanic' and Brittanic,' which ere to be
wonder-i of marine architecture, are being rapidly completed, when
the line will be placed beyond such unworthy attacks as have
;
$a,464
May 24— Sir.
Ocean Qaeen, As-
pinwall
Bilver
Ontario, Eio Ja-
ueiro
Silver
fMa/ 81,1873
The City Bank of Houston, Texas, has jnst declared a
dividend of 10 per cent, from the net earnings for the six months
ending April 30, The card of the bank will be found in our
advertising columns.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Banking House of Henry Clkws &
33 Wall street, N. Y.
Co.,)
f
Deposit accounts of Mercantile firms and Individuals received
all facilities
and accommodations granted usual with City Banks
in addition thereto 4 per cent interest allowed
Bills of
on
;
;
all daily balances.
Exchange drawn on England, Ireland, Scotland and the
Continent;
Travelers'
tliroughottt the -world.
and Mercantile Credit issued available
May
THE CHRONICLE;
31, 1873.1
#5,000,000
WESTERN
Also, the
TOLEDO, TTABASH ic WliSTERN RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS.
Pbikcipal and interest payable in gold coin.
CO.>8
T16
which
PACIFIC SIX PER CENTS
at the
These bonds are of $l/)00
each
interest payable January and July. This road having
been consolidated with the great Central Pacipic, the payment
of its bonds, principal and interest, is assumed by them.
We continue to deal in Government and Central Pacific Bonda
receive depoiits on which we allow interest, make collections
execute orders at the Stock Exchange ior cash, and conduct a
general banking business.
market
price,
is
to-day 95;
flat.
;
Itmedfor
the purchase of steel rails.
Principal due 1893. Interest coupons
payable February t and AuBuat 1 in the City of New York.
The Directors of this Trunk Line, between Toledo and St.
Louis, comprising with Its branches over 600 miles of completed
road, have decided, in order to accommodate the great increase of
trafflc, to relay the entire line with steel kails; and for that
purpose have issued $5,000,000 of 7 per cent Mortgage Gold Bonda.
The steady Increase ot busiuesa over this line will be rapidly
and greatly augrmented by its connection with the Canada
Southern Railroad (which will be open for traffic in a few weelis),
rendering the substitution of steel rails a necessity.
The net earnings for the year 1871 and 1873, after paying the
interest on the Mortgage debt of tlie Company, were largely in
excess of the amount necessary to pay the interest on this
Mortgage.
The road has no floating debt. All the proceeds of these
Bonds go
to the permanent improvement of the property,
experience having proved that by substituting steel for iron rails
on roads doing so heavy a trafflc, the "saving" alone, without
any allowance for increase of business, is sufficient to pay off at
least four times the amount of this Mortgage before maturity.
The advantage of employing steel rails is so great that all our
Trunk Lines are adopting them, to the excluifion of iron ones.
As the Bunds will only be issued aa fast as the rails can be
laid, we tiow offer for sale but $1,000,000, at ninety, and
accrued interest in currency.
The large earnings of this road, with its future prospects, make
this Bond, in our opinion, an undoubted security.
IVIMSLOW, i,ANIER ac CO., 27 Pine street,
JPEKklNS, JLIVINUSrON dc POST, %1 Now street.
FISK
RAILROAD BOND*.— Whether
you wUhtu
ft
HATCH.
BUY or SELL,
write to
HASSLER &
CO..
No. 7 Wall
<ll)c
street.
New York
fianker©' (3a}titt.
DITIDENDN.
Th« foUowlne Dividend) bare been
declared daring tbe paat week
WB»K
Cent. P'aislc. Books Cumsd.
P«R
COMPAXT.
mscellaneons.
BatopUaa Silver Mining
('0.,
guar
8
iJane
J.I
Tbuoidat, Ha;
S9, ItflS—< P.
M.
The money market and Financial Situation. TheLegislature of New York State at its present session hat passed a law
of May (Decoration Day) a holiday, and in pursuance of this law the city banks and places of business generally
will be closed on Friday. To-day the following bill was passed
No. 20 Wall street.
by both houses of the Legislature, amending the becond section
New York, May 37, 1873.
of the law lately passed making Decoration Day a holiday, so
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having determined to
that it shall read as follows
close its 7-30 First Mortgage Gold Loan at an aggregate not
" Section 2. Whenever any of the holidays mentioned in the
exceeding thirty million dollars, and thereafter to pay no higher first section of this act shall fall hereafter upon Sunday, tbe Monrate of interest than 6 per cent, on further Iscues of its bonds, the day next following shall be deemed and considered aa the first
limited remainder of the 7 3-10 loan is now being disposed of day of tbe week, or Sunday, and a public holiday for all or any
of the purposes aforesaid, and all bills of exchange, checks and
through the usual agencies.
promissory notes made on or after the 83d day of May, 1873,
As the bonds of this issue are made receivable In payment for which shall, with or without grace, become due and payaljle on
the Company's lands at 1.10, they are in constant and iDCreasins any of the days mentioned in the preceding section or on any
demand for this purpose, and will continue to be after the loan is Monday kept as aforesaid as a public holiday, sliall be deemed to
be due and payable on the business day next succeeding the day
closed a fact which much enhances their value and attractiveof their maturity."
ness as an investment.
Several important events have occurred during the week which
The Company has more than 500 miles of its road buUt and in might have been expected to exert an unfavorable influence
in
operation, has earned title to nearly ten million acres of its land
financial circles, but which In fact have had comparatively little
grant, and sales of lands have thus far averaged $5 66 per acrd.
effect.
Among the principal occurrences we may enumerate the
All marketuble securities are received in exchange for Northern the change of Presidency in France the failure of several large
lumber firms in Albany and this city the commencement of a
Pacifies at current rates.
suit against the Union Pacific Railroad Company by the U. 8.
JAY COOKE & CO.
BANKING HODSE OF JAV COOKE
dc
making the 80th
CO..
:
—
;
;
Government the
Mialand Railroad
;
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH,
5
on Saturday
Money on
New York, May 29,
is
1873.
increas-
ing the demand for first-class railroad bonds and it is not reasonable to suppose that the present difference of from twenty to
thirty per cent can be obtained for any great length of time.
We are recommending for exchanges or for new investments
;
:
The
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SEVEN PER CENT MORT-
GAGE BONDS, interest
payable January and July, principal and
interest payable in gold in
New York
City.
Only $8,000,000 of these bonds will be offered for sale at present.
Price 90 and accrued interest.
They are amply secured, and a very desirable investment. The
proceeds will be used in adding largely to the present equipment,
and in extending the line from its present tide-water terminus at
Richmond to deep water on the Chesapeake Bay, where the
largest steamers in the world can load and unload alongside the
cars.
Also, the
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
interest payable
May
May
24.
has continued easy in our local market at S@7
per cent, with, a few transactions aa low as 4 per cent, except on
Tuesday, when rates were temporarily advanced to 7 per cent
Nassau Street.
B^ The present tigh price of Government Securities
last,
New York & Oswego
and the slightly unfavorable Bank statement
financial difflculties of the
;
SIX PER CENT BONDS,
call
and 7 gold.
In commercial paper there has been lera activity, although it
does not appear that tlie fa'lure of Messrs. Dodge & Co. and
several other firms in the lumber business has had any particular
infiuence, a^ rates for paper are steauily becoming easier and are
now quoted at 7@7i per cent for prime names.
Advices from London indicate a quiet state of affairs, the Bank
having gained this week £139,000 in bullion, and th? rate of discount remaining unchanged at 6 per cent.
The last weekly Clearing-House statement of New York City
banks, rendered May 34, showed a decrease of $898,800 in the
excess of reserves above the legal requirement, the whole of such
excess being $4,071,475. The total liabilities stood at $337,356,100. and tbe total reserves at $68,385,500.
The following statement shows the clianges from previooa week
and a comparison with 1872 and 1871:
1873.
.
1«TS.
Diff^rencea.
Hay IS.
May 17.
May 34.
$378,074. 400 t37»,g4e,300 Inc.. $1,771,900 $agS,«01,10C
Hpecio
«0.6!I8,9<X)
20,&'<2.6U0 Dec.
66,300
S0,?(W,6a0
Circulation....
27,489.800
27.4U3.80O Inc.,
4.600
*7,645,a00
Netdi-poaita.. S07,834,10O $09,763,300 Inc.. 1,928.200 tta.45t.80O
Legal tendera.
43,103,200
42,763,900 Dec.
849,300
61,607,100
,
Loans and dls.
Vm.
iba tl.
t»M41.tU
16.180.114
Sl,0n,*44
t98,4M).760
<S.3aO,418
and November; these bonds are issued in
United States Ronds Government Securities have been
denominations of $100, |500 and $1,000. Price 88 and accrued
quite firm at the high prices recently established, although busiInterest.
The road, 430 miles in length, is now completed, and ness has been rather less active than previously noticed. The
the business offering is very large, and increasing daily.
range of prices is now relatively high, and without a further
We have just published a pamphlet giving a full description of advance in gold we should hardly look lor much higher prices
in governments at the present moment, though it is more than
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad and its advantages, and particular
probable that the gold price of U. S. bonds will take an upward
information concerning the agricultural, mineral and mechanical movement at some tuture day, which will bo the commencement
resources, the remarkable coal and iron deposits, and the oppor. of a permanently higher scale of prices. A telegram from
tunities for settlement, investment, and the employment of capital Washington states that $5,000,000 of the called 5 30 bonds have
been received at the I'reaaury, and a dispatch from London
and labor in various industries along its route, copies ot which
announces the safe arrival of the Treasury agents who eatiied
may be had, free oi cluurge, upon application in person or by mall. out 10,000,000 of the new bonds for the Syndicate.
—
THE cmiONlCLK
716
"
Int. period.
&.Inly.
rcg. .Jan.
1881
18SI
& Jnly. •1«X
& Nov. )lb>i
& Nov. •llCX
& Nov. 118!^
& July. llOif
& July. IJIM
& July. 120!<
.Jan.
coup
rcjj. Mar. & Sept. *ni)i
coup. Mar. & Sept. •114>i
re;;. Jan. & July. 'UB
Currency
May
2«.
29.
80.
*ns«
114X 'IH
'Uiy,
N. T. Cen.
do
U6)i •116
'lia
5-2n'8, I8'B
B-20's, !8t).i,
6-20's, '.m^
5 20'8, 1868
6s,
68,
68,
68,
68,
5s,
6s,
Jan. 11 llejrApr.
..coup.. 112
May
4 119
rcg.. 114K Jan.
coup.. 114X Jan. 3 122?; May
Apr,
Jan.
S
118?;
coup 112);
coup.. lH>i Jan. 6 118?; Apr.
coup.. 11.3?-, Jan. 2 120X Apr.
new coup.
.
llSJi Jan.
4
Northwest
do
pref
EockKand
St.
Paul
do
pref
Atlantic & Paciflc pref.
Ohio & Mississippi.
Central of New JtTsey.
Boston, Hartf
Erie.
Del., Lack. & Western.
.
:
Hannibal
do
& St. Jo
do
pref.
Paciflc
Ool.. Chic.
&
C
I.
Panama
36.44.5,': 50
119,159,4iM
58,818.200
90,974,200
14,191,600
140,099,750
148.63:5,300
Quicksilver
do
pref
224 700.450
PaciflcMtiii
119,VMay
.34,301,400
.
&
.
Union
West. Un. Telegraph..
24,432,900
Adams Express
54,467,550
American Express
United States Express.
Wells, Fargo & Co... f.
Canton
64,623,512
State and Railroad Aonds.— State bonds have, as a general
Louisiana bonds have advanced 5(g6 per cent on
rule, been dull.
the announcement that the State interest due June 1 and July I
would be paid, including, we presume, all interest now overdue.
Virginia consols are firm, and the hope is confidently entertained
that the State will regularly pay interest on two-thirds of her
debt under the laws now in operation.
Railioad bonds have met with a tolerably well distributed
business at the Board, but the volume of transactions is small,
except in Union Pacifies. The land grant and income bonds of
the latter company have been seriously depressed by the suit
just commenced on behalf of tiie U. 8. Government against the
WhatPacific Kailroal Conipjiny, Credit Mobilier, etc.
ever may be thought of tli'^ real merits of this action,
considered either legally or politically, there can scarcely be two
opinions as to the fact that it is working great injustice and
serious injury to a large numljer of innocent holders of these
securities who have purchased them of late years in the open
market with the utmost good faith many paying full value for
Union
them.
The New York & Oswego Midland Kallroad has recently experienced some financial difficulties, which it is said will all be settled
in a short time, by the subscription of $4,000,000 on the part of a
Byndicato. of leading bankers, who have the subject under consider-
6 140
Apr.
13 69V Feb.
May 5 82 Feb.
Apr. 16
Feb. 15
mn
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
51% Jan.
Consolidated Coal
Maryland Coal
IC
16
r
1SU
Jan.
55
ni
Feb.
Feb.
4
Mch.
11
21
16 I17j;
62% Apr.
11
6,HJiApr. 17
20
Feb. 28
40% May 28
«ti
Apr.
2X May 16
93
Jan. 7
May 23
35
60 Mch. 22
Apr. 1
25
29
May 1
95
Feb. 2
77% Apr.
May 16
30
May 17
47
40% May 29
2
time in^l872
Highest,
Lowest.
94% Jan. 5 101% Apr. »
May
,
Mcb. to
8'i% Mch. SO 95
107% Feb. 12 130
80
60
Feb.
6 75Ji
MrU.
9
89%
85%
70%
66%
Feb. 12
90
3
7fl% Jan. 24
88% Jan. 29
49?; Jan. 24
106%
105%
87
98%
94%
80%
Jan.
Jan.
Jen.
Fob.
85%
97%
.Tan.
118%
63% Jau.
74% Feb.
10
64,X
'
Apr. 85
May 20
May SO
Mch. 80
Apr. 1
Apr, 4
Apr. S
Apr. 1
Apr. 2
Apr. "
Jan. 20
43)^ Feb. 24 61% Apr.
May 80 113% Jan.
3% Jan. 2 11% May
102^ Feb. is M-iX Mch.
108
10% Feb.
8
May
2!l
52% Feb.
71% Jan.
7
6
36%
N'ch.
a>X Jan.
55
Mch.
71%^ Jan.
Jan. 4
43% Feb. 11
l;ili
Jan. "
9iX Feb.
46>i Jan.
57
Feb.
76% Feb.
92% Apr. 17 100i< Jan.
65% Apr. 17 70% Jan.
Feb. 27 e2 Jan.
70
Apr. 17 86 Jan. 29
78
Apr.
110
May 8
90
Jau.
5S% Apr. 23
43
28
M^h. 17
20
Jan.
2^x
19%
104-5;
!
— Same
,;.
.Tan.
62
76
83
104;^
81, 1873.
and 1872 was as follows
scrip
232,745,903
ma
Currency.
88X
do
30,761,850
34.828,450
coup.. 11.3?; Jan. 2 121% May
coup.. 113?; Jan. 2 120X May
Jan.
..rc(!.. in9>^ Apr. 17
coup.. 109% Jan. 8 1I5?< Jan.
1 116% May 27
reg.. 112?i Apr.
10-40's
I0-40'8
72
Wabash
25 $129,182,300 $70,817,700
24 192,857,100
89,878.550
23
~~
68%
LakeShote
•lie
to date in 1873
...114%Jan.
do pref
HU^
1
Jan. 1 to date 1873.
Lowest.
Highest.
977< Apr. 16 106X Feb.
scrip.,..
Erie
sale
—
6f, funded, 1881..
es, 1881
6a. 1881
Bs, 6-20'B, 1862
6«, 6-20'8, 18(14
& Hud. R..
Harlem
was made at the Board.
The range in prices eince Jan. 1, and the amount of each class
of bonds outstanding May 1, 1873, were as follows
Amount May 1.
-Range since ^an. 1.——, r^
Registered.
Coupon.
Highest.
Lowest
no
• This is the price bid,
Jan.
.
H^X
.
10 40'8
10-40'a
May
116)i 'llSJi
119
*118J< 118;^ 1185i
*iaiK *12S« *m!4 l*i?i
'lift)* *n6>i 'lieSi •llOM
HfiK
1165i *1I6>*
»118
'uaK 11S5< *U8
119)^
•119)^ 1I9X 119
ISIJi 121"i 121X 121%
lJO>i 120« laOJi »119%
•112?; 'iiax 'iiav *H2>tf
'USJi
coup. .Jan.
coup. .May
coup. .May
coup. May
5-20'», lS<i5
5-2y'8,1865 ncWjCOUp, .Jan.
coup. .Jan.
S-aO"8, 181)7
5-ao"s, 1808
May
27.
88.
24.
116
119
fonded, 1841, ..eonp. ...Quarterly.
5 2i)'B, 1862
520'», IsCil
The range from
have been as foUowa
May May May
daily
Closlnff prices
"^
[May
42
Jan.
42%
Jan.
Jan.
72
123K
77%
68% Jan.
25)i Jan. 13 44>i
Jan. 13 SI
30
87%
53% Jan.
Jan.
99%
90
Jan.
80%
S9
86%
Jan.
60M
95
56% Jan.
Jan.
•6%
76
39J,C
'
34% Mch.
Apr.
May
May
May
8
Apr. 30
Aiir. 89
May
May
May
May
May
15
80
34
23
21
Mch. 25
46% May
6
8
21
14
49
26
Jan. 6
17% Mch.
Lapsley & Bazley, 74 Broadway and 9 New street, quote etock
"privileges" (signed bv responsible parties) 1@IX per cnnt premium foi 30 dayi,
ami 1%@2 per cent for 60 d-ivs. at prices varying from the mark»!l aa fo'lows
:
Puts below. Caiis above.
Central
& Hudson.,
i^iitl
%®1
1%@2%
Lake Shore
Rock
Island
Erie
2)4 '"4
Paciflc Mall
.3>i@5
.
V@-%
Mississippi.
Paciflc
Wabash
2m®4
VAQti,
6 @9
Northwestern
1 @1%
do
prel. I%a2
West. Union Tel.
2 ®2%
Ohio&
Union
1V.®.'%
l>4®2)i
...Si...
2 f"8
2>i@4t<
1%®"%
Puts below. Calls above.
2 @3%
1J<®1V
1
®1%
CoI..Chic.&I.C.... l%®i
B. H.&Erie
%® V
St.Panl
1)<®2
pref
l%aJ
do
liold%pclor30 d8 1%@1%
Uold »i p c for 60 ds !%®1%
1V®3
2%®3%
%9 X
2i,®SH
2X®3);
1V®2!<
1
V®2%
The
latest railroad earnings reported are as follows
Jan.l to latest dato.
-Latest earnings reported.
,
18*3.
1873.
1872.
1872.
Roads.
Atlantic & Gt. West. 2d week of May. $106,929 $110,860 $1,791.737 1$1,663,770
24.6S5
475.563
391,759
17,639
Atlantic & Paciflc... 8d week of Maj'.
802,6.=7
269,090
04,.581
Month of April.
77,387
949,598 3 054,255 8,989,420
Month of April. 1,133,920
109,6;i8
1,890,997 1,735,973
110.058
3d week of May.
146,.'95
132,507
49.773
46,997
Chicago, Danv. A V. Month of March.
212.435 4,184.152 3,890,033
247,025
Chicago & Nonhw.. 2d week of May.
881.113 1,665,908 1,414,900
432,928
Clev., Col., Cin. & I. Month of April.
451,026
469,452 6,541,707 6,491.465
Erie
2d week of May.
559,871 2,.3.39,435 2,304,320
Month of April. 544,0.35
Illinois Central
445,184
427.382
124.045
114,842
Tndiansp., Bl. & W.. Month of April.
81.632
83,227 1,087,002 1,077,775
Ist week of May.
Kansas Paciflc
3.-6.216
7,674,.308
303.847
6,605,793
Luke Sh. & Mich. 8. 3d week of May.
591.627
70.3,637
146,858
190,562
Marietta & Cinn.... Month of April.
140.no3
131.332 2,')23,765 2,287,142
Michigan Central. .. Ist week of May.
120,3"5 2,351.0.58 8,081.7^
173,239
Milwaukee & St. P.. 3d week of May.
932,739
385,662
861,700
117,512
Mo., Kans. & Texas. Month of April.
3.3:),236
273.9M 1,224,663 1,071,776
Ohio & Mississippi.. Month of April.
1,.V)8,410
1,281,781
69,4)0
68,834
3d week of May.
Paciflc of Missouri
9.30,190
230,119
871,978
2)1,886
St. L., Kans. C. &N. M'mth of April.
Ii2.460
801,128
735,606
44,835
St. Louis & Iron Mt. 1st week of Mav.
401,783
103,388
St L. & Southeast.. Month of April.
8f,(06
85.4'>3
1,953,063 2,052.738
Tol., Wab. <fc West.. 3d week of May.
MonthofMarch
70!,259
BS6,8J1 1,721,017 1,373.912
UnionPaciflc
The following is the financial statement of the Pacific Mall
Company submitted at the annual meeting
Bur.,C. Rap.& Minn.
Central Pacilic
Chicago
&
Alton.
...
,
ation.
Closing prices daily, and the range since Jan.
May May May May May May
68 Tenn., old
26.
24.
81
803^
•28 K
27.
•8;iv
•80
BOX
•80
•2J
«eVlrg., old
consolid.
do
(Uferred.
do
"43
•29
"16
•42
•sax
"53K
6«N.Cttr,,old....
6«N.Car.,now...
(sS.C, J.&J....
6i Missouri
•93X
•'M'H
Cent. Pac, gold..
lOJJC •1U3
86« 87
Pac,
ist
L'd Gr't
73%
•68
N. J. Cen. let 78.. •IQJ
Ft Wayne
Ist 78.
•1(15
•106
101
"106
Roclc I6ldl8t78... •194
•
This 18 the price bid.
no
86
66
•43
4!
•olX
•54
•liK
•lh'4
•15
V3H
93^
93%
1U3«
103H
MX
8y«
86
86 «
71
69V 68
64
69
61
•101 ?< •101
•101
•105
•10*
•10(.H
•106
•106V!
•104
•104
lOi
sale
Mch.
Mch.
o
n
SO
Jan.
Feb.
4
66X Mch.
15W Jau.
W
,
19
34% Jan.
49
K
•11*
11
•103
74%
69
•101?S
Knel9tM.78
Jan. 1.
Highest.
30.
80
•80
•29
81
Wl*4
•29
•43
•15
do
have been:
19
UK
•15
tin.
29.
28.
1,
33
1
17
2
Jan. 20
96Y Mch.
51
10t« Feb. 10
89
Feb. 4
80
Jan. 6
S3V Jan. 6
lOSX Apr. 25
106 >i Jan. 22
10S>5 Apr. 3
104
Mch. 29
?
waa made at the Board.
—
Railroad and miscellaneous Stocks. The Stock market
has been essentially dull, except in Pacific Mail and Union Pacific,
which have been feverish and fluctuating the first on account of
the election which took place this week, and the latter on account
of the suit commenced by the Government. A numbor of leading
speculivtors will be absent at the West for a short time, attending
the important railroad elections, and it is surmised that the market will not be active until they return. Pacific Mail stock
advanced 2i per cent when the result of the election was first
—
known.
daily hifrhest and lowest prices have been as follows
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday, Friday,
tfatur<lay.
-May 29.
MaySO.
May.n.
Mayas.
May 24
May 26.
N.T.Cen.&H.R. ino?i 100% lUOX 100% 100>?100J< 100%100>s 100% lou?;
•131)
130
129^130
ISOK 130X1S0* 129M 130
130V
Harlem
62 X 6.t>i
63
Erie
C3?i ,62X63%
62V 63?< 63X 63V
"73
•
•.... 74% •71
75
74
74V
do pref
Lake Shore.... 9('H 90% 90% 90% 90% S01« 80% 90% 90% 90?;
63 s 68^
Wabaeh
68% 6SH eiv 6SV 67V 68% 6;« 68
•74
....
76% •73
"la)^
Korthwest
.
.
:
ASSETS.
Cash and
call loans
$100,000 U. S. 5 per
$626,140 30
lOO.COO 00
617,1'61 55
cent gold bonds
Cash with agents and pursers
500 shares Panama R. R. etock
2,085 shares California Dry Dock Co., S.
76,807 tons coal
Outflts and supplies
Bills receivable
F
.
$1,373,201
45,000
100.335
1,129,267
353.642
840,C0O
...
85
00
99
«5
77
00
Real estate
Steamers
&
$20,3&J,008 55
The
—
do
Bock
St.
prof.
island
...
Paul
8i
107V
51
pref....
do
At.* Pac.prcl.
Ohio & Miss...
Central o' N.J.
Bost.. H.*Erle
Del., h. & West
Han. & St. Jos.
pref.
do
72%
•2:i
pref.
Paciflc Mail....
Adams Exp
.
.
ma
73
73
•as
2.1
41% 41X
10,5 >S
105 i«
2%
i'A
iH
lOSM
2S
103?<
103>g
103X
....
•....
55
su?;
SOJi
30i<
do
px
25
lysi-d
SOW
Quicksilver
SS" 85"
im'A
54}<
•36
Col.Chic.&l.C.
West, Un. Tel.
"
'
1118
41% iVA
Union Parfnc.
Panama
S5(4
llOK
ma
31% 85%
40J<
40X
49
45
r.o
•93
American Ex.. •67%
45V
98
68
H
36
•....
3;iK
311%
36
55
31
SOV
llOMllt
B4% 85X
•39
49% 49%
45)i
93
6S
46
93
68
•'.'.'.'.
85>i
107% loex
54
-Tbla
u tb» prlc* bid and asked
;
no
85
5ihi
65
72% 72V
21%
24V 24V •28
*!'% 41><
40« 42
105
105
2%
S«
36
•....
25%
29%
110
55
SOii
31 >i
110
84% 85K
40
49
lft5
a%
2%
103V I03V
40
49
41% 45«
101
35
•
«al<
105
2%
lot
85
sua
54X
73
iov
105
2%
104
•83
65
73
4iji
1051^
2%
36
26V 27)^
29V 30M
being included
70%
101
54% 54H
35%
$2,472,930 IS
$8,027,069 87
GROSS RECEIPTS.
Comparative statement of gross receipts for passengers and
The
freight, for the yearo ending May 1st, 1871 and 1873.
receipts for the Central
6fiX
$4,500,000 00
$2,364,930 13
106,000 00
Total amount remaining to be paid
44
93
63
an ^«
Passengers
Freight
American and California Coast
1870-71.
.$1,790,917 11
.
1,894,790 18
iSH
55
'....
25%
Total
$3,635,707 29
lines not
1872-73.
Passengers
Freight
'98
iru mad* at tiie Board.
and pay-
of steamers building
Total cost of eight steamers biiilding
Paid on steamers to April 30. 1873
Additional payments, May Sltb
Total amount paid
S9V
41%
VESSELS.
:
84%
S5>i
40
•24
$!0,363,0O8 55
NEW
The following is a memoranda
ments made thereon to date
•....
84%
40
$20,000,000 00
151696 60
13,406 70
197,905 S5
Coalfreights
Unsettled accounts
Balance to credit of profit and loss
110
84;<
110
•98
LIABIUTISB.
Capital Stock
lOJ?;
55
25% 27?;
29X SOX
•92% 93
68%
•84
101% 108% 10^% 108%
65K
United States.
70% 711% •lOH n%
•'an 70V
".^0
Wells. Fargo..
"I'D
81
81
..
"93
Canton
•.. ,100
1'3
99
99
Cons. Coal
'55
55%
56% 53
Maryland Coal. 25
25
•21% 25% •24% 25%
'
•84 }i
«
$3,841,448
2.364,930 18
2,00;i,«81 77
11,631,592 33
86.063 16
Lighters.
91,609 14
Chartered steamers
41,999 99
Central American and Mexican subsidies
234,186 00
California, N. Z.,
A. S. S. Co.'s account, purchase of steamers.
41.847 72
Unsettled accounts. .. ,
Payments on steamers building
Total
$1,800,710 71
3,0i»,194 89
$4,883,905 89
DIKECTORS.
The election for directors took place, and the following gentl*
THE
Atay 81, 1878.)
elected George H. Bradbury, T. W. Park, J. D. Smith,
M. Burke, C. J. Oaborn, RuBsel Sago, ffeoree S.Scott, Qeorge
H. Palmor, Rufus Hatch. Total voteH, 151,802.
The new Board of DirectorB met, and the following organization
was made President, Oeorge H. Bradbury Secretary, Theo. T.
Johnson; Treasurer, Henry Smith. Mr.W.F. S. BellowB remains
men were
717
Ci^HONIOLE.
BUTIiWE,
(lUOTATIONS IN BOSTON. PniLADELPniA,
:
&f.
J.
:
uonsiTixi.
;
tBCOUTIBt.
Bid,
r«DiUTlTa.,(en. m., eonr, IIU)
BOSTON.
Maine
the VicoPresidi^nt.
New
The Gold market, — There
dn
PerklomeD
Pbll*.
has been more than the usual VermoDt 6s ta, Carraner.
MaMactaotetU
Interest shown in paid, on account o{ the alleged manipulations
ta Oold, im
do
M, Oold
do
of the clique, nnd the price has ranged during most of the week
Bolton 6a
cloi<ing
to-day
from 118 to IISJ, touching 117J on Tuesday, and
do Ss.gold
t»H
!•
at llSi. It is reported that the clique controls a very large Uhlcago BeweraKC
ifnnlclpal 7b
do
amount of gold, and the usual predictions are made of a corner Portland 6a,bnlldln(loaa
UurllnRton * Mo. U O.. 7
to force up the price or an artificial scarcity to bo made in cash Clieahlre,6
•..•^
gold for tho sake of exacting higli rates from borrowers. On gold Cln San. * Clev., l«t M., 7, '67.
Mass., conv., ». 1S74... M
loans to-day tho rates ranged from " Hat " to 5 per cent, for carry- Kaatern
Hartford A Brie, lit M (new)1. MX
ing, and time loans we have noticed this week quoted as follows: ORdensbarr * Lake f:b. 8a.. ..
Col. * Newport Bds, 6/T6.
30 to 60 days, 3 10@i for use; 90 days, ^(21 for use; four months, Ola do
do Bonds, 7,1^..
Rutland, new, 7
f@i for use; six months, l^iiif for use; and all the year, lj@2 per Stanstcd
& Cliambly
cent for use. At tho Treasury sale of $1,000,000 to-day the total Verm't Cen.,
Ht M., cons. ,7, "86
Customs
week have
receipts of the
been $1,031,000.
The following
table will
show the coarse
ot the gold
premium
each day of the past week
Qnotntions.
/
Open- LowIne.
May
Saturday,
Monday,
sk
S4
26
••
est.
,
111^11est.
Clos-
Total
Ini;.
Clcarluge.
a7....iiRX inji
Wednesday,
Thursday,
S8....118?i;
!i9....118>i
$3,im.7K
89.o.«.niio
a,r.T2,48:l
3,078, !I88
111.705,000
78,404.000
3,410,'.!S4
4,419,848
3,U74,0I9
Friday,
30
ii8>tf 116J.'
nSK
n8«
118X 118X
H8>i IIBX
.
nn;-i $i:i,i,7!i9,ooo
';4,Mi.noo
iis^s;
iis;^ usfi
118K imy,
.118)4;
Tuesday,
Balances.
Currency.
Gold.
,
ta.wifl.iw
2,J97,839
2,718.().31
y,18«,lGU
do Sil Mort.,7.1891.
6i
Vermont A Can., new, 8
Vermont & Mass., l«t M. «,'83. a
I44S
Boston & Albany Steele.
Boston & Lowell stock.
Boston A Maine
Boston ft Providence...
Cheshire preferred.
Chle.,
IH
Jan. 1,1873. to date... 112X
$489.6:M,001 $3,13!1,I60 t3,Gi4,019
1185i
S,832,742
1,8S9,569
873,848,000
117?i llBJi 118%
111« 119>i 118iX
—
Foreign Excliougo. The exchange market has been quiet,
with a tendency towards easier rates, and business was done
to-day at a concession of i(Si under tho nominal prices quoted
Merchauis aro unwilling or unable
for prime sterling bills.
1o buy exchange except just sufficient to cover their immediate
requirements, and with a fair amount of produco bills making, a
considerable export of Government secnrities and the negotiation
of some corsiderable railroad loans in London, the demand for
exchange has not been sufficiently large to stiffen prices.
The transactions for the week at the Custom House and SubTreasury have been as follows:
Custom
House
May
'•
-Ueceipls.-
24
36
»T.
»lil7,191 79
2fi0,4HJ 14
$079,408 CO
6«6,a» S3
308.993 03
809,000
264,000
881,000
870,000
-Sub-Treasury.-Payments.Currency
Gold.
Currency.
Gold.
Receipts.
$314,000
529,513 .37
461,930 58
2:)5,in5
H
5li0,()79
81
$'.87,208 10
217,404
91,768
911,743
88,438
209,2tl4 06
58
38
43
92
$4.W.718 26
64?,803 90
1,3,38,9(3 05
597.6:« 13
275,997 67
....Holiday.
80.
—
$1,624,000
$40,474,407 35
|4I,4I>0.7M 09
May 23...
Mny 29....
New York
Banks. —The
following statement shows
the condition of the Associated Banks of New York City for the
week ending at the cotnmencument of business on May 24, 1873
-iTEKAOB AM'lUN-r OFCItjr
LnauH and
Banks.
Capital.
NewToik
Dlucounts.
t2,i«o,o.o
Specie.
jiain-.Mio »a,^.i8.500
Legal
Net
Circulation.
Tenders. Pepoblts.
JlanhaltanCo
2,(l5li,000
u.linno
3S7.5'0
f7S8,,(iO
C'Jl.iOO
Merchants'....
B.OOO.OOO
657,' <I0
1,9.51,800
Mechanics'
2,00i),ii00
Union
America
3-4,200
568,100
728,003
388,900
3,(K)0.0(10
^
7,155,700
5.091.400
4,81 3,300
3,571,600
4.184,500
5,017.1OJ
3,3;:, 300
LBOOOOO
Phccnix
City
Tradesmen's
Fulton
Chemical
Merchants' Exch'ge.
Gallatin, National,.
Butchcrs'iSDrovcrs'
Mech;iiilc»& raders
I
Greenwich
Leather Mannf
Seventh Ward
State of N. Ycirk.
American Esch'Ke.
.
.
1,800,000
1,«»J.000
1,000.000
600,000
300,000
l,23>,O'0
1,500,000
00
l,lv7,:!00
731,400
532 300
.550,6lX)
1,054,1
1,T^9,1(«1
123,1
C,''3;(,500
212,300
266,000
368.100
5J2.8
1,094.200
1IJ4,9(«
U;)3C0
250,900
47,800
9,600
343.61
41I5.C0O
i,990,600
3,6^1,300
3i;i,0('0
00
8i«),000
J,4.ia,0(.10
600.000
200,000
1.78O,(i0O
6«l,OilO
2, 67,400
l,l;7,-100
256.i6d
44,103
4,-79,000
3l7.9'.'0
SCO.OOO
2,000,000
5,Oilo,00O
10,Ui.80)
9>i7,300
10,ono,OTO
W,9 '0,000
l/)0o,()0O
6,554,100
458,700
693.900
Mercantile
1,000(100
S,S1.'.601)
356.(100
4a,700
1,7^,500
2,OU1.ooo
450,000
4,7:1.500
J.llJ.lOO
1 3 6,1110
3 239,500
:,tiso,*o
7,70)
701 30O
112,600
I.OUO
167,500
824.50)
36,0.0
1.S74 R'O
V3,7t0
31,400
96,100
Paclfle
Bepnbllc
Chatham
People's
412,'SOO
North America
Hanover.
1.0.0,(11 '0
Irving
Metropolitan
5(0,000
:',2'it1,f(0
4,0((',(00
10.3^1,2' 10
I.OOj.OOO
Citizens
4<>l ,01
Nassau
Market.
1.10(',000
1.000,0'
6t. Nicholas
Shoe and L>-ather.,
l.Old.OOO
,000,(00
Corn Exchange
1,('00,0[0
Continental
2,l'0(',0(0
37 ,300
1,3 3,7(0
8,157,700
2,S^(i,5-X)
2,393,600
3,5.I0,'.C0
55'i,'20O
44i,900
3,410,310
1,406,000
2,812,300
561000
2.r9.-00
844'.C06
128.2. JO
321,400
2 7,000
1.271.000
5.600
.315
600
238100
5l3,i'M
3$5,600
378,030
215,5(0
471,500
151,'.H0
139.6'JO
3.52,100
16",li00
61O,S0O
r,o'.'J)'t
3,/5!r,i0()
1.182,200
l,l.5.'.«0
Ifrj.TOO
729 ».«
3,000
13 too
13,3.0
^3 4>«
3,913,100
175,.VO
159.100
1^4.700
3;9.300
.
.
German American,
pry Goods
•tOUi
196.700
2,700
263,800
171.000
632,100
5,-273,300
13.211,600
15,939.600
—
485.603
9.11.000
l.^J.-OO
2,M,,200
Maniifaci 'rs' A Mer.
Fourth National
Cential National...
Becond National
Kinth National
Urst National
Thtrd National
N.T.S'atlonal Eich..
Tenth National
Bowery National
Kew York Co. Nat.
4<6.9<I0
3,0i8,400
4,910,600
6.475.200
750,000
East Klver
237.9(10
i6S,m
616,700
5O:.000
2,5'a,50O
BOi'.OCO
4fO,t»X)
Grocers'
1,761 OOO
1,117,(K0
1.S00
523,400
•4'.'4,»('0
Oriental
North River
477.6(XI
80^000
Commonwealth
Atlantic
Importers'ft Trad'rs
3,010,700
5,816.900
3,333,000
3,2 0,500
2,063,800
1,601,700
5,007,700
2,217,700
1,726.6(»
2,'2a4,oeo
798.1 OO
46.900
37,700
25.ai0
5.200
161,900
Park
Mech. Brtnk'g Asso.
8.SJ6,<100
402.800
2,148 ,100
2,7^6,710
KS'i 1,300
Marine
3,915 300
5,060,000
131.50i!
OTO,,!-*)
Broadway
Commerce
1813.500
9.700
863.900
5O4,8t0
111,211,110
501,100
4 19,400
'212,400
413,3l0
9«8,i 1X1
3,152.90*
9(0,000
478.100
2.7:!l,'20O
2iib.506
2,073.100
2,107.100
4.822,930
1.277,700
1.952.500
1.813,500
1.101,900
2.587,000
1.172.900
1,514,500
183.000
1,162 3(0
13. '.410
3.900
1,038,800
1.905.500
872.200
735.100
732 .200
5.CC0
seo.ioc
229,400
4,100
seo.ooo
13V62.i0()
19.213,400
495.406
900,700
1.275.'2ua
8(16,300
S96.I0D
856.800
814.900
iojoo
S2.000
1,553,1110
300,000
l.littl.000
2,0lO.UO0
500.000
SOO.OOO
400,000
SSO.OOO
soo.ouo
5,010,000
S,(W,(100
3,0.000
1. 50(1.1 CC
soc.ioa
1,11(10,(100
994,1(10
1,031,610
i.oas.voo
23,'47.-.lO
10,51 1.000
1.628,9
6,72;l.«0
2,033.'
00
14.000
4.2'3,M0
ss'iiio
9«6.!tM
5,129,0
75' .0
500,0(0
1.2a. 300
2.0
1,(I(H<,0(0
2,100,301
1,I8«,COO
1,1 5.6(0
5.515,0 X)
2,215.5
117.900
2,900
Obfl
2*,«)0
2.«X'.«0
l,0C('.f(O
!92,3'0
6,2-0
184^^00 1279,816,800 |l».6a8,600
198,7110
8,3'6,5il0
2.618.0OJ
430,100
l.S(r3
7«IAI0
18.5(:8 900
8.717
1.4'6
I'M
7(0
211.900
1,(72,000
236.200
421.100
290.0(0
,
2,»20,9C0
1.416.3(0
27(1.0(1(1
ICO
818.201
787,000
:67.8iO
899.10'
225,000
6.11.
i •>ifloo
'i,in3,ii:o
i62,7ilO
»i,2(H
! 22,0
h79,liO
180,1'(0
5,O:iS.00O
_
",^',000
'^^m
1.736 800
«l»,763.sgo |S7,4»8300
eoiiT. 78,
do
iSii
1«K
reir...
MS
li«k
148
10«
ici's
7i» TtV
West Cheater cons. U, '>!...
WMt Jersey 6s. 113
MIX
latni.6«.'«6...
do
lOlH
do 7s, '97...
do
Western Penn. ee.ts
c« p. b.,
do
do
Wllmlog. ft B«ad..1>t U .,7, IW
do
do 2d Mort 1MB 80
Reading Coal ft Iron deb. b... 85
mort. D. M
do
do
von
lOV
85
M
M
CAKAi. no.^Ds.
Chesapeake ft Dela. 6s, *s:.... S«K
Delaware Division 6s, "71
a'
Lehigh Navigation 6s. -^i
M
do
do
do
do
14X
89
105
lUO
id:
6s.g..lK0..
Snobnry A Erie Ist ro. 7s, *77.
Sonbuiy ft Lewlst(.n ,8 ....
Warren ft F. Isl m. ,s. *h4...
:05X
102
183X
7*
"77.
conv., Si. 86
conv., g,ipi. 96
goM
asK
'•'
'»7
ti
t>
93
Morris, 1st M., 6. 1876
do
2dM., 1878
do
boat. '85
Pennsylvania 6s, 1910
110
*»
n>
.
77
i6)4
83X
.
t
Vermont
Massachasetta
ft
liALTIinoKE.
PIIIIiADEI.PHIA.
STATE AND OITY BONDS.
Pennsylvania 58, coup.........
68. '67. 5-10, iBt...
do
10-15, '2d...
do
do
15-25, 3d...
do
do
Philadelphia 6s. old
6s,new
do
Alleghany County, 5«, coup...
AUei^hany City 6b
Pittsburg 5s
6b
do
7s
do
New
Jersey State
!00
c4'
»i
'.03
3
...
68,
•
Exempts
Delaware state 6s
BAILROAI> STOCKS.
United N. J. Comoanles..
Csniden ft Atlantic.......
pref...
do
do
Catawlssa
33
4:
Maryland 6a,Jan..A„ J. ft U..
'to
<a, Detence
lOBM I06X
Bsftimore68 0f '75
1834
do
10: X
i<e.'.90C
do
lOOM
»SH
16«0.Park6s
do
109X
Baltimore ft Ohio 6s of "75
102
*90...
of
6s
do
do
I'JSH
do 6s ot '85 ...
do
(N.W.Va.)'2dM *a.
do
8dM.*«
do
6«K
Central Ohio. tstM..6.... ,^.:
Marietta* Cln.. let M.,7, I8J1. 101 101
2d M.,7, 1896.
do
do
8JK
Norfolk Water Bs
Northern Cent.,_lst M.jtgnar) 6
do ZdM-.S-J-.
do
120
r.,6.'l" 38
8. F.,6,H0r
do SdM..,0.
do
83
do 3d M. (T.*C)6,
an
'22
pref-
42)4
.
21
42)r
94
d(J Cons'. (goId)"6,lM0
do
Pitts, ft Connellsv., Ist M., 7, "SB
i8t.M., 6,lMg
do
do
Klmlra ft wllUamsport.
39" West Md. iBtM.. endor8ed,6/W
Klmlra ft wllUnmsport pref..
IstM., nne.nd..e. "90..
do
East Pennsvlvania
do 2dM.,endor8ed.6,'90.
60X
Harrlsb'g. Lancaster ft C
ft Ohio stock.
Baltimore
lox
Huntln„-lon* Broad Top. ..
Parkersbarg Branch
do pref. is
do
Central Ohio
61
Lehigh Valley..
preferred
do
•«x
Little Sehnyltill
OINOINNA'l'I.
52>4 52X
Mlnehin
58
Cincinnati
54
54S
Valley
Nesqnehonlng
60
do
67
Norrtstown
7-30S
do
38
Nor'liern Central
Ham.
Co.. Ohio 6 p. c. long hdB.
i-H
..
1-ennsylvanla.
Noith
do 7 p.c.ltoSyrs.
do
Oil Creek * Allegheny Klver. 81).
Ichds. 7*7J05
do
do
55
Pennsylvania
:is 25X. Covington ft Cln Brljlfe. .^
Phllaclelphia ft Frie.
flam, t V.. st M.,.., 80...
Cin..
Reading
&
68X
PhlUdcIphla
do
2d M., .,'8.5...
do
II3X :i9»|
Philadelphia ft Trenton
3dM., 8, n...
do
do
Phlla.. Wllmlng.* Baltimore. 58
Cln. ft India*, Ist M., 7..^..
••••
rioga
2d M.,7, 1877..
do
do
Westchester....
Colum.. * Xenla. 1st M., 7, •«).
pref
do
Dayton ft Mich., "t M., 7 91..
WestJersev
if! M., 7, 1<4..
do
do
CANAL STOCKS.
3d M.. 7, '88..
do
do
Chesapeake* relaware
do TO'do dep. l"l'.,7t.?l-;94Delaware Division
Ist
M., ., 90S.
41X Dayton ft West.. l»tM..6,
Lehigh Navigation
190B
do
do
.
$23,521,387 47
$21,090,90:1 20
deb. bonds, ts
g. m.7s, c. 1811
FUchburK
Schuylkill JIav. 1st m.6s,'73..
ISJ" 140
Manchester * Lawrence
do
2d m.,'82
Northern ot New Hampshire.. 112 I12X
6a, '95
do
18IS
Norwich ft W orcestor
55"
do
6e, Imp., '91...
OKdens. ft L. Charaplaln
do
6s, boat. "88.
m"
98
prcf...
do
do
78. boat, '89...
do
113;*
Old Colony,
Sus^nehanna 68, 'at
Port.,Baco* Portamonth
il»
Coal Co. bonds.
Rutland common
Ui i"n 1st mort. 6s, '83
do preferred
We
ranch utm. 6s, •78
Vermont * Canada
Wjt.uiing Va ley 1st m. 6», "78.
(!o
Total
Balance,
Balance,
My
pf.
—
',
do
do
Phll..WI1ni.ftB8l..<<. "it
PIltB.. Cln. ft St. LonlsTs
148
Clev.atock.
Connecticut River
Connecticut * PassumpsIc,
F-66ttrn jMass
Eastern (New Hampshire)
US^
118X inJC
A
ii"
do
do
do
:iij<
QoliiCT
Concord
Holiday...
Current week
Previous week
Bur.4
C!n.,8iinduBky
si;
re(.
Kris
ft
*
.,
bids amounted to |2,640,000.
do
lal m.ra.tri....
lal ni.es. "St..
do
2d ni. 7a. 'SK..
PblladelphU Reading <•.
do
do
7b.
<•
Uampsblre,(ia
.
IW
.
.
Morris
'.25"
do prcf
Schuylkill Navigation....
pref.
do
Union pref
...
BAILKOAP BONDS.
do
do
do
do
Camden
ft
Amboy. 6s.
ft
Little
2dm, 7b.
do
W
MX
'80.
'88. ..
do
HarrlBhnrg
H.ftB.T.
do
do
102
*
do
82
do l8tM.(L«h.l>r.ex)7.*8J>.«
do Lon.L'n(Leh.br.ex)6,'«!
do ConsoLI8lM..7,18»8....
«IX
Jefferson.. Mad. ft Ind...
1st mort. 6s, "K.. ...
1900. jj..
do
Ist M., 6s, 1878.
Lehlgb Valley,
do newes,"*
do
do reg
do
do
do new 78, reg.,
do
Lonlsv. Loan.a.'m,
5»H L. ftSash.lstM. (m.a.) 7.7;„
do hon.lMmJm.f.M.'se-^.
(Leb.Hr.ie,"*
do
do
lISH
do lstM.(Mem.nr)7,'70-'»
do 6s....
1st mort. 6«^^. . .
1st mort. 7s,'90
2d mort. 7s. '75....
Sdm. cons. 78, 'OS.
Junction
2d
do
Lo'ilBV. C. ft Lex., l»f M./J.2JL«ds. Fr'k.. 1st M..6,*)^18..
85K
Bast Penn. 1st mort. 7s, >3...El. ft W'msport. Istm, 7s. '80.
mO
101
99
•3
M
97
94
100
81
as
16
80
11
l>7
81
81
M
iU
81
80
84
LoulBv.,Cln.ft Lex.. pref..,..
97)4
«»)4
do
do
96K
LonlBVllle
104
ft
common.
n
M
88
81
81
9C
7*
82
ii
80
fia
8»
^X »
e«
98
M
fi
»
it
19
85
es
M
91
•4
75
76
34
n
Nashville
7SX
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Little Schuylkill. l8tM..7.I«7.
N
0
'
.
.
.
•
I
85
81
80
y>
gt Louie f». I'll E I'Oii.ls
Northern Central 2d m. 6b, 'W^ 98
68.S'..ort '^o
do
do 2d m. g. 6s. 1900 iSX «4X
do
IW
rJld
Water
6a
10
84><i
do 2d m. is. HOO.. 88
do
(new) 91
r J
do
do
98
North Penn. lstm,68,_25
Park 68 gold
do
98
^^\
2dm. .8, 'S6
do
6»
SpeelalTax
Sewer
KM
do
m.,"rj
lOn. chat.
do
•.
North Missouri, let M. 7s.
on Creek ft Al. K.. eon. 78, '88. W 73
ai
2d M.7ii...
do
35
82
Oil Creek Ist m. 7». '82.. ^..
3,iM.7B..
,10
-s,,
Hlghtstown
'».-=.
Pern, ft
. Is' M. gid...
(of
51
ParlflC
P^nn ft N. IT. Canal 7s, »«!l906
t
KnoBBsVa-'ii- Flock
6«nnsylvanla,lBt M.,*,II«>...
Pt;ine nn of mo. «tock
?'
3'iM..6.1875.... 97H 96
ao
n
85
^S
>5
•S
88
PO
._^
Vater6(.'87to'».
do
Water Stock 6e, •97.
do
Wharf 6s...... ...^.
do
tax «» of •©
special
do
•SI
Jeff", Mad. * I.ls^.gftM)7.
do 2dM..7,...^......
do
do ist M..7.1W6^.
do
Catawlssa, 1st M. conv. ,'82...
lOl
ion
ja
£,OCI$)VILIiB.
conBol..
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chat. m. do
do
new7B, ISOO
do
Connecting 6s 19i3o-1904
'.04
ic?
Sp. c.sfkKuar
do
Vlamlstock. ...... .... KB |i'5X
Louli-villeJs.^Sflo
6a,'97to'98
do
«2
90
*89..
6s. '91...
c>
(0
1(8
90
95
f7
88
7»
Ind.,Cln.ft Lsf.. 1st 51.. 7....^ 71
(I.ftC)l8tM.,7,l» FS
do
June, Cln. 4 lnd.,l8tM^,'86. ^«
81
Little Miami, ist M.. 6. 18M .
10
Cln. Ham. A liaylon stock..
l''l
ell to s'ficK ...
Columbus
ii
Daytonft.MiehlK'30 8t"cfc...
'75
68,'83
do
6s. "SS
do
do mort. 6s,
42>i
&X
91
Al'.eghany Valley 7 3-l0«. 1896
Belvldere Delaware .IstmAT] IM
'2d M.,N5 S4
do
do
3d M.,'87 80H
do
do
Camden
174
U
WK
L\fay 81, 187S.
THE CHRONICLE.
71B
'
NEW
QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS IN
Bid.
•OCBITIB>.
Long Dock llonds
BudTN. T. * K. 1st
(Qaoted previously.)
do
do
G<!orKl»6e
do
do
do
7s,
'9,
78,
do
68.
do
do
2d
3d
old
A'
&
i)o
rto
,„_,^ ,...
l-'S* !04
0fl593..
Es
&
Kt. 8. IBS.
7b L.R.,!".
n.&N.O
rto
Is, L. K.
do
do
do
78,
Memphis &
L. R.
Olio 6b, 1875
do 6b, 1881
do
I'.l
68, 1386
Kentucky
68
Illinois 6s
coapon,'TJ
do
do
Ohlc. R. Island
uo
do
Canal,
68,
6s,
6s,
1%
do
do
do
do
do
»5
98
!01
lO'ij,
m\
113
1874...
1-7
187ri...
;U7
10!
107
119
dogldlSii-
do
do
do
Chic* Alton
do
do
do
do
do
95
i09
iia
;U3
86)4
113M
Mil.
BIX
nret
Illinois Central
JolletA Chicago
Island
WH
Cln., 1st preferred
do 2d pre!'..
do
Michigan Central
Murnw & Kssex
93X
Mo., Kansas & T
Hew Jersey Southern
Hartford
N. T., New Haven &
&
PittB..
&
do
nsQBBelaer
&
105a
do
do
pref.
Louis b Iron Mountain.Kan. C.& Northern pref
Toledo, Pcorl & Wa saw
Toledo, Wab & Western, pret
.
am
^nnsylvanla Coai
H irlng Mountain Coal
Wilkesbarre Coal
C»nton Co
Delaware * Hudson canal
IX
>
1
91
do
do
do
4th do
78.
M
ft
do
St. Peters let m..
Ind's Ist M, 7b, S. F.
ft Mil.Ss, 1st
Liifayctte. Bl'ii & Miss. iBt M.
Petersburg 6s
80
83
ft >J
ft
^ebraska 8
Mo. River, sloeli
Land M.
do
2d S., do
do
^o
3d S., do
on
c<o
ft
«lo
Ti
T-J
p. c...
.
CS
7s.. 94
7s..
8k.. ice
m
106
96
E1.& W.
x'w
i-i'
9214
Ist 78, gld.
SO
Indianapolls'ft St. Louis 7s...
87 j(
?
68,g d, Jun&Dec
do
68, do Feb & Aug
do
7e, 1876, Land Gr
do
73, Leaven. Brch.
do
Incomes, ?^o 11
do
do
No 16
do
Stof
k
do
Kalamazoo ft isouth H. Ss, guar
ft
Richmond 6s
California
Rome
8
ft Watertown
Rome, W. & O^densburg 78.
Roudontft Oswego 7b. gold...
ft
ft
I.)
78
Indianafis
"
2a 78
Can. Boiith.'.stm
gl 78
prj 78
Cli., D. ft v., I. dlv., 1
Hon-, ft Tex. C.lft m. gold 78
Gt. N. let m. gl 1 7b
Houston
Iiiternat'l RR.Tex. Istni g'.d78
gold 7s...
Ind. ft. III. C l8t
Ext , 1st lu gl 78
Ind.. B.
m
&
& W.
m
Jark..N W.ftS.E. IstroirlaT
Ist m. gld 6s
do
d« mort gold 78
Ala.
Ala.
A
Ch8tt.,let.M,8«,ead...
ftTenn.R, Ist M., 7s
2dM.,78
do
Atlantic ftGuli consol
do
end. Savan*h
do
do
do
Block
do
do
do guaran.
Central Georgia, Ist M., 78
do
do
stock
Charlotte Col.
1(12)4
90)<.
94
92
91
63
82
X
9a
78
35
ft
A.. Ist
ra., 78.
do
stock
do
Charleston & Savannah fis.end.
Savannah ana Char., Ist m., 76.
Cheraw and Dai Pngton 7s
EastTcnn. ft Gei:>gia68
KaetTenn.A Va. 6h end. Tenn
fSX
E.Tenn.,Va&
94
80
36
23
do
do
8t.>ck....
Georgia R. R.. 78
stock
do
ii'k IIX
102
ICO
96
90
85
105'
85
.
7s, gold..
7a, guar
Peor a. Pekln ft I. Ist m, noid
Pitts. Cln. ft St. L. Ist 7s
ft
ft
88X
7i'
eu
15
Greenville
Ga., ist M.,78..
Col.
ft
do
do
78, guar..,.
78, certll.
Macon ft Brunswick end. 78..
Macon ft Western stock
Macon and Augusta bonds.
.
do
do
do
do
endorsed
stock...
do
do
Memphis
do
91
Memphis
ft
Stock
Ohio, IDs
do
ft
6o
Little
P..
97X MlsBlBslppl Central,
90'
40
.
.
Memphis & Charleston, Ist 7s.
do
2d 78.
do
70
1C8
Income
Teia- 7s gold...
Chesapeake* O.
03
85
do
do 2d Si.
Indiaiap.ft Vln-^en. 1st 7B,guar
lo«-a Foils ft Sioux C. iBt 78..
7s,
Norfolkfis
Savannah 7s. old
do
7s. new
Wilmington, N.C.escoId
8b gold....
do
do
JIAILIIOAIIB.
Am. 6p, gld
orth
Flint ft Pere M. 7b, Land Gr.
Fort w.. Jarkson & Sag. 68..
Grand R. ft Ind. 78, gold. guar
do
do 78, plain
Grand River Valley 8b
Km.
88
NaBhville68,old
Nasliv.
TH
Evansvilie,
Ss
Montgomery
ft Padu. 6b con
ft Chic 7s. gld
Elizabethtowu
Euri'pean
A
Nctr I^oans.
ni
80
40
2d7«....
7s.enulT
rto
do
Evansvilie. Hen.
Chic*
70
7H
7X
Evansvilie ft
Erie ft Pittsburgh Ist 7b...
46)4
40
6ur.
93
«7)i
m"
Southern Central of N. T. 78.
Tebo ft Neosho78,g'>ld
Union ft LOKansport7s
Utah Central 68. gold
ITnlon Pac, >o. branch. 68, gld
Walkill Valley Ist 78, gold ....
West WlBConsin 7s, gold
(«l
Lynchburg 88
Macon 7s, bonds
Memphis old bonds, 6s
do
new v.onrts,68
do
end., M.ft C.R.R...
M.*"8s
Crawfordsv.
88
& Lake
Detroit. Lnnsing
.
*
Columbia, S. C, 68
Columbus, Ga., 7s, bonds
95
85
70
St. L. ft So'eastern Ist 78 gold
Bt.L.. ft St. Joseph, Ist, 6s, gld
Atlantic
Charleston,8.C.,78,F.L.bd8..
ib"
Dan., Urb., Bl. ft P. Ist ni 7 did
Detroit, Jllllsdale ft In.'-KK.S's
iiutchesa & Columbia
Denver Paclflc 7s, gold
Denver ft Rio Grande 7s, gold
9SH
Atchleonft P.
88
=0
uo
Southern Minn, construe. Ss.
do 78
do
St.Jo.&C.Bl. ftM.,108
8 p. c.
do
do
St. Jo. ft Den. C.B«,gold,W. D
do 88,goId. E. D
rto
Sa'-dnsky. Man8. & Newark 78
St. Louis, Vandalia & T H. It
do
2d
do
Ijlst.
do
do
Gs.new
New Orleans 5s
do
consol. 68
oo
do
bonds, 78
do
do
do
10s
do
to rai1roade,6»
do
South Side(L.
Hudson Canal
Atlanta, Gs., 7a
Augusta. Ga., 78, bonds..
Charleston stock 6b.
MoblleBs
.
Pckin. Lincoln ft Decatur IstM
Han. ft Cent. Mi>.souri IstM..
Cm. .Lafayette & Chie. Is' M.
Atchison
—
Pacific 68
Souther-* Paclflc 6'8, gold
.
M
73
'-"'
1
Rome
85 ?4
South Side, L.I, let Mort. bds
Sinking Fund..
do
Morris ft E^sex, convertible...
do construcUon.
do
ft
8's.
Sontliern Secnrltles.
100
Steubenvllle
"
iniscellaneons
8s..
Port Huron ft L M.7s, gld. end.
do 7s, gold
do
Peoria ft Rock I. 7"b. gold
Roekf'd.B I. ft St. L.l8t-B,gid
ft
7 .1-10«
!m gl 78
Connecticut Vsliey 7s, gold...
Connecticut Western 1st 7s
Chic, ft Mich. Lake Shore 6e..
Des Moines Valley Ist t'B
do
rto Land Grant Ps
Uotne
ft
101
.
Oswego
II"
K.
I
American Central 8s
J
Chi. ft Southwcf tern RK. 7'8.
Col. ft Hock. V. 1st 7b, 3.1 yrs
do
do 1st 7s. 10 yrs..
do
do 2d 7?, 20 yrs...
Chic, Dsnv.ft Vlncens i8,yld
Cleve., Mt.V. ft Del. 78, gold.
Oregon
2d Mort
Warsaw, B,D.
W. D..
do
do Burl'n Dlv.
ft
ft
R.
S.E.
100
Sioux Cltv
C. C.
100
Newbu'g br'ch 7s, enar. Erie.
Omaha ft Southwestern RR. 8'B
ft
P -,65 gold....Paclflc L.G. 6'8 gld
Atciilson, Top. ft s. Fe 78 eld.
Endorsed.
1379
\yii
1880
C.
...
& Iowa R.8'8....
do
Mort
Arkansas Lt-vee bonds
6s, real estate...
68, subscription
7s. 1876
78, cpnv. 187C...
lat .Mortgage t- ^••i»'i'-d.
'^,sa
M.
M
IstM....
Galveeton, H. ft H ,78, BOld.Tl
Pa.lllc RP.. of Mo.,8toc.;
Paclflc R. of Mo. Ist «s. gold ve
do 2d 78, cur'y, '91
do
1888
68 1&87
7s, 'Jd
IstM.I.&M.I).
Ist M.I. ft D.
IstM.l.ft I..
Ist M. H.ft D
1st
^ Hannibal
guaranteed
do
do
'cdar Falls * Minn, ist M
Bur., C. apidj ft Minn. 78, gld
Del.
T. Central 68,
d
D
78 gold B.
iBt Mort. LaO.D
2d
•Jl
97
98
Mo. R., Ft., S. ft Gulf, stock.
Ist. M. 10s
do
do
do
2d M.. 10s
do
84S N.J. Midland lst7s, gold, gnar
2d 7s gnar
do
N. T. ft Osw. M^d. 181 7s gold
do
2d 7b, conv.
do
Kew York ft Boston 7*' gold..
N. Haven.MlddKt.ft W.78 ...
do
2d M..
Consol. 78
iW
N. Haven 6s
Boston, H.ft Krle.lstmort. ..
Winona
nnllroad Bonds.
dT
«
do
7 "'-K
I'eoria
Chirago
Mo.,
ao
do
wew York
f..
Mariposa Gold
do
p ef.
T r-ustees Certll
do
Land Mining Co...
':o
pref.
do
do
d)
do
La Crosse
Atlantic Mall iitealllBhlp
Ert*
«v.
'
Atuerloan Coal
„^
ji"
& Watertown Ist M
Dock ft lin.Co.7.'Sfi. ...
West. Union Tel., Ist mort. 76.
Loni/IlandKRlst M. 78
Smlthtownft Pt. Jeff. Ist M...
ei\ St. Louis, Jaci'. ft Chic Ist M.
Boston Water rower
Cumberland Coal and Iron
N. J. La'id Improveuaent Co..
ao
do
do
Ao
do
US
Am
iniscellaneons Stocks
N
95
f...
(10
o
Bt. L.,
1*
do
T. Hnute...
St.
MiS
Mortgage... WS
Cln., 1st
do
special..
do
Saratoga
Alton &
ft
Tol., Peoria
Chic, guar...
Home, Watertown & Ogdens..
St. Lonls,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
..
88.
APeghan.&G R.88,gn«r
Kai.ft White Pigeon 78
Kansas City ft Cameron 10s..
Kan. C, ft. Jo. ft C. B. S p.
LakeBup. ft Miss. 1st 7'8, gld
do
2d 78
do
Leav.. Atch.ft N. W. 7b, guar.
Leav Law. ft Gal., stock
do
IstM.. 108.
do
Louisiana ft Mo. Rlv. l«t m. 7«
Logans.. Craw, ft S. W. Ss, gld
Michigan Air Line, 86
Mo ticello ft P. Jervl878,gold
Montclair 1st 78. gold, gnar...
36>4
Chic ft Milwaukee let Mort...
Jollet ft Chicago, let Mort..*..
Chic, ft Ot. Eastern, iBt Mort..
Col., Chic ft Ind. C, 1st Mort.
Host (Stonlngt.)
.fe
ft
Grand Trink
Chic. Dub. ft Minn..
S7X
8s.
c
Income
onsol. sink.
Be:. 88.
ft Hmp..
ft
lllxon, PeorlH
Kal..
100)4
St. Paul, let M. 8s P.D
Marietta
MlesissippI, preferred.
Ft W.
MX
iOsii
Mort
."d Mort
4tb Mort
Sinking Fund.
1st
Carthage
Lansin &Sag.8B..
Kansas Pac. 'is. Extension, gld
do
8, Land Gr., gld.
do new. gld
do
78,
lOi>4
Mcrt
Mort
2d
I
97
.
JiiCkBoii.
103
Consolidated....
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
06
88
Harlem
N.r., Prov.
8)
2d
do
....
do
Dub. ft Bloux C. Ist M
do
2d div
do
Penjhsula 1st Mort., conv ..
St. L. ft Iron Mountain. Ist M
(Not nrcvlouBly quoted.)
Ohio
2d
lihio ft Miss.,
Chicago &Altou.
pref
do
do
Uhlc. Bur AQulncy... ......
Clev., col., cm. & Indlanap..
Cleve. * Pittsburg, guar
D""n">i«^*- Hionx Cilv...
*
1st
do
do
an
1874
1815
1876
Albany* Susquehanna
Marietta
85)4
Hi
Pacific
do
Keokuk ft
Indianap.,
85 k
93
Jersey Central, iBt M., ii.
JrtMon
do
do
New Jersey Boutbern let m 7s
Puts., n. W. ftChlc, iBt M....
2d Alort.
do
do
3d Mort.
do
do
<•> 8 p. c. eq't bdP
do
Clove. * ruts., Oonsol. B. F'd.
llallroad Stocks.
Long
*
Essex,
do
1«77...
187S
do
do
do
S3
New
1873....
do
do
do
do
&
vforrls
1879
War Loan
do
Indiana 58
Michigan 6b, 1878
68,1383
do
78,1878
do
New York Bounty, reff
do
do cou
—
F.quip. Bds
<.ona. Convert.
do
of 1676
ICb,
2d Molt
'JlH
Hannibal ft Naples 1st M
lireat Western. lat M..1^8k,..
2dM. 1893...
do
(JnlncT* Tol.. Ist M.. 1890....
in. & So.Icw". 1st Mort
aalena & Chicago Extended
^'d Molt..
do
MlB8.0.*B.Rlv
7sArk.CentR
78,
do
Texas,
iBtM.StLdlv
do
do
do
99
St. Paul, 8b..
gold
Ist in.
gold..
Central Pac 78, gold conv
Central of Iowa, ist M, 7's gld.
do
'id M,7'B,Kld
III.
M
rto
Ist 7s,
& M.S. income 78.
ft III.
St. Louts & B. E. RR. con. m
South 81(^6 of L. 1. Isr m.ex..
Bur ,C. R. ft Mo. nioit.g'd.ls
Portland ft Og. (Vt. dlv.j 68 g
RR.7'b, jrld
68. 2d M., gld
O.O. ft Fox Ii. Valley
Quincyft Warsaw, 88
.
Arkansas 68, funded
Pac
Spring,
,
bonds.
19H Detroit, Monroe & Tol
& ?;ile, new bonds ...
19K Iluffalo
Lake Shore Dlv. bonds
I<ake Shore con. coup bonds.
iJX 15
Special Tax
do
Con. reg. bonds...
do
Boutli Carolina <3s
Paclflc B. 7s,>:uartM by Mo...
17
Jan.* Jnly.., 13
do
do
103X
SIX Ueutral Pacific gold Bonds
April* Oct...
rto
do
IS**
State Aid bds.
do
ao
do FundlnR Act, 1866 ii"
is'
Pacific houds
Western
do LaniiC,1889,J & J
do
Union Pacllic 18t M'geBonda.
Jo*.»udC,18S9,A&0
)a
63
Land Grant, 78..
do
of 18«8.
do
Jo 7b
S9
Income 108
do
93>i
Missoar 6s
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875.
95"
Han. & St. .loseph 91
d
Bellov'le A S.IIls. R. 1st M. 8's.
ABjlnm bonds.... 93X
lo
:00>!
Alton isT.H., let
L.ju i.ilanft 6s
if' M. pref
do
do
do new nonds
do
do 2d M. income..
do
do
do new floating debt.
Jhlc.*!). Western B. Fund... lib
do
78, Penitentiary
Int. Bonds 94 >i
do
do
do
6s, levee bonds
do Consol. bds
do
do
do
8s
Extn. Bds
do
do
1875..
do
Bs
do
iBtMort. i^W lOlX
do
ilo
of 1910.
do
8s
gld bds
coup
do
do
Calllornia 7»
do reg'd du
do
US
do
7s, large bonds
Iowa Midland, let iuort.,8B...
Ci^noectlcut 6s
Ian. ik bt. Jo. Land Grants
Rhode Island 6s
85 )<
do convertible..
do
AlabainB58
1U2
Did., Lack. & Western, 1st M.
do
Ss
99
ad M.
do
(I<,
Euf'laR..
88
Mont*
do
do
78, cony Kii.
do
Ss Mab. & Cbat. U..
do
96
'.iy)4
Tol. & Wab'h, 1st Mort. ext'd.
ilo
do
Lake Shore
North. Pac.
'
do
Ash., old bds.
do new bds.
do
4?
ft
uo
do
do
do
Canada Southern
118H
Tol.. Wab. ft W. mort. gld. 7o
L. Ont. Shore RR. Ist ni. gld 78
Mo. lifer 4th S.,do 8s.
00
5th 8.. do 8s..
do
6th S.,uo8b..
do Creston ran'
do Charlton Branch
Burl, ft M. (in ^eb.; Ist conv.
California ft Oregon 68, void..
Bnr.
California
..
nnw bonds
Tol.,
Cleve., P'vlUe
to
100
bonds
do
.
&
Cleve.
101
98"
96
';:>«
lOU
6» lUI
Mich. Cent., let M. 88, isa'i
Consol. 7b. 1902...
do
Chic, Bur. * Q. 8 p. c Ist M..
Mich. 80.7 perct.2d Mort....
MIch.S.iN 1.8.F.7P.C...
Cleve. * Tol. Sinking Fond
..,
N.C. R.Rcoup
do ex coup...
Funding Act, lt«W
1868
do
new bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
, .
8'kg F'd
Sugqta'a, Ist
do
do
new bonds
endorsed
Gold
N v)rlli Carolina
A
llbany
TIrKlnlaBs, old
do neir bonds
do
do consot. bonds.,
du
¥
4
Con.M.
Ilarlein,
Tennessee 6fl. old
do new
do
98
Bid.
eaot;KiTiB&.
Bid. Asll
Ask
M., 1877...
1885.
7B, Jd M. 8.
7b, 8d Mort., 1875
and. R.
State Bonds.
do deferred do
Bid.
Erte7s,5tb mortgajtlSSf......
do 7s, eons. mort. gold bds.
Bonds.
IT. S.
Bsomnixs.
Aik
YORK.
on a premout page anu ^ot repeated lure. Prices represent the per
N. 7. Local BeeurUies" are quoted in a separate hst.
active Bailroad Stocks are quoted
"
gent valve, whatever the par may be.
Bottm-nent
vovernineni Bondt ana
!c'.
M...
1st ro., 7b
do
2dm., 88...
Mississippi *Tenn.,l8tm.,78.
do
do consold..88.
Montgomery* West P.. 1st ,8b.
do Ist end.
GO
do Income
do
Montgom.ft Eufaula l8t Sb, gld
75"
end. by State of Alabama...
97X Mobile ft Mont.. 88 gold, end
85
Mobile ft Ohio sterling
97
do
do
ex ctfB.
do
83
do
Bs, Interest...
do
90
do
3mtg,8s
do
75
Income
do
do
stock
do
do
N. Orleans ft Jacks. 2dM.R8.
do
cert'8,88.
do
N.Orleans ft Opelons. IstM.Ss
ia.i<
.
75
70
f5
S3
60
91
90
75X
Nashville ft. chattauooga, 68.
Norfolkft Petersburg Ist m.,8s
do
do
do 2d mo..
do
Northeastern, B.C., IstM. 88....
2dM., 88
do
Orange and Alex., Ists, 6b
2ds, 6s
do
3ds, 88
do
4ths,88
do
Rlcbm'd ft Petcrb'g 1st m., 78
2d m., 6e.
do
do
3d m., 8s.
do
do
Rich., Fre'ksb'g & Poto.«
do conv. 7b.
do
do
67X
Rich, and Danv. let cons'd68..
Piedmont 8b. ..
do
lets, 88
d'l
Selma, Rome ft I).,lsl M., 7b..
South ft North Ala, Ist M., 8s.
Southslde, Va., Ist mtg. 88
2dm., guart'd 68...
do
do
8d m..fi8
4thm.,86
do
Southwest. RR., Ga.. let mtg...
stock
do
S. Carolina RK. Ist M,7s (new;
do
do
do
do
do
do
68
78
,
stock
Va. ft Tenn. Ists. 68
2d8,6s
do
dds 8b
do
West Ala., 88 gnar
Weldon7s.
and
Wilmington
Chft Ruth. Ist m. end
do
Ist M., 88...
do
do
,
PAST prE OOTJPONB.
Tennessee StateCoupons
Vli-glnla Coupons
Consol. Coup
do
Memphis City Coupons
Nashville City Coupons
.
Ask
May
31, 1873
THE CHKONICLE.
1
steadily on the increase, and the difflculty of obtainin); recent and
irastworthy inlormatioa Is cons>-quenily (greater. Altliough
these tables compiled in The Ohhojciclb ars very much more
complete than any similar ta julation pub iaiied, sod are corrected
up to tbe latest dates as rapidly as intormatlon can be obtained of
the affairs of the various cnri>orat ions, rtili they are in some
respects only intended as an index to much fuller and more detailed inlormation.
In the tables it is, of course, ponible to (rive
only the particulars in regaid to any stock or l>ood, and rome
very brieJF remarks concerning tlie aSaira of the company issaini;
it
but the references given in the "remarks" column opoofile
to each stock or bond indicate to the reader the psge and volumo
in his Chronicle file where an annual report or other detailed
information has been published, and thus enable! him to r--fer
directly to the pl.<.ce where the latest available news of the affairs
of the corporation have been given. It is necessary to direct the
ntte,.tlon of our readers thus particularly to this festure of The
Chronicle, as half the value of the tables is lost unless the files
of the paper are preserved so that reference can always be made
to the various pages indicated in the " remarks," as noticed above.
A number of now loans are now ofTrtred on the market, some
of them on very favorable terms, and we have no hesitation in
saying tliat we lielieve many of these loans are sound, and will
prove to be excellent investments but we would seriously advise
our readers to investigate the merits of a loan for themselves
before they purchase, applying the te^ts which we have heretofore suggested in Tub Chronicle.
iJuuestmcuts
STATE, CITY AND CORPORATION FINANCES.
l«r EXPt-ANATION OF STOCK AND HOND TABLES.
1
Price* of the mo«t Active Stocks and Bonds are given In the " BankGazette," prevloiiiily.
KuU quntatioue of all other becurltioa will be
•
ers'
found on prccedlnfr pages,
2. Onvoriiment Mecnrltlex, with
;
full
issue, the periods of interest payment, size or
numerous other details, iire given in the U. 8.
TuK CiiitoNicLB on the first of each month
information In regard to each
denomination of bonds, and
Debt stutouicul published in
HondK, and Hank, Inaarance,
3. Olty
Gan
Railroad and
<'lty
Stockii, with qiiotatiotis, will usuallv be published the first three
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The publi-
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The regular monthly
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Tlieae tables are of greater u«e to investors each year, as the
The Chronicle
;
;
number and amount
719
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Is
CANAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BONO
[Entered aecorillng to act of Congress, in Ihe your
DESCRIPTION.
Miles
of
see C'aal
For
explanation of all rferen-es
foot note-* on Ibi page of RH. Tabh
Chesapeake
»
sio
pa
el
Cfi«3
Delnicare--^toc)£
it
29
mortgage
Delaware rf- //«rf-^ort— stock
Itoglstored Bonds
RoKiBtcred Ronds
l8t
Ro-Khte
edBond^
Pe. p ituies. steriinflr,
if Haritnu—^xocK
Lehigh Coal ft .Var/j/afMw— stock
1 oan, convertible, loupon, gold
Loan
do
est n. co'iv.
do
Moiionffaheta 2iav. Co.— stock
lf>t inortgaze
till
Dec.'H.
1872
F.&
A.
J.
J.
J«t
I
morttfa o
inortgHge
Tri'icrreUstockBC'ip dividend
I'en.TUit/lEajiia—^oc'k
let M., guar, by Penn. KR.. s.f.
WestlJr.
Sfikvf/ikill
&S
»%000
000.
sqii.iatandM mort
.Van.—stock,
mortgage
1,000
1,000
5,000,000
762,7:9
XJiW
2,4*;,;^
50
1,003,800
103,000
Mar^mnd
Busqh.t a
1,000
2,805 000
'e'f.
7H,0llU
«
1.8451H-' aoc.lns
2,608.977 &Jc.lnB
1,751,213
6
4,016,K70
6
171,354
6
805,500
6
801,000
6
tSS.'SO
7
2.»l2,746
l.'DO.OOO
1,311,000
S25.S16
2,907.850
8,000,000
'"(SO
50
l.ono
1,000
1,000
1,
1,010
1,000
Water—Stock
mortgage
Tirte
<*
00
;o
common
bonds, 3d mort...
prei. ena T. *v. priority bds.
ai.
do
tTnion— stock
1st
mortgage
I).
6
6
7
7
J.*
J.
ft
J.
J. ft
.1.
Philadelphia
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.&M.
M.ftN.
ft
ft
ft
>'.,!.
01 18J7.
T.
16.
assume*
". 8-9.
Cent. RB.
gold loan
12.310,000 oi
689.)
(V. 12, p.
4(15,
iVI
Apri;, 1« 6
Oci., 1899
Feb., 18b7
ft
Ffb.l2.187f
.Mar ii 1S;'7
Jan., 18S2
Jan., 1*76
May. 1870
May,
May,
Baltlmoie.
do
do
.
'
t-to'-k,
und
on consol. stuok.
4
(v.
11. p. 714.)
Wyoming
ft
Wlconlsco rn'ri^ed In'o, and
ft Susq. owned by P., CO.
iTrancb
lii«-8
feb.ti,i:tra' Lpased
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Pklla.
J.
J.
J.
pref
West
JnlT i910
office.
Philadelphia, ofllcc.
M.ft N.
J.
J.
J.
C'lROMCLE.
of
,
F.ft A.
h.ft A.
S.
as d '0 LehlTh Coal ft NaT. Co., at Int.
on bonds and 8 p. <>. a vr on stock.
Stock Increased $5.(0 -.ihio n April. 1578.
Ca h div. Ill 6 yrp. 116 p. 't. i,e;iBc» A b.
ft &U!<a. uDd lu-us. ft S. Kailp'ada.Cv. It,
II'.-TS
1897
1891
1877
J.
M.ft
.
L
S"e Cam. ft Amboy BB. (r. U. p. BJi, 8»S.>
Mot, 1867 Gloss rt^elp's last yrar, t1,f2^,^; ex1814
prnses. Interest « d taxes. »I,:u*A5;
ISM
d' flrlt, 9.!:s ^26. See a'lnua' 'epo t tn
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
ft
.
:
j.'i'.T.
J.
;
-.
Il.'5.i3'i.
Pltt»bnrg, olllCfl.
July, 1872 Gro.a <-erelpt8. 1171, $'75.12.1; eTpensea
S. Y.. N.B'KofComVe. .Inly 1, 1887 a <d taze-,|i:S,77^ dlvds. In 71. 9 per c».
Uoh. Val. UK. CcPhlla, Auic, 1872 Leased. A pr 1, "71, ti Lehl.h Val ev KB.
do
do
Aug, 1872
for9*9yr«. The If-ssces asAuinl g bda
^lo
do
per annum '-n
April. ISIK
ft scrip ft najiae lO p. c
A.&O.
A.*0.
».*o.
F.&A.
5
ijro
common
4
J.
4. 1.
J.n J.
a36.9S-i
lOl.lfll
4,4.17,191
1,001
',000
1).
.
'
p. 732.)
I31I1
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
var.
var.
(due*87.', ext. to 1897)
»an. 2d
1
1,175 ,»«
5«'.000
235,001
.l.iSt
Del. City to Chenap. City. Md. Net camInw from op radons. l57' $I95,ff9.
Annual report In * B* o iclb. t. i ', p. :6I
Bho»s el reo-ipu In I'd, f28S,54i net
recelntfl in quar er ending Aug. SI, 1872,
.
.Inly. 18-5
Philadelphia, ofBce.
q'.-r.
,r.4D.
6
5
6
2
i,o*-.,ooo
do
London.
M.&S.
t'6
17. "73
July, 1836
N.Y., Offlce N.J.Cen.RR Apl.
9*i,000
5,s<i«,;7:
18S6
ISfO
1865
186V
2d mortjfage
Common bonds
Improvfm nt bonds
Boat and car loan
Boat rtni car loan
Susquehanna
1*^
2000,000
Preferred stock
Ist
6R.
4,999.400
8,272,800
Dec.
Brown A Sons.
do
J. ft J.
J. 4. 1.
7
S,'><l,000
!,|I0
:k
Boat loan
r.* A.
M. AS.
M.&S.
It.
7f,
IJiOO.OOO
8,500.000
3,500,000
1,0
i
2
20000.000
A
SUickg,
1870
London.
1890
Balto.. A. nrownft Sons.
1885
Philadelphia, olDce
Feb., 1871
do
do
.July 1,1878
N. Y., offlce, 71 Bway. Keb. I. 1873
N. Y., Bk of Commuf ce.
1877
do
do
1981
.;.& J.
«
5
1,0
•ly
Jforria-Stock coDSoUdated
Preierre -tock
5
6
4
so
loan, on eqnlnments &c., gold
covuri ible ("to "tock till Dec. 72-.
Balto.,A.
BBMABK8.
when Due.
la«t DIvt'd,
do
do
"i'
800.000
1.00
-
Philadelphia, office,
J.
1633,390
"ioo
l8t mortga'.-e regiatered
raort. registeicd. (iR
J.*D.
J.&
d
lionftM,
by Whom.
8
6
1.!197,«TJ
8.229,594
2,000,000
4,8"5,000
1,6»',S00
LLST.
Ihrarlan of ContrrgM. Wa«(ilncton. P.
Principal,
''»y'"'lB.
S(l
1,000
I,U00
T
Wbe- e Payable and
cfent.*
1,000
100
1,01 10
1867
1809
1871
18T!
Dela.
W
Mort.
Ontstauding.
BO
v»r.
—
Ohio etocK
MarylHiK) Loan, sinking l^nd
Guaranteed Sterling Loan
Bonds havlnij next preference
Delaware DlvMon— stock
tC
A Co.. In *he omce of thB
INTEKE8T OR niVlDENDS.
hy Wm. B. Datt *
Amount
l8t raortifHtfe (originally |'J,8UO,00Oj
Ck^mpeake
:873
J
n.
p ity convi-yed 'o P. ft •. L-^st annual report In v. 16, p. SK; lec alao r.l4,
p. 855.)
1888
1889
Leased to P. ft Rea-'lng BR. for Interest
on bonda andlnlf of net e rnlnge; >n
.Inn.'.'lS'B
do
do
from June 1. 1870. to P' II. ft Readfor999yea s hc annual rent of $655,000
including C'-rtain r-al and personal pro.
1,
-SP
Jan., 1391
13D-7I deflt it after expenS' a a..d inl"r St was I..6B7. (14, p. 77.)
r c Ipis. 1810. $58, 90; opera'lrr ex-
Gross
Philadelphia, offlce.
May'lVl883
pt.iiats, aaoie.
Nouilnal coat,$5,Mn,t06.
iniSCEIiI<ANKOI7S.
DESCRIPTION,
For expl inarlon of
foot notes on Irtt
'
—
IOO
100
25
—stock.
Improvement
L'lnd
Q.-M.
10,000 000
18.000.000
1,500,000
T.
100
4,1100,000
IOO
4,0»'.000
731.250
7S3.U)I
9S,0008hs.
Coal f J/cI.—stock
latmort. (convertible)
16X
1864
1
.
10,250,000
518,000
isr.!
1,000
1,000
1852
1869
i',66o
31)7,000
49S,(l0a
IOO
500,000
1,0U0
481,01X1
IOO
100
100
IOO
100
so
io,o(i().()bo
Jilt. <t S'. iMxiis Dridge-M M. bonds
Hrldge—hoaAa
Maripoea Lajtdtt MiiUnQ C9.— st0(;k.
Maryland toa^—stock
Jfec Central Coal I d)
Ptciflr Mail .Steamsfiip Co-—stock....
J^nn^l/l^ania Coai— stock
1st mort 'ace bonds
Quickeilrer Mining Co,— Com. stock
Real estate bonds, gold
Jnl
Mar,
,
8, 1878
4, 1878
10, 1878
Dec,
Boston OtUce.
J.
7
6
6
6
6
IOO
5,708,700
50
1,290,000
l,O0n.l>IO
10
100
IOO
lOU
isn
V,6io
100
ft J.
J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
J.*
Nov.
N.V. Cos
do
do
York.
do
do
Y.,
ft St.
Jo., ft Cen, Br.
vui.
Chbosrle, V,
A
16, p.
U. P.
14, p. '.96.
19, p, 19.
K9.
Annual report
In
sufflclent portion of mwcoisol. mortgiT* I'
l.eld to retire old bonds. See CuioxiOLC, r. II.
p. 648.
1879
Feb., 1879
Apr. IS, -.873
N. Y. hy 111. Cent. R.B.
N. v., nk of Commerce.
.s.
B.
Pee report In CmtosicLX, v.
Jan. 9,18-19
Feb. 5. 187S.
offlce. 71 B'y. Jan. 20. 18.3
do
Jan..l88^
do
Jan. 1. 1897
New
A.&O.
8.' <r.,
IS87
I
Boston, otnce.
N. y. Co.'s otBoe.
F.ft A.
M.ftN.
A.ftO.
J.ftD.
iSov.,
18S3
Chbokiole, v.
Glbnaii,SonftCo
It, p. 6(1,
See CBBOitioui, V.
MS.
18, p. 324.
Dec.lSiO
1,100,000
5.000,000
20,010,000
4.000,000
51
11:
5
2
5,000.000
V
4l.USl.lUi:
IJiOO.OOO
1
Sept.V'iDSi
Q-F,
F,*A-
N-Y.,
do
j.ftb.
N.T„ E. Kelly ft
Ill
Broadway,
do
ft
Q-F.
.rftj.
J. ft J.
net earnings,
M.ftN.
M.« K.
N. Y.. Bank of ». Y.
N. y, union rrust Co.
M-ftir.
Phlladdphla.
451,7:i9.
t:i,'i
Jan
New Yorh offlce.
New Vorr .olUce.
New Yor);.offl-,e.
Ml.)
ISM
Co.
J.
.
ClI1loinci,lt (V. IS. p. 5 3..
16, p. (CB.I
14.11 7»); T. 15, p. 59i. (T.I6, p.
Se«CBRQN..v.
Aug., 1872 Dividends In 1871. 20 per cent. (v. 14. p. <2>.)
Aug. 1,1881
Qrost receipts In 1^72. $909,s;0; Expense*, llt'.Bl!.
do
J.
I(M)«)0
6 000,000
4.li00,l<00
..,
•Inne
I
n(.,ono
4?9'.30O
mort i aire
WUtetbarrc Coal
5,'
"ioo
,,
Welu. Farao tt Co. Bxprem—^lock..
Weetern uition Telegraph—^tacb.
l.t
Stock',
Last Dlvi'd.
Chronicle,
900,000
.,
N. T., Bank of N. T.
do
do
New York, offlce.
N. Y.. Cent. RB. of N.J
60c
vol
p»-er.-rred sfo<*>
1st mor e iro. ffold
.
S.
BEMARKS.
Whi-n Due,
Guar, by Ch.ft
;8,7LO.OOO
stock,
id mortvtii^e.poH
Sorlnl }f'niulaln Co^I.— stock
Sprur.p HUl Cort^—stock
U lilted .Statea A'.rprM«— stock
by whom.
2K
J^ui/wtlle
Pre'erre
J.
F.ft A,
100
....
conv. (for $1,HO.()(»0)
Cnmber.andco and I.— I3t mort
do
do
2d mortgage
Cumberland Coal 4 Iron Co— Stock
Dunlettfiit Dubuque Bridge— b^s s.r..
Irt M., cot'sol..
Whore Payable and
108.
f'o
Co'tnoltiiation
ft
M.ft
M.ftN.
Fnlon R.i!. bon Is Gtuaran'eed
Cary Improvement Oo. -stock
J.
I
i,a»,(ioo
.
I
Principal,
When
^ent Poy-Ole.
<t
Co,.
Atchison /h-ldffeA t mort.. guar
Atlizn'ic Mail Steamifiip Ct>—stock.
Jtoston ^'ai.er Power
C'lnton frnvrovement Co., Bait
Central of y.
JloiuU.i
Amount
Ontpar
valuet st'ndlng. JS"'?
RK
Adamt Expre^i O?.— stock
Amer. Mf.rchantti'' Union Ex.
Amei-tcan coal (.Md.) stock
American Dock
Slse or
all references, see
ag<; of
Tables
ii, 1873
May'l'.'lSTS
>, 1878
-)an., 1S7U
1875
May, 19^^
Nov., 186*
Jan.
The Co holds
60-po of Its stock. Araina in port In
V. 19. p. 492.
Net ri>eelpt«,i»l7lKI.:02
p 75 14>,4«,SU,T.1«,>1. WO)
Chbwiclk.
(T.
U
[May
THE CHUONICLE.
720
81, 1873
STATE SECURITIES.
[EDtered tooardlng to act of Congress, la the year
Sabscrlbers
nrlll
& extended
extended
do
Sterling bands of 1830, extended
^te^lln^ bonds, extended
do
do
do
do^
New bonds
do
New loan of IsK (for «i,000,UOO)....
Kd'in>*iloual Kiintl Debt
Ballroad bond Indorsements
Lo n o Mont. & Enfala lilt
Loan to Ala. & Chattanooga RK
Temporary Floating Debt Sept., *(.i
do
do
OM unfundort debt, including Int..
Ten year bonds
1S72
1866
18««
1870
1866
1866
1867
1866
1868
IS72
;oo.»o
llWftc
lOOfte
lor denclenoles
To Memphis & Little Rock RR....
To Little Rock & Kort Smith RB..
To L. R., Pine Bluff & N. O. RR. ..
To Miss., Ouachita & Red River RB
To Arkansas Central <HR
QxUlornia
Soldiers' relief bonds
do
bou ty bonds
Stste capltol bjnds
|
Convention bonds
State bonds {sold or hypothecated.
do
&
to J., P.
:
Mob.RI{.($4,000,l;U0)
& Atlantic BU. bonds
Western
do
do
do
Atlantic & Gulf RB. bonds
Bonds, act of Ma ch 12, 1366
Bonds, act Sept.. '70, gol'l
Bonds, act Oct., '70, sold
Boniisof I87i
New bonds (for »1.2O0,00O.)
REMARKS.}
due.
5 O.OOO
215,0
do
Co.
do
ft
d'>
do
do
London. L'n on Bk.
do
do
do
N,Y.,H, Clews
do
do
do
Co.
ft
do
do
do
May,
May,
May,
1892
1-80
1886
June, 1890
1886
1886
1836
1886
1888
Jan. 1, 1892
of Auditor's rfpnrt for year ending
was pub'lslifd In CunoNrot.K, v, 16,
Total as "sscd value of la kir. $76,757,259
of town lots. f3.''.,73:1.4Si of personal property,
1870
1870
300,000
2,COO,000
600.1U7
1871
1838-39
18 12
1,000
3,0.-^,000
llXIftc
2,9i2,000
2,1';3
N.Y.,H. Clews
do
J. ftj.
J. ft J.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
18S7
lon&c
500&C
I8«l
1863
1861
1864
1865
lOOftc
18o7
1,000
200,000
1,200,000
»JO,(X)
I
stock
l,'»i,000
000,0
l,0aO,tX)O
1,983,000
125,000
319,500
(XI5,000
250,01X1
&
A.
N. T., trn. Trust Co.
do
do
do
O. N. T.,
Union Trust Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
'do
do
do
J.
do
do
do
do
7B
2^
do
Vg.
t93,00
do
do
1,000
lOO&c
1818
Var'.-
1,000
1,000
r,666
do
do
do
do
Hartford, TreBsnrr.
CO
do
do
do
& O
A.
5.9,500
1,711,100
1899
190O
194,000
210,000
2,800,0^0
do
.
&
Texas KK. Co
rlmol held by Stat- Treas.
toV.O., Moll. &C>iat. RB.
to N. O., Mob. & Texas RR
Uoan bonds
W.r
do
Bounty do
do
ao
Mnnicip i!, W
SS:
r r>.bt ^.ssunied
JK ir(/(THrf— Bait. & hio BR., sterling
Chesa eake
Olio Canal, st'g
Susq. & T.dc Water Canal
.-
K.iiiroa a .aid (finals
7
3g.f.
S,''00,000
1,000
1,000
2,700,000
!«
1, "811,0
7b,
7
170,500
3X8.000
600,000
500
700,000
256&C
Is mostly held bv U.S. The State is 'n default
for Interest. (Cheoniolk, vol. 15, p. 50, I8I1 187.)
do
,'
July, 1881
Jan., 1S83
Jan.,
!do
do
do
Olit., 1894
Oct., 1885
962,415
320,000
28,000
lOO&e
UX)&C
J.'&'j.
Dt.
&
N.
Various.
F. ft A.
J.
&J.
Q-J.
& O.
N,T., Duicani's,
N. Y„4th Nat'l
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Lond,
ft
Bank
do
do
do
01
(V. 16, p. 887,)
Co
May.
1874
'73 ft '74
'79-'S0-'l-'6
July, 1886
Frank,
Md. Ho
Dec.ii890
J.
N. Y.,
do
do
do
do
do
Am. Ex. Bank,
Jan., 1878
J.
ft
J.
ft 8.
ft J.
M.&N.
July
J.
ft
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y,, ailman.Sonft Co
(lo
do
do
do
do
do
Various. N. Y., B'k of America.
M. &S.
281 .ao
1,652,816
500
do
do
do
1,000
1,100
l.OOO
1, 8.10,000
186';
500
2,"6ii.000
Back HayLaiulsLoan
Union Fund Loan
do
do
Coast Defense Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
Bonn y F'.tnd Loan
665,1X10
1.000
1,000
2,5lX).IOO
1,1X10
2,&i!2.5(»)
500&C
too&c
3,084,400
2,25«,8«9
2,8-3,667
763.1 00
155,681
31,069
269,000
677,765
18.38
It-SS
1833
do
sterling,'.',!'
War, Loan, sterling
Trov & (ireenf. RR.Loan, sterling
do
do
home ...
do
do
sterling,
do
do
sterling,
do
do
sterling.
Southern Vermont RR, Loan
Norwich & Worcester BR. Loan,..,
Boston, Hartf ft Erie RR., sterling
.
188"-'84
1876- '99
1884-'39
Land Improvement
M-chtpan
Kenewal Loan Ponds
Two Million Loan
War Bounty Bonds
5&6 V-irlous.
6
6
6
6
5g.
M.
&
F.
ft
A.
J.
A.
n.
ft
O.
ft
J.
no
do
5?'
5"
S.
.J. ft
La March
N. O., Cltlz'n Bk. of La,
Angnsta and Boston.
Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
Augusta and Boston.
London, Baring Bros,
do
do
do
do
A.ftO.
6
Qa..rtcr.
J. ft J.
6
Quarter.
A.&O.
3,007,1 51
10O.(«X)
.l.ft J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
8.3J,000
tiutfolk
do
do
J.
ft
A."&
.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1886
ft '88
Aug.. 1880
June, 1889
Oct., 1898
IN'O
1890
1805
1880 ft 1830
1890
1890
18-5
1890
1890
1875 ft 1893
!8;3
166,000
do
94,1X10
511,000
220,(XX)
J. ft.J.
July, 1874
J.* D.
2,450,010
J. ft J.
500
1863
1861
1864
flOOftc,
1.S69
'58-'61
i200&c
'61-'63
50i.»c
1^68
£10O,S-c
'69-'71
flOOftc.
4,379,5011
I860
5,6'lO
4,000,744
999,914
5.t4 180
966,500
2,952,400
3 ^5i,S^!
1,178.000
200,000
18,^7
l.OX)
"100,000
i'OO
ia;i
42
S,5!)9,0,'4
1870
l.OJO
230,00tl
1858
1863
186S
n')9
1,000
1,000
l.OOO
150,000
l,4S-i,(rO
433,(00
i.oni)
^^j"''J"'\'><itui.~Ttiis column shows the several
WJi?Af^mDl«.~i,«t .1 siat^aa for .Hn, 4 Juiy; f,
81,0
Boston, Treasury.
June,
M.ftN.
5g.
5g.
5g.
M.&N.
do
l.ft
5g.
5g.
5g.
A.
.T.
O.
ft
Boston. Treasury.
London, Baring Bros.
do
Lon., McCalniont & Co
Bos' on. Treasury.
J& J,
58'
A.&O,
J.
ft
J.
do
do
J.
London, Baring Bros.
London, Bar, ng Bros.
do
do
do
do
?^'
6g.
5g.
5g.
May,
ft
.!.&
do
do
do
do
London, Baring Bros.
Boston, Treasury.
J.
do
M.ftN.
,1.
1877
1880
July, '73- '76
July, '77-'78
July, 1883
July, 1894
do
do
do
i;0O,IXXl
888 00
200,000
50i*c
NY., Mercantile N.Bk
do
da
do
do
do
do
constitutional
amendment
rates
limits the total debt
Direct d, lit, Jan. 1, 1873. was
to $25,000,000.
$19,551 ,vlX); cintlnpent debt, $5,483,603; temporary
It was
$2,J8!,I47; t' tftl out?tandl.-g, $27,317,849.
bond* nnth"rlz d
however, that
deeldt-d,
ght be IsPued,
previous to the ameedment
which includ-9 $l-.'0,liflO to Miss, ft Mex. Gnlt
Canal
fSM.tXO to N. La. ft Texas RB.; $2.^5.000
bonds guar, for N.O.. Mob. ft Texas ER.; »2.2--;0.000
bonds to be issued lo same compiny »l,02.-inoo
(or iiinre) to N. CBston R. ft vickshnig RR.;
$100,000 to Shr-veport Hospit"!; $1l».('«) subs, to
illss. Val. Nav. Co. Total real and person-'l prnRate of
pr-rty In 1872 a-eess-d at $>18,666t,53
Back taxes
State taxation. -n 1872, 14.K mills.
due Jan. 1, $7,6.16,988. Delau't was made In payment of Interest Jan. 1, 1873.
m
;
;
Jan., 1873, was $T.!8,';5a.
the municipal debt sink'g fund was $211.9?4. f. fter
U. 6. Supreme C<iurt (P'cision. Interest was
gold nil the decision w. s reversed.
Valuation In 1872, $224,509,951, tax rate, 5iK mills.
Ihii
P'ld In
a se/sed va1nati.-.n of property In 1S72 was
which the rate ,of taxation was 17
cents ppr$iOO; Income from dividends on railroad, canal «nd other stocks owned by the Stite
was $207,643. The Stste has large'y assisted
canals and railroads, and holds $4.5T«,i06 of "tncks
and bonils of solvent companies. beEl(l|;s $2is.i5<i
In the sinking fand. leaving on y $6,116,82! c
debt, without any ofBict ; the State also holds
The
$119.32;,067,nn
$21,053,057
In unproductlye Becuritles.
do
do
do
May,
May,
1804
1894
July, 188'
Oct., '88-'90
April, '9l)-'94
April, 188-I
Julv, '8 -91
July, 1891
April, 1890
July, 1877
J.ft J„-.900
Jan., 1875
of 1862 oil Interest on the tlebt oi
'Slassachnsetts Is paid in coin, excepting on the
temporary loans, liurlng 1872 debt was decreased
shout $2.(00,000. ThcFlnklnirfnnds In Jan.. 1873.
were valued at a total of $I0,4fS,.3ns. and appcrtinned as follows: Almshouse, $9b,0 2; State
By a law
House. Hospital, and W. Ma's. H spltal. $'09,1 -28;
Back Bay, $:20,OiO; Union fund loon, $3,050,000-,
cast defense. $177,0-0; bonntj fund. $2 8.IJ.F63 J
liorbor land Improvement. $1112,681; Norwh-h &
w., $336,147; Trov & Groenfltrld, Sl.277,785; war
fnnl loan, $1, (113.511 Best.. H. ft F,., $746,24,,
Property returned for taxstlon In 13T2. $1,696 599 ;
;
depositsln savings banks, $184,797,313; corporation
property (above real estite and machinery),
$104,737,278. The loan to Boston. Hartford ft Erie
R.B. is secured bv deposit of $4,000,000 "Perdell"
mort. bonds. The as--essor's at'grega'e of real
and personal property In the State Is $l,591,9''3,0OO,
the actual value oelng $-.',SO7,0O4,4 7. (v.l6, p.=0.!|
largely dlmlnlshel In 4 last,
Assessed valu.ition of real and persona^
prope-t.v, 18-1-2, $6,30,000,0(0, and rate if taxation
ptirchase
2M mills. Surplus revenue Is applied to
01 bonds osf ast as it accumulates.
_^_.
The debt has been
,Inly, 1878
1873, '78 ft '83
Mav, 1890
Jury,1879
years.
or denomtnatlong in wnicn each issue of iiouas Is raa(4<).
A,,F«ii, <*! Aug,! M,J& A, March ft Sent.;
4, d^ O,, April $ Qo.V; M,
ilzei
1
Tax
tion of prop^'iy In 1871, $126i322,707;
45 lents on $100;
1885
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
(V. 14, p. 461,1
B("
nortrinal debf of Kentu<-ky 's $i.7-20,7'0
Foureesof sinking fund, $2,!'iO 893. Total valna'
Aprll,1832-87
Oct.','''73-'74
Oct., '7S-'74
'61-'62
'61-'62
(V. 13, p, 559.)
$500,000.
The war debt sinking fund
1873-:8
'ar., 1883
I'l'ii.'ooo
O,
about
Interest eolli.cled hi the State.
A
21. '72
do
do
do
Sept., 1006
do
do
do
.Ian. 1,1890
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1890
N.T., B'k of America, March I. '909
do
do
do
May. 1910
Boston,
do
.
The
do
do
do
Quarter. Baltimore, State Agent
5
3
:
SteJMarlp rntipi ftnnds
do
be extingni^he'
The Valuation of real and personal nrorerty In 1875
Was $r20.000,oai. Finking fund s $1^0.000. Bonds
of counties, towns. and cities are registered, and
ISTiJ
i',666
'61- '62
•68-'69
J.
ft
62 615
&c.
N.O., CItlz'ns' Bk. of
ar.d will soon
Valuation 01 personal property
In 1871, $113,915,561 ; railroads. $25 516,042; real
"State, $261,289,395. or about oneflfth of the actunl value. The 111. Cent. RB. tax amounts to
Jan., IP. 80
jBn.,1880
Jan., 1880
alter 1881
N,0., Cltia'ns" nk ot Lai
I'l)9
A, ao. N,r.,Banli 01 America,
1909
Various. N.0-, CItlz'ns' Bk 01 Lb.
1897
J. ft.I. N.Y., Bank of Amer.ca. Jnly 1,1910
A.&O.
April, 1911
100,000
100
ft,I.
do
750,000
2n,00ll
J.
M.SS.
J.
516,000
625.(XX)
47.1.000
S.
ft
ft
M. &S.
M. ft N.
M. &S.
2.9SO,000
480,1X10
SC'O&C
,J.
500,(XX)
1,000
1,000
1863
1863
1-64
1868
'63- '64
'.".".'
A
The debt has been rapidly reduced,
Various
do
July, 1893
Various.
do
'72 to 1906
do
do
do
do
1>,86
M. ft N. N.Y., B'k of America, May 1, 1907
M. as.
do
do
do
March 1,1875
J.
985,300
2 0,00
80,000
131,000
1000
5M&C
•
do
iOOftc
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
'51-'61
M.
1,000,000
:' ,960,000
302,''t2
pftat loan, 10-15 years
&
.^ib., $3.3D0|
e idorsetnelits, viz : linin-n Ick
000. Bnlnbr.; C.
C. |.600.00\ Cherokee Vill,i
arterevilie ft v.. $!75.ooo. (v. i5. p. 135
$800,100.
187, 218, 25C; V. 16, p. 20, l57, 218, 328, 387, 459.)
RR.
sept.. 1S73
1895
Frankfort, K\.
do
ao
Various,
80,000
750.(W0
1837
^'arvland State Loan
I
Apl.l.'75to'66
N. Y., 4th Nat'l Bank.
M.
1,000
Jl^>^sac^meitft^Stnt^^ Almshnns L'n. 185)&5I
state Houee Kniargement Loan
1853,t54
Lunatic Hospital, &e.. Loan.
1851
Lunatic Ilosnitul (West. Mass)
1857
Assessed value of property In 1872. $534,492,46«
Knte ol tax. 4 mills L gtsla ore dec'ari-d void
Ihesom'-anni'al old bon.lsof 1870, and $120,000
of the quarterly boh'l" held by H. Clew> ft Co.|
thi>B. « A. ho-'d'. $1,500.1(0; and the lollewing
Oct,, 1890
i.'&D.
86,(X)0
1853
1867
1871
1872
i
•
S67,f00
250,000
513,000
66,000
Olilo canal
Uefen e Itoiinty Loan
Southern Ri>llef bonds
Deaf and I'utnb AsylUTi Loan
Debt has been rednced since 1866 from $10,000,000
to preoent lleure?, by sinking fund p»irchas''8.
The 1861 bonds are na,vahle at nleawe since Jul v
1871. and those of isil .ifter Oct., I'i74. AtscftSed
value of real and pers-mal property, $339,782,733 <
rate of lax:rtion,2 mills.
-J
dTerritorinl bds fire not recognized. Beal ann
A.
do
do
10',:75
889,000
346,000
18.19
RR
Bait. & Susqui-hanna RR
Annapolis & Elkrldge RR
land.
personal properly assessed In 1871 at $34,6T3;7",3;
Loan to J., P.
M. R.R., is si-cun-d by mortgage oh road. Ottier loans tora Iroadshave been
authorize'! to amount of $7,748,000 but not Issued.
A."ftb.
1,500,000
18.«J
1-67
1870
1866
1866
1870
'1870
1869
1870
1869
1869
1857
1870
1S71
Is being rnnldlv reduced by a sinking
See notice of redemption of bonds In
CHBONIOI.E, Y. 16, p. SJ9, 615.
The debt
1877
1880
1883
1894
7.545','90O
v-in'u-
Eastern Shore R li
Baltimore .v Sus q,
Chesapeake &
a law of 1S68 bonds are issnen 10 railroads
at $10,000 per m'le to land grant rosds »nd $15,000
per rallc to others, but limited to S.'iO miles In all.
Rnteof taxation in isr2. 5 milts. Unfunded debt
A
SOd&c
250&e
1843
1864
iStMex.G'lf canal.,.,
.\.La.
ApMl. p.ifseda
& Cha't.BB.
to the N. O. ft .N'orthcftHl.. RU. Co.; als'i offering
1,0 Oof direct Sta e boufls for every $1,000 o*' endorsed railroad bonds, the effect of which is
noticed In ClinONicLB. v.l6, p. 659, (v. 15, p^ 802,
860 1 V, 16^ p. 49, 291, 623 )
New York.
Various,
?
6
6
7
'41ft '42
do
do
Bonds fund ng coupons
Bonds for red»-mptU..n certifs, &c.
Bonis to Boenf A Crocodile Nay. C
do for reiUf of p. .1. Kennedy.
do Issued to St ite P nit ntlary.
do to fund floating debt of State
p.Miss.
Legisl itU'C. in
1999
1"00
1900
:
iss.t
The
law c 'nflrmlng the sale of the Ala.
2:0,000
iitft U
80,000
18i>4-«g
Cha itv Hospital bonds
Bonds for relief of State Treas
Bonds In aid of various railroads...
Leveeb uds
t
.
;
»30,6.8,4K9,
April; 1900
Sacrahlento, Treasury,
do
do
do
do
1,3 6,500
(to Chicago).
1813
ft
do
do
do
1,"00
1847
1881 to 1S69, funding. &c
for various State porposes..
J.
100
i",666
'61-'69
'61-'69
?«
J. ft J.
1,000
1,000
1,000
lOl'&c
MilUarv loan
Kentucky
Bonds to contractors, &c
do
.John Tlllord, act
do
Military purposes
do held by Board of Ed
LouUiaiia
so. 1872,
-19.
Co.
ft
N. T.itmion Trust Co
7
7
1
^
7
6.3^.800
1868
1868-69
1871
1810
Refunded stock bonds
N rinal University bonds
Thornton loan bonds
^ar bonds
Ri^'enue defloit bonds
p.
do
036
3X),'.00
1869
1870
1870
1870
1870
do
A Albany KR
I'lterest bonds, Inscribed
Sept.
2,80 1, S:^
IS66
1870
1370
1872
1-73
1870-71
1870
Kallroad endorsem'^nts
Brunswick
llHnoU :
Hai-bor
1
J.
ft
do
do
do
do
[4.810.000
50!I&C
suuftu
"1
Civ
J.
N.T.,H. Clews
do
do
June
648,00.1
87r,'i0O
1870
Connecticut :
War b.nds, 10-20 year
g-g
do
20 year
do
30 year
} d.5
= =(
10-30 vear
do
non-taxable, 20 yr..
do
Florida :
Old bonds held by U. S. Govt
Due school and Internal Imp. fund
,lo
<'o
N,
ft
do
do
473.800
688.000
»1,800
82,-00
'70-'71
do
do
do
Principal,
when
•
Civil bonds, sinking fund, gold.,
Bonds
M.
1168,000
1,941,000
lOJfte
ilBftc
l.UOO
Floatinir debt
Honds,
WashlnRton, D. C]
Under
Arkansas ;
Funding bonds of 1869
Levee bonds (^r warrants)
Loau
Co., In the office of the Librarian of Conrress,
Si
.\n abstract
:
State bonds, due In 1S73
Georyia
D. DiLXv
I
explanations see foot-notes.
Atabatna
by Wm.
INTEREST.
Date Size or Amount
of
Bate -When
par
OutWhere Payable and
Bonds. Value" sfnding. ^er pay»blet
by Whom.
DESCRIPTION.
For
187!,
confer a ereat favor by giving; us Immediate notice of any error discovered In onr Tables.
'^t ^^m^|^l!w^^e^»mtl!^^*(»\mw
* N„Miy * Nov,]
urn t&twwitxu
,
J.
.. „
i,,.. * n»rO., JttM * "'"^
*
May
THE CHRONICLE.
81, 1873.]
721
STATE SECURITIES.
Subsorlben
confer a £*«>( tmvor by sivlns as ln*iaodl«te motliie of anr error 4taeo*eraA !• oar Tabloa*
vrlll
DESCKIPTION.
Cor
8'I
expl'inailoii of all reforfncei see
oot
When
*Vf
rrlnclnal,
WbcrePayKbleud
.*
Loui
State uulldlBg
do
do
do
1,000
loo/no
1,1100
l,l|iO
10
<lo
do
do
coupon
Railroad Bonda(not recognized)
2.V),ii0.i
l,0>fl
2,275,000
TroHorr.
St. Paul,
du
do
du
1,000
SO.UU
1,000
..
lilTl
Ik)
do
do
\r>
ISU-lMl
Deo
IslU
.
l.OUO
I.IMU
1.U0O
1,000
1,000
Consolidated tionds
University & Lunatic Asylum bds.
1 onilB to North Mo. RU
I'onds lu<iilro& Kultun KU
Komls
Bonds
to Ir
Paclflo
UK
W.
8.
S.
UK
IfiW
Moui.tulnBll
l.l«0
IJXIO
1.000
1,000
1,000
County
riatte
til
11
PaclflcRK
iir.
W. r.PaclftcUll. (guar.)
Iannllial& Bt. Jos^fph KH
'
State bonds...
JV.
t87l
War loan coupon bonds
dj
Xew
3,4311,000
4,9»i,(k«
1,496,000
1 ,589,000
8,000,00(/
600,000
1,000
60(1.000
MXl.tC
war loan
100,Sbc
BkofCom
T.,>Iat.
.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.DO
50i'&o
do
do
do
Munli'ipal
4111
2.961.000
S»2|lOO
501,001
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Duncan,
B.
&
snd or
upon which Ihf IHX
18S8
1.8.4.1888
l";7-li«J
18(l*-lrll)
l!l7t-18<l>
lin3-1889
I87S
imH
Co.
IdO&C
lOO&c
I'JOjiC
Neui York:
Bonniy loaiLbonds, coupon
do
TTo
reKislored stocK,
Oent.'r.il fuu'l
do
do
do
p. 194.)
i8;>->8g;
UH
495.0U0
2,203,000
Concord or Boston
do
do
do
do
d.>
no
1,199,900
1,002,900
993,400
Trenton & J. City,
do
do
do
do
do
do
1J6O.00O
N. T., Manhattan Bank.
do
do
do
Albany.
April, 1K7
April. 187)
At will
N
July, 1875
Oct.,
'7 1-4
9M905
Jan.,
Of he first two
'
r
\ Art.. 7,
Alt
Art.,
7,
M1.5I0
900.000
800,000
si.
Sec.
Constitution
oi
OI
1,
:
7,
Sec. s, and
Sec. 12.
.Tan.,
"TS-SI
Jan., '36-96
Jan., 9:-<l2
T.,
.
do
Manhattan Bank
do
do
Albany.
1.53;,88;
1.106,420
du
do
4,»>2,'iOO
I
do
gold loan. cp. orreg...
CompirolUr's bas (by Kov. Btais)
CarnHna:
IvU. and Improvement bonds, old.,
do
do
do
do
do
do new (not spccialtax)
do
do
do
do
Funding bonds, since war
do
do
do
Regl^t'd certificates of literary fund
}*eultentlary bonds, act Aug. 'il, '63
d
I
do
847,0 '0
66,473
will.
J«n., 1374
do
do
Var., 1873
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1875
do
do
do
Dec,
tlo
do
.900
Julv,in8
At
N. v., Manhattan Bank.
2.099,000
473,000
880.000
I
1,'iS
do
June.
1S;5
1^81
do
18ii6
tto
do
do
SOO&C
SOC&c
4,738,800
8,639,400
1.000
2,6.'6,000
1,739,1100
lOO&C
lOUSC
2,417,400
1,721,100
1877
liW
505.961
ISiO
iseo
18o«
1,39!),(M)
1,0;4.317
2,400,000
ISiO
4l,N)0
46,02:
200,000
18)9
1812
1-52
400,000
396,010
87,000
18-ia
2.922,l»10
1852
1853
1867
1867
18B7
18B7
1867
isn;
1871
350,500
2:3.000
8,:59.0j0
Uellef bonds
Uountv bonds
Willamette Canal and Lock
PennnttlKaMa:
Inclined pIane^oan, April 10
loan,
A
>riU (^»i,0UOreg.)..
do
do
do
May4
Ueglster'ddo do
Coupon loan
of April 19 ($31,000 rcg)
Stock loan of Feb. 2 (registered)..
do
do
do
do
do
Chambersbarg
Rhode island:
War bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
(cp.
&
reg.)...
(reglstcre ')...
(cp. & reg.)..
ctfs.
(registered)....
(reg.)
May 2i,
On demaud.
<6g.-98
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
<o
(O
do
do
do
do
do
do
(
do
do
(
do
do
(
do
do
do
do
do
CO
do
CO
do
do
(
do
do
(
do
do
Harrlsburg Treasury.
(
Uousu stock, Ist tssue..
do
do
2d do
do
3
d J
(Jo
4th do
do
do
do
do
5th do
189,6111
127,441
SIM ,370
215.4T0
130,315
1,131,701
970,000
250.000
1
Fundlns: bonds,
RdgeRU bonds
State Uo;tse bonds
do
do
50(1.00(1
most
1,100,(100
Funding bank bills
C'^nversi .n bomls
Land coin in sslon bonds
tome
1.255.300
A&U
70>/)00
481.445
domestic
II
J.&J.,
l,.'58,'i50
Fire loan bonis, Kteiling
do
do
Columbia II N. r.
ll.filX)
Funiling blll^ receivable
I'ayment of Inter st
o
.
v.
April, 1879
July,18Si
do
tax produced 94,41l,5'7, and other local tax-s,
which are very heavy In Ohio, ralaed 918,8a1,422.
(». 13. "
do
1S78
Feb , 18T>
Feb., 18T2
Feb., 1H77
Feb, 1877
Feb , 1882
Feb., 1882
June, 18:6
.
March.
Turnpike
T
Bttnf
i
oa(i
stocks
—
1
1
do
do
London.
Columbia.
1882
^pril, lilO
.tjlv. I'fiO
ca
^
August, 1891
At iileasnre. The ComntroUer's report Nov., 1872, reports the
bonded debt at 9i''.8il,»57. exclusive of 94,7W7rX»
Jiin. 1%18T7
o ntlngont rallioad debt, and 94.0i«J9(C Blua
Jiin. 1,1881
Ridge RR. bonds. The as-etn are staled st 99 0.Jnlv 1, '81-8
Jul^ I,'87-K9 100, ont cnlelly valueless. Theesti.i.aie forSta'e
expenses and interest to Nov.. t^73. Is 92.0&I.S47,
1,'32-S(;
Jill
and fo previous de/lclenev 9 256,405. Ihe Bine
July I,*!-;
Kldgc RU. scrli,, autn r;zed Iffii. Is I'ecided tobe
Julv 1, •73-79
unconstliutlonal. Taxation for 1871, rate. State
July 1,1881
7 mills ; conniv. 8 mills. Apseeeed ralne of propJan.l, 1885
e. ty.9183.9i3.3T:. Tne State defanlted en Inlertat
Julvl.l^SS
Jan., 18.2. (v. 14, p. 389 763 v. 15, p. 28,339, 3S0, Ml ;
July I, 18S8
T. 16, p. 394.)
Julv 1, 188*
July 1,183
•
-^
135,553
<
issue, no letter
seile-, letter II
Ureen
No-
do
not
I
I'eutt.
m
No Interest now paid
1866-67
15,767,932
67-'»-'»
-^
Grf»eu Issue, no letter
J ,22
'6-'
Bds to luiidlnt. on abo e to Jan., '^"
Lit, due on all bds cstlm'd to Jan.
iitoattnddebt—AliQt
Ti easnry warrants
Loan account
1992
1901
1900
1900
6
6
18ii-i-69
6
1361
6
6
funding bonds by Acta 1M6 & 1871. ISKMtTl
Frimter defence, gold (fur $730,r()O) 1870
Detli'li-ncy bds, act 1871 (tor »400,iiU))
H nd.<, tt :t Deo., 1S71 (for 12.0'fl.Ol'U)
18M
This statement
1862
1 62
1S51-6;
lSil-61
l'>51
1866-C7
186»-n
1867
..
ConeoUdated, connoa
registered
fractious
*'
Deferred certlflcates
lutererit
on sterlin< debt, fouded..
Interest du
July
1,
18;i..,,,
10
M .&
New
S.
York.
do
1890-1910
Uarca 1,1876
la
necordine to the OOTemnr's
;
funded bonds conpon
registered
flterUng coupon
7g
In Jan.. 1873. Of tbe 7 per cent go d
lionds 93)0,001) aU'L of the iO per cent c irrencr
9100.000 are reported a< pi dged with Wlllla>na *
Union. Ill New York, tor loans forty-three of
the 10 per cent. Moods were stoli*n. Real and personal property assessed In 18:i at 9420,390,521.
message
6
l.OTO
1,000
546
Uaiveislty. School bds and certfs
Fioa' me debt, warrants, ftc.Jan. *Bond.* claimed by Tnternallonal RR
loan bonds, coupon. ..
VsrmOfU— iVar
"
"
registered
VIi*a*a'a— Old bonds, coupon
"
registered
"
sterling
"
"
(V. II. p. 181. 187, 214. S23, 087. 4S*. 1.1.)
6
notes
iexaJt
"
.
debt here given Is ^ubstantlally, according to tne
report of the Co ptioller. -lan.. 1873, at er deducting bon s paid 'n by railroads, anioantl'R
he Compmi ler eetia'to;ietlierlo 9i2 2»2,ra6.
mates di-bt of solvent ra.lrood^. 98.»$8,3^ due
fro-" rail oads then sol I, 92.8:8,5>i; Indorsed
hoMs that will nay erest. 92472.000. and inter.
eat?9i6'J6IO; balaoci- revenue due. Jan. 1, 1973,
91,3i9 2:t4. Total vrf^lallon of re-1 estate. 187*.
9;Ti,6:4.352. Tne rate of taxation Is 40ruon the
9100. but a -av Islald on othei aourres of revenue.
;
Ba
ttered
11
1
2,172,000
^
)
The law passed In March. '.873. provides fnrfnndInpa debt In !0-.|0year6per,^eot bond; Interest
to I>e resumed by J i.ly.l 74. See Governor's Irruiar In CeRoMcl.". T 1. 16. p. 627. The total
1
196»-93
1898
1870-78
Railroad stocks
"
[ s
Herniltu^e purchase bds T g
Slate iipiiol stock
.- J B
Bds t fund Int. on above to Jan, '6<l
fiailroad dfhi—
Bon Is eniTrsed for railroads') gj^
Jtoiids loaned to UR.'s, old., -^-k
Bds is.und to UR.'s since '66—
all created for war pnrposeeand Is he'ng
steadily dinilnl'-hed. Tlio valuation of real and
personal propertv inr the fiscal y ar endins Ap'. *
18:o. 91S-.l89.489. lind tax O' 35 cent> on 9I0O. Tela!
rev enne In 1811 ra, 9S11.3(».
Debt was
Julyl,l«l8
"^
I
revenn.* in 1872. $:.l IS.n'v:. Fnnde 1 debt dlmli-lslied 92,4:6.826. Balani eln Trcasnrv stelose of r.scalyeai. 91,483.4511. Btate holds 9l,iM.S21 msloika
and 99,.'«)0.(i00 01 rallrond bono". Interest Is paid
Anj' conpnn
In gold on all loana prior to 18<f7.
bonds mav be cbangrd to registered The bonds
due tn 187; a>e pavable at any lime till U)B;
those of 1882 tl.l 1393. (v. IS, p. 2:8, 80:.,
Julyl,' 18118
1^^
nn.st0i:lc
1
Revenue '.% raised from namTona sourcre, principal y from •orroratlons. Taxes are levied €>n
personal property, which was assessed tn 1979
at 9i65,S62.44:^ and the tax w*s 95S.'>.719. Total
Aug., 1877
Aug
840
lebt Is provided for hv s'nklng fnnds. Taxable proie rty. IsTJ, »3:,174.I6». y mill tax lor
Rellei bonds and : mill for Bounty bonds.
The
a«rt/wwse<;
Statu debt proper—
.
p. 21. 3iS.)
total valuation of real snd chatte; prupertr Id
1372 was (1.5'24.<2:4.I18. on which tbe 2.0»nillls Siate
6,712,e0B
I
16.
1
do
I
300,4119
Rail oad cnduraements
U .T.H. AT. Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
Columbia, St Treas.
do
do
do
do
do
Colombia & N. T.
Columbia. Treasury.
38,8»
State
do
&0. Phlla.,Farm.*U.B'k.
746,0110
.
Jan., 1871
Jan., 1876
July, 1881
Jao.,18J7
1871
18-5
1880
do
Prov.,
p ans have been moposed lor scaling down the
debt, but no (lefluile 81 tioi' has vet been ta^en.
Int. Is paid on bonds Issued 'o X.C. Railroad by
the decl-1 n f Dee., Ib72. O her interesi 1 default for some years, (vol. ir>, p. 691, 771, 603. S60
The
State Treasury,
90,100
9,271.850
T2S,9 lO
12:, 35;
Issues of debt are
heri! given, (not luelniliitg (l.^i.tiod l.fcueil dnrllitr the war.) but tn,- ralnr of bonds l!i.u,d 'Ine*
1865 varus much on the p rtlcular I HUrs. Several
'98- '99
N. T.. Amer. Ex. Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
9!,>-30
7,8911.5,^
Tbe gross amount of the several
do
York,
do
A.
New
.Ian ,1900
Oct. .1998
Indefinite.
Oct., 898
New
1,019,000
205.000
(68,000
South OnroHnn—state stock.
*
Jan. 1.1-33
Albany.
New York,
Raleigh. Treasury.
883 045
44.000
11,407,000
Special tax bo;ids
Ohio:
Keg'stered loan, payable after 1870
do
do
do
ml
.Inly, 18-7
A'nrtJl
New
elaases of bonds the prlnclMl 1« «•*.
able. tlOO.000 p-r yexr. Valuation o(
(nil
ncrsoiiBl property Id 1^72 whs 9>X)S.4«5,497 ; in III!,
(584.401 .r4iB. Btate tax. 3 n Ills.
1 iK're Is also 168.000 contingent deb' to L. I RR.,
97.36; per annum lor Indian annuities.
Pee
n, onchil report In ( hbomci-ic v. 16. p. fii. The
total debt rtecrcased about 9t.^004J(X> In iv^l. 72.
Asseas'd valuat'it of real nrnperty In '72 Is 9I,64>,3:9.110: i.f pemoiiH »14 .'48(131; t. lal.9iO-,62;,4«».
Tax rate In 1873 vas 9^ iiHlls, the nlhesr ever
known In the Biate. hit" ret on all debt except
bounty loan 's voluntarily paid In gold. The
local dehis of cllles In
York Btate are 9137,
539,N>9:
of roiiutl s. 9t1.<8'i.364. and towns,
92S,:40,1SI. (T. 15, p 668; T. 16. p. bl, Kfl.y
.
do
do
Under
Blui
T-.l^l, |.5.fi.ir,5,fyf2.
The lo^al (county)
Total Taloatlon ofrealesute ira, |IIJBO.nS; perMarch. 1»B sonal. 18^(77.996 : tax (tl
per tlM) omonnced
March, 1881
tot^LllOH.
Tb- Mn iiclpal loan of 1872 was lasned to cllles
July, '73-8
an'* towns, the iiroceed» to be used In rvdutlng
Sei.l.. "St-O
tnetr several war debts.
do
lii.»61,(XI0
debt -Asior ^toclc
deHuiency loan,
!
;
Coupon
5 mills.
'
oau bonds, tax free
do
do
do
o
do
taxable
N\ar
do
do
do
Ofkqon :
U
\m was »4l7.sa.l4>
taxes amoonled t" 91,799.971.
The Uaanllml m
bonds,
St. Jof.-ph Railroad provide* for Its
bonds due Jan.. ')fii. were n>tld In gnld. after bat
that llri'i- u Currency, pursuant to a re>olull«n
01 the Legirltiure. Tbe I'ourts have tliut far
sn«iaineil tbe law. The Anoltor recommendi
payment of principal und lutesest In ^old. (v. !•,
Ju'r. !8H
JtsVHfit:
do
do
do
Ux
r-^al estate In
i-erS'inal, $: i(i,(r^ :tvv
1B«
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
du
Btate Treasury,
500,000
160,000
1S«7
do
to lund float!. igdebt....
ffftmpMhtrf:
439J)00
2.727.000
All thi-sc bonds are held hf the perroancnl •cb'^ol
fund. The "Minn. Rut« Rii.'' bunds, wLlcb ar*
repudl.ited, w< re issued In 1866 t<> the nnount nf
12,275.00i;ire<'Og'Ulou 'adlscBiMd la the BUtB.
i-roperiy val jatlon,||ll, %UHfm^»,
9H milli.
The valuation of
ifliHourl:
Btate bonds
KEMAB&B.t
Wneii Due.
by Wtaooi.
ou proccdlng page.
u> teft
UiHtuumta
1NTKUK8T.
JT
Bundt. V»Ia«>'
6
6
Mil
5
6
1871
«
131
111
«
6
1371
I
8
6
6
6
6
5
....
J
4D.
do
J .*J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
18;4-'78
Th-debt Is being rapidly reduced. Of the regis.
N.B. Mui. Red'n
t«rej hJs 9 85.800 aie held fc-rAglcnlfl (^olleite.
18;i-'«)
MontpeUer. Treasury.
1886-1395
All the amount* maried (*) arc liable to i.efniided
N w York.
In accordanct^ with ti>e Act 3Uih March. II7I, Into
Richmond. Treiisory. At pleasure.
Consolidat''d B mds for ^.w lb deferred ce lln1886
London, Baring B. &Co
cates for H. 1 he teTlns of financial laws 01 18:3N'ew York.
lOto 34 years
aregiven in CBBOyicuK. vol. 16. at Ihe seierai
do
Richmond, Treasury.
pages >ii Heated hel.iw. Assessed value of propU'OS
do
Boat.,
do
00
do
1905
19U1
1905
Contingent
London, Barlag
B.4k
Co
VM
Condngeut.
ui
r.iie. 3 ml Is. csnox13:2. 9 »9.J«I 64>:
lULI V.15, p. 46, Wl, 802 ; T. 16, p. 19. II, 164, tDl, 39>
381, 459.
erly In
THE CHRONICLE.
722
(May
81, 1873.
CITY SECUEITIES.
by Wk. B. Dasa * Co., In the offlce oJ the Ltbnrlan of Congress, Waihlngton, D. CI
Snbaerlbera will confer a great ntvor br elTlng; us Immediate notice of anr error discovered in oar Tables
Entered according to act of Congress, In the year
of
Amount
Out
Bonds
st'ndlng.
Date
DKSCBIPTION.
INTEREST.
dent.
For explanation, see foot-notes.
Alianu, N. Y. Bds for munlclp'l pnr's
tio
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Water fitock..
m>nds loaned to Alb. A Susq. U.B.
_
Auffuata, Oa
Bonds for various purposes
Baltimore :
Consolidated loan of 1890
Jalt stuck
Water loan
Consolidated bounty loan
Kxompt
do
Public Parks (Druid Hill)
improvement loan
Ptu'k
Five mill on loan to U.
One
million loan, Pitts
New City Hail
do
&
&
0.r>R...
C. KR...
18.14
1,000
1,100
1861
l.U
VM
U.B. (for
Jones Falls
Endorsements forYurktfe Cuin.KK
do
do West. MtUlrltll
do
lo
CnionKUf.....
lll(',0iO
350.000
ISU
i<m
1,00
400000
1.001)
101.000
F.& A.
M.&S.
M.iN.
M.&S.
M.*V.
!851.«Si
1,1100
fSOO.OOO
F.& A.
l.iOJ
1,000,000
Var.
2S0&C
Var.
la.ifi
1004c
lOO&c
1854
VM&:
lUtiS
lOO&c
1863
186U
1863
iii04c
lllO&C
lUOdcc
185.1
lUO&c
lOO&c
liO&c
lUO&c
1853
KW&C
heuobscot
& Kennebec KR.
loan..
European ik N. .'vinerican UU
Bangor Jk> Pibcataquis Kli
.•1,913
June, 1872-74 Sinking fund for municipal bonds, 916,000 per lUi,M ay, 1879
num. Amount now n sluklnt; lund, $2ii0,616.
June, I880-S1 Sinking lund lor water stock, $5,000 per ai num.
Feb., 18.W-91
Loan to Albany & Su8qu«hai,ua is secured by Ist
Men 13951900 Uiort|;age on load Irom Albany 10 blugliamton.
Nov., 1910
Mc
1874-91
'.
>'ay, 1911
Feb., 1876-8;
Nov.,
:895
City receipts In 187J, 1459
Bait.,
Oall.,
Bait.,
l,IIO0,l»O
1,000,0a)
441,200
8111,616
l;i;,414
773,700
lOJjic
The
do
do
do
2,ail,068
410,353
555,566
185,723
5,OO0.0UI
1,000,000
roafls. In
May
fund lor
do
Farm. 4 Plan.Bk
N. Mechanics'
1875
1893
1, 1893
1, 1890
Bk
Bk
July
1,
47,.100
Bait.
Bait.,
muw
Var.
lOO&c
Bost., Merch'ts'
Nat.Bk
IfiS
la-Wftl
War debt, recruiting, bounties,
i8tiS-Ti
&c.
1861-6a
do
for buuiities
Boxbury deut assutucd
18>>4
Dorchestei- debt asa imed
Consolidated St. Imp loan, st'rllng
Renewal of Wiiter bonds of '48
Water loan, sterlinj;
1870
."Ilty notes(uew mam) Act 1853
Water loan iCiiesnut Hill Reso.)..
do
(water Into Dorchester)
Boston HighiuitdB
IJorchester water loan
Sterling loan
Brooklyn
,
1861
tlOO&o
I
000
5
6
6
634,700
5-6
183,.'>00
5 to 7
5g.
4,000.000
688.000
5g
4Xg5g
1,919,711
394,000
1865
I81O-7I
188S
1870
.',;{76,O0O
1873
i: 1, 000,000
I8(9-'50
Waterioan.
WUliamsburgh loan
do local improvem t
JirooklsTi local improvement loan.,
_
18t6Ji4'l
1.0110
1,79)500
20,000
5
6
700,000
do
Boston,
do
do
do
do
do
London, Baring Bros.
do
3;5i00
of
do
1853
1S55
18511- -61
1361
1,000
1,000
1,000
1501100
laWlOO
1890.
1«57
18li5
18>;4
l.OlX)
National Guard loan
1-65
1867
1866
1865
1866
1867
13 ;a
1867
18«;
1867
1869
1370
1,000
1,000
l,l«)
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1360- Vi
1. 000
2,100.009
7,-21.000
1866-'-.8
1,1100
1,217 000
1312
l.KO
18.7-'TJ
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
319.000
9,416.000
Third street Improve, loan, '.ocal...
Gowanus Canal Impr. loan, do
Bushwick av.
do
do ..
Houth seventh
do
do
Union street
do
do ..
fourth ave.
do
do
do
do
do
Wallabout Bay
do
Bedford ave
do
local.
^ent ave. basin
do
y. Bridge loan, reg it coupon,
Prospect Park luan,
do
do
do
Deficiency bonds
Permanent water loan
.
.
.
.
BRWerage bonds, continuons. local
me
fieweri-KC bonds, special
Ass. fund bonds. CO t nuous
Central ave. sewer botids
So. Brooklyn
do
Temporary debt
do
187)
1,1100
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,0:10
1873
certificates
1371-J2
Ckarleston, 5.C..'
City BtoCK
29 ',000
326,000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
2.30,000
ilo
31,9,1)00
do
do
do
do
00
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
2119,000
7?6,0
278,000
31.5,000
rO,
00
2.000,000
4,55.000
4,5-12,0.55
455,000
lOO.dOO
2,293,900
do
do
do
do
do
1878- '79
1873- '87
18:4-'92
187;-'86
1814-' 5
!8TJ-'85
do
Loudon.
1899-1900
BoBton.
1900-lilOl
London.
1872-'7S
I877-'79
1875-1901
1866
Water loan
do
;;.;'
*'
Sewerage bonds
,
do
River improvement bonds
Municipal and School bonds
do
do
S. Park loan (not a bond of Ch'go)
Cook County debt
the value of buililiniis destroyed In the grest fli o
iif 1872 Ht $lj,0J0,00O, and personal nroperty at
$JO,0t},GO0.
1900-11)0;
1900-1901
Thi^ aversge rale of taxation on the assessed valuation of real a'l^ personal proper y i-i about
1873-'76
•
July, 137
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
over
lie
>i ,055 lor local Imnro veil enta laa marked loca'.
In this tabl*) which
are a lien on the property benefitted and
muet be pal
by lis
owners, and $2,-'93,!)fl0of celt ficates. Population
In 1870, 396.2110 against 266.e61 in 1860. Valuiition
of property in Kl.'^s Coui.ty in 1.^7'^, by the State
Boar'i of EQ<iali7.atiun. $l75 411, 59*1 for rea estate
anil $1',7js,7U tm personal.
The Board of Supervisors valued the total laxable pro, erty of
Brooklyn st $207,766,452. and ot all Kings Counry
at $219,214 513. The debt was InerfaBCd $1,3.V,I14
in 1W72. The debt of swings County, separate
$9,4
1873-'iiO
1S77 '86
18fi6-'95
1868-'95
1868- '90
from the debf of Brooklyn,
1877
1879
190I-'U
do
I
i
1873- '90
do
do
The Mavor,
1891
18-7
1885-'»4
1875
1881
lS67-'90
do
1871.
narv,is;3, stated the debt at
1880- '81
do
heing an Increase of
75 cents 8mill4
In his Message, Jan$23,01 6 (Oi> for puoimprovenienta, less $2,745,070 in sinking fund.'
50 per$100.
$ii
1875
1879- '81
OLK,
Is $3,654,712.
1915- '24
1915-'24
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1881-1902
Syrs f r d'te
3yra f r'd'te
1880
1873-74-7S
Charleston
>ar'
1873-';5
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,00a
l.UOO
SOO&c
SOO&c
1863-TJ
S06&C
J.&
1,030,000
8,790,001
87,000
2 593,0
2,896,000
232
0(10
8,135 000
2,000,000
3,800,000 6
7
7
&
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
&
J.
J.
Var.
Oarolfna. 'lotal
$23,216,396.
I«6»'98
do
New Yo.k
CliRONf-
V. 16, p. 50,323.
1883-'34
City.
N. T., Duncan, S.
of Ravi4>i
assessed value 01 properly lnl8',2
1890
4 Co
do
do
N.Y., Am.Exch.N.Bk.
do
do
do
do
S. Y., Duncan, s. 4 Co,
do
do
N. v.. Am. Exch. N. Bk.
N.Y.,MetlopoIUau Bk
]874-'82
1882- '95
1S.-0
18,S0-'95
1890- '95
1873- '76
1874-'99
I8T2-'79
187J-89
Total funded debt, April 1, 1872, $14,103,000. Floating debt, $324,64 '. Asgessed value of n-iil property. Sept., 1-71, was $236.S')s,«fO ;
ersonal, $52,847.
(M of actual value.) Total loss br fire
ciilculated at $196000,000.
Tax raie foi- 1S72. 10
mills; rebate of i axes lorloi'B by fire. $6(10,000.
Poi.ulatlonln 1870 298,963, against 10!',26'> In 11-60
Cook couniy de'jtlsain percent, • xcept $150,000
due In 1873, aud ii.tercsi is all payable In J. & J
or In
(V. 15, p. 82, 803.)
8i)0.
M.&N.
:
Bounties to Volunteers
T
1868
1.000
1.000
18.iO
1,0011
H
1844
1850
1851
I
18ja-'5l
1,000
1.000
1,«I0
1,0«I
1,000
To build llgg cston Ave. sewor. .B2
Loan to Cin,& Hills. BB
F
do to Litrle .Miami BR
do icaton&Ham RR
do Covington t Lex. RR
do Ohio A Miasissipni RU
uo Marietta* Cin. RB
A
G
,
Cion. S >uth'-rn Railroad
CoiTimou School purposes, reg"
id
A
Bonds to fu'irt floariiif^ (I'-M.
Bds toO& .M KKtupur. wht'prop'N
do for Common School norposes
do tonuri'^il estate forWorkh'eeY
do to Dullu Workhous'^
Y3
do pur.Orph. Asyl. gds for paric.O
do torereclion of a workhouse...
do for waterworks
C'i
do
do
do
do
do
do
to meei the debt as it matures.
Mr. Thomas
Hills Chaii man of Boar>l of Aasesaors. estimates
•7;J-'8il4'li8-'99
CUcago
do
'
187!-'8',
;
4,643,733
51,500
213,300
18.i3-'54
coti'-
In 1870 was 250.526. against
177,840 in ISiiO. Valuation of real estate in I87i was
$395,214,950; personal pronerty, $:!n,4l8,6(0; total.
$612,661,550, pon winch the rate ol taxation %i as
$1 57 per $1,0(10 for State and $11 53 lor City and
County 1 he net increase oi debt in 1^71-72 wi^
$745,Sim.
Tlic total debt. Ai rll 30, 1872, v as
$28,iJ»,535,
and the sinking fund then held,
$U,0'.4,3S7. Sinking fund provlsionB are Buftlcient
Bonds are mostly held witbin the State
do bonds (coupon)
Fire loan bonds
Cincinnnti
by other
is
Valna'ion of real and personal property $9i373,9f5.
Rate of taxation, iw per et. The loans' lo Europe
4 N. Am. liU., and to Bangor 4 IMsrataqu s RK
are secured by first mortgages on those roads.
1874
1894
1899
Brooklyn,
do
do
do
do
do
do
J
do
do
do
213.000
90,000
552,000
2;,uoo
32,000
802,000
352,000
Alt Pro-peet Stjuare loan,
Soldiers aid fund loan
Nat'l G'd & Vol. Kiremen'B loan
*
do
do
do
55,0(KI
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.oiio
J.
65,000
11,417,100
The $;,i 00,000 In-vn 01 1S72 for West. Md.
to be in place of $&15,(flj bondM ptevioasly
endorsed. The assessed va;uectj property In 18"3,
t'224,7<B,138; and ta.\ rate f. 6) on the $100 for city
purposes, and .17 for sinte. Poiiulallon In l^-0
was. 267.354. agi.ln8l 212,418 in 181)0.
Loan- .ire
iFiued In rejilstered stock and are generally due
at pleasure after the dates of maturlly nameil.
The flacai year now closes Oct. 31. (v. 16, p. 151)
R.R.
On demand
Boston.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
di
do
do
do
do
5,1>J0
;
paiilca.
1900
:
City Hall loan
Debt
187'l
4>ig-
& Ohio RR. nays lutele^t on
Water loan Is ;.j:d by Income ot
it'rk by C ty Passenger
haltimiire
The population of Boston
Var
<
5 7,759
583,305
3,038,295
11,138,675
The BlnkiDg
;
waterworks, and Public
Railway, and Interest OD
1873- '92
A.& O BoH.,NHt. Exch. Bank.
J. & J.
Boat., Mereh. N at. Bank
A. & O. Boston, 2d Nat. Bank.
5;0,000
1,000,000
722,100
,
15,000.000 loan
1900
l»7S-'85
1886
1890
N. Central BR.
N. Mecha'ilcs'itk
Baltimore.
,
$11,015,908.
1'. 4 O. KR. $5,000,(100 loan was $l,»66,0»i,
1872
West. Md. RH. sink ng lund, t'SMtO
the total of the several sinking fundi. tS.sSI,-
8;
S*.
Farni.t Plan.Bk
1900
N.Merhanl s'Bk
1902
Bait N. .Mechanics' Uk April 9,
500,000
1852-'68
and
Jan. 1, l-'95
Jan. 1,1890
Jan. 1, 1886
July 1, ISM
:
Renewal CI ty Debt
Forvaious city purposes
do
do
Oci.
1,
Farm. 4 Plan. Bk
do
Apr. 15,
do
1885
Bat., N. Mechanics'
holdB to the amouut ot
1,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
,S«3.
city credit has been loaned extensively to railevchange lor their securlt.es, w4iich it
.Inly, 1890
July.l, 1373
Bait.,
Ba,r.,
1,375,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
do
do
BoBt., Merchants* BanV.
N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co
f'o
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Bk
5,000.0110
lOO&c
IS53'65
1854
i36a
4 Co
do
do
Bait., Farm.* Plan.Bk
Halt., Beglster'8 oftlce
Bait., N. Mechanics*
7,«1,633
IIX)&c
mi
N. Y., Duncan, S.
KEMARKS.t
when
Augusta.
isio
li>69
.BoHon
Various Trust Funds
.Ml.OOO
isr-i
.
Bfins&r, Mt. :
City debt propel
J.4cD.
i.ouo
1,000
IGU&c
»1,000,IX)0).
&D.
M.4N.
J.
59,000
300,100
100,000
Principal
due.
When t Where Payable and by
*"»>»'"<'
Whom.
1,(100
18
1871)
18T0
1364
Funding loan
vld.
1I»0
13ii8
do
Consolidated loan
Court House loan
To West.
1813,
1854
1872
1815
in-i
1^55
1834
1866
1K66
1868
1*8
1868
1168
1P68
for waterworks
C:J
for Common school purposesPi
for Common School purposes.P 1860- -61
to()& M BR topnr.p-hf prop.N
pnr Epls. Bury'gGdsiorpark.Q
for exten.&lmp. waterworks.
do
do
J>
do
do
do
£
1855
I860
1847
1849
leSJ
1000
1.000
I.'IOO
l.IKO
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1.000
1,010
l.UOO
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
25.000
150,000
91.000
96,000
131,000
91.000
5.50,000
110,000
2i»,000
25.000
43,000
210,000
40,000
11,000
14,000
31,000
250,000
130,'00
150,000
6
73-10
J.
F.
J.
6
6
6
6
7
5
5
6
5
6
6
6
7 3-10
73-10
7 3-10
100,1 00
73-10
6
soa&e
SOO&e
99,000
195,000
17,000
199,501
98,000
500.tc
1(10,000
4 J
D.
& A.
& D.
& J.
& J.
& J.
&D.
J.&
,1.
J.
J.
J.
J. &.I,
N. Y., Amer. Ex, Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
July, 1876
Dec,
Dec., 1880
Jan., 1881
Cincinnati,
A.&ii.
M. & S.
J.&D.
F.& A.
J.&D.
J. * J.
1. * J.
M.&S.
M.&N.
A.&O.
A. &0.
A. 40.
do
do
do
do
do
Amer. Ex. Bank
do
do
do
do
do
Jan., 1882
June, 1881
J.ily 1,19 3
Nov., 1885
do
do
do
March,
1886
Oct., 1886
March, 1388
June, 1888
Aug., 1888
June, 1889
do
do
N. Y.,
Population by census of
1870, 818,(1(X), agalntt 161.044
Tat rate for 1 71, $22 20 per $1,000 The
following table iroin the books oi the Auditor of
Hamilton Co'nty, Ohio, exhibits the assessed
valuation ol the City ol Cluciunatifor ten years
In 1860.
do
M. &N. PlilladeIphla,Bank N. A
M. &N. N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank,
M. &N.
do
do
do
M.&N.
do
do
do
M.&S.
fS80
Aug., 187-
do
do
do
do
do
July, H88
Real
Year.
estate.
1S60.. $61,620,904
18.1.. 6.',6.57,365
1862.. 63,503,296
1863.. 64,441,53!
1861.. 65.585,774
1865.. 67,610,611
1866.. 66,451,662
68,56M,(>10
;S67.
69.799.601
1868.
1869
T; 2*i,M4
1870..
8 7«i dR"!
1871.. U3,437,883
,
Personal
elate.
$31,411,812
Total
Ra'etax
valuation,
per $1,000
•"
30, 13,411
2'i,707,861
$93,082,716
92,978,776
93,211,151
S5,9:)-J,iV 1
10O,:-74,O;)3
47,809,.574
113,31.5,348
61,135,382
67 '18,101
68,41. <>•<
ISO.715,993
133,6r2,76S
1S6,!'31,325
K,58S,«!5
131;)83,529
130.7I5.S10
1 6,10r,3S6
180,361,93J
'•'!-7i,666
57,3;o,;5l
56,934,044
$17
19
17
18
20
22
21
27
28
SI
"O
66
-20
20
90
6)
40
00
Ml
31 60
22 30
Jan., IS90
Nov.. 1890
Cincinnati.
do
N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
April, 1396
April
Total debt ol Cincinnati is about
account about $350,000 per ananm.
$5,066.(100.
Int
do
do
4
Oct.;
M,
*
N.,
May A Not.
J.
4P
CnnvHiOLX coiKalauig tuUer iitfoimatiuu
,
,Inne
4 Dec; Q-J.
May
THE
1873]
31,
CHTtOS^ICLE.
7153
CITY SECURITIES.
Subscrlberfl will conftr m creat flaTor
DESCRIPTION.
Date
Size or
by
Amount
«»ut-
ot
-_
'"rtnrlnal.
tRiw
per
st'ndmg.
ForexplanAtlon of all rcferonres, see Bonds.
loot notes on preceding page.
Cfent.
CinctwMtf— (ConttnufHl/
ob for fntidtiiK floating debt..^A3
do I'^ancdt Wlil:uwHler CanaU.A
do for m^w lionplt *!
S
do for new hottj't'al
82
do forttinUi <u f.o.ttlnKdebt
L
do rorexieu.&lmp. WuterworkH.K
dp
do
do
Bds par Orph Asyl. G'd« for Park.O
<lo for Woikhruap
Y3
i-
—H
<)o lor scvvcrrti.'*'
do
for Improving (iilbcrl avp
IJ
<to lo build Ki.'.'li'9ton avo wwerUS
CI
yfi
VolumTHa, S. C. :
Bond" for varloo* pnrpose?
'Fundlnir and Rubstitute bonds,
City Hail, Ac
Sabsr-rlptlona to varlonfl
do
©an Co. 8to k
do
I8lH
1
RR. stocks
do
73-0
lHr>.1
1,U«I
1H5.1
LUM
ItVl
IS&I
LOOU
LOW)
500,000
960,000
60,000
75.000
100,000
100,000
ISliS
1,IUI
70,0)10
150^)0
LVulHI
7
73-10
73-10
100,000
7.1-10
,11110
73-10
6
•
«
\mi
LUO
1IW9
l.OUO
l.OUl
1,001)
136,0 X) 7 3-10
1871
Litto
1,0UU
190,000
•00,000
11171
7
ii5u,oau
last -60
laeo-Tj
1853
1,000
1.000
1,000
18116
lOOftc
«S,000
271,000
10,000
183,300
iwj-'es
SOO&c
a;.r,fli)
1871
7
188.400 5
161,450
isrj
rUy purposes.
Water W'k Co,
2iMW
i,uu
1R-«71
Kundlnif bonds, coupon
Bo'ids I >r vartons purposes
Funding fioailng dout
sou
4
6
600.000
ISSMIT
i.noo
18II0-7I
1,0011
l.lliC
1,314,000
4!S,0 )
18 :l)
\«Ti
1811
18 :o
,
Iin r.iveincnt
Morifrt Bt'Oft
hon
IB
dock
City bonds, coupon
do
Funded debt bonds
I
,
Var.
Var.
,
UikUoii <Mty bonds
lierjcen sctiuoi
an bonds.
)
do
do
do
,
.
wt-rag« bonds
iinprovimicnt bonds.
bounty loan
RR stock
Subserln. to litock, !,.& N. R.R.
"• r id I' r s, w Uarf
%\
Vaterworkft
_
.__
,
Var.
Var.
V»rl
Van.
l&W-fll
1.000
i.aio
do.
ftownnV. H city wharf.
Kllzabeth and P. RK....
Wlia'f property
18«
Jatl boM(l»
1868
1869
For olil llahllltles
Vor old liabilities
St Lo ]ls Air Line RB
ISTO-'il
1871
1871
Nov
<lty JLill
^'hanK'^ of ff'iage
197U
18J1
RK
<'ity InMtltiition
isri
Wtiarr & Kultou street
City Bonds payable by railroads
!87!!
1,000
ifohds varlons purposes
Bonds. 8 per cent
U"-a"ljii8tment
L. Rk.
R.R
bonds
<;t'neral t'lty bon'lp
Water bds.(is-ue $1,000,000) coupon
do
(Issue t^uO,IXIO><-eiil8tered
City diht
do
do
Bonds
lo
ABC (pay. an'Iy
DKf (pav. uu'ly
Mob.*
15ond(* to (irand
North
Gt.
do
do
Central Park imp. fund stock
do do do do
do
do do
do do
do
Billldlnj? loan stock,
Ili'al »'t;tate
7
6
«
C
Varl.
7
7
7
7
M.4S.
A,4U.
F.4A.
7
7
7
6
J.
J.
Pii'die eiitication stock
UocKs atiti slips stock ....*
^
FloatluK debt land stock
1,1100
500,000
360.000
230,000
300,000
J. 4,1,
,T. 4 J.
bonds
do
('o
coupon
JJew York BrtdKe bonds
Accumnlaled debt bonfis
f tree! linp:*ovement bonds
8:reo4 opeiHDK audL nijirove
lOOftc
4.50.000
8,066,071
18.-17
lavt:
IOO*c
100*0
1859
IWSc
WW
r»3r reller
1810
bontlii
1,575,000
1833-7
1869
Cltylmprov. n.ent stock
do
do
Lunatic Asylum stovlc
do
do
FIro department stock
r ire teloicrapU bonds
2.24«.i)0
3!»'.)31X)
275,000
990,000
10 000
3,500,000
2,088,200
l,7««,6PO
115,000
1,048.137
151,000
4)0,000
2,5'iO,l)00
1004c
I004e
lOOie
2,748,000
71.000
40,0U0
181 .OKI
75,000
451,200
IO()*C
6.20,00)
11104c
1891!
Varlons.
April, 1882
5
4
do
do
do
do
do
May,
4 J.
4 J.
do
6
ilo
do
of Mobile.
do
tlo
do
do
N.Y..M'-rch. N. Bank
Mobile City Treasury.
do
do
N. Y^., Merch. N. Bank
<l.-P,
7
C
o.
I-'-'
746«r,
6
7
7
6
7
<
7
6
6
6
ioo*c
SOOAc
lOOVc
10O*c
IOO*c
1004c
2.767,000
3.000.000
91-.000
0.500,000
(,907.934
I.OOIU!UO
7
7
6
T
6
i-om-
)
1-80
1901
1,
1.
1, 1892
5, 19CB
82to'93
on
$3)0.000 of the sixes la paid In Bslti,
City holds nominal assets of $956,645.
floating debt Marl. 1873. Including orerdae
onnori,. was $0)16,614. Valuation of reai properly
In 1872. $21 .986,S<0 personal, $4,6D0,00o; tax rate.
Nov.,iaoo
$.'U per $:o >. Interest on the cnr' ency debt was
July, 18T2
In default ,'n y. 18.1. Coupons unpaid amotlnt to
$.''/'.8l5.
Population In is 0. 40.23)).
The City cannot Issue debt beyond sper cent of )ts
June 1, 1891 assessed Ta)u«. which in :*-Ti Is a'n at $4 -.OnO.iOO.Ian. 1, I9"l
Binklng funds ar.- provided tor all )he hoi>d-. Old
I
1873^1910
Jan.
Jan.
I,
IVB
1.
1902
1991
18.86
1885
July. 1899
Nov.. 1995
till
;
city
bonds Issued to railroads recently held ralld
(T. 16. p. 20, 346.)
Valuation of property, 1871. »30.3T6.916: Ux, IW
per cent. Tuere are also $\00ti.000 of bonds In
hands of tmslees for O.T RR, and $.00,000 for
Mobile 4 N W.R.R. Mo> lie Cunnty also lias »
per cent bonus outstanding, (r. 16, p. s61, 493.)
1901
Bonds are endorsed br N. *
S. Ala.
BR.
1, 190:
city and county, though Identical as to bonnda.
rles, li:Re woanite orpinizalions and distinct
debts. I'lie followlngstate enl shows the sinounl
of funded and teniporary deM, and the amount In
the elty sinking fnnd at the dates named.
.Ian. 1, April 1,
Jan. I,
rt,Mr,Hntt/xK
<
1833-90
1881
Anir. 1,1900
Description.
Nov. 1, 1900
,„,
,g„
fg„
igor-itii
Funded city debt
$57.l)9»..'<«8$68.7p«.$«t*7J54,'?91
1907-I«11
Funded county debt. »J».aOO 29J6; «M >9,9av,!CS
1880
1887
Total ninded debt.. $87 J88.«0g $98.^3 •r4$tl.844,85«
1898
Sinking fund
30,182,811 a333j07« 23,717.613
I8.«
1814
Total, less s'k'g f 'd. $«7,(B6J86 $H),,%IO,583$r..5e7.2l3
Tempomry city debt. 14,944.000 16.9n. 72 19,492,m
1874
City revenue bonils. .
1876
5.479,100
•.<«..497
•.9».497
1*87
County rev. u'ds, 4c.
8.O.000
l,*67,7t« l,Sa,:oa
ima
5
S!t7."<l6
above
The
1901
IS7O-75-79-80
-2*0
521953
f'i tVi'*.yff^.
The
do
5
400,0))0
debt, orer and
was
Sept., 1391
April, 1891
Not.
5
300.000
cPr
1818
4
18:'!-1302
4 Co
N. Y., A. Ooettal
do
do
do
6
6
6
5
6
100*r-.
the
resoiirrt-s.
The
6
:flo.»c
1)17.1,
fund
misaloners of theslnklnR fnnd report thst tlie
resources are adequate to meet all the city debt
as It matures lesceit th" t:,u.00D0 1o the L.4 P.
B.) Population In 1870 was 100,1:0 against
68.083 In IMI. The Talnailon 0' tavai.le prope Ij
in :872 waa t77,lSS,624. against (;«.90a,959 in im.
more.
do
6
6
7
6
5
6
6
I0O4C
ini*c
sinklntt
190!
1898
1.
•75. "80
Feb.
July
Charleston, S.C.
Bk
to 91,r*4,000.
0<t., 1888
T3to'-8
June
June
Lonlsrllle.
6
6
64
government
1889
6
4
city
July, 18U8
June,
Oct.
Memphis.
Mobile,
r
arose under contact- ail
the act of consollilat on. »nd flmin^i hii t..,.n
made by the tundlng of the former riuatlnz drtit.
The e with the cash now in the tieasiir)- rf.<liiie
the actual amount of Increa-e under the present
Varlona,
N.Y..Bowea4M.
5110,000
9-.l,S00
iOO&o
!00*c
:oo&c
lOO&c
OO.tc
100*c
100*c
IOO*c
100*c
UIO*c
HIO*c
M.4N.
2,500,000 5
250,000
490,010
1865
1868
41,
.1.
S45,'il>l
100*c
18<I0
Market stock
do
do
do
(ko
City Cemetery stock
.T.4 J,
2.'i4,303
!00,t-c
1860
1865
1853
1860-3
1853
18SI
1870
J.
wo
1SB5-.2
1867-70
18S7^
No 4
Hock Bonds
18:i>-2
iS7l--J
4
..u.ii.hi
Jan.,'98.190b
JnlT. 1889
1874-79
Lonlsrllle
N. Y., P. M. Myers
4D. MIL 4
4.587,00!
1^,161.000,
Interest
.1.4.J.
J. 4 J.
ioo*c
100*c
100*c
lOO&c
lOOAc
1004c
18)1
)«*.)'•
•-
Lynchburg,
do
J.
J.
j.*.r.
1841.6
1870
1845-40
1865
;
report made by citltens, Dec, '.81?, ftafs the
total debt or the cl'y at $6,9|i,8<C, an Im-iease of
${ 6D,'00 over the Hmoont uomlnallv
the city at the time of tti.! c- n».'
rears and a half HKO. t<f the Inr
Varl.. lis.
Va lous.
N.Y. Bkof America.
J.
J.
J.
A
ralne of waterworks.
of t9ro,oa0: anoont >f
real and penonal property In ier.3,
In 1)72, r<73,809 : in 11)71. t9IB>rf.
on
1891
do
do
do
do
do
do
d>
do
do
do
»)0,tiOO
100,000
18^,619
188li-'91
190
Louisville.
New York 4
150,a«
....
boiidH
4
4
,1,
500,0
IStO, 79,601;
tl,8ei,0iO, a«aln»t a debt
city taxes
d'l
N. Y. Bk of America.
do
do
do
J. 4.1.
J.4D.
do
J. 40.
do
New York
Varl.
J.4J.
\fxa
Population In
1815
LoulsTllle. City Treas.
N, v.. Bk of America.
Louisville.
455 000
i8.'a-7
Cen. Park additional fund stock
do
6
1,000
10,000
18CS
do
do
J.
J.
l/W
jfeic
»4;06!31O.
187»-'8l
do
do
do*
do
do
do
500&C
1,000
RR
4
J.4D.
M,4N.
A.4 0.
Va I.
A. 40.
J.4U.
%«0JXO
Bends are all eonpoB, and were laaned In nnall
amounts as waut«d. City holds son e storks and
other proBortjr.
Valuation of property 18:8
In Jannat7,
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
airalnst 8,i)52 In 19m
In May, 1872.
lan-'M
188l-«
do
!>.8,S-84
do
April, 1883
do
I8KI
N. Y., Bank of America, May, 1887-89
Louisville.
T5 4 85
1896-iri
do
do
1818-'89
N. Y.,Bk of America.
July, 1897
4
'.870 9.29<!.
market bonds were Isaued
1»78
W7»-fl»
N. Y., Mercantile N. Bk.
4
ll>71
UI8U--96
J.
J.
1870
M74-'8t
0.
4
Loao.ooo
557,200
1884
1,
A.4
J.
J.
7
do
do
do
aS7.ilOO
500*0
do
do
7
6
6
<
800.000
1,1
Oct.
J.
2,518,000
100* c
York:
Water stock
do
Orotop wAterstock
NewC oton Aquednct stock
Addti'nal new Crotoa Aqueduct...
Croion water main stock
Croton Kescrvolr bonds
do Afiuednct bonds
Croton water pipe bonds
Central Pa' k land stock
4 J.
do
o
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,1100
1871
do
do
4
12i,(>«
1,4(2.000
100*c
Oct., IWD
March, 1«08
J'rsey CHud.tkiiinlyDk .Ian , 1877-9"
do
do
July. •W-1901
1,000
1870
»ondsofl868.N.* S.Ala.
Sarannah, C. R. R. Bk.
1870
18S7
Wliarf bonila
Jtontgamerv. Ata.:
M,4N,
4 J.
.1.4 J.
J. 4 J.
6
500,000
;so,ooo
loi.oa)
ISfiS
1S.V1
To Mobile & Northwestern RR
Various
A ,iO.
M.4S.
M.tN.
230,0110
1.10,000
189.0110
S.'S.OOO
1866
1!R..
Vai lous
J.
J.
91,000
till 'Sli)..
B
18S7
18»t
4.1,
M.4 N,
18B
N.
Ii76-«
500*0
1861
1871
ISIJ
Jan., 1900
J ine, 1900
do
do
Var.
t:lty f u ndi-d d.^bt
no
do
7
t;U "9X1..
Trunk Railroad
4 J.
Various
lu.sn
I'ost lio iidi*
!Fnnilln;f loan, (j?old)
M.&
7
7
7
7
809.692
M'lr.pMH, Tfinn.:
School and paring bonds
Kndorscmeut
4
4
1^,000
15U,O0l)
2110.000
ia5«-'63
7
2l«).(i00
I.OijO
1,000
1,000
J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4.1.
J. 4 J,
«
7
7
7
8i>5.M)0
ClBclnnatl
K. T.. Amer. Ex
do
Jana, 1897
Nor., 1897
N. T.. Cent. Nat. Bank.
Varl.
do
4 J.
do
Varl.
150,000
400,000
25.000
219,500
2a9,aio
4»9,000
101,000
425,00/
136,000
1,000,000
B
J.
«81.39,'i
1,000
1,000
l.OOO
1,000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.KX)
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
J.
J. 4.1.
.1.4 J.
140,000
1868
1871
1863
1869
4
4
7
1.0IX)
do
do
do
do
Popnlatlnn,
J.
J.
M 4N.
i.aw
do
do
do
do
8«pt., 1899
do
do
no
A.4 0. N. r., Amer. Ex. N. B
Oct., 189*
do
do
do
M.48.
March 1, 1880
do
do
do
F.4 A.
Ai)K. 15. 1-86
do
do
do
J. 4 U.
Uec. 1, 1891
7
IS.'M
1865-10
1867
,
Wrtti^r Don(l8
Sewer boBds
M.tS.
.Vl.4».
1
1,0110
186«-K7
S. r..Asicr. Kx. N.
loo.ooo
2,6«9.IUI
lil.OOJ
933,000 4
78,>'« <
i00.i»i
lau
18«
Philadelphia. Bank N. A. March, isn
I,(X)0,(»jO
!W,0)K)
431.11)0
ISSJ-SS
Bounty nmu
For improvement of Bti'eeu
l!oad1)P(l
1,00*
.
School HouHo-*,
I'linllc «('hool8
Var.
1872
lSS«-«» l.iOWtc
\Wi 1.0 (I* c
1808-69 l.OII &c
.
»•-
I.'iHfMvtUe. Ky.:
For .lert'iirsonvUle
1,010
i.uiu
1.U00
1,000
M.4N,
M.4N.
J.
4 U.
M.4N.
.1. 4 J.
J. 4 M.
A. 4 0.
M.4 8.
A. 40.
BEMABKS.
When uos.
New York.
Col. City T easurr.
A J.
A.4U. New York 4 Columoua,
C-ilnmbus.
.1. 4 J.
New York.
M.4S.
60,000
isei-hi
by Wliom.
Var
jtrtfif. City
Wator loan bonds., conpon..,
do
do
do ...
Improvement bonds
KerouRlructlou bonds
Wbera Parable and
3.
91)0,000
«uiir.
When
Payable.
7
185.IS-59
bv city.
Pub. Build, stock (Jity Uall) bonds
do
i.oju
1(167
18S«-f8
ftc.
'
Detroit, Mich. :
lion d» for vnrions
SCOfte
1847- '48
W ma
H7I
do improvement bonds
do water worK purposes
General Impruvem^oi
«
6
146/M)
18n-'48
an Immedlace notice of smx error AleeoTere4 In oar Toblge*
slTliiflr
xa
1871
1873
I8n
1873-1876
1.1901.J
1878
1891
1897
1807
1888
1889
1889
1889
Not.
Total tc'op'y deht,.$!l..')13.1(lO$."i.O l.r6nfj7 4M,n6)
This makes the totai lun.le and leiiiporarv debt.
»12i,h9a.22;
1-7-.;.
against »1(K.-61,11X Jan. i
Tiie population of N w York In 18HI was Ki^l,
against 805,658 in 1860. The following table ahows
the progress in ten years of pro' erty ralvatlou
1
and taxation.
Real
Tear,
estate.
18Bi..tS98Ji.'e.619
18$!.. 40(jgs.<a
1862.. a99.5S«,404
PiSS.. 401I.I87,!I82
18M
186).. 410 774.436
1889
1865.. 427.M)J84
1884
1866,. 478,9 ^.aU
1887.. 6<6,4l7,0e>
1879
1890
1868.. 6ai.<36J9S
Rot. 1, 1909 18«9.. 684.188.918
1884-1888
1870.. 742.108^)71
1871.. 769.a«.2liO
1888
in>-188>
18%!.. 197a«d.«S
Personal
estate.
$178.19;.087
174.624^06
lTI.4t6.0n
191.961.161
».920 JUS
181.423.471
tS7.9»4 9T4
276,359,411
-inetazprtMOO-^
City a
Slate.
Couitr.
3 81
1$4S
417
M0(
2 U
3M
4 31
496
194
4«l
9nj99.9n
MIJ424M
tfl5,28M)l
1^
•2H2AS
4.4«
U
14
16 $•
nn
VH
0$
19
»<i
»il
W
19
19 «»
17119
THE CHEOMCLE.
724
IMay
31, 1873.
CITY SECURITIES.
Snbncrlbera will confer a great
DESCRimON.
Date
01
all refereuces, Bce Uonds.
foot uotes ou 2d page prevluas.
For exptanacion of
Ifeu}
yort— (Coiiti'ired)
Kam. Aid fund bonds.
Vol. Soldloie
do
do
d
Court Hou e boud'..
Consolidated slock, coupon
Dcpt o Par' 8 iuipiov, Donds
Central Park couuuisslou bonds
Assess "ent b -uds
Cltv Parks in-Tovem't fund stock.
Normal school fund stock
Public school building lund i-louk..
Ad ttional Croloi^ water Blocx
do
Ninth
>
1863
18IS
district
Sftwer -epalr stock
I'Oic
lOi&c
266,500
300,000
;ou&c
!00*c
,i52,'00
U&c
1.
I
coupon
Con..«olidft!eU stock,
Acnmmulated debt
N. y.
bonds. .^
Westchester Co. Imp. bds.
&
A>'o Orleans :
Consolidated debt) $850,000applled
do
do > yearly to lut'st.
do
do
oaddebt
do
do
do
do
do
do
)
and principal..
l'-71
1004.;
OO.tc
lOU&c
51,0.010
1861
1861
18S5
ISbS
1S«4
l«lil-V«
186W2
n-u
18ij!)-7tl
1869
Vundiugloan,18T0
EK. Co
In aid At.
&
St. L. liU.
Providence, R.
Co
OO&c
600,000
100,100
8.^85,500
6,000,aKl
30.000
6K7
6
1,000
1,617,000
6
J. &.l.
1,(100
22O.0ai
203,000
6
00
6
6
7il,800
7
946,',
37(i,H10
1,000.000
851,2111
1,70;4I10
100.0(10
San Francifico :
Bonds of 1855, coup,
1858,
',
Thepreceriing figures do not Incluf'eBreclal assessments for ImrirovenientB, Ftreet opening, A-e.. on
18',I0
Biecltled property.
The Boaid xed the total
amount ot tax.-tton for loTS as follows:
i
1901
I,'73-'76
:8;3
Nov.l,'i3-'7:.
Dec.
Nov,
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
es
1,(*10
l-.'i4
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,010
1,000
1,000
815,0(10
75.000
2.819,000
25 ,000
18C9
386,00
133,000
1,393,400
1869
500.0110
3.00(),70n
170
3..
I
00,000
a55.000
5385.23
I,73%000
4 450 000
1855
'5.'i-';i
6.70,1.001'
'68- '70
1868-71
1865-6
1863
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
10
7
7
8
7 3-10
6
5&ii
6
6
6
8,7o4,'J00
6
6
6
154,9110
7
5,1. 5.400
il.fSO.O
V2-'fi5
•60-'70
[511
,1
00
2,167,4,16
4-5
County purposes
1,1891
1,000
1,000
1.000
1867-'i;9
500*c
1867- '68
l.OOO
1852
500&C
1,857,700
18-.6
lOOO&c
lOO'&C
11X1 i&c
6
600,000
6
600,000
300,000
5
5&6g.
2,000,000
13
coup, (gold),
Judgment bonds
do
Cenfral Pac. 1!K.
Western Pac. KR.
do
do
School bonds
.lud^ment bonds
School bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.
.
.
.
.
Pa'k Iniprov-inent bonds,
bonds
Savannah, Ga.:
S 'b c iptioutoOp Ilka
'••1
PE
Purchn-eot" Siinnxtleld pijintation
Subscription to Mn c )gee It {
Construction of w.iter works
Gasl ght Co. s ock
Improvement 01 Savaiin h Ivor..
Sav., Albany* Gulf RR
Funding coupmsife ober porposci.
Ri.denipt.on of bonds
.
do
do
Bonds for city Improvements
Harbor. &c., improvements
1,000
.lOO&c
.lOO&c
1,1891
Total
& Den. C. RR. 1S69.,
Mo. Valley RR
St. Jos. & Topeka RR
St. Jos.&C. B.
R
iver and Wliarf Bonds
City Improvenent Bonds.
Funding lionds
is
to St. .Jos.
I
Interest
BomU
Bridge Bonds
246.000
2:!!,l»Xl
308,01X1
70O,l»Xl
'
95 000
375,500
J.
wb'cli deduct the revenue of
thcgcncial fund, estimated at
1,1371
1891
:
Water Work^ bond« (old)
Bon Is to Pacilic Uailroad
do do Iron Mountain RR
do do NortliMo.KR
'o do Ohio&Mis.aippi RB
Tower GrovQ Park bonds igold).
)\v«r bonds
ibor and wharf bonis.,
i '.ayette Park bonds.
i.v water work bonds (gold)
Waterbi dHol ISIi. (l'oH)
Renewal and sewer bonds
«
ife-lbOl
sir,
18t 0-1881
1895~18,.7
1891
S
J'
*i
18;7-1879
41
ISS'J
5-3
1687
-.3
i;
oio
18M-1888
1
llKll
fcoo.
1881-1888
18J1
N. Orleans or N. York,
New
Varl.
&
Phila., Treasury,
J.
6
'
;
;
Ito '72
;
1891
1895
1887- 19<X)
.
&J.
& J.
J.& J.
Dec,
1880
Oct., 1910
Total fundc-l debt, ,Ian.,18;2, $47,075,330; Heating
debt, $6,196,681. Sinking ftmds. $13,969 IFO: valua
tlon of real proper y $5ii,'2.''4 personal, $' ,930,7(0;
tax rate In ISR, $5 10 rate nroi os- d for 1«7H,
Population, 1870, 614,02'2, agaliBt 565,529
$2 1'.
'72 to'85
do
:
do
do
.t.& J.
;
•72-1905
ilo
d.)
J.& J.
J.&J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.&J.
'71
Orleans or N York,
New Orleans.
J.&D.
A.&O.
J.
J.
J.
1S71
1873
1881
1-89
New Orleans,
do
do
Special provisions are made for some other
Issues of ocbt as follows: Kit. bonds interest
by 20-175 ot real estate tax and 1-175 of personal; Pone artrain Rli., mt. by 2 per cent ol
licenses %\ ,000,000 loan y 25-175 of tax on real and
personal
7 per cent loan of 1869, bv »31,;4u
reqii red by law 10 be dcivB ted monthly ; \' liarf
bonds, by levee dne« pledged for Interest aul
principal
10 per ent bonds ol 1871. by monthly
deposits out of current revenue. Tbe total lunded andfloatlig debt, Jnlv, 1S72, was *!1,?«1 '285.
Population. 1870, 191,418, against 138.670 In IBfO.
New Funding »'0,00(i,iOO loan authorized In 18,2.
(V. 14, p. 791; V. 15, p.6<6.)
\y-.\
Orleans.
do
do
for Interest and principal ol consoi
bonds the sum of $(130,000 per year la rcouired
by law to be raised bv tax on real estate.
1892
1692
1892
1871
1874
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
in 1860.
do
to'al debt Feb. 1, 187>, was $4,042,145, which Included $tfi4,ooe old munirl' al bonds and various
other small IsB.'es. VaUv.tlon In ia;i. $17/00,000.
Population, 1870 86,076, age inst 18,063 In 1660.
The
Pittsburg.
IS93-'96
Pitts. ,aud New York,
N. y., Bk of America.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J.&D.
171. ,500
65%l«*l
6g.
6g.
7b.
7f.
J.
&
1909
1913
Sinking fund March 31,1872. $1,30,465. City Is protected bv mortgages on S t. & St. L. and on Portl.
& Rochester Railroads. Assesiied value of real
Nov., 1886
Nov., 1S87
Nov., 1888
July, 1887
June, 1877
e''tate,$17,353.r)00; personal, $11,570.8'0. Tav rale
In 1871, $25 per $1,000. Population In 1870, 31,413
against 26,341 In 1860.
'71 to '91
April, 1877'
$69.12(1,400 ; rcrsonal, $10,.
160.700; total, $110,087,100. Rate 0' tax, $13 60 rer
$1,0(0. Sinking funds ol' 1885, $3 5,676; sinking
F. RR.. $1S2,011.
lunds of 1813, $100.6-0; H., P.
Valuation orreal elate.
J.
M. &S.
J.&J.
J.&J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
Varl.
.',00&'
386,000
1873
1371
5I»&C
500&C
150,00ti
61.'.
i75,0i D
6g.
A.&O.
J. & J.
M.&N.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J. & D.
J. & J.
M.& N.
1854
1850
1811
500
1
7
K?J;
5':0
500
SOO
500
500
18.-.3
1
5-1
1853
18 -.8
\»V\
1869
1870
18i,(XI0
ir
7g.
7g-
3OI.00I1
m
t
27,;.l'j
Sffl.lK!
198.1XIC
5.00C
64,50f
r.A> A.
J
il.&S.
600&C
7
7
100 ,tc
1,000
402,8' Kl
7
500
187(1
i.i»y)
,-,;!!.'V10
18i2
1,000
600,000
i8C0-'»
500
4Sl,.'i(X)
186,1
.500
150,000
Providence.
do
do
Bost.Reverc Bk & Prov
N. T., Lees & Waller.
San Francisco,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
S'.
J.&D.
7
7
9'7.5(i0
117,0(X)
S49,6I«1
M.&N.
3. & D.
J. & J.
M.&N.
1
.!.&
7
M.& N.
J.&J.
6&7
10O*c
lOO&e
7«,*0(.'
6
1868
S3. 11X1
1858- '59
500&e
88.(01.'
10
10
1860-'66
1866-
50
te
Sti.cuo
500
125 (Wl
120,010
500,000
1816-r2
1*10-68
1 < 1-66
1811-58
var.
2,988,000
ar.
77S,(XI0
2.5.1I00
1S.51-S)'
1,HI0
l.OOl
1368-'70
1871
18.54-57
.
1351-55
1852-54
1868
1851-6-1
I
.
Duncan,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
y.,
S.
& Co
do
do
••o
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jan., 1876
1-85
Jan., 1*93
Jan., 1900
Si'pt.,
&
Population In
100
1,000
6
10
VJ
lU
vnr.
•S.
M.&N.
y. N. B'k
Commerce
do
do
var.
St. Joseph Treasury.
Jan.
do
do
M.&S. K. Y. Am. Exchange Bk,
var.
St. Joseph Treasury.
var.
do
do
J. & J. N.Y., Northnip & Chick,
J. & J. N. Y. N. B'k Commerce
-
^
var.
var.
l,li:>0
1,000
1.000
I,OIX)
1S52-6S
var.
1'61-«S 100. &c.
1867-70 1,1100
Xfra
l.OIH
1873
I.iitO
476,t»Xl
Sil.OlX
2M.(rt)
510,0 III
Mi.iXXl
316.010
911.000
l,21'i,0(,i0
6
6
6
r,
6
6
6
6
6
Varl,
Varl.
Varl,
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
F. & A.
1,2511.1.00
6(18,00
6g.
J.&J,
6
M.&N.
M.&N.
Van.
J. & D,
J. & D.
»g.f.
J.&J.
S.OSO.tXX)
do
do
do
do
1870, 149,482 against 56.802 in If 00. Real
estate in the 11 cal vear ending June 30, I>72. whs
assessed at $187.289.301 1 ersonal property at $! :0,595.941
sinking fundf. raised annually amount to
$223,(100. All the values lor San FranclBc* ar«
g. yen In gold.
;
.-
1891
18J5
ISSl
1887
June 1, '82-90
July 1,1'97
Nov. 1,1891
May,
M.y,
Floating debt, Jan., 1873, $244,802. The city owns.
real estate and other property valued1 at about
Aisesped value of real estate in '67;
$4,500,(1(10.
$I«.7'1,'.65, Population. 1S70,';8,285, against 22,i!'2,
1874
1875
-Iline
1
lB7f
Feb., 1878
Ma
In 1860.
1P83
cli,
,
Nov., ls-3
Dec., 1888
Fb.,
1888
Nov., 18 9
June, 1890
Nov., 19(«1
Jan. ,1902
Pooulatlon In 1870, 19.565 against 8,933 In TSfB. Keyenne from all sources in 1870-71 was <6tira ted at
$195,000. Tn 1870 a-fessed valuation of property
wa«$n.l»Xl,tXlO; rate of lax, IK percent; total revenue (int. fund $106,487. general fund $81,116)
$217,000. The cllv owns $.51X1,000 of St. Jo. & Denver C. RR. Plo k. $50,(«)0 St.Jo.& Toneka stock,
$150,00(1 Mo. Valley stock, their value be'ng nom'&c., are worth nlout
nal.
Public building
•80-'S9
Nov.,
188!
'80-'»li
1873
'7S-'79
'S0-'S9
'78-'SO
1S72
1891
,
$150,000.
Vi
J.
&
A. A
'91
7.5-
'88
72-
it,
'72-
»t:
*"
"Mul&Oh
cago
RR
RR
wa^fUnaton,t/. o./
i'«*an, coopoit or reg stered. gold.
.
var
var
315,1' 68
12&7
111.5'4
7
var
215.(123
8
5011.4 .!
20
1,000
100,000
60&C.
'.1X1
r.
'
83
7J- 3
74- '77
'
'74
do
Aug.
cTo
New York &
1898
St. Lonls,
N. T., '^. Bk Commerce,
do
do
Jan.
lAi. c.;
estt'.ated In.ome 1871-2, $3,I51.JR'(.
Jan., Ii72 amounted to $920,808.
1
New
Tl-^an
1S89-9O-90
88 -'Ui
1900
N. Y. iBtNation'lBanlt
Jan., 1902
Paul and
;
¥of
The sinking fund
•77- 88
•TJ. 76
.June, 87-^90
:av2
( pril 1
York;
do
N.Y., P. M. Mvers & Co.
N. Y., Jay Cooke & Co.
N. y.,Faro.L.&T. Co.,
St.
Population 1870, 310,864 against 160,773 In 1860. City
and county gove nment- and finances are separate
Toial debt October, 1872, $13,4(fl.5(«, incUidl'-g antic ration bonds payable J nua^y,
1873. $900,000. County debt is $3,212.0(10, AsscFsed
valuation of all property (shout 60 per cent ot
actual valnc). old cty $l42.0OO,(KXl. witb a tax rate
of \\4 per cent new citv. $I,(XX1,0(X1. with tax rata
•7'. '89
do
do
do
1.
U.
0.
7'-
•74- '75
Van,
Van.
6
6
fg.
6g.
51,500
N.Y.,N.Bk Republic,
1870, 68,904, against 49,129 In 1660.
Popnlation In
1873
1888
'77-'78
SI. niiil.Mlnn.:
Revenue Bond^
I*r,..f erred boiuw
8 nercnnt bonds
Lake Superior
Miss.
;
11-96
1878-1876
:
.
'.ll
2,250,roo CO
Total
»r5,5:.9,^so '^4
at the rate of 8-38 per cent en the laxi^ble
valuation of 187J. See Kbsfract tr. m Mayor's
nicBSnge, .lanusry, IMS, In Chkoniclk, v, 10, p,
5i.i
see also v. 15, p. 626 v. 16, p. 154.
18M-1888
A.& 0.
H.& 8.
J.&D.
612,500
377,000
250,000
I9T,000
,1861
^1365
ISil
Ht Louis
Renew;*! and Floating debt bonds.
Keile<r te anil public buildings.
Stree. Improvement bonds
$:i;,8(9,73J
From
1987
1,
Joseph, ito,:
do
do
M
2.tDi,0(000
Being
M.&N.
Van.
J.& J.
A.&O.
M.&N.
M.&S.
J. &D.
J. & J.
fOO&c
SOO&c
500 vc
500 *c
18K6-67 500&C
18ii7
500&C
1^62
18SS-61
1871 1-T2
llospilul
$9,'61.T51 81
8,4'5,SP7 74
l,:S.'i,4<0 69
15.p76J1'i
1891
1,
1S75-1892
Boston Suffolk Bank.
do
do
do
do
6
6
Bost. Columbian P.ank.
Boi^ton Suffolk Bank.
6
(5&6 monthly
Boston & Portland.
do
A.&O.
00
5
i
6
1868
18B9
18T0
!655
do
F. r mlerest t.n city and county debt
For red* mp'n of city and county debt
01 y purpos'B
23, 1901
o
-
for State purposes
To provide
1852
183i
185i
1863
18T2
.
(gold)
coup.
S. I'-L-.&St.JoseuU.
B
1873-1875
1876
I.:
.
Si,
6
6
6
6
liEMARKB.
Wlisn Due,
Nov.
M. &N.
2,000,(XIO
4.000,(100
6
6
6
MS
?.^
,11.
lOO&c
lOC&o
1(11 lAc
;00&c
lOO&C
;oo&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
500&C
iOO&c
«,SM
(
Loin to H., P. & r. Railroad
Bond* f'r publi'' irap' ovem*nt
i;^•cr^Uing and bounty oonds
Water loan uonds, goid
do
Principal,
"Where I'ayablewid
by WiioDi
M.&N.
M.&NM.& N.
M.&N,
& N.
M.&N.
M.& N.
M,& N.
M.&N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M &N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.*N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.& '«.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
157,000
do
do
do
do
• do
Portland & Rochester RR..
do
BniidiugLoanCom'ers..
MaTdclpai— proper
>
7
6
6
6
6
5-!8,00O
Portland, Me.:
Loan to At. & St. L.
&
2,(!l»,000
Wharf Improvement Bonds
Piiuhurgh :
Water extension loan (coupon)
Funded debt bonds
Compromise UK. bonds (cp®.)
6
10»*c
Trust Funds
Philadetphta :
ilouds issued prior to consolidation,
do to pay for btocK subs, do
«'» for extension of gas works.
do jor permanent iinprovemts...
d> lor park purposes..
do for war and bounty purxses.
do for municipal &schuol putp..
7
7
S10,U00
City, (debt assumed)
Jeil',;r3on
200 001
6g.
7
&
•
6
6
1S70
,
Waterworlss Loan of
One Million of ISiM
Funding L lau ot 1869
,7.)
18W
-,
KU
,aK
«80,UOl
45i%0l0
88.50'
Old corporations
Poiicli.irlraiu
00
,521,700
ICO&c
Rail
.
,125,1
10.I&C
10 &e
:S7l-'J
,,
,S.M72 6
a
1862-S
I8TI
18 '2
6
7
7
,500,000
&
Consol.aiitod8toi;k of 1^91
A. Y. Counly:
C 'nly Court House stock
No. 3...
do
do
do
do
No. 1...
No. 5...
do
d.>
Bol. Bubs. Red. bounty bonds
Hoi. bounty fuiul honds...
B'd.subs. and Relief Ked. bonds
i-ol. bounty fund bonds. No. 3
Sol. bounty fund Ued. bonds, No. 2.
Kiot damages Red. bonds
do
do
indem. bonds
Assesanieitt fund stock
Repairs »o bulkilntrs. (-lock
Immediate uotlce or any error discovered in our Tables.
INTEREST.
Amount
is;i
IS
girliig us
par •
OulRate
Wi en t
Value. st'nd Dg.
Payable.
dent.
IO;&c
187 i
18.2
bonds
liiiprr, .'euieiit
Size or
10
;8?i
mvor by
do
•71-^36
Population ISiO, 30,030 against 10,400 In 1860. AesessTab'stton of 'axable property 'n 18i2 about
e
whs
$23,000,000. Intere-t on the railroad bonds
ru«
tusp?nded on arconnt of an injiinctioii
a decision was made In ct.,1372. conllrmlog ta»
validity of th bonds, (v, 15, p. 626.)
1
;
'
•
Negotiated abroad In
1871
May
THE
31, 1873.]
CHilONIt^Lt
725
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
(BntflrsdnMOTdlngloMlcf CongroMilo Ui«
abarrlbera
vrlll
ofl
!
Al't'}U'H'i iP^7((//iu-iBt M.,«Ul.Kiiiir. Ala...
a.uiK) p.r Mitli' nut {.'iiiiruiitceU
U.!COlVLM-'. I)..llll« itiir tl„WiJUiJj
AtiKui]/ it .sv/.YyMe/tu/ina— block
.
2
luau
lllortitHKU
'
M
iil.)rt,.ij|.
HiH'i/— stock
AHriiliitiiii
iiiDrt^dffU
t;i'ii.
M0,000
7
J.*
ISil
l,Wu,UiO
IHOII
l.lll«
9 2 0,000
I.IMI
2,e73,(lU>
>
8
8
J. 4b.I.
J.& J.
IWill
7
ArkitjimiM C'nlriil~\fil .Mort(;aKi-'. KoM
Atc!ii\on A ScbrdHku
AkhUun Tnp. ,t S. ^"c -I«t HI., Kolil
Laii'l «rant tu .rt.,BoUUoiij3.iK>yx4)ftcie»)
Wichita & s. >v., Li-tmori., KoUl.Kiiar...
Atllot ,fe A'/trf*'M— ist m-irliiaKC
lai
lis
ito
r>i
131j
I.UIIO
4JV,0UU
im
!U>
5,0i<l,HXI
1,(IHI
10100,000
1,11(10
WI.OOU
2,1W,0U
43I,1W
l-tM
lUlM
300*1
V,
im'i
1,100
1171
I8)W
1H71
ISC.
V,titiu
mkc
mort..
AllaiUii ,* IKr<« A><nl—stock
.ai/. <* <H. IKe»(— stock ( I'otal, WO.OOO.OUO.)
PriffurreU sock
»7
5S5
53.-1
110
l,/32-200
20,000,000
I'JO
111,01)1,000
18,000,000
lJ.MO,iO)l
29,0 0.000
f.tlO.OOO
4>4I
2'l
460
46U
18.1
300
llO&c
SOU&i
h.2
1,0110
18a
i,oim
137i
100
(iu^irantced stock
Cuuwolld. I8t ulurtKaitu
So. Ucoi't^.a & ij'l., iHt uiortKafce
do
1st
ill
'.id
mort.
onsd
luoi
to State of
t.
Norfolk
&
500*c
S004C
.Wi&
OlWfco
300.<c
.
ant bonds
—
M
M.
1
sterling, 5-20 years
do
do
A>ift>ixt<i
<fc
mort
II
—
J.
ft
J,
£11X1
i.llC
iilll
I,SOO,000
713,100
481.000
ICO
73.t,7n>
IS«1
lOOi'c
129,100
SOn.iO
1884
1,001!
ioo,o;-o
111(1
!3.143,10O
«Ji.'i2,80O
18.15
I.6,10.(«0
863,-250
189U
18-m
187'
1830
519,501
1,710,500
3,701,1)0
3,150,440
do
do
do
fund
.
Ifffl)
1!B)
181U, sterling, JE-OO.CflO
BaltlmO'e loan, 1S55N'ow s'ertlnrmort. foi-i.'XOOOOO
N. W. Va.,3d mortgage, t:»->.J>
Bilt.it P"tom'ic—'iBt n'ort.. (I.ijniiel) gold.
I8t morttfiige gold (main Viae.
Banijnr it P/.vc.i^i^km— Mangor loan, Ist
Sellnrllle it Siiiuhevn IlUnotn-Ut M., skg fd
M
do
ISVI, (
185T, (
3d >'..
do
BerHfilre—fft >c}s
H t>iton
ik
by C. & A.).
do
do
)..
do
do
)..
1871
i'.o'io
l,500l«)
1,000
iOO&c
s,o«uitti
T20,000
1,00(1
1,100.0011
lUi
Agrlc. Br....
isa
1,110
1851
i,o;«'
t.oai
1,000
10l>
Blnklng fund bonds
BoHon. Uar^foril A &/«— stock
Ist mortgage, old
Ist mor gage (Herdell)
guar, by Eric
Ist
do
100
100
15*1
186«
1888
Floating debt
Mass. loan, (secured hyj 1,000.(100, Herd.M)
Bovion it />'fe.'//— stock
New 6toek (1-5 paid, 1-S r>ayable July, TS
Mortgate. wharf purchase
New b nds
B'yyion ifc Jf-z/Me— stock
Bonds coup.A reg.(tl,f00,000anthorl2ed)
/ rort'tenre —siock
i,oai
1,0W'
i8;i
l-t
PMli.-Ut
mort., gold....
Jiurl., C. llapOli it .Ifiim— ist M.,gold, s.f..
:st niort..?.iM. (Milwaukee llvls on)
Burllnr/loii it -If". /J/per— stock
Pri'fi-rred t^tock
1st
on road
M
& 4ft),(Kl(l acres laid. .!»
(2d series),
BoU'ls conv. lntopf.8t*k (3d series).
Ine t)ds ronv.tocom.st k, (Ithse- ,>,
Is', molt. ennv. onljr'n'di,(lith^or ),
o;
Cnnvertlblehds of 1-711. itlth series
Biir. tH'i.in .VcA.— 1st M..coiiv.,l,gr ; Coup.
B-.u s convertible tin .Ian,, 13^2. > mar
Omaha & S. W., 1st mort , guar., N be r^g
B".rl. it Sotilhw^.^1 .—' ^i M., cp. mav^e reg.
Oalro, Arkait»a^ it 7«.C'*s— ut m. gold
.:al>'Q it fiitton—X'i M., gold., on r'd & I'nd
Cairo -tlit. A/>«/v— 1st nior'gage
,
Bonds conv.lntopf.st k
Vairo
.i
\.
M.
J.
ft
O
ft
P.
J.
ft
J.
M.
ft S.
ft J.
g.f.
J.
J,
«g
t.
6
Vi«cenji<s—Ut mortgage, gold
IX
19,6S4,10(l
;06.00O
6
667..10
2.26I.IIIO
6
Nov.,
ft
ft
J.
A.
1863
50*c
1806 «004c
1868 'noo*.,
1860 ,S»*c
1R69 500*e
d. ft N.
200.000
621,000
24,183,960
273,000
7
6
J.
J.
J.
"Y
?H
f.
58.
5s.
5,058,3.10
600,000
993,i>()
438,000
1X7:1
SJjiftc
H.0l«)
1.000 a0,O»'ii in.
^loo.iior
1.0001
5,000.000
l.OtlUl
;r7i
....
2,10,"00
1871
LOOOl
8,100,000
Oct.
1873
1337
Ihe
Ihe
.
»»
ciii.iuili.i.
(
1.1-73.
)
'.
,
n
'T.'rt.
"'
8
8
I.
8
r.
f.
p.r"j;
'n
'
:
o relulnB»Jli("
i
itoek nii'sneil.
liit.o
'o tlngeiit ui.on lie ear:
•(
..
Co. (l!epi,rt,v, lS,p.6JS; v,U,p. 291.)
'
'
.
'.fit.
fW>.FM, belrg
Net earn nga
over IKl, See
f'O.Tfl ess than In 1171
18:2, (31^,717, being tCO.KH
report In v. 16, p. 652.
IWl
1,
A
CM
.
.
Jan.I,'¥6.(IO
July
LIUM
Mcli
1.
1900
Jan.l.H
JnlyMiiSO
do
Jaly, 1888
(
Nov., I8UI
Nov., 1891
Nov., 1901
Pfjrtland.
Feb.,
London. Or. Trunk R.B. Mcli.
18i.i
73
1886
15,
May 2,
Boston.
Londuii, Ud Tr. RB.
Oi
do
do
do
do
Savannah,
|ll.;>5!i.i'
logs.
Of the
», ,. ....... MM,-, r...,..,.,. .1. ,1. . .1.
$11.IUO.t"0 lo:ili ei^^tugil la hi-l i to
retire a the ol
V )6 p 21.
1
debt.
i
See CllBOJIIcLa,
t. 1, I.S8I
CunoMCLB,
V. to, p. 196,5.-5.
Leased for
999 years, iit,,,. ««.y. 1858, to
(trnnd Trunk ft.l.*. Annual ni.t, 3 per
cent on sti rllnu londasuui onstock and
curr. ucy bonds.
ct. 1,1891
Nov.
I,l)t7.
Dec.
!ST2
Leaacd to Central of Oa. for t73,nn per
M. Bk. Jdly'i.'l881 Leased lo Pa. K.lt.. at 40 per cent of gross
receipts. Stock, »5;o/Xlii. Dlv.6pre.ayr,
do
do
July 1, 1881
Ilalilmore Ofllce.
.May, 1^^3 SeV'-rai roitds are leasea by IhlsCo,, and
do
May 1, :«73 operat' d In connection wl h the main
stem, Ihe gro»s smtngs o/ all tli- I'm-s
do
Apl. 7. 1813
1-72, wero
last year, .niil. g S.pt.
do
18)3
ore tjiantliepre
do
»13,«*,6T7, »I0»7,3ii.
If 80
do
vlouayar. (A nual rerorfln T. 16, p.
1.8S1
London.
82; lecalso v. 15, p. 692.)
1895
Baltimore Ofllce.
18'jO
London.
Mcbl. IS92
I'lilla.,
Farm,
ft
i
.'tO.
.
Baltimore. OAlen.
1885
—
Phlla elphta.
1-8.1
do
Boston Ofllce.
do
do
*nir.,1891
do
Boston Ofllce,
I8,S1
.)i
rv'.'l875
1, 1875
I8-»
Bos'trn.
1881
New
York.
do
July. Itre
July, '.900
Boston.
Boston, at Offlce
Boston. St Ofllce.
A.ftO.
Boston, at Office,
O.
isai
1890
1SS2
1873
July
M.ft N.
ft
ft
May,
Boston Ofllce.
" ew York.
Boston Ofllce.
do
do
A.
In 187 ,(229J2I.
(V. 14. p. S23, 715.)
Apl.i0.187S Leased to llousatonlc.at 7 per eent,pct)yr
Mav 5, ,878 f^et ea*-' lugs lor y» ar e illiig Oct. f, !S',2
f2..')(i^.61t.
v. Il.'p. 20.43: annual report
July, 1816
In V. 15, p.834; r. 16, p. 188,)
Apr. 1. 1871
Bo8t„ Boaton Nat'l Bk, Jnly 1,
do
1889 ft
J.
ft J.
'.
1887
P,4 Co
Boston, at Ofllce,
ft
an.
,1873
1879
1813
May
15,
189:1
Consol. of Agr. Branch snd Fi'ehburp and
Wnr. ester. Net earnings 18n-:2 tlti,:95
(-ee report v. IP. p. 82.)
Net esniinv Cor vesr efid'ntr with March
»re,IX10 f mort:av'i.tond
18T.'. S131.212.
due In 1&65 yf t ontttanding. CiuoKi-
CLE, vol.
ll.p.'lSl.
Company reorganized,
Cn Ros CI.K, T. la, p.
S^e
April r, 18*3.
'i^a,
(T.
523; V, 16, p. 21, 90, 15«, lt8, SSS.
W
p. 2VU,
90, KO.
Operated with the Naabna ft Lowell, 69
per cent of ea iilngs and expenses to It.
ft 1. 31 per cent lo N. ft 1.. Net earn'g*.
1-71-12. ?-2ll.016.
Net
Reereort.
V. 19 p. SS*.
iv. 16, p.
earnlliKS, '.871-T2, $)01 116.
50,82.1
May
11,187S Net earnings, 1871-72, »I«5JI6. lT.I6.p.l8« )
Apr. 1,1108 Advitll edl'. Nov .1872. for lorecl.isr.rf
but postponed, (v. 15, p. TT?: v. 16, p. 401.)
Apr, MSir
J. ft
Ian 1, 1896 Leaeed to Krle for Int., ftc. (v. I4.p, 62?.
J. ft
M.ir. 1.188* Sold Dee,, 1-12, by foreclosure, (v.ia.n.^ 1.-,
per
F. ft
b.. -.ST:'. Leased to Krle In 1863. for 490 ri-s, at
J. ft
Dec 1,1877 CO t on stock ft Int. ft sink, fund on bds.
July!, 1>.9C Compli-ted Dee. 187'.
J. ft
M. ft
May 1,1919 Stork, H.8;;,52.1. Net carnlng8,Tr.ti83,'02.
(Cnao.Mri.a. V. 15. p. 7-'7: v. 16, p. r.'.
F.ft A.
do
Feb.. I«K
M.ftS.
Boston, Co. '8 office.
Mar. 15, -i\t The iiX and 3d series of bonds ha% o Iraflle
guarantee of rhlc. Bur. ft (j. An agreeM.ftS.
do
do
Mar. 15. "7?
A. ft O. Boston 'and New York Oct. 1,1893 ment or eonso Idstlon and a nerpelual
lease to Ci-le., Burl, ft Qeincy. was
J. ft J.
Boston, hy Treasurer. Julv 1,1875
do
do
Julyl, 1.878 made In Oc'ober. 18^2. ffee reni ri In
,;.ft J.
CU'O.MCLI. T. I. 16, p, 323. (V. IS, p. 9.'3 :
.\pr. 1, 18!"
A. ft O. Boeton ft New Vork.
do
do
Julv 1. 1894 T. 16. p. 11, S2I.)
J. ft J.
do
J. ft J.
do
July 1. ISSf
Boston ft New Y'ork. July 1,-18"4 Stock, $«i88,7 0. Land grant, }.4IV,0M
J. ft J.
Boston Office.
acres. 8-1.. to Jan., 1873, 2«44M Kiea
J. ft J.
Jan. :,1«8.'
M'.ftN.
f.
7»r
506,100
*
di
7g\
4:2..100
J.
J.
J.
J. 'ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
i:iO"jiiai
5,T2!SO"
60 ',010
i.m-,000
ft
ft
ft
J.
J.
4f.
S4'iOjm)
IMVfee
A
J.
J.
.180.000
1869
ft
do
M.ftS.
2 350.1100
!7,S97,6-2
ft
7
7
738,100 7 pr.yr
200 JBO
6
686,500
7
i.WOfti'
!
N.
J.
O.
3
1S7I)
1872
1870
1 72
li^l
ft
ft
ft
"t
700 OHO
1,100
1,000
10)
100
M.
l.''O,0OO
6g.
1872
II
U
187?.
.,
Only 4lMill<s
Net carnlnKs h.
Consol.Oet., 1870, of At. ft Pac.andStntb
Pacinc. Ijin'l rrant of UMLOm »(i.".
Lease" 111.' .\lii.snurl P. clllcroad. i;eo
Leath. Hk. July, 1888
Boston, Kliuer,
A.ftO.
3.630,000
1,(X)0
•
»-Tli).OiOn-w •'.
1 hlr la a consolidation ol fr-nr Co'a. Of
the stock glien $14t5,..10 la comiu' n;
part
»8«YiOii pref.: an $;7i' jmgoar.
Co, Jan'.'i,'i8;7 of Ml se sli cks have nut yet been euiivcrleil Ironi those of th- old eoD>pai:|. s.
Jan. 1,1877
i.iili' rThe^.a-i 1- t" !i
n.l.
t.. a
Inly 1, 18K)
I.
tlon « '
Jan.l,'-».»i
':ross
ian.l.'8l90
Cu
N. V„ Agency of "o.
N, Y., Agency of Co,
A.
8
3,9.10,000
I'O&o
ft
Q-J.
V.&\.
100
18.17
ft
3.
J.
1,01)
1,0X1
1861>
klatealdtMMVperin.: rouniy,t^<KO.
Completed Jan. Tl-tTthn. Pi/.<k|ii.tl».n«.
Noles nt,|-l U.(0'-, W.ft h tl'.'casrdao.l
Int.suar. Hiiiiih I'l'tii, i.tit may be reg.
.
7
950.010
2,0 0,000
1.17«,«HI
16. p. 91,
Baltimore or London, Jan., 1911 Bon''s are guar, hy Pa. U". nnd Northern
Ol nlial. (V. 15. p. IV.)
do
>pr. l.l'ill
Boston, 2d Nat Rank.
Apr. l.tSl'll $122.00" of 'hese bear per cent.
N.Y., Russell Sage.
Oct, 1 1896 L'sed loS.L. A* T.IL.at 40pret. of eamje
Li"R' (1 10 Unllid Co.'s and Pen-. R.K.
Floatlnz d..M.»l,2l-2,«*l. Net •^ari.ligs.
D. N.T.. Duncan, S. ft Co.
187;
'
6
5
7
9
li.71
1902
alaov,
V. 19, p. '252
J.
7
a,'23l,00U
<i
i
Jan,, 1W2
Jan.rllOU
A. ft
A. ft O.
A. ft O.
400,000
416.0ai
850.000
800.000
t,000,l«l
3.000,00(l'
N, r.. Shoo
M. ftS.
SO ,m>
1,|,<X)
O
ft
6g.
6,(121,275
"ioo
mortitage bonds
it
J.
too
&V(<—stock
().
ft
J. ft.l.
873 XOAc
tturr Bnid.it /»«.«».— O'l ii.dm-.lO.OOOaeld)
Jlutr..Corrj/it /Itlali.—Ut Mortgage
Unirnla. y. Y.
A. ft
.\.
5.30 'JXO
3 000,000
SOD
500
BniHhwick <t viw.— iRt mort. go d, end. Ga.
2d M.. skg fund, gold, not endorsed
Bnffitl't. .^l•'o I'ofit- <t
J.& J.
A. & O.
600.000
15.000MO-
i
—lessee assm.
annein.
J.'ft J.
F.
''oncoriiit .Vontrml—Pretr.Htock..
stoc-,1 clud'goldtilv'dsift newstk
bds, conv. <7t m.&lst, ^2bi)
M bd-, ronv (;i m. « 1st 22X)
it
6g. A. ft ().
.M.&N.
^'. ft N.
J. ft V.
J.
1000
SOOtc
do
do
do
do
do
«K
6B
3X
I
18(1
S.
M.&N.
745 000
Otliy
Bt^t
M.ft
1,000.001)
499..10
B'tit'ni,
,
F.&A.
2
6
IS'.I
Kqiilpnient no es
2il
2
1831
is6!
1
.\I.
J. ft J.
.M.ftV.
.M.&N.
xaio.ono
1SJ2
1869
18.6
^l/^a/jy— stock
Bost.. cum. tt ^((cAft.— 1st M.,
2d niol xiige, I8«a-70
g.
1
«g
140,0«1
100
Albany loans (Alb. & W. -^Ikfadgc)
lioUai bonds (Wesfn K. U.)
Dollai- bonds
2d
Sept., 1902
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do*
ft S.
9W,80O
BeloUlere Deliiioiirestoi:^
1st M., bonds of t»ii2. iguar.
2dM.,
£100
iilTl
18K
l
sg
787*10
lUC
i^luKlng
.
777, 00
107,n00
18D3
a Ilin'mn
i
1
do
J.
H?l
;S6K
1851
Ian., too:
Savannah.
.May.'
T.. M. K.Jesup ft Co July,
do
do
do
do
J
ft
ft
100
5.
do
do
do
5,00!',OI«
stock
<fc Ohio
Preferred stock
'.s
i'g.
.1
Washlngtoubranch
Loan,
M.&N.
ft
3 88:0 t
,S</y((rtn«A— stock
Bonds
Bill Eiigte KaHey— l.tM.,s.f.$5,0ij0per yr
2d mortgage
do
Ui.tltlinnre
,
M.ftN.
7
7
in
i.,
:
Gross ea-nlnea In
'k
J
J.
£100
1,1 mo
,
Sterling bonds, not
do
do
do
London.
M.
10,00U,0UI
t
T. :«, p, 5tl;
Lon. Co.'a OOlce
J
ft
M'.ftN.
J.* J.
r.9,742
18a
18a
3
J.
8711,01)0
('40.500
1,16S/I0II
2il
*
!;,T,
M.4N.
J.* J.
7^g-.
412. 00
990,000
2,i;ii.5llO
i:i
7g. J. ft J.
' g
M.ft 8.
'.* J.
J. A J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft. I.
100
lOO
f...
iiii
n.:"
yi
F*'l>
aniMiin.
1871.
Y„Dii'ncau,'8,
7,189,01)0
Att'lutlc it fit. La'oreiice stock, currency.
Slocif stcrl UK
Poriland ritv' bonds, Ist M., skg fund...
18K1
1881
,
V. :«, p. -.vi, J. 9, lU).
:
leased
Canal Co..
This
:;.
jOO.Vc
OO.tc
Pac.gold
Oct
May,
N. v., 1 nlon Trust i:o. luiy. IIMI
Boston, ut Oitlre.
.Sepf. 1.181K
N. v., U.OpdykeftCo, Inly. 18UJ
Boston.
del. 1, 191(1
do
Jnlv 1. '.wa
Boston. Co. '8 Olflcr.
•83.'r9 ft 1(1
.N'.Y.. M. K..le>up ft Co .luly l.igou
Atlaut'.Ua..at Tnsaaury
1873
J.
mOic
868
lf.»o
follows
Road
London Oct!; 190:
UK.
June 1, 1891', CllnoNTL*.
l-ldia., l-eiin.
J.'i'j
ISil
Cent. DIv. land
J, ft.l.
J. ft J.
Sot.,
flarrtsbnrg, 'rrnasury,
t-hilHilelphla or
157,000
454.000
67 .000
2d M.
<fe
,1
1873
1889
1,
Thlaroinianv pnrci a«rd aome Imf ortsnl
M.T.. wiiV.ibV.l.ftCo March',l89> ioadBluln72. Se'rer.rr inCunujuctis
3011,000
OOi,
At.
4
2-26,3
Common stock
acres land
Pac, for »3.01)0,OOU, uold
I)lv.
ft
do
do
do
T, Duncan, S,
SOO&c
&
do
do
do
N.
18(>8
.\t.
A.«tO.
ft J
,1
6:6,00
iTcloi ri^d stock
M. Cent.
J. & J.
J. ft. I.
J. ft J.
jan,
Canal Co Jnly.
4,000 uni
18t M., (South P»c..) gold
1st \r...\t.&l':ic.,gld.on»X),noo
I9t
Jan., nf»
Bk of Commerce.
N. T.,
N.V,U,*U.
A.'ftb.
5,12SOOO
l.«7I
Va
l..t
/^(c//ic—
O.
J.
8f.
2(1 ',001.1
.
<fc
I'-
461. urn
do
id
do
South sido— l8t preferred bonds
do
ad
do
do
do
3d
Virginia & T.nn.— e- larged mortgage
do
4th iiio: tgagc
do
do
rcg
Btcred ci*rtirtc*8
do
Int. undinj; oouda..
do
do
Atlantic
*
«,»21,90i
gold ifor flSIXW.OOUj....
do
do
A.*
laatDlvI'd.
N. Y.,a)Na saa Birrei,
Tbls road la for mlnlnc
law
luraberlut
S. f., Third .\at. PanV. Juno, Iff);
N. y„ Duncan, ti. ft Co Jan,, isst For Ibia Ca,'a affiiirs are CnBOXiOI.> aa
J.&l).
00
7S<i.l76
2,3iO,-,'<«l
11)01 ttfiiKC
Pctercburtf— Ist mortgage
do
do
1,500,
J.
.I.'i'
Jan.. 1872
RKMABK8
,<!(r»il«,
Whom.
3,693,200
ii<i
O.— Stock (coni..p>T.& Kuar
(ft
9
or«g.
looooo
.871
do
M.ft N.
MC
100
J.
7
8.000 p.m.
2,0.0,0(1(1
I.*
A.*(>.
li00,0'O
1,111111
J.'* J.
t
Prinrlpal
wh(ni Due,
Where Parable and
M.& N.
rw
«,0i«,(l00 7
J.
e
7
;,52: ,'«.
<1V,OIIO
1811
i8t goii. ral
Loasei lines rental gold b<>iidB(Cl.& M.)
do
do d'. 1'. P.V.ieS.ftA.)
Athtnftc ifc '?fi^/'-coinmoii stock
2,2MI,30U
3,8>IIMI0
S,5Ui,i<1l
18'.U
iSJ"!
mortgaxe
do
do
do
do
I
7,lt|2
ii>aii
181U
SU., MUs.
C«a(r«M.WMlUa(tM,D. C)
Bondt,
OU DIVIDENDS,
I
J.*. I.
»H
351 1" ,14)0
180
I.in6—l»\,
l.lltlU
lli<>9
•27 >«
3.1
LIST,
th«oa<:«or th« Llbntdu «f
by
IMS
132
112
Atr
When
,.
81
1.12
cC fticf)7nti'i,t
INTEIiEBT
--,
W
H'UHls ut ytiitu Pi. (..nilorBedt.'M M
.M.. oaBt. ex.. for |li'.Ol)i',UUO fv. Pe. UK.
Al'-x. (t /-Vc'/rtcJlw/Jurtf.— iHl n.ortKauu
Ut
AU-tnut
ic r;<l.,lii
2W
.W
ioi
112
111
112
142
132
Ut -Mort^UKM
CUy
DA VA
noteii.
AMrondavk—lalWortatiuo on rua & lau<U,
Al'i. CfUUrat—iHelnm « Merl .)— ut inort..
y
B.
Rata
Oulstaudlug
r^ad:
Alljil.
WU
Amonnt
Ullrs
For full explanatlonu.HOO loot
M
HTl by
conKsr a Kreat fkvor br elvInK n* Immediate notice of any error «llaeoTere4 In oar Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
ill
jr«ar
A.
A.
ft
ft
Boston, at Ofllce.
N.Y., II. Clews* o.,
do
do
J.
N. Y.. »; le R. U,
New York.
J.
•
N. Y Bk of Commei-ceI).
do
do
J. N. Y., Farm. L ft T. Co
N,
N. Y or London,
().
I
O.
i
i
,
.
,
do
J. ft I).
Boston, Co. •» Office.
M. ft N.
8
!«• J.ft D. V. v., St. L. ft 1. M. RR,
7g. J. ft J. S T., Union I'rnat Co.
A.ftO.
i». f. A.ftO. New York and London
Jnne 1,189« fOr»',48?.6S6
May I, 18<»'. Trafllc guarantee hv Ch.,B.ft <?.. 40 p' cent.
.tunc '..iv9: Inpog. Sfk.»2.(100.ix»i. Hds.cp. n.aybeig.
Ian I.1S9! luoroK. Whol-j mort.»».C(X).t».0.(v.;«,p.jl)
Oct. 2.19011
Oct., 190» '(T. N,p.915.)
KoTR.- The flgnrcssometlmei given In brackets, at the end of remarks, refer to the volume and page of CnnoNlct.! containing fuller Information. The letters %.t,
mean "sLiklng f.ind,'itail I. gr "land grant." Companies conso'lilated with, or leased to others will often be lounl under the consolidated or leasee's nnjne.
• For stocks, tills means the miles of road operated
f-ir bonds, the miles covered bv the mortgage,
t T.-iese Il.riiresaro doll us, sin. wing the .lenonil-tations or p;ir valno ol each Issue of sti.icks'and bonds.
t The Int.irest ortr '(:».-( 'on Is given on bo-ids. lint tlio I tit .(("ltd -if on stock!
f roe of U.S. tax
<t nioa.is jioM:
r. extri; *. stock or scrip.
I. stands fur Jan. .t July;
F.
A.. Feb. * \nt.: .M. ft 3.. M.ir. ft Sept.; A. J O., April ft Oct.
t I. ft
M. h N., May ft No» J. ft D. Juno ft Dec. Q.—
quarterly from J;inn:iry; IJ-F., quarterly froui Fob. (J. ->.., quarterly from Marco.
Tiissudttnsshuw tlia purlud whoa thapi'iii;l;>»l [kill .liiu of Aonils ; buttfca Ume when Ui« laaC dividend waa pud en Hock
;
;
.fe
;
/*,
:
THE CHRONICLE.
726
[May 31 1873,
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Snbaerlbers
DESCRIPTION.
notes
..u
Mllcfi
Amount
of"
Outstanding
references see foolnret page of KU. tableg
For cinlanatlon of
all
Road
2,!l0",0i:>0
7g. J.*,I.
1U>
5.817,400
675,000
«g. A. & O.
Consolidated mortgage ioaii
.
SIcrnng
1,80.1.000
151,0011
500,1101
jin
188S
(
1
i;3«i,(X)«)
.
.
...
State of N. J. by Unlied Co. s
Ijoau of 1891
tanvlfii <t AVnnVc—Ul .Mort
,..-,
ad inortxage
OnmifntfUiirl. O.-lst Mortgage. .....
Oxn.ii<ii S'tiMeni -isl M. gld.s.f. cp* rcg
Cainrla. Mich, it Cftfc.-lst M., Kold, «. f..
Catawi>;tia—i'0'innoii Block.
New pre', sto k
iTeferreo Block
—
mortgage bond-«
Chattel mortgage bonds
Ne* moitgig'j
6
510,000
7
7
500*c
B
;,iKio
9,000,(00
2.75O,J00
1,159,500
1,001)
50
"
.
1872
•871
Cai/ufft L'tke-Ut mortgage, gold
on
1st dlTlsiou,8.r.
'i,m
Bonds on 2d dlv, s.f
RapliU d-. Mo— mm. stock
7
W
Bonds
K.
H'.
2,3a,000
lUO
5,0)0,000
993,000
500&C
1,000
3,70 ',000
925,000
20,000 000
174.000
5,0' 0,000
l,tlOil
3,000,0111
50
60
2,437.950
411.550
2.'«),000
—
bonds
Central Pacific— stoc.<
Istmorlgage. gold, tax free
Sabor 1. lien. Call. State aid. sold
Bonds, (formerly convert, into U.S. bds
Bonds on San .Joaquin Valley iir., gold..
TJ. S. Loan, (2(1 Hen on certam terms)...
Western PaclBc. 1st uiort gold
.
Governme'it lien
California & Oregon, let mo. t -age gold.
C. P., 1st M., on C. & V. Br. (n.« O.OiJOg.l
SanFr. I). & A.,l8t M. (tl, .miOlV)
l.ai ibdsou C. Pac.& Cal & regon.lands
Charl.. Golumbdb ^l'*9«>f(a.— stock
74
74
'rV;
isr
137
1'91
742
1,I«J0
100
1855
1869
1872
500&C
65-'69
5I,2'(3.190
l-,l»,
25,883,000
no
1864
MlOO
186.3
-.870
i'.ooo
i8<9
1,660
S12
ol2
'«9-''i4
im
1872
1.000
J»l
'
1,000
100
158
152
742
158
123
<
1,51X1,000
mortgage, (C. & S. C.)
(C.&A.)
do
consolidated
do
New Mort. for ll.OOO.Uou
i,00il
500,000
9,153,01111
-.872
1.000
IS71
1871
1869
1869
1.000
500
500
500&.
looic
1,0110
400,000
155,000
75,000
300.000
13,3S5.9
15,OH),000
6.000.U00
1,000
160,1)37
807.000
323
649
32:!
38
Jack.& Ch..)Btmort_'agc
38
150
37
37
150
>...
IstM.aasum.by C.&A.
do
2d M.a-sum.by (J &A.
do
do
3d mortgage
Louisiana* Mo., Ist M. (In progress)
do
do
—
d'>
CV«c., Hurl. <f (^wfrtcy— stock
IsL mortgage, sinking lund, (trus*)
convertible ...
do
do
afl mortgage, gold, (Frankfort)
Tro«t mortgage (Bur. to Peoria)
}laln bonfis (coupon or registered)
Carthage & Burlington, Ist mort
J-;
Dixon,Peoria& Han., Istmorlgage. g »
American Central, 1st mortgage..,. ^ «
Peoria & Han.. Ist mortgage
IBS
—
101
825
466
46S
466
98
"32
")
40
51
31
I
Riv.. 1st mort..
Grand Trunk. Ist mortgage.
Qumcv & Warsaw. Ist mortgage
I
70
44
40
43
."S
a.«
~
Illinois
I
g
Keokuk i& St. Paul. Istmorlgage
J 0.0
Chic. i4 Canada ,yo7i(Aerrt—*.st mort., gold.
2a5
73
60
114
32
M
Chicago, Cin. d^ Loui!^itle—\%t
Chic., Clinton dt Oub
Ist M., cp.. reg'bl^,
tt T7Hc^n— 1st M.. gld, S. F
Inl. exten.. lBtM.,2ld C?d M. on 114m.).
Chic, />«/). tfe 3fij?H.— iBt mortgage
Chicago it /owa— 1st M., coup.. n,ay ne reg,
CWc7(7'>, Iowa <6 .,\Vftra.vAa— stock
3d mortgage, (Now Ist)
(Now21)
3d
do
131
80
82
82
82
:
Lake ^.— Ist mort.) coup'n
Ist mortgage
lat mo.tgsge,
C'tic (t.Vorthto.
—
I
b
j
regia'd
52
1404
1404
193
193
193
23
.
Gieen Bay exten8.,lst M. on 26 m.&land
Isl M.Gal.A Chic. Uu.R.R., extended....
2il mortgage. Gal. & Chic. tlu. B.K
26
348
218
Miss. R. Bridge bds. tien on net earnings
F.lgin estate Line B.U. bds,
Co 18. S. F. bds. eubord. lien on all above..
Equip. bds, lion on equin'tscoat'g $400,000,
IMMort. (Beloit& Madis'-n K.R.)
.Madison exicn.. Ist M..si''I''ug fund. gold,
&
1858
995,6811
100
3,435 400
1H9.000
500&C
'
1871
1869
1872
1871
18,1
1,500,000
2,365,000
564.000
l.O'Kl
360.000
3;5,1I00
liiS.OOO
prm
1,000 16000
100 18.6J3.910
2.592,000
1,000
160,000
1,010
941.000
l.oro
500&C
aOO&c
6,983,225
600.000
8I«),(XX)
1.000
i.oai
736 000
1.1 (fl
1,360 000
960,000
500&C
i.noc
500*
l.'«l
6C0,0(X1
8(XI,000
1.000,000
1,000,000
1.5IK).000
1,000
2.500,.<I0
l.'OO
1,000 18.5'iOp,m
1.000 25,000 p.m.
l,i.)U,Ulili
1,000
lOO&c
500&C
186'>
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
3,500,000
1 350,000
1372
ito
100
lOO&c
1862 lOO&c
1859 lOO&c
500&C
i862 500&C
1''59
1853
1855
1,00)
1,0)0
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
ira
1,000
1000
'sooAc'
&
6 g.
J.
ft
do
N. T.,
-o
atofflco.
mo v.
15, p. 491
:
16,
p.
1873.
ft f
$1,500 gross ennihigs per n\.\%oX
the e^ cess up to $l,5<ilpeT m., and l-5of
all above tliat.
Gross earnings, 1871.
first
»l.379.MO.)
Leases s-vcral roads. Total earnings i.f
reads and bunk m 1872. $3,323,303; exp.,
,J.
J.
.1.
&.l.
J.
.r.
A.'i'o.
A.&O.
J.&D.
6g M & N
7 g,
.1
«
8
,!,& J.
.J.& J.
,T.& .1.
8
3
6
&
,1.
.
3H
M.
5
.M.
7
7
7
M.
ft
N
.I.ft
.1.
ft
Sept., 1890
ti.
See CHRONiCLit,
mini
i!4,
ral lands.
164.
V. 16, p.
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do
Gro-^B earnings 1Q71. $.591,172, net earnings
$105,270
Cost of road and equipment
$5,011,919.
(V. !5, p. 626.)
Leased to P.. C * St. L. (t. 16. p. 624.)
Net earnings year endng Aug. 31.1872,
$21,117. I ostof road. $680,001'.
Op by D. & H. Can 0. for K gross earnings.
Tills road was completed early in 11-73
and forms a through route between (he
Atlantic coast and Ohio river. The 5.*20
do
N. T., Metropolitan Bk.
,
40 after.
The Central Pacif. Is a consoK of several
C7o 's made In 1870. and now owns or controls most of the roa is In Callfoniiia.
Or s8 earnings In lBr2 were »li.'J!lHi.l26
eainmgs about $7,500.0'
find
net
Land grant r2.8(Xt acres per mile, except
Hatch.
Phlla., P. RR. Cos. ofllee
Charles'u, Peoples'N.Bk
T
expendl-
:
enrnlngs. 1872. $;.:'2".717; not. $2.f8S.9l:.
Thi- Co. a sumcs $3,3l0.00u of Lehigh C.
Nov.. 18!>2
arTrus Co.
ft N. Co. $M(i,-38ff RR.
Dec. 22. 72 Leased to B.4.0.RK.in 1866 f or 20yrs. rent
22.'7'
Dec.
35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 yrs. and
Charlotte. N. C.
Y..Nat. City Bank.
do
do
N.
In 1871, $119,192
Iures.$J9i.8i3; net earnings. $119,379.
fc '73in v. l-', p. 591. GrosB
1
do
do
do
FIsk
ft
do
do
(
Hatch.
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do
do
are conveitible Into any
detieiiluri'S
N.T .Am. Exch.Bk.
J,
& N
&N.
& S
* S
& S
Annual report
Y., K. Kellv ft Co.
N. V..Fi8k ft "Hatch.
U. 8. Treasury.
N.Y..Fi8k ft Hatch.
U. B. Treasury.
N. Y.. FlBk ft Hatch,
mort. bonds which may be issued,
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15, p. 886, 3(>7,
Boston.
,J.&,1.
.I.&.T.
M.
M.
Apf.15,190!
Ian. 20. '73
N.
ft, I.
.
.T.&.l.
Gross earnings
Sacrain'o Stste Treas.
&.T,
,J.
•lulv 15, "99
1875
1890
Bait., at
ftO.
.
Office.
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.
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Net income.
7«
;
(v.
T. 16, p. 453.)
1870-71. $157,650. (v. 14. p. 43.)
do
Computed. March.
1872.
Leased to Ph.ft R. road. In hand" trustees
Philadelphia.
T.,M.K. JesupftCo.
do
00
Annual report In CnuoNic k. v. IP. p. 35",
showB groBs earn'gs of $5,!56.3.'6 In 18T2
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Q.—T. N. Y. (J. S. TniBt Co.
1'^
J.* J. N. Y., M. It. Jcsup & Co
Ao
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7 f A.ft O.
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7 f
A.&O.
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J.& J.
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.1. &.T.
do
do
F.&A.
58
M. & S N. T., N. Bk of om'rce
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do
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.1. &.I.
Frankfort.
4>«g.
&J
7
& O N. Y.,N. Bk of Com'rce
again- t$i.'278.!'10 In 1871; a d net earnings 01 $1.«9.H7 atainst $2.198.(W5 In
le7l. .lollct * Ch. RR.. Is leased for int.
onstoe- and bonds. St L., Jack, ft Chi ,
ouislanaft
leased at $'.iO.(KXi per yr.
Mo. Rli. built and operated under con-
6
.M.
.
I
7
G1-0S8 earnings for 8
8 f
8 f
•
& O
8 f
8 f
I.&.I.
A. & O
A
BOBton.
New York
and Boston.
New York & Bost-m,
Salem. Mass.. Clinton, la
Bostoii. Merchants' Bk.
N.T.. Park Bank.
F. & A
M.&S. N. Y..Farni. L. ft T. Co.
J. & .T. Bost., I. Livermore, Tr.
do
do
M.S; N.
do
do
M.&8.
.!.& D. New York, Co.'s Office,
7
7
7
6
7
7
7
J.&D.
&
ft
F. &
F. &
F. &
F. ft
M. &
<.
M.
J.
1
A.
A.
A
N
J.
J.& J.
Q-F.
& O.
J.* J.
A. & O.
A.
.7.
r
ft
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N
A
M.
J.
M.
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O.
O.
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ft
N
&D.
ft
N.
Var.
7
7
J.
10
8
A.
A.
.1.
7g. J.
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do
J.
ft
ft
ft
J.
AO.
V. 16, p.
flr^t mortgsgcs, main line, are on difin ui— and
have iratllc atrre ment fri'in M. Cent.
1 111- brunch is building. Stock. $l.525,0(X).
The Chic, ft Northwest operates 1883 miles
and haB additional exteusloiis & branches
in progress. Lands of the Company are
about 2.000.000 acres. OperationB for the
years ending June 1, 1ST2, compared us
follows with 1870-71
The
ferent sections— 195 miles
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
;
C
J.&.T.
7
7
7
7
(T. 15, p. 156, 523
.S'iS.)
.1.
^
months ending Dec.
In progress.
Opened July. 1869. Cost $2,500,000.
B. ft Q.,40 rer cent.
Trafflc guaranty of
Extension or 82 miles In progress. See
report in v. 16, p. 292.
Trafflc Buar. 40p. c. of C, B. ft Q. &M. C.
Trafflc guar, of C, B. ft Q. 40 per ceni.
Leased in perpetuity to Cnie. & Northwest, at 37 J4 per cent, of gross receii'ts.
,T.&,T.
3M
T. 16, p. 355.)
$5,524,730; t-xpens. s. $:lJ0'^.7j6;
in Oct., 1672.
Boston.
O N. T.. Union Trust Co,
J.& J. N.T. .Farm. L.ft Tr. Co
J.*D. Bost.. at C..B.& Q.Offlce
A. & O New York, Co.'s Ofllee.
do
do
A.&O.
& n. Bost. C .B. ft Q. Ofllee.
ft
,T.&,I.
1.30:l,ltX)
1872.
1
net earniuEB, $i,315,9J4, being $12'.,71H
more than In sa-ee t me 1871 ^ee report
in Chronicle, v. 16, p. 3J3. The Chic.. B.
ft t^. leases or extends aid to numerous
branch roads, giving them a trallicguar.,
(nsnally 40 orbO p.c.) for purchasing their
bonds. Contingent UabilitieB on bonds
of these companies amount to $6,756,tHX).
Ac nsol. witii, and a pcrpetna, |,-a=e
of ilie Burl, ft Vo. River load. wasmaiie
Boston, Co. '8 ofhce.
& N. N. Y., N. Bk. of Com'rce
do
do
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do
&.T.
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& J. New York snd Boston.
8 f
8 f
.1'..
ft.J.
f,
8 f
8 f
8 f
(V. 15, p. 63, 794
tract.
I
500 00)
15 033. «<)
21.289.363
1.315.500
7K>,000
3,588 000
148.000
289,000
1,785.000
9*8,000
200,000
135.000
2,686,000
101,000
321.000
3.150.000
2.750.000
1.565.000
4.3)5.000
397.000
182.000
1,135,000
1,000,000
1.330.000
2,700,000
&
%'
3,916.,31XI
568,700
211,000
Tort,
B. ft O. office.
do
do
S. Ball., West. Nat'l Bank.
fi
500&C
101
1'.
«g J.& J.
8,00i',000
i860
1863
1810
1870
120
16S»
l.'.OO.'JOO
100
1,000
1,010
1,000
1,000
!«71
;004e
1870-1
1.000
1870-1 1.000
1871 lOO&c
1,000
1.000
;,ooo
ai. Trump & P.,latM..gu.C.*\.W
Iowa Midland, 1-t M.. guar.hv C.& N.W
Menominee extension 1st mort., gold.... \
2,;oo,.ioo
S'fO.lKX)
1873
1869
1869
186S
1868
1870
1S70
1870
1869
1173
1867
1863
1S63
Lacro
reg.(|48A'0,iJUO)
1858
8,929,900
10,1
1,000
1,000
500&C
St.
een. C0U8. m.,gld,cp. or
1K68
1868
1870
1865
Peter ,1st M.,guar. C.&N.W
do
2d M..
do
"Winona & St. Peter. 3d M. land grant. s.f.
Clilc. &U1IW ukee, 1st M.. on rd& equip.
Chic. & Mil. 2d M., (M. * C. U.R.) 1st lien
Chlc.4Mil.,lst.M.,2dlien
1
1S'p4
1671
Com. slock
Preferr .id Block
Bonds, nrf (S. F.), 1st M., Chic, to Oshk
Int. bds, funded coup., 2d M.,
do
Ist M., general, 3d M.,Chlo. to OshltoBh..
Apple ton exten8.,lst. M.,oii23 -n. & land
yi\uj
1357
18«4
1870
it
(maybe
on branch
1862
1863
1862
D.
.J.&.T.
.7.* J.
61X1,0110
100
New
N. Y., FIsk
660.(«»)
649
&
,1.*
.M.
mooo
2,1(X),001)
Istmorlgage
Incoini; bonds (a Ist lien on income)
JoUet & Chicago, 7 percent stock
do
Ist mortgage, 8 f
do
Itfich.
7
lonx C. at$l,500pcr m.
ft a p. ct. of enrninj/8 over$3.f(X) per m.
Leitsed to Ch. and Nofthwest. at $70O of
Lea?ca to Dull.
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do
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do
Savannah, Oa.
New York.
& N,
& A
V.&N.
.T.
3,571,209
71.000
371,500
2,100,000
sooooo
—
mor gage
Completed Jan.,
New
dlvd of 2X in
In !8;6-6 and
and
st
Trustee.
8.
N. Y. .\ttt'lPaik Bank
M.
,J.
IfiOO
—
—
U
F.
«
902.000
41
21 K,
1st
N. y.,
1%:': A.&O.
2H Q-J.
A.io.
1»70
i869
187!
1813
Chester <t Tainnro<l—\fi^ M.,gld
Chester Fai/e?/— Ist mortgage
Chicarjo db Alton com.st'k
CouiTnon stock serin
Preferred stock
1st m'»rtgage, preferred, sinking fund
Cite. <*
New I'ork.
New Toik, 44 South
i.T.
.f.
«g.
1870
do
do
) coupon
Income mortgage, <Va. Cent K.R.,) cp..
Funded irttercBt, coupon bonfis
Chtc Danmlle
do
do
do
1.
Vg
6,100.01!'
7311,000
M.,
& Fox
& A
& A
& N
& D.
M. & S
00
25,8i5,000
3.735.000
1,970,000
1869
Chartl^rR—\»i mortgage
Cheraw ib Darliiigtou—lat mort
2d mortgage!
CXerry Val. Shnr. <& ^/.— Ist M,conv
Chenapextke dt Ohio— cora. stock
Ist M. 9kg fund gold
5.20 bonds, gold (T)ebentures)
1st M. on East, exleu. &c., 2d M. on 431m
Ist M., (Va. Cent. B. K.,) gnar. by Va
Oltawfe.Osw.
S'A
I.1J3.OOO
6,030,1
ir.
110
1st
St. L.,
ix
to Ph. ft Keadlnir.. Oct., 1872.
1873.4, 4ji In 1S74-5,
afterward. Bee lei
617.
$2,137 ,SJ1: net, $1,186,031.
Prele rred stock
C/4e«Ai re— stock, prelerred
Bo nds, not mortgage
16, p. 167.)
pref. stock to receive
Philadelphia
sdii.'ooo
(
!ld
Mt. Hollv.
N. v., Union Trust Co.
New Yoi k or London.
do
J.& J.
M.&N. Cedar Kapids, Treasurer
do
do
F.& A.
682,000
50O&«
A.
J. «:D.
J.&.I.
A. & O
7
700.0110
231
2il
291
Mortgage 'jond'»
Bond- convertible Nov.. 1875 to J8TO ....
Central OAio— Common stock
do
F.&
Slliic
for sleamsiilps
Centralnf lowa—Ul L.gold, conpon
3d mortg ige, gold, $4,000 pt-r mile
Central of .V. Jersey— stock
!id mortgage (nowlst)
Igt irtorlgage
F.
ism 500&C
1863
1866
In
$1,(170,765.
in Chroki*"!.-. Vol.
14. p. 622, 596, T. 15, p. 692,
(v
522-,
Leased
I'210,1)00
Net Income
20. 1871.
expenses, was
all
Dividend of 3M per cent, on prefered.
sfck.$S37.10li. paid Oct i.'72. (v. 16.p.li5J)
I.eii.sed to C.ftA .. at 6 p.c on $3^1.935 stock
Completed Feb.. 1873. ( v. 16. p. 453. 51!6.)
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&
Phlla.
& N
& A
& A.
M.
X'A
1,377,000
6,850.400
769,600
per cent
11. n.
& Mech.Dk
Phila.Farm.
do
&0.
7 g.
209,8.50
IIX)
Istmorlgage
.'^.
1st
do
giiar.by Cti.&N.
Ist
do
Central R. S. A Ilaiik, On. —stock
iBt mortgare bontls. coup n
New mortgage ijoint) bonds
7g.
lllO
Ci!i"ir
Preferred stock,
& ,T.
& O
& A
1.300,000
20,000 p.m.
100
1861 5004-C
1866 |50()&c
SKsque/lfimnt—itocW
over
See annual report
lO
2,200,000
2321K10
50
1,0
1,00j
iBt
Centar f.tt JTi/tn— Bonds
1.000.1
II
was made Oct.
1871,
London.
do
S.
713;v.
33(1.000
1.000
Philadelphia dill ce.
Princeton, N. .1.
Philadcl. hit UUlcc.
7
49:1,000
1,1100
1855
18*7
1810
1ST2
&
M.
2,000,00)
185.1
London.
!.
& A.
& N.
J.& V.
845,000
1
alpo a 2d and ex'ens'on mortgaye.
A.R.P... Del.ft I.'arl', n Canal ft
N. i.R.R. form thel.inlted Co.'s "f .s.-l.,
The lease to Penn. R.R., at 10 per cent
fin stock and asgnmptlon of all nablllties
The C.ft
I'hl'a.
M.
5,00(1.000
..... .....
.
Blerllne loan of United Cj,"« (£189.200)..
&
A.
F.
1,700 000
366 MX)
There IB
& N. T. omccB.
Philadelphia omce.
Q-J.
1.26S,'»-0
UolUr loan
»fe
REMARKS.
N.T.Natl Park Bank.
I,0(XJ
ilollar loau, joint coiupanl.-B
StcrlInK loa ., fluking mnd (i'^BJ.OOO)
C'tvuaa
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate
When
Payable and by
pert Payable,I Where Whom.
Cent.
.
Ca<-ror:Ua /'.«.•(*— Ist mortgage, gold
Cuhilfii <t .im'wi/— stock
Loanol
Bond to
LIST.
confer a tp-eat ravor by glvlns us Immediate 'notice of any error dlacorered In onr Tables.
trill
1885
18S5
1882
1875
1S84
1878
1I1I5
1874
.Tsn..l8!S
April, 1911
•
Net earnings
Interest
1874
1874
1898
ft
rents.
Net income...
$ll,4tt>.if,i
6,810,026
1,9;3.8!1
$.1,383,408
2 03a 995
$3,«18,824
$S,3I8,4«!
$1..5'>2,135
..
.
.
Chboniclk. t. 15, p. 187
Di' idepds have been paid on mock us
follows: Dec. 13T2, 8)4 on both June,
1S?2. 3X on pref.; IIW., l,s71.3>«on prel.;
June. 18;i. 5 on both; Dee.. 1S70, 5 on
both; .luno. 1870. 3 on pref Dec, 1»'9,
5 ou pref., 4 on coin.; .tunc, 1869, 5 on
both; Dec 1-68. d on both. Peninsula
b ds converted Nov, "i2. (T. 15, p. 18, l-i7,
See
Dec. 1.1916
1870-71,
$11,6*1,914
6,3: 1..'06
1871-72.
Gross earnings
Operating exps, Ac.
Alii report'In
;
;
,
860, 33J 6SS; V. 16, p. 84, 461, 861.)
Maj
(TWCHBOmCI^
31,1873.1
7aT
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
confer h |£r«at I'avor by eivlujc u« Imiuediale notice of any error dUeoTcred lo oar Tables.
SoMlt, t
DK8CRIPTION.
INTEKE8T OR DIVIDENDS,
MIlea
PrtBClpal,
Hate
of
U..C,
BKMARXS.
Whers Payable, and when
For expUnutloii. of all refi'i-iiiiuuK, see Kuad
XtocU,
Sabatcrlbera
^irlll
,
f
UC
foot notett on
Ptktn
[>»);t5
oi
Cjnt
UU. Tables,
Sitiithwenlerii~-\»{> M.,KOld.
Chictigit ife Hock Jiivfi'—l-i iiiurtt;iige
C'/uc., Ji. t. tk i fif//if— stock
Ist mortKUKU. sinkiiiu fuud
1 htL'.& S *o*.l., Ut iNl,_^'l
(KUftr. in
Cliic
Southw., iHt .\i?^,i)l(l, not KUar
ChtUt:ut/ig it i,r»/MM'--lslM.,t{niU- by N.Mi
Vin., //tlinUMU i£ tMi/toii stouk
1st inortKOgu ( f '63
CAic.
l,IIUi
<fc
kw
&
"i(k)
l,UU
ItMS
lllfiD
1011*
IST I
do
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I.
,
CiiUtlnntitl
'65
'61
Vim
(Juni'.tlon) KI!.
Ut
ill.
Hilar
iutt—lai iiiorl^'utcc
,(:
'^ iiiortKiiKc
Ciun.i Htchmoml if F. jr.— 1st M..K1<1. Kuar
Cin„ Sunttnttky tfc C/erWiinit— stock
Prof orrcil stuck
Murt. bds, Sauilusky, Dayton & Clll
do
Handusky ( Uy H. Ind
do
€lu.. Sandusky d: Cleve
I.IIIU
I.IIIV,IW
1,0 «
l.KIO
1,UUU
iNiTi
'W uiurlipifftMrimr
CYh., Lii'uf/itu it CAi(vi(;f>— IsHnorl., iiolil.
Ctn. tk Mi'rUiiitritle~lnt M.. Kuar by lossees
Ciitn. tt ytunkinyitm I'll/. - iHt tnnrt. ..
Ctn,, JUrhtWfHii Jc C'/iic^lsl uiorlK^Ke.
\hit
i»6a
1807
mi
i.im
aHa.iuu
a.'Ki.iur
suo.uuu'
l,IUU
a,(iiio,iiu)
l.iUI
l,i:«l,ll«0
I.U1)
400,010
1871)
i.itti
l,5l«l(ll«
1S««
I.IUI
1,UI0
18115
MiU
1-7!
bpriiiKf. &> Ciiui.— ist inort.
aitciiiuiiU it- StirUuMlil't—lnl. M., guar nt'll
CU., ltii/<..lj/(.7i -181 M..P1UI by 1^.S.& M.S
C«i'., Cifl., Viit.it //K/. -stock
1st iiiort. IC C. & U. UK.) |a.1,aiOay.ar...
1st M. Ihell.ft lad.) excli.forucw
M
litt 111 rtKaif, new, H. f
C*-eettttid it J/rtAo/ti/ij7—stoc'*
1st mortBage
BliikliiK muil,:M Mort. (now'M)
Hubbar'l br. 1st .M., ske fd bds
Ijc- fliiiiil Ml. Vi-num ,e
.M., (fid...
C'itcetiutil it i^'f'*.— (iuaranteed stock
ad iiiortKage for $1 .M> UU)
«.
i,iu),()Oo
''.
2,UU)000
II.
l.UiU
511000
(WO
511
'a,2HU«)
a.ov.i. (U
.^00&o
630,0(0
I,
MO&i5(1
l>'43
KlOftf
«a.U)0,l«)0
IMS
»l,iUll.llOO
18(12
.uofte
l.l-W
.M for »5 IIMSXU
Ji./t.—Ut uiort^offti
.
couv
StraltsvUlR Hr
Mori, bonds
I8Si
l.llOli
18.8
1810
lOOftc
isj'j
50U&C
IS70
isra
1,11(1(1
Colu.nbUM, Chic, it Jntt C'l^n^ru/— stock
1st mongjiti^ (Col.. Chic. & Ind. Central),
do
(• hie. & u. Eastern)
571.0
2,>>8G,I)00
8.^8,000
55(..5O0
fU9,5(J0
2i:i,75U
it
a,?5iA»
7t.i'Jl
nil
1st uli»i-lgaKc
CoiKv>r,/ -stock
.102.(100
.wi
I.5'I.).0I<1
lOU
lUO
2,131,500
Vimcorii
it Htrt-Hinouth—^locii
Connti^tlcul it Hm^umpsii: li. ^, —stock
New nioi-tKaze (tor$:..'>(]0,i)ua)
Ist niortKagi', sinking fund
Notes, coupon^
Massiiwlppl stock, guar, by C,
do
bonds.
do
&
do
do
Voitnecticitt WeJittru—\»t itiortgsKe
(P/til<t. '~l»t inortjfuge
Cumtterlajiit tt Pi'iiti^j/iuaiiiit^liil mortgage
18.'>8
SOO&c
1871
I87U
1,0(K)
Cuniberliintl r«We.v—stock
Ist inort.;age
'ad
mor.gage
Coniiuou bonds
Daiihury it Aorwittk—Stock
DilBenpurt it .St. J*.tttt~\»l ,M., g dd
Dai/I.it J^iiA— Pref stock, gnar. C. II.dk
1st M., sinking luud, t^,(XIO per year
aooiti
1,010
i,a)
50
1,000
D
mortgage
I,(jU)
3d mortgaue
',
Toledo Depot
(i-nst »S53,»I0)
Daillnu it nv.(.— 1st .\l., uMiar. L. M.&C.&
Dec'itur, finltiv iii it Afaltoon Hits. )~lAl
X.
U.
"so
l>t mortgage
Guaranteed bondn.
Extension mortgage
1856
-.856
1359
—
Del., Luck, it WsHterii stock
Ist Mort. (l)cl.,L,& <\., East, Ex,) skgPd
'ail Mort. in.,l,..t
West.)
Boudi«, (convertlb. from .June 1,*^ to '77)
Deiiuer /^Wfic— 1st inorigiige, gold, 1. gr
1,000
5IWft
.
1951
1856
1878
186»
Denver
f,
1870
SOO^tc
Rio Graitiie—lm mort., gold.
it
s.
M
iJe^ Uoinfn I'a/— 1st \l., K.-okuk to Des
1st M.,onffim.&lM.O(lOiier'B&2dM.onl6air
Detroit. Kft. Hip. it /.— :st in., euup. or reg,
I'etrolt, llilliitule it /III/.— 1st M., cp. or reg.
'Jd iiiurtga.te. coup., may be n-gistered...
Detroit, Liiniting it Ltike J/ii;A.— 1st inort..
1st
m
irtgii^-e,
on
brancht--s
ad in Tigaife, on whole load
Detroit it Mitwituki'e~\'t Mort. bonds
2d .Mortu iine .\prll 38,
1st Kundeii Cnupons., Miv. 15. 'fiO
a«l Fnniled Coupon!*, Nov. 18, 63
W
,
Bon. In ol .luiie :U), 'iXi (cunillllonali
Sterling (Uak.&Olta. UK.) Oct. 1, '53, gid.
Dollar (Oak.A Olta. UK.) bos, Oct. l,'5:t.
iBt .\Iort. (Detr. & Pontine 111:.), Apr. l,'5l
8 Mi.rt. OV'r
2d Mort. (Detr.
1
«•
&
I'onllsn KIC), Feb..
Potitlac l!R.), an.,
'51
'53.
Bonds III S pt. 1. l«8tl, (Limit 300,(XI0),
Bds & mort. on Det. real estate
TtHhuijue
Isi
it
..
1870
1871
1.000
1.000
i.iwo
I.KIO
1,000
A.ftO,
l.ftD.
F.ftA.
1855
1866
1860
1861
1866
1858
1853
Ifil
asoAc
»l.ft
riOoftc
M.ft N.
IfH
1893
1864
lllOftc
i.ou)
i,ot«
1,000
100
new
—
•
1863
1863
ISTO
1868
.)
*
N.
.1.
M.ftN.
.l.«.l.
H.ft M,
M.ft N,
Van
A.ftO.
.V
J
Feb,, 1884
M,»l5(l(«.0Uift
Dec,
lhc2d M.,»2.'.r.4,OI«l wri
KK. The gr bh i-ain
18>i!
'ad
M..
(•
"
'
Of
.nli.
iiTe
net
\
expenses, f
earnings «78i,88i. See report In Cniox(4,l!l,l«'<,
ICLE.V.
I
16, p. 531.
Feb., 1890
Feb., 1878 Leaaed In porpelully lo PItt«.,rinn.ft St.L.
Sept. 1,1880
(iusrbvTa. Id. i ess 'sssume liability.
May 1,187:1, 1)1 vlilinds In 10 years, l» per ee t.
:
I876-H<1
Fei>., :ti7S
July I. 1889
branch fads.
Net earnings In
Ian. 1.1884
Office.
Msy,
is:3
iv. la ii. saH.)
IS72, $78,486.
do
do
May
Consul. March, 187-a, with
Cent. KK. of N.J. (v. 16,p. aW.)
»4,'<la,917.
_
1899 L. gr., 80(1,000 acres. Op by Kan'aa Paclfla
1,1900 Ousgf, Sft; whole line to be sTsm.
1, I877iFor. closed and reorga: Izeil. (Seov.lS, p.
1,
Nov.
1898!
1.
459; v. 16, p. 149, s*).)
1
do
do
N. Y.,
M.K. Jesnpft Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
N, Y. ft Detroit.
N. Y. ft London
N. Y.. M.K.. Jcsupft
ay
May
-
15,
May,
Nov,
Co Nov,
D,-traIt OIHec.
N. y. Offlce.
du
13,"
do
»«!. of Canada. In lam
per cent was paid on pref. stock, and
Leaaed lo Great
"76
—
SH
15 '^S
15
'
1875
Julyl, ia)«
do
do
do
do
do
do
Miiy
IS, 73
15, 73
Of the
1869, 7 per c«i'l.
June. IM66, fl.318JI)iare in (hi>
bonda sf
hands of
the Merchants Bank of Can., redri'iuahle
tlOOMlO per yr. $;'..•« ',0lO liave llius Mr
In
been redeemed.
Net
,>!»ii.in
$443,155; In 1S7I.»5«5 6-'
In 1869. $666,267 : In IW~
$768,789. Seeaunualiup'.
V. 16, p. Si4.
Apr. 1,1878
F,-b. 15. '86
Ihu.I, I87S
Sept 1,18811
...
in
^s',i,
.'33;
vli,
;
:uLS
Various.
at 33 p.
et.
Apl. 1V(S Leaaed to Ilia. Cent, for 20 yrs.
.
.
.^
IS, 36
10 ^rs.
36per
per cent 3d 10^
rs.
earn'gs Ist ID yis,
1883
I
'
J.'iij.
J. ftj.
J. ft J.
M.ftN.
J. ft J.
M.ft 8.
J. ft J.
J.* J.
l.HKI
F.ftA.
U«9
Co, al 1
annnm, on r-reaeU slock
on bonus, ftc. (^ee ia.t
Cuboniclk, v. 13, P.MS
K71, $73,1'*.
Pref. stock.
J.ftJ. N.Y.. M.K. JeanpftCo July, 1883 Net earnings, r1871,
Oct'.,'l8!fi
is $59 '.315, coin, slock, $3H4,66a.
ifo
do
A.ftO.
N. Y., Union Trust Co. June, ISOO'CompIeted Augu^l,l87l, (v. 14, p. 638.)
J. ft D,
J. ft J. N. T., Brown Bros ft Co Jan. 1, 1908 I "t. was snspended, see v. 14,531,
50
tOOfte
lUO
5856
r
I. 1, l<J7-^,I.caaed to Concoi d Ri:. nt $25,000 peryear.
Feb., 1873 Nitia nliigs fo year ending June 3P, isra,
$SK,90I, See annual report In Cukoirv
ae«. 1,11)16
oLg, vol. 15. p, ^95 r. 16, p. 46;)
New York Olllce.
tio
1,(00
Bonds due 18U, convertible
t>.
all inlfri'sl
tw.i rep oris in
N. Y., .Mercantile Bank Ji ne l.l«!lOporat'd with I)., II. ft I. Slock, $'00.,"«>.
N.Y., Mtrcantlle Bank. June I, '90 Traffic guar. 40 p. c. from Mich. Cent, and
do
Ju'y,189l! Ihctit W. at. ri.a's. Slock $S)i',i On
do
Apr J, 1896' Also a depot .M.$.vi,000;Syr.notea,»S»/»».
Boston, Co.*s ofllce.
Dec. 1, I397|Bouds are coup., but may be reg.
do
do
F.ftA,
J .V J
M.ftS.
1866
18o«
ibie
617.)
Ja
du
do
do
do
»-•..(
,.
S».
LoCkwood &
A.JfO
1. 000
:.(ioo
Mortgage
Essex R.K. bonds, Sept. 1896
Bonds due U«, April, '«3
V. .C.p.SS..}
"iiVi
isTO
E'iMtern (Jfno*)—stock
onver
sio
I.UIO
1,000
N..V 1,1'JOO
A.ft U,
A.ftO,
J. ft J.
J. ft D,
J. ft J.
l.liO
SOO&o
l.UU
and
Oet.
Oct.
i.uo
SOOftc
cent
pifr
Nov, 1,1875
Jan., imi
Apr. 1, 1875
Mob. 1, IStl
June. !8ia
V,(ioo
Varl.
Varl.
IV. IS, D. SJJ, 461,
Sept 1,1878
do
do
do
M.ft N. N. Y., Drexel, W. ft Co.
M «^N. N v., l.on i.&Amst'rd'm
J
E. Tenn. ft Va. (eudomed)
East Pemi Kt/tfonia stock
English Loan,
A.ftO.
M,ft S.
,I.&D.
1871
Varl.
,
ft
\»n
Sioux CK(tf— Stock
do
J.
.I.ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
„.& J.
J.
!'7a
mort
Dttlnunu: Snnt/ure^tern—lat M, prof .,s.f...
Ist Nliii'tgage, Oct. I, '63
Dunkirk. Wurren it P/tt^buri/— Ist m, gold
JiucheJiii <t Ooluinhla—l8t Mortgage
hatt TerM.,Vlrffiiita ct Oeorf//ii—stock
1st Mortgage sinking fund bonds,
E. Tenn. A Oa. (tI(rj,0OJ are endorsed) ..
Xnt
l<ril
liHD
»l,-7*,5^«.
•"
OOd
Velatcare H,H,—^t ck
State loan
noo
300AC
,
1899
Co, IS80, '90. "91
Phlla.. P.nn. U.K. Co, Oct. 1, 1888 Leased, Mar,*!?, to Peno. R.K. lor.V yeva.
f. Y.. Kiirra. L. ft T. Co April. 1'09]
«. Y , Lond. & Frankft. .July, 1911 In pr'greei, Pavenp.. la., to St. Panl.
J. Y., Wlnslow,L.*Co April, 18;3}Ci'm. stock, ti 399,096. L'sed In pen etttlty
to Chi., Ham. ft D. for snn'isl Int. on
do
do
Jn y, 1S81
bonds. Pref. itaek of $3.»<0.iui. guar.
SepV.lsn
do
do
- - D.,
" Issued 1871 to retire
'
..
_ .
by
1. H.ft
do
do
Oct., 1888
D,*
do
do
Mar. SlftW M. bonds. (V. 16 n. 51)
«.T„ Am,Ez.Kat'lBk Jan. 1, 19U5 L's'd lo L. Miami, (as'nud bv P.C* I L)
In progri-ss. Connlv subscrtnt'n. $liA,0(v.
Jaa.,1'173 Loused and opeat' d by Phil., Wll ft Salt,
RIL. for 75 per cent ot pross ear'ilog*.
Pbila., Otrard Nat Bank July. IffR
In IStl eross earniiiga were $141,430. AnIII
July, I^73
do
do
Jan. 1,1880 nual report v. 14, p. i'.4.
do
Offlre P.W. ft B. BR.
July 30, '72 1Net rerelDts I<^1, $l/d0,696: floating debt
New York Olllce.
S. v.,
lOO&c
ifc IFi/4'«ii6(in'«!— 1st Inort.
Iiitneill, Urb., /ircnii <t /'..A(n— lat U..gold.
3^1
do
Danbury, at
111
Mortgage
DanrilTe, Wnleton
HbyL.gftM.S.
.
sinking fund bonds
agi-
M
Boston, Boat, ft A. RU, Ian. 1, 1"73 Ket earnlnga, lsn-72 (aiS,!ai. (v
(V. 15, p.
3'.5: v. IS. p. I«i.)
Dosion, Globe Nat'l Bk Sept 1, 1878
S.Y., .\i)i. Ex. N. Ilk. Jan.
_ i,m>: Stock paid. i.OS^.'OO: float. i^^< t, H73,C0',
New Vork and Boston JuH- 1, 1900;Coiitot r. ad loOct.. |i7.', »3,;97,f.«l.
Philadelphia.
iailO-l-'i-3-4 Leased to Phil. & lrint..6 .r.dlvon slo'k
N. Y., Co.'s Ofllce.
Mch 1, IHlil 3d mort. Is guaranteed by Cuuaolidated
do
.May 1.18881 Coal Co.
Phllii. ft Carlisle, I'a.
April, 1873iStock owned In large part by Pa. RR, Co.
Net earuln. a year ending Sept. SO 1872,
PhlIa,T..\. B.ddlc&Co. Apr. 1,190.1
»550.3^ij.
L<rge wlvanies made to
do
Apr. 1,1908
1(10
VoHnwUitij
:
do
do
UIO
1,000
OmnecticHt '^utUy—Ut mortgage
mort
IK5I5
KXi&c
68*71 500&C
do
nm
May,
Nov,, ItOI
Jan., ISiC
do
Pass.
until
18HS-9U
Bist'n.
Boston OlSce,
8'jO.OOO
lar.i
Connei:ttcitt River— stocii
Ist lU'i'-lgtijii; sinking fund
'ad
l,78«,'a0()
1,0110
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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do
do
Columbus, Treasury.
N. Y., Aiiier. Ex.Bauk.
Boat.. Tower, Old. ft Co
316,400
»,:4.,ouo
Xenta, stock
.
do
do
sai.ooo
•
(S»,J45. Leaaed In Aag. 18.2, to 0)„
Col. CIno
Ind. UK. Krport la r.
May, lin Leased to At.ft Ot. Wcit.stt22 KMmoalh.
Aug, 1,1873 ly. In advance. Last auuual report In
.Sept. IS, '76
CUKOK,CI.«. (V, 14, p. 35.".
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
166,00
I
i,igou
Phila.. Co 's Olllce.
June I, '98 Le std to Phlla. ft Readme.
Boston, Trvas.'s otBce. June I, "gii Sloe- issued, t.147 801.
rostearnlnga, IH73, 1851392: net, t4i:.«a.
Feb. I, TI
N. Y„ St. NIcb. Nat. Bk. Ocl. 1,1807
Dividends liegan in Ma rh, 1*-7^. Kenr
do
do
•tuck, 30 perc. i»ued Feb. ^. (v. 16,
uly 1,1880
do
do
Jan. 1, i8'2
p. 14).
CoBBolIdailon In l868orc.,ft I. Candrhi,
,St.Nlch.Nat.Bk. April! iwe ft O, East. Leaaed Veh ,l8K9lo P..CIn.
ft 81. L..and the Penu. RU Co.. for 30
do
|(«3-9S
do
percent of gross earnings, but guorando
Nov., IDOI
leed $1,107 I'a) peryr., to psvlnt. i^n Ist
du
do
Dec., 1905
JO.'iW
lO.OO-'.IDO
do
(Col. & (lid. Ct:utral>
do
(Union & Lo)<au port)
do
(Toledo, Loga .8p.& Burl.),
do
(Cul. & Ind. 18 ^adpi-ei.).
do
(Ciu.& Chic. Air Line)
'.Id mortgage (Col. &. lad. t;< ntral
do
(Indiana Jcutral)
do
(Chic. & (it East., coos. rue;
do
(Col., Chic, at Ind. Cent)..
In*;ora cnnv.
do
do
Income (Toledo, Lo^ansp. ft Burl.)
CottunbuH
do
do
do
do
3I<I,|10|I
\.0M
InulaM'huO
1, .891 In progrees.
Feb. 3 IJrtlliOroaa earnlliga In 1472, >4,9'».<7i): opmtJune7.'lo84
lug ' xprnres, $3,193,(11.' ^et Mrofnn,
Cli'Velaaii, at nllire.
'J66.aH)
l.S,iiS,.16
L.,2d M.,lB
NY., Manhattan Bk
JuIy,»87S
N Y., Lawrence Broa, Jan. I, 1900 In progrei". (v. I», p. 51 »K.)
N. Y„ Farm, L. ftT.Co. June 2,I87C Leaaed Nov., IMl to Pmii. RII.
5Ki,;oo
i.oni
10'
ft
•luly
d.i
N.\.. Ward.C. & Co
i.tw.OdO
225,1X1(1
una
t,
Aug.
Oleveliind, Ofllre.
i,'asa,i(()
l,5l5,K30
i,-o',oou
ima Ind„CtiiB.
,
Msy
du
do
do
i;,i)6,i5o
511,500
5."
m.)
—
do
do
do
do
4Jf:.!)U)
l,(IUI
H.
ft
«*",
J .n 'f, I88» 16, p. 51,)
June, p/tl lBiere*t guar, by three other eompanlaa.
June. loT^ Vet earninga year ending June 90, IVtt,
K, Y.,U,8.Tru»tCo.
46,UO
II32ip.ni
llo
|..
,
Sept 1, 1877
p. NS
Y., I'Dlon Trust Co. Dee. 1, 1880
v.. Union Trust Co. Hept.l.lWI
Y., Union Trnsi Co. Apr.i, laui Bilsrnar.VbyCC.C.ftl.;
p.m.
:5,ioi>.iioo
273 IIUI
I8I1I
do
&
do
do
do
ISJi
1871
1871
501)
on Cb.
v. 15.
Defaulted; lo b« so d .luir 2S, l>^73.
the Day. ft Mirh. and (Inn R. ft
.May
im) Chic. Be report In ». K, p. f/j, show,
lull t), ft
lug not (arnlugs of |l«,sra In Isra-TI.
June, lifn
pl.5!, 1873 (.eiiael
I
do
NewTork.
Boston, Ofllce.
0'J.':,(IU)
4ih
Uonsolil.
1st M.slnk. fund bds
Isl mortK<>Ke, Lot(au
do
65 ,000
<,.'<U0,01^
350,000
l.«7;,'i«
3il
Bkg fund.
560.000
's'l'l
laiufd Jan., 13 S. Kat
ta.vo.Wt. 0«ly
I8:i -ra,
JniT, ISM
^atBk. Dae
LmOUU)
le.iiuo
year
<nirr"ncy int. Is paid
bonds.' (V. 14. p. icn,
do
do
Jan rl-»!jn lo eieliange for Isl. (v. I«. n. fl.)
V. y.,.l. H. Kenni'dyftCo March, IWI Uoad InprogrrKn. Lufsr.Ind. loht. Ann's.
N.Y.,Co.'sOdlie.
July, lUOII Fonnerfv 1. a.i-ii ti. Iiiir..('in. ft l.sfayelte.
New York, Moran Bros, .lao., I»'l Leased to I'm- ('.ft si. I., for net earn'gs.
M.V., Wloalow, I., ft Co July, I8M Leased IHiiOli, < In., Ham. ft D. Co.
(^
1852
1807
1(1(1
do
do
do
N.r,,Aui.'Ei(!li
18li<l
tM—M
Vittonulo central— in luortKage,
Coluni. it Hock. Kii/.— Stock
do
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345, HI )
MUni'Wsinek
rnliiga
UM
Nor.
N.T,. N.BKofCom'rce.
N.r., Window, L. ft Co.
i,a»i.(W
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Columbus,
ijolehro-tkiliile
'-
Naw York, Co.'i
8,(MI
5, im.iiui
luu
.'
of
of
Uii
M
8,l>
_
|lasiDIrl^d,
N. v., Panna.L.ftT.Oo At>.l,l«1l OpcDMl Jan., lim, BoDda,tU,lluoperiiiUe.
Too.iimi
WiO.UOII
l9,OtluJI0D
l.llll
—
aa
by Wlioiu,
J.*J.
A-AO.
N. y.,Oailatiii 'Sat'I Bk,
N.Y., K.T.Wilson ft Co
do
do
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do
Phil I, by P. ft R. RR
Phlla.. P. ft K. Omce.
Boston, Co.'s Olllce.
London.
July
1,
1900
See aeniial raport. canoMrxa, t.
2H. Net e;imla(8, $3C(,I«I. (T.
16,
li,
p.
p.
a),tse.)
i880-''<
Inly
I, I87(
;, H-«
. .
2I.187S Leaaed to Phil ft Reading, at • per cent
Mcb 1,18881 onato'kandlnt. onbo' da. |T. 14. p. 628.)
vltttst'cK ••
N.H.,i6oi.,
Eastern
In
ILaises
Jan t.lS
May
Jan
mi
B»atoa,Co.'< OmiM,
Iin4
do
«0
Sept., itnt
AprU, USt
I
$493,an, aame diTldenda aa Sea'. Mnaa.
Leaaaa Portland, Raeo ft P., »t 10 pec
onnlmii, :8U-it.
Mat OB Moek, Not
THE CHRONICLR
'-
728
[May
BAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
81, 1873
LIST.
confer a gremt favor by slvlns u« Immediato nolice of any error discovered In onr Tablea.
Bondn, 4
INTEUEST OR DIVIDENPB
Principal,
1>KSCUIPTI0N.
oB Amount
Miles'
when IJue.
REMARKS.
«>Out.
ofV
Where
Payable and by
Slocks,
standing.
S"or exnianatlori. &c.. of »ll /eferences. see Roaill
whom.
lastDtvl d.
.foot note* on Ist paije of KR ranlcB.
Snbserlbera
wUl
I
^(isttern. (iTrtM.)— (Contlnaed)
Bonds (Ine 1888, Mancti, '<>d-'ti9
!&», May.
ao
Notes
New
i8e»
SOli,(K«)
6
6
itir^
1,558,000
7
I.WW.U.O
7
MH'.OOO
400,000
200,000
S,U0O.O0O
6
1,000,000
*6e-*6J
'69
1873
bonds........
sterling
do
(^d.)— Ist mort., conv,
ft,at(crn Shore,
?A morrgage, conv
riizatfHM'i'i'n
/*i<i«caft—l8t Mort.. conv.
J-
t8fi«
lOO&C
lOO&C
1870
I.OIW
18
4)
BlmiraA inniauwport— stock, com
Preferred stock
mortRago bonds
1st
-
(pcomt; GoiuU.iKM year-* to run
Bond&
niort>fiig,;
oo Klmlra real estate.
fiMe AViWfC'/y—stoek. commoD
Preferred, 7 per cent, stock
WtuiortjfaKo (expended i IStflto 1K71
<d morLgago, convertible (ext. to 1379.)
1S47
i
•td
4tli
mortgage
1S53
H67
mortgage, convertible
Sth mortgage, convertible.,
tlallato iJranch Bonds
1/ODg Dock Co. mortiraitte
BterTing bonis, convertible, £1.000.000..
General mort.. gold (for »30.l)00 000)....
New b ndfl (;ieBeutare-.) coirvcrt. till '8.S
1853
1861
:8t»
.
hi^e
lut
;9
1 '*
1870
I8;s
iS62
1865
.
M, Kv.&
iftjaiwy.fe Ot-awfordJiff—l^t
Uockville exttnislon
liauU
.
8,5.l'i,910
3.000,001)
18:j2
1851
1860
1870
Chic— lit M.gld
mort,
<fc
s.f
gold, convertible..
NnrthHkle—\Hi mortgage
l.OOU
775,000
100
4,U)0,()0«
1,1199,100
.
ma—
I
{C(iinida)—stQiiVi
18:i
1871
187J
18 a
soo&c
1,.
00
1,000
no
236
H70
is;2
1869
:j36
V,6iio
2.001,000
1,000,000
5,000,000
2,815.000
13:7
221,190
500,000
soo.ax)
1,201.001
:,JI8,I49
l,aO ,397
8.a,821
6,71'.l...u0
luo
£1110
•
do
do
do
£100
,
New
Don Is, coupon..
Greenv.A Cotnnih.~\&i M., guar, by State
Bonds not guaranteed
Hacke'iHUclL: <ft N. Y. Extension— I- 1 mort.
Uannihal >k St-Joseph—zommoxi stock.
Iat
A
Finhlcm—\%\. mort. (R.l).
mortgage (Conn.)
Bo ««a(OHiu— atoc
tc
Preferred stock
X%\ mortgage, sinking fund
lJ<j mortgage...
Bo Ids 0? to.,
^oUHtonA TVxT^ C«u— Ist M. gold, l.gr.,8.f
JfutiUng.-ioAit Broad Top— ist mort., gold
2d mortgage
3d moi'ttia^c!, ouHolidftted
Scrip for past -luv conpon
Jllhiolx t'entrat
ist
100
5i-'5ri
207
53
51
54
26H
(w
120
IJO
74
74
.,
IiT
m.,gold
A i/i/".— stock
Ind.& Clnn. of
'58
Ind .Cinu. & Lafayette
do
do
do
Jn<ti^nfipoli^ A St. Xoui*— iat M.Jn
2d
m >rtgage
Fff»iipin:mt l^onds
Vincen^ieit—X^x. M.,
indiannp.
A
566&C
1
M.& S,
M.* N.
J.& J.
M.&8.
8 f
10 t
10
10
J.
&
J.&
J.&
t
J.
J.
J.
M.& N.
J.&
J.
7
8
J.
8
A.& O.
«
A.&
I'- A.&
3 series
gnar
ad mortgigcguar
Unterr-atlonal (Texaa)-rConsol. stock...
18^ M.,gold
Honston * Gt. No., 1st mort.. gold. ..
Convci tiblc mort bds. court,, m;iy be reg
,
J
O.
O.
ionia & Ltinydng—Ut M.,c('up, mty bo reg.
2dmorttfag?,coup.,raay bi rcg'stered,.
iowa F.tlls A SU)ux Uti/—M' M.. Api. 1 '(>9,
fund, gold.
Jf.haci A
a 13.
Jack., Ijaiist. A Sn0.—\%i M.. gu ir.
O.3.
2d mor-tg'ge.com'prtibU'.guar...
1st mort. mo'th of Wruoni) c 'uv.
Conaol. .M. on whole line (;l00m)..
Jar1CHont>., N.W. A S. K~'fii mort., goTd..
j/eff.. Mad. A Jndf'inap.--ntoc^
ind. A Mad IfU. -ist mortifage
no
ss
3t
184
Athen't-~\(it'M..fiUi]i..
JeffersonvlUe.Mad.&lud-lat mortgage
d>
do
2d mortgagi
Dendsof LohIstU • (endorsed)
116
116
144
125
,
.lune 1.1888
Jan. 1,1891
Jan., 1893
Sept 1,1875
let.er^ln CnBO ici.E, v. 16, p. 6.'j9;,ee
alsov. 1.5, p. 12, 41.43. 5'.,F2. 355.46 . 7*i.
8.0; T. 16, p. 33, 210, 220, 292, 38S, 459,65).
Mch.l.m*
du
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Mar
New York
>J.
S.
10, '73
Jan. 1,1882
Apr. 1,1990
Leased to Pennsylvania Onipanv for 7
per ct per annum on stock and debt.
(V. 16, p. 5'i4,)
July 1,1898
Oct.
1,
1890
To form a direct
London.
do
do
Y., Fann.L'an & T Co
do
do
do
do
18(0
1,000
issi
1851
1851
IB6I
1865
'itK)
367.500
i,3;o.ooo
14:,666
3'l.60J0)O
3,053.500
332.000
2,500 (10
2..'100.0J0
r.(V)o
1.01.0
1858
1867
1869
1889
1810
1871
S.500 000
5,(U).ii(IO
Mar. 1.1899
Jan. 1,1887
Com. stck.
7g.
f.
7g.
f.
&j.
J.& J.
A.&0.
Y.,Farm.L'an&TCo May
i'g.
1,
rei.ori v. 18, p. 82. 188.
18Ti, $6;4,685: expenses,
CI ear Ings. $2:i.87'.
Total
$402,511;
U'ld sales to January I. 1873. fl.<i7l.221.
ferre ; paymefta
or $8 02 per acr.'.
on land sales and c^sh in trustees' han.ls
Jan. 1.1873. were $-48063. Annual report :)u lisiicd in CiiRO.Ni(-i.K, V. II, p.
,32; see aiso p. 796.
N.Y..M(Jrch'ntV'Ex. B'<. Mny,i908
N. Y., .Mechan. Nat. lik. Jan. :,1S8
do
do
Sept 1,1888
do
do
.May 1, 1888
New York.
I
D
July.l 1»8
Sept.1,1887
.Ian. 1,1876
.(an.l 1901
do
do
N. Y.,Mc'h, rat. Bank
New Vorli or London. Jan. 1, 1900
N. Y.. Market Nat. Bk.
N. Y.,St. Nich. Nat. lik. July'l,'l900
N.Y., Farm's. L.& T.Co July 1,1889
do
do
Boston, Treasuier.
do
Merch. Nat. Bank
Bait..
N. Y., Wlnilow, L.
Fcrn'dlnntoOed. Keys L.gr.
.J,'* J.
J.tt J.
5
5
4
3
.I.ft
-1.
& Co
&
J.
.J.&
.).
.1.
Ist
Iriedeem.
Irredeem.
do
do
Jersey City, 1st Natl
6
& J.
« (J.
M.&8.
J.
A.
8
8
10
t.
K.A A.
J.&
J.
& J.
J.&
J.
J.*. I.
F.& A.
6
J.'&'j.
A. * O.
F. & A.
A &U.
7
6*7
5
F.'&A.
7
6g,
A.&O.
A. AG.
A.&O.
A.&O.
"i'g
j.'a J.
l«
A.ftO.
5,Vi8.4S0
1 589.500
A!&b.
2,794000
F.«
1,00'.1,OOC
s:o,(iOO
K.& A
M.&N.
1,700,000
1.450.0(0
m
I.IKO
1,80 .IXU
I''
&•).
F.& A.
l.(X10
8 f
.1.
l.(»»l
28'>,000
9J3.00O
1872
l.(XO 18.(01 p.Qi.
20,00. ip.ni.
1.000
'
100
2,000,000
"
iB62 500&P
1,001
159
1866
1,000
1991 18T0
1^
A.'&b.
i'.0(o 16,000 p.
l.o:Xl
i.';oo.(«0
...,..,
1,00
1,000
397(100
2,417.1»a
2.000.000
74,000
In
.1.
8
f.
&
J.
M.& N.
A &0.
7K.
.).&.!.
J. & J.
M. »S.
M.& N.
M.&8.
1«
1*
J.&.I.
M.'& N.
A.&O.
,!.& J.
M.&K.
ponnns
&
St. La(hrcucc,
sterling.
cases Atl.
Can. Ord. June,
l;")Oni.; cliic, Det.
L.
59iu.: Mont.ft Champ. ,49ni.; Unff.
Huron I61m. Gross carn'ngs in hall
year ending Dec. 31,1872, £<66,67*:ex£l78.3«i.
reearnings.
£7,)3.29«;
Senses.
&
Chronicle,
-.e
&
v. 15, p. 6.7, 796, 797
;
V
16, p. 461,6i9. 6-3.
Co?np,,ny leases the Erie & Niagara, 31m.,
anil the Detr. & Mtlwank :e, ls9m. For
the half vcar ending Jan 3'., 1873, (he
gross receipts were £5'i5.835; working
exp n^es. £3;6.513; net ear. ints. £219.32? ;
Profit
iutere-t on bonds. &c.. £^2.881.
on
half yea
's
working
Chko.niclk. v. 16, p. 461.
t-ee
Interest, in default,
£136..=.09.
See
.594.
Cubonicle,
v.
i;,p.5'.15;. (V. 16, p.22o).
1,1890 Operated by Erie.
Han. & St. Jo., 207m.. branch. Qul-^cy, 111,
to Pa'myra. 15m. ; Cameron to Kans. C,
Anit.7l870
Bk May
N. Y.. Diuican. S. & Co.
l?!l-8'
New Torkort'ce.
Apr. 1,1881
N. Y. Bk N. America Mar., 1835
New York Office.
Jan.. 1892
Jan.. 1892
.^0.000 shares
authoiized in Fel>.,
CLB. vol. 14. p. 2:9,
53in.
new common stock
See Chroni-
187^.
S'21
;
v. 15, p. 804; V.
1«, p. 6^8.
Bk No. America,
Company'- office Jan. 10, '73 Leased to Penn. RR., which owns a maJoritv of the stock,
(v. K. p. (28.)
do
do
,lnlyl, (883
Hartford, Am. Nat. Bk. ,la.i.l, 1876 Gro s recsipts. 1S71-72. $100l,0»; operating expenses. $i!0.»7C net. 193.063.
do
do
do
Jan. 1, 1876
Leases Bernshlrc RR., Stockbrldge& Pitts,
Bridgeport & Boston. Jan.'j6:i87i field, and "' Stockbrg. Gross earnl gs
1871- ,2. $5.'8.' 1 5; operating exp's, $I10,08j;
N. Y.. Bk of New Yorl;
1877
net earnings, $117,5^9.
Bridfieport and Boston.
1885
do
do
1889
N. Y Nafl Citv Bank. July I. 1891 In progress. Se" CnBosiCLB. p. 453.
Fhiladelpbia, Office,
Sent. 1, '90 Canital stock is $;.3'10,7.50. The annnal report in CUBONICLE, vol. 16. p. 356. shows
do
do
Feb. 1,187:
gross earning.* in 18,2 of $310,952 and ue t
do
do
Apl. 1, ie95
(V. 18 p 336.)
$9i.l60.
do
do
N. Y., Co 'B office.
Feb. ,1873 New stock Issued in 1^73 Rent of leased
roads (402in.) 35 per ct. of gross earnl' gs.
,do
do
Apl. 1, 1875
Net revenue in 187.', $2,103,107, against
N. Y. & London.
Apl. l,187.i
$2,732,847 In 1871. (V. 16 p. 625, 6a5.)
N. Y.. Co.'s office.
Apl. :. 189(
Londoa.
.\pl 1, 1875
N. Y.,
Pliila.,
;
.
.
N. Y or London.
N. y.. Turner Bros.
do
d')
dj
do
N. Y., Amer. Bx.
do
*..
.1. « D.
Varlong,
A.& O.
.!.& J.
1.^0(7)00
I.IVWI
Fort. Wayne
(V. 16, p. 313.)
Jnly'l,'l901 85in. completed. Co. owns 32.000 acres Td
road completed, Se;>t., 1870. See re(let. ,1909
port In Cbbomolb, V.16. p. 652,
Oct . 1390
1902
Mam
Road went Into hands of receiver.
2.(»K).(»X)
llO&c
Pitts..
IV. 13. p. 83. 175. '209. 210. 46!, feS)
amounts here given are
,
at Co.'s Otllcc. Apl., 1877
do
Jan.. 1920
do
Perpetual,
do
Irredeein.
Irrcdee .
do
1881-86
50
18 ;o
Ifil
mortgage guar, by
& Chic
A.&O.
London & Montreal. Apr. 22. '7!
A.&O.
Apr., 1873
do
do
^^ J.& J. London
Joint Stock Bk. July, 1871
M.&N.
Nov., 1873
6
do
do
J.& J.
6
do
do
July, 1876
do
Oct., 1877
do
5X A.&O.
Oct., 1 78
do
do
6X A.&O.
do
Dec, 1890
6g. J.&U.
do
I.IKO
1868
ISH
p. i6i.)
18.
Jan., 1892
3
500&C
770,000
81,000
2,960.0 O
600,000
1 450,(««
acre".
Oct., 1681
16
Oct., 1889 .nterest in default. See curoniclb,
Apilf, 1896
p. 627.
1891
Also $15(1,000 8 per cent bds. (v. 16, p. 188.)
Oct. 1, 1901 In progress,
London. Co.'* Office.
A.&O. London,
6b. J.& J.
y. & A.
Var.
J.& J.
J.& J.
l.(KO
500,00;)
Stock, $200 000.
sclcarnlnis, 1870-71, $30,499.
Traffic ^uar. 40 per cent from Mich. Cent.
Sttck, $i.();>'^oo([. (V. 16, p._3is.
do
do
6 b.
1.500.00.)
SW&c
Net
Jan. 1,1873 Annual
Uustoii Office
All the
E.OOO.OO.l
1871
1872
1S!2
1889
isn)
1869
1870
$1,CHI.263. pref.. $100,000.
earnings. 18;i-72, 21S,'^45. Annual report In CuBONi, LK V. 15. p. 81;3,
1900 Stock paid in, $400,000. (v. 13. p. 667.)
Nov. 1,1887
Aug. 1,18*
.;.
7
5.-.0 '.1100
1.000
Bt.
8 K.
l.'XK)
506&e
from Bangor to
(r. 15, p. 627.)
18-
LCTjo
1,(0(1
line
Johu and Halifax
Ian. 1.1389
ft
(v.
J.'&'j.
4i(>.nou
Varl
:
:87; are nlven at .]6,762,8i8 ; operating expcns 8. $'2,819,515; net arnlnus,
$8,143 ^8i. F.sihnates toe luiurelmproventents on the r .ad In Pr' Bid.^i.1 Wat.on's
year
1,1879
A.'.&0
1,180,1100
10.0 O.IWO
i87i
1869
1870
\%Ti
for the year endli p Septembfir
wore »3,473,:95, gainst $l,8vi5,t03 in
The gros. earnings for calendar
J.&'j. N. Y., F. P. Jamea&Ce. July'lVlOOa First Int. due Jan. .'73. (v. 15, p. 76.)
J.& J. Augusta. Oa.. BR. Bank. Jan., 1873 Net earnings, 1871-72, $417, 'm (v. 14, p.
1870 to i886
338, 459.)
.!.& J.
do
M.&S. New York and London. ^^C|.t., 1900 Tiafflc guar, of 15 p. c. from Ills C.& Fa.R
J.&.r.
J.&.J.
50
500
:24i
86
r...
1-^71.
]'
,1.
1.000
1(»)
1(1)
30, '72,
Ma:-ch li-83
Oct. l,l»i
7
700,000
411 OOO
1,574.000
820.000
1.9.57
117
117
3)0
The report
1879
5«-
191,aO
.VlO&c
5()0&c
(.y
GrO'S earnings,
l,182.:.-)0
100.000
10 ).000
500*c
against »90219 in 18S),
Pa. ttK. (v. 14, p. 628.)
1871. $59,689.
Dlvs. guar
15. '73
Ma)
Mch.
660.0W
tfc llUiioii Oe/ii.~lst M., gold
/ndtanap. Hloo>n'toH<t W&tt~\%i .\i,,gldbds
J/idiana
on,
1-153
50*52
1861
1851
Kedemptlon, 1st & 21 scries
3il acrlea, a crllng
do
JlUnot^ tt St. Louts— 1st mortgage
—
!1S(,000
50
1853
18W
'Atoa\i...
admorgagc
I. B. & W. Kxtens
1,000
186S
1870
15
mort. constr ictlau bdsCnow payable)
do
do
do
do
gold
Jildifinaii.. Cine.
301,733
S,65».000
1,126.515
370,766
300,000
9,167,700
5,0a7,2Jl
3.0 O.OOO
SOO.OOO
4,000,000
500,000
SOO&C
. . .
JJjrf., Proe.
•i.nat.sxi
£l(V)
lOO
Mhaourt State Loan
Graiit mortgage
Zionda 1870, conv
.
i»£mortg;i.£e (Qnlncy& Palmy. IIU...
Ist mort. (linn. C. & Cam. RU.)
Harrikb.. PorWh^ Ml. Joy «fc iartcas— stoci<
Ist mortgage
19,911,137
1,751,907
2i;,273
2,373,906
618,066
£10
ilOJ
Preferred tock
Laud
in
)
£25 £3,488 539
GO
do
do
1.500,0
4,200,000
1,(X»
Great We w,rn ( oVjnada)— Com. stock.
Preferred, ^ per cent, conv. into common
Oeoeniures
,...,
Mortgage bonds, coupon
do
do
825,000
300,000
1,500,000
500,000
1,800,000
500,000
5 0,000
150.000
1,700,'OJ
100
i',66o
Mar.
N. r.. Union Trust Co.
J.
m'.&'u.
J.S J.
"i'
s
615,.'i00
1!0
J.&
I,
H»f
Mort. to Bjh>f u. Canada on eurplusland'
fiquipmenr.*!., Ist on all rolling -tock..
do
do
2d
do
Postal bds, dtc, secured by gov't business
1st Prel. bda.conv. into Ist pr^f. stock.
do
do
id
'^d
do
do
do
100,000
4
2,:«)O,0OO
1.000
4tii
4.»1,000
M.& S.
.). A J.
M.& N.
K & A.
M.& N
8
I8n
3d
146,000
2,2i4,000
J.
7
7
7)1.
7"i,0ii0
...
2d mort
fVainingttarn dc Lowell— iHt m. bonds
jC'r^Aleriov ,t Pcnn^!/lvaHlj~\»t y-l., gold,. ..
ist
mort.
gold
Oalv., H'lrr-Hb. .t Han An.—
'Jiloe-iton, ffouaton A U. >f 18:i— Ist Mort.
Qeorgia li. R. A liankinq Co.— stock
Bonds, not mortgage
Caiman. Liinton <£ .vi^nnfl/.— Ist M., gold..
2d wiortJtage, gol I.
in m, gold, guar...
Or. Rjiitdx dr. Indl
Liot guaranteed
1st mort, gol
I
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.!.& J.
l.()OO,(X)0
l.OOU
1, 1880 Operated on own account since Dec. 1869.
tin earninJB In 1872, »29.. ^.
1. 1886
Mchl. 1890 stock. »3,107,0 0. Annual rep. Ip T.15, p.3">5
May, 1873 'Leased In 1863 to Northern Cent, for 999
Jan.. 1873
rrs. Rent paid, »165 31.1. Nettarnlngs
r
A.ftO.
500
i'.iVio
Tnink
7
i'.wo
l.OOO
1869
1871
1869
Dec,
16. p. 8J.)
.Jan.
Jan. 1. 1H80
Phlla., Penn. B. B. Co. Oct. 1, 2832
J'hila..l)y Co pany.
"
„„. ..
..
stieet.
N.y., Office, 23d
Mar. 15, '73
q'-m.
J.& J.
15'i,'«lO
500&C
500&C
R.Co
do
do
do
do
do
M.ft 8.
do
A.*0.
do
J. it )>.
do
J.«.I.
do
J.&D.
London.
M.« S
M. & S. New York and London.
500&C
1.000
f 200.000 Issued
Apl.
Vork.
PWla., Penn.K.
ftj.
6 k.
l66&(;
ffHiiui
F.AA.
2.000.000
317.000
660,000
1^*70
A
l>.
1.000
1.000
tr/over'iviUe~\st mort
Ft. Wdi/ng, Jacli^ondtSiiff.-'Ul mori., coup
rt, and equipment bond:*, coup
CiHu—lRi M., gold.
Wiyne, Afu.tcle
^^nda.JoknHtotCHit
adm
^Wt
A. A
New stock
(See report v.
1872.
&1. Phlla.,Penn.LlfeIns.Co
6b. J.&
i'.6iio
186S
1^68
iser
il'irnri-ta—lBi mortg;iu'y,
^uKhing
.1.
Bank
do
A.&O.
165.00
Ist
3>«
Phila.,cn(aid Nat.
New
%y,AS)i'..
M2
1903
21,0u0p.m
Monro*.
J.
S5.1l)0
2.180.1100
.Ci)Dstrui:tlon horjiU
&
.I.ti..l.
7
5
7
1,000,000
s. f
iat .M.. ^Jui. id on -lO. l.g . 153,600 ac.. ad d.
Jst mo. tgHge, L. G.. 358,000 acres, 3d <iiv
Flint 4 fioVly It. li. (s. f.. *i5,u00 per year)
ilJay City E. S.ighiaw. 1st M, guar by lese's
do
iBav i^oancy.iBrtiunl In aid &
Holly, Way^iC
2H
3«
1¥
iKII.:il«l
1,000
J.
A. 4 0.
M. & S.
March, 1888
May, 1889
do
do
do
London.
M. &N.
tl.&S.
4,000,000
6,000,000
4,441,000
920,500
186.000
3,000,000
5,000.100
6.441.000
;o.(««.ooo
i,0 O.IIOJ
lSli9
,
*
tt
J.*
8
6
700,000
M
.
78,000.(100
100
1,0JO
1.000
1.000
l.OOU
lOO&c
lOO&e
I^iohburij—^tock.
u-g'ieUe—eioCK
FUntif- rure
Consol mort
"ioo
1.00i>
lUtiS
Ill.,8.f.
Ist mort., s.f (Kvansvlllc to Terre H.J..
re
STU.OOO
50.000
"'r»o
mortgaii
convertible
Ctmsol, mort. free of State tax
.
EquI 'ment bon l-*
Eitrovean it jV. Am^iHcan, {Me):
) Bangor
1st M.. Wliir,. to N.n. line
loai.
(
2d mort, Bangor to Winn
Ld grant goid& Ist M. Bang toWlim...
Tti'
500
Boston, Co.'s Office
N.
6
SOO.OOO
1.000
£^iiO
18rt5
mortgage, conv. Into cons, mortgage
JSi}>in>tvUle,
6(J0,0H)
1,000 000
500&C
lOO&C
dt PUtn()ur(f ~9\,oiz)s..
art
50
50
1,000
_ M.&8.
M.i
ilo
N
.
Y.,
do
Bank AnrlLlSSS
do
do
do
do
Un. Trust Co.
do
do
N. T., Farm's L. & T. Co.
do
Feb.. 1897
June. 1899
Jnly 1, 1919
Oct.
1.
jnly
1,
19C0
1
1908
do
do
York,Nat.City Bk
do
do
April 1.1911
do
do
Jau. 1,1900
do
do
Aug 1. 189!
N. Y.,Farm. L.&T. Co. July 1. 1889
do
do
do
\ov. 1,188
N. Y., Nat. Park BanV. Apl. 1, 1893
N. Y., Metrono itan B'k, July 1, 1890
N. Y., FarmL.& T. Co. July 1, I8S5
do
do
do
Mar. 1,1878
do
do
do
May ;, 1--90
fio
do
do
ftept.l. 1891
N.Y. .London orFrankf, July 1, 1902
N.y. Farm's L.& T. Co May 1, 18:8
do
do
iMav 1, 188!
do
do
Oct. 1. 1906
do
do
..July 1,1910
N. Y., Bank oi America. May 1, 1838
New
Settlcneut
flnished.
(v.
with
16,
creditors
Oefc..'70
virtually
p. 220.)
owned I'^'intly hv Penn, Co. andCl.,Col.
& I.and leases the -t. L.. Ali.&T.H.
Net cirnlngs, 1872, $2SO,-ii8. (v. 18.p. 52i
Bond-guat-.by Penn. Co Stock. $1.4fO 000
Net earnings, I8T2, $9i',20."'. (v. 16. p. .524.)
Is
C.
Coi'SolidHt on. June, 1872. of Internadoiial
andHoust. & Gt. North. See Cuboni
OLE, V. 15, p. 44. 331; v.16, p. 236.
Leased to Mich. Cent., with
traffic
gnar.
ds exch. for Detr.. L.&L. M- 1st. mort
Leased to Ills C, at 35 p.c on earnings,
^tock paid up, $286,730.
Li^asi-d and opcr;.ted by Mich. Central
wlttch guarantees all the bonds. Lan.s
lb2,00j acres.
ads offered In Aug..'72. Sen ndv.ln Chro-;.
Leased In ls71 to Pitts., Clnn. & 8r. L. P.K
for int. and sinking lund of bonds ana
7 per cent a year on stock. Lease trans
ferad Dec. IflB. to Pa.
earnings in ISW $M>9,1)J0
Company^ Net
tv. 16, p. 524.)
n^ay
THE mnomoLt.
31, 1373.]
729
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Snb«erlber» will confer a irreat <avor by glvlag as Immediate notice or any error dlecoYered in onr Tables.
iSJond*,
DESCKIPTION.
INTKRKST OB DIVIDEND!".
Itfllet
Amount
Principal,
OutRate
when Due,
BEMABU.
When
Where
Panbl«,ud
For exiilanatlon of all rcfcrii"CP», see Bond
•Modlng.
per J Pajablo
(a 4
by whom.
foot notes on l»t page of KK Tablus.
laat DIv'd.
'
I
Jlictsnnt./'fflsae.rfaroft— riorldast b(l« old
Je/rerson Pti.)-\M M. (Hnviley llianctlj.
BiortiRci' (Unwlrf Ilianch). ,..,.,....
let M ortgn;(! (Su qu, li. lu t-'arboudalt)..
Jonet it N. />nU(iwi~lsi inortKniJe
Junction, PMIaiifiphtn'-id
1st
uuirtgage...
44
4K
.
ia
VounrU
mnfr^-tioi-i'.'.
l»tinort„l.'.B.* St. Joseph UK.. .I .M
<t
St..I.&e.Il. U.I.,iBtM..
do
do
cuiiverttblo
Mo. Val.RR.lstM. i»l,ui»j,UUOKld).
.,
Kans.U...'<t. ./.« C. B. int., rolis.M.
NewmorlKiKKf,.r
(t8,U00.U00)
62
St
2
I
3-°
f
OJ
I"g
&
2.1
m
;
1,00()
l.OUIl
2,240.000
1,00(1
4,a63,(W
LOCO
ISM
lOiiO
I88S
1870
I8:i
lOO&c
2S0&C
wa^
1895
lOO&c
18.15
lOOftc
& Gra d Papidrt
1st mortgage
do
2d inortguge ...
it Mim.-lat M., gold. 1. sf.i s.f.
2d mort gold, 1. gT.. h. f., conv
Income mortgajc bond.'i
Lancaster it /iV«d., (narrow g>iage)— Ist M
Ralamazdo. Al!cg«n
do
hake Sup.
Laicrfince—itOi:ii.
1st mortSiiire
—
Louis—Ul mortgage, gold
grant,
s. f
d
y. O.- -Ark.
S.Lo'n
iBt mortgage, sinking fund
LoganmCraiofihv.<ts. IP o/ /uij— 1st M gid
L'yng Branch tfc .Sea Shore— Hi mortgage.
L'>ng Island— RiocM.
1st
Prelerred
per cent stock
Kentucky fncrpetual loan;
LonlBv;iln & Frankfort boQos
&
Loan
Lonl--vllle, Clnn.
Lex.,
Isi,
Zouisrilte <t Nashrllle
(to
—
stock
Ist mortga"** on main stem
Louisville Loan
Lebanon branch. Louisville Loan
Memphis bran -b,l8t mortgage
Lebanon Br.. 1st tnorfgage
do
Exten-lon, Louisville Loan...
Consol. Ist mortgage for $S,000,0()0
Memph'8& iihlo. Ist M.. sterling, guar...
Memphis Jfe C'arksvlile Br., Ist M., sterPg.
Lt/kens Vallei/—sXQfi\z
Macon tt Aitgnsta—\%% M. (.3-fO,000 guar.)..
2d mort. endorsed by (Ja. RK
Macon <fe Ilrunswtck—Ul M., State eudors,
2d mortgage
Equlpm
<fc
nt bonds
Western— &iod
iC
F.ft A.
500&C
UWO,000
1,000
!,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,196,000
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.*0.
A. « O.
J.& J.
dOO&c
3,ooi),in)
475
130
83
20
77
77
1,000
1.000
500&C
500&C
seo.fxx)
50
1,000
1,000
5»,oua
3,500,OfO
5,iCO.«00
750,000
50
2,Wr,I0O
tfiTHIKi
4 JVUi<)-MilM*,W »W
851,000
71 519
64,000
25,000
100,000
J.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
?H
J.
ft
J.
A.ftO.
Q-F.
I'-
J.ft D.
10 8.
6
7
6
3
M.& N.
J.&D.
*r-
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
6
6
6
7
704, 00
J.'ft J.
F.ft A.
J.&J.
I.
1. 1890
CuKomcui,
1876
T. II, p. 4M,
1.1919
1880
Sept., IST.
Phila,
Kxch Bank Jan. I, IS89 Completed In 1872. It. 15, p. 45».)
N Y.,B'nk of• America. March' 1140 (;ovliigion. Ky.. to Lexiiiicto'D,
'Kr.
U>
;'""';•','!''• \."""'"^nd.nald March. 11(3.
T.„t''*T„.„
11.1
N. Y, .Del.,
Lack. ft Wnjjan. 1. ISTr. Net earnlnes In 1671. 1891.614.
earn.
do
do
|M«r<-lilKi5' 1"'<';.,»«4.4K.. Capltil atockU tJJ»fl».
do
do
Apl. 15.1*<l
(V. 14, p. 628.)
1,
" Com
—
a-om
do
do
do
do
York.
New
N. Y., G.
Opdyko&Co.
May
lii.iwi;
Jan.
1. i8'i:
April. 1S92|
July :. 18i<7 In progress. Oswego to I.ewi«ton.
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Feb.. 187.1 This: road Is a contolldailoa of
the
(lo
do
Feb.. 1871
roiids from Buffalo. N. Y.. lo Chicago,
do
do
July I.IUO'M and owns or leiifli s Beternl braijcbe*.
do
do
July 1, 1900 Ute la»t report In fbe ciiiu>«ici.k, v. 16,
do
do
Oct. 1, 188i
p. 016. Ilie followlnt; »how8 the operaY., Bank ot N.York. Oct., 1819
tions for three ycors—since the consolldo
do
May, 1885
dt tlon
do
do
Nov., 18n
1872.
18:1.
1*70
do
do
AuK., I8;i; Miiee
i.oiit
i.on
i,i!«
do
do
July. 1874 (ir
in'as.tn.»9; •,'>ifi4 19r.V3»W.4S1»io
do
do
,lan.,1tn) Op cxpen'B. i]."-"^'834hit2f
'fr.'KHi^
do
do
Oer., I8IB INetc.rn'gs
r.9
5.(ie«.7'»
1
•,
.'.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
&'i
April, IWK), stock
July,
ly, 18S5 D"bt
.'.•i>.
April, 1886
Jew lines In tij'.'
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
dn
N.Y.. Boston
do
do
4
-.0
iU.sj-iio
.'u »s.«5!890
LuittJ Slalei have
I'een able lo make iOchia'gesfo k dis-
Nov., 137S
July, 18S2
Sept. 1886
trl utionslo-t'.ckholdiTS. Il welncluda
Ihoae n adc by ihe orlgu al lli i-s belora
consolidatleu. Ttecoinp'y hrsr, ct-nily
Al ril, 1898
Jan.i,i8uo
been a heavy bo
rovter. and Is double
having comnleied 440
rrianwgers pre ictasnfll*
t
k' epup ibepresi nt 8 per
''
Ian. 1, 1KW7
on the stock, after pay.
Junel,ts»4
II... ..... I,.. ..nf.ei eht.
.Ian., 1899 The ihconie bds :?re cxchanced ^or 2d M.
Apl. 1, 1900
bonds. Leaded to N. Pac. lor 999 yea a.
Oct., 190:!
1.. ur. 1.632/xx)acrcp.
July. 18i<7
July. 1887
July.l88S
irsrlvii
roa-l.
^' it.'i
1"
-
'
'.
Phlla.
do
do
(V. If, p. 2"S.)
Office.
Office.
do
Apl., IRIS L'd to P., Ft W. * C. at 40 p. e. on grcfs
'"'
Aug. 1805
earn *g i; liar, f 41,0(10 pryr. v. 16,
u, p. ; a.j
July, 1899
Net eamim ». !g11-71,
May. 181/0
oual r poit I .T.IS.p. 189.
1892
ii.niuy c regt.tered.
Feb.. 1897
1. ( eulral Rll.
Apl.l.i. 73 Iri'i'lpt,- fr^ t.i :i!1 sources in year ending
June, 1898
Noi
30, IIi72. ^'^434.915 : net Incoine,
Sept., 1910
I2.5' 5.22S. See ,-inc'jbl rrpor. Ip Cbboni;
t
.
Bk Commerce.
Cincinnati.
p. IB).
-.
.
Dec. iV 1899 Leasiilfor ."Oys to Pac.ol Mo. (v.l'',p.?4"l*
May. 1873 I.eiised to Pitts., cin. ft M. L..vsar.
by
• "
May. I8S3
Peon. nn. ii
i-snmin.i; llabUltiefl
1894
and pav :r
r yr. (T.14,p.99'.l
-
'
Clncl nntl.
Boat., Xat. Bk. Com'rce. -Tan. 1.1900 Land gni!
^.296 atrea.
£ute
do
Apl 1.19(«
aid tlo.i
N.Y., Union Trust Co. April. 19IU Btafoaid t:
::e.
Jiin.,l«7i Leased and i.i.iuiitd by Phil, ft lieadtng.
Philadelphia cfflce.
do
Oct., 18?;
DIvMsi per cent, (v 11, p. «i8.1
•
.
-
,
N.Y., Jones & Schuyler, Aug,, 190(1 Conipleted Ang. IHr!. (v. If. p. 14.)
N. Y.. N. J.South'nR.I!
tlperatcd with X. J. southern.
Comjianv's Ofllce
M«y' 26', -l.l
agllarb. br. completed In I -in. Dlr. of 4
N. y^Verinllye ft Co. Julv. is™
per c-'iit in 18 2. Company h< Id" I'-t
Philadelphia.
ISM
mort. boniW to retire extension & Glen
"*
do
Cove
1393
br. bds.
gs,'.SiI-72.(1.0?8 213;
Tune, IS1P ('ros.imrnii
LouiBvUle.
Jan.. 1873
»M)3.n3; net
n'ng-
e!ii
t.aet.
T.,
Bank of America.
J. ft J.
J. ft. I.
J. ft J.
do
do
do
A.ftO.
T., J.
do
do
do
B. Alexander
1900
Ian,, l(f74
Jan.. 18S1
.Ian., 1897
.
»2
:h
tl.O'll.O'
al 80. ::
Last uni:
4cl.
i
expenses
5.:t9:
Ches.
By conft
Oiilo,
sold to C. & I),
old stock at 66.
linOKICLK,
T. 16,
p.
April, 1900
T2".,000
"iofl
8,'80,600
F.'ft'A.
l,OlXl
551,' I'O
J. ftJ.
849,001
A.ftO.
M.&N.
M.&N.
139,000
1,01X1
333,110
6,6l7,00a
8,500,000
s,aio,>to
600,000
400,<«1
l,(Wi
£200
£200
100
1,000
18C9
100
8S,(XX)
3711,000
10,000
1,100,(100
2,.'>'
150,00
2.500,' TO
150,000
i',66o
6(XI,000
100
3,«S4.520
496.893
3,000,000
1,100,000
495.100
lime
.M.ft.N.
A. ft O.
7
7
A.ftO.
I''
F.
J.
J.
i.&D.
F.& A.
7
7
7
7
7
5
7
100
100
100
100
211,1110
1,162 800
560,000
6
6
6
50IMic
100
130WXP
«g. M.
1,000.000
aoo,cno
i.oou
t,ow
XjKum
*
A.
.1.
Feb'.'.iSTI
Philadelphia.
ta, by Ga. R. R.
Augn
Total Diileagc operated. 9^ mPes. Annual repor' nubp hed In Ciiro.mclx.
V. 15. p. 41U.8tio«8 ret earnll k'« .nail
Unci' ope ated. I)i7l-T2. of «>1.4F1 993. Ol
the f8M0 000 couB. loan (2^00.000 reser'd
to redeem old bds, balance for ItupWts.
(V. 14,p. 182; T. 15,p. 4il.)
'
ft
Feb.. 1873 Leased toSanunlt Br.BR. at 1(3.900.
1887
(V. 16, p. 219.)
J.
:
U-
1,383.992
8,13 1,719
4.460.868
2.450,000
1.050,000
2,900,000
3,000,000
ft
Louisville.
K. y.. Drexel, M. ft Co jBnl.TII-Te
do
18«(l-«7
do
do
do
1886
Louisville.
May, 73-'75
do
Nov..'80.'80
do
Oct. 15,1893
N. Y., Drexel, M. ft Co. April, 1898
London, Baring Bros. Dee.. 1901
do
do
Ang.. 19 2
1b:9
do
do
Various. S.Y., M. K. Jesup ft Co 1887-1900 Advertised for foT«closnre of 2d mortdo
(10
gage Nov.. '72. but notice withdrawn.
A.ftO.
(V. 15. p. 617.)
A.ftO.
1879
Macon, Oa.
Pec. 1872 Leased to Central Ga. RR.. to hare the
J.ft U.
same dividends a« Ihe lessee.
Oct., 1880
A.ftO.
Oct.. 1890 In progress, l«5m. and branch. 60m.
A.ftO.
Leases the Pexter tV Newport, Belfaat ft
Moosehead Lake. Kennebec ft Portland,
And oscoggin. and Leeds ft Farm'ngton
A.ftO. Boston, Nat. Exch. Bk. Apr. l.I9i:
do
do
1890-91
foads. Thv gross earni_gs fn 18Tlvere
F.A A.
do
do
Oct., 1874
ll,«3(.479 ef peT'se8.(I.S».M! ; net ramA.ftO.
do
do
inss. ftMfigl.
Oct.. 1900
In 1971 grosa earninirs
A.ftO.
wore tl.^6.M86; o.ieratlng eipenaea.
do
do
July, 1898
J. ft J
755,O:0
631.000
425,000
741,400
40,800
nio.oiio
18«9
J.&
City to C. Bl., aosni. ; branch, 81. Jo. lo
Bopklua, eiin. Block, (2,7'Nao. Vet
eatnUigalnl8;i,f448,o:«. (r, U, p.4M.>
1, I88S
.luly
N. Y.. Bk of America.
Various.
ConaoL of C. Bl.ft-t.Jo., M. Jo. ft C
B .. and the Mo. Valley Co.'a. Line Kan.
Frinkf. June
ft
do
do
N.Y., N.
«-F.
Ig. f
7 f.
7
4M.50O
.
LoulB.
do
do
do
M.ftN.
3,000,U(XI
22.'i,O'0
18 3
1815
ft 8t.
Boston
do
b.
J.'ft
7 9,-XO
150,(100
2,6 '3,483
M. Y.,
ft D.
M.ftS.
1,51X),0U0
200,000
3,000,000
i,yi ,0(«i
175,000
by transportation.
.1
1'
ino
June
Fblladelphla Office,
9iX),U00
IMW
l',
In I873ncl rarnlnga of K. P. were tlMtAVI
aga nat »UX9.927 In I87I. the land
franl la in two Imau, 2A0,r<0 arraa la
he Drat au« S,ot«,i«o acres Id the
1895-in;
secoDO . Int. oo Income bquil^ Is t ayabia
Jan. l.lAt
Ju lands or caabonlTou' of net earnlnga.
do
7f.
7 f
1,
Sept 1,1893
Junel,18'4
N. Y., Winslow, L. ft Co
N. Y.,Farm. L. ft T. Co
M.ftN.
4,(M(1,000
4,aie,ooo
1,5(0,000
do
nttsburg
Q-J.
F. &A.
.!.&.).
10
10
8
5,000,000
1,900,000
1,000
1,000
1,0U'
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
A.ftO.
A. &0.
24,251,466
1,00"!
3d tliortgagc
4th mortgage lor* 1,1)00,000
Rli., 1st tnortgaga.
giror. hy ft,* c,.
5,000,000
720,000
f.
f.
?M
^89,150
l»l,(iOO
SOO,(XIO
2d mortgage
Hook.
7
1
36S,IK10
Fl•anUn(Jllam—lfilmortjf&Xi^.',
trietta it Clncintiatt-atocy:, com
stock. Ist preir
Stock. 2 I preff
Ist mortgage, dollar
Ist mortgage, sterling
Kalt.,UtM,
6(X).000
',000
4,6011.000
50
l.OUO
1,000
<fc
&
J.« J.
J. A J.
J. ft.J.
J.& J.
J. ft l>.
J. ft J.
I,00O
1,000
\
*
J.&.).
100,1100
i'.OO!
1868
l«iS
1866
ISTl
1872
Ji'inrhfste.r (( /'.'Trrc/if'e— stock
OlD,
4U0,00U
"60
,
Beloto
M.&S.
A. SO.
10
7
'«0-'61
New Loan lnr»l, 100,1X10. gold.
Leeds & Farmlngton R.lt. loan
Androscogiin RR.. Bath City loan ..'.',"
Portland & Kennebc", sto'k
do
do Yarmouth stock ctfs*
do
do Ist mort. extended....
do
do Consolidated mort...
Somerset & Kenneb?c. 1st A 2d mort's..
Belfast & Moo-ii'head. Ist mortgage,
M
J.dt.l.
Ig.
7g.
I8t
JJins/Wld
21X1,01X1
300,000
18W
187
tl.lOO.tXX) Loan. A. & K. RU....
mortxajc, BungorL'n (P. & K. RR.)..
Extension Bonds, 1S70. gold...,
M.&K.
3,200.000
Interest scrip
mort.. consol. gold
100,000
Apf.
Jan',
do
T..Farm.L. ftT.Co Aug, 1,1893
do
do
Sept 1,1890
A.&O
8(!0,r«0
1836
lOT)
1870
Bonds
W
SJI'&C
1000
197 !< •67- -TO SOO&c
197X 1869 500&C
".
1,000,1
100.10
810.000
M>
Portnaae-lst M., gold
Maine Cen<ra(—stock
M. O. & Aidro-coggln KR.
1858
lltt
Bonds
Ist
7
7
60
100
1851
1867
1870
1872
mortgage.
M.& N.
9.M.WI0
60ll,0ttl
i',()iJo
;
&
do
do
2d
Mort. bonds (^hclby cnt-otf)
A.&O.
M.&N.
l,IWI,l)00
"so
Fra.ikfort
£ O.
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.lXli
ITS
J.
Q.-J.
l.OOiJ
>tatc
Le.iclngton
l.onisville
Madlison
7
1
7
600
Extension
Glen Cove branch
Lt'iisviUe. Viu.A Lftxinffton— mock
MacO'i
A.
lOO&c
m Ttgftge, ma n line
Bds to
7
5
Ule .^huulklll-itnck
F.i A.
F.& A.
83:i,tlOO
1,00(1
Street Connection bonds
ZUtie Hock db Fort Smith— Hi mort., gold
}'
i.oai
i.oOo
com
1
J.«
l,<il'0,000
mortgage
M.&S.
A.&O.
M.4N.
J.*J.
A. AG.
J. 6 J.
9
7
7
5,^56,1100
2,693,0011
1868
1S70
J.4t J.
M.ft 8.
J A I).
.!.&.<
Boetoii.
do
M.ft S. N. T., Lond.
533,500
I.OWI.IXW
4,'3i,l««
LOW'
do
ft
N. T., London ft Frankf
ly
N. Y.,& St. Loali.
Feb.
X
J.& J.
M.&8.
1,000
1,000
1.000
18^5
1869
1870
1872
Ze^ven., Latr.,tt Gal.—\st M., l.g., h.r.conv
Kansas C. & Santa Fe, ist mort. .guar...
Southern Kansas. l:-t mortgage, guar...
Lehtffh ft Ijickawanna IstM
JLehtffk r«//e,v— stock, com. and pref
1st mortgage, coup. & rcc
2d morttrag •. reg
Delano Land Co. bonus endorsed
II.
Paid
2S7.(»iO
IfSa
1857
1856
1354
1859
1867
1869
1«55
18C9
1570
lo72
,
A.
A
M.4kN?
400,000
841,000
18i;9
^69
F.4
J.
M. &8.
7
7
lOO&c ao.ooop.m
50U0U,U«
100
1870
1870
1H72
1858
1862
1866
1868
1869
1867
1867
1868
1863
Jamestown & Franklin,
Land
I'-
260,(00
300,000
•.ST2
M.*N.
f
2"
1
V.o6o
isri
7g.
600.000
216,000
4 275,850
l,82l,2»0
9OO,0lX)
4110.000
IVIO.OOO
20U.OIIU
.
U.diS.
ilKi.WU
100*e
186U lOO&c
do
N. Y.
do
do
J.A U.
F.*A.
8 f.
Ig
1,10S«XI
KIOl)
I.OOO
im
7*
A.ftO.
J.'* J.
MAS.
10 f
687,600
I8(i5
I8li6
.Sclioolcruft
gitle Hock. Pine m.
2,600,000;
1*9 sooi'c
Schoolcraft* ihrc Rivers
1st
HiHilua
1866.
'«lp67
1868
1853
99
2i
60
do
do
do
do
do
do
White PIgoou
Lexington <( St,
Litiif. .i/i(f*/il— stock,
1,40U,0IX)
9,038,9.10
6,459,0(XI
IKD
1st inorigajfe (I)., M. & T. lU!.).. ..,...,..
Ist mort. (C, 1". & A. Itli.), Sunbmy bd«.
2d mort. (C, P. & A. lilt.) reglsten^d bda,
3d mortgage (C. I". & A. 1!U.(
Lake Shore dividend bond.s. April, I8(i9...
1st mortgage (C.& Tol. UU.js'kvrd
id mortgage ((J. & Tul. lili.)
.,
Buffalo & Erie, mortgage bontla
Raiamazdo&
l.OUO
8
<
«
"?'
fXW.Ot'O
1,000
LateJSriett Lonlnttte—Xsi M.(tt,100,U(H;... "so
Lake Ontario Sfiore—^aimoTl., Co. a
150
I<ike Sliortic illch. .5oi«/i.—stock
itn*
Oiiariitecd. Ill per ct. stock
Consolid uiortKagc, 1870, coup
iois
do
1013
do
reg
Income Bds(s. fd»«IO,0'.lOhr yr.jcp orreg
Mort. bonds of October 1, 18li9. S. F ....
ISl mortgage. S'und M.S.* N.I
nlorlKiige .Mich. S
do
do
QO
Kalamazoo
2,189,413
fMI.000
"'56
,
;
600,000
iOO
1,00U
1,0(10
coup (Lcixven worth lir.)
1/and Or. M., coiip., on l,liOO.iM) iicroi
Income Bonds, ftoup., .'lil M,. ou4i7 m
Land Bonds, c. or r., KOld on 2.(KK).(«0 acrs
2d morlifage, coup, or reL^.Kold, on saino
neni Vounij/ (Md.).— ist mort. bonds
Efiilncki/ Centrul--2A moitgage
8tl mortgas<e
Lackawanndik llloomtibut-a—lH THOrtj^age
1st mortKfl^e (extension)
2d mortKa^e
8d niorttrnKf (extension)
la oiii*"- bonds
M
l.UIXI
l.OliU
l.Uli
..
J.
9«il»0
5(»«|
«»
S/insiiH ytra/t— «tocK
loi •l.(Kl<l)8,r,c.orr.,l.(rr. S.OIICI.O Oac».
Jilt M., KOlil, roup., on '.lom. WcBt Mo. R.
l«tM., KOlil.coUp.bOfTlnnlii,' at llOnilvcBt
2d M. (to U. .S. uov) on 3iUin. West .Mo. K,
1st Mort.,
2UI.0(IO
l,UlO
1,0MJ
ism
mortffrtiro
Kam CUij,lH..ro.
J.AJ. K. T.3 W.Hopkla> ftCo
ItOO
J.* J. Ooneidala Nat. Bank. July 1,1887 Lraaed to Krte Railway Co, which pays
do
4k J.
do
do
Jan. 1, 1889 intereat on the booda
(r. 14, p. Ai
«. r., by Erie R. B.
J.*J.
Jan. 1. 1889
J.*4. N. T K>iinVL.*T.Co JoiTi. i!r:4 I^aaed to Mleh. Cert.
J. A J.
rhllade.phU Offlce. July :, 1882 '^wiedbycoDiieciuigCo.'a. Coat of road
4M»J»o;
1870
1867
»
i
i
M
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
3
Bk
leaving net earnings. 946S.7I7,
In Cukonicl^, v.. 14, p. 4fiSf
T. I«,p.S25,4U.
11,094,638.
July
See reports
1S9I
Augusta, Me.
do
A.ftO.
do
Apr. 1,1883
A.ftO.
A.ftO. Boston, Washington Bk. Oct. 1.1895
S
5
7
Boston, Nat. Exch.
July. 1101
Jnne,'74-'n
I.
ft
N.
M.A
N.
J.
J.
ft
Belfast and Boston
Manchester ft Boston.
.\liiyl.i.
Isw
Mav,l,«t Operated with Concord BR." (t. 14. o. TSI.)
July 1, 1889 L's'd to B.CI.ftF..at >< earn'gB. (v.l(.,i».188)
Gross arnings forvear 1812. |a,019.l»4 ox>
"s's.
3 8.
7
?"
7
T
It.
M'.'ftS.
Sept.'," 1906
M.ft S.
Sept., 1866
F.ft A. Bait., F. Garret ft Sons. Aug. 1,1891
I.ondon.
Aug.l.lSin
F.ft A.
ft
Sout. May 1. I'**
M.ft N. Bait., I!. Garret
do
do
Julyl,lS9i
J. ft J.
m'a n.
J
A
J.
do
do
do
May'l','l89<
do
do
Jab., 1900
do
K.T.iWtMloiTiL.AOo, AOf.i.tUO
:
net e^rnlugs, $410^1
earrings in 18;i.
IV. '6,0.311,49-2.)
A 4th mortgage for
r4.O0n.(!uu was au horlied at the umaa)
nitetlng, 1873,
peniies. $l.fil-.713
against $
NmOw.U
li',(.-lf.
;
r.ct
Btook pd4l,IW,000, T,>(,p,u
'
THE CHROISIOLE.
730
[May
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Subscribers
ivlll
INTEREST OR UIVIDEND'*.
Amount
Out
'efcrnuces, see
foot notes ou 1st pase of KR. Tables.
stalidini
Btauoing.
& O c.
1.910,00
2,0.0,iW
Marquette. H.
<*
all
O.— l»l
M.
M., l.gr.,
oip
I. tn*-- n. &
mortgage, M.,H. & O.. coup
Jftri/iu id it Deiutoare—Ui inortKaKe...
:st inortiraiiP.
.
'.-I
icxfnfflora-lBt
mortgaxe
Jfiinftht^ <t CAarievioM—stock
TenneeB8*.'e Loan
let mnrti^iiKe, convertible
«(1 piortL'atro
mo
iDc
MsmnlUH
LilUe ««.•*— 1st
M.
1 .
ur
ArttHnsas la i,*l(5.(XX) per mi!e
<fi f\t, />)««— iBt I. .on bou'lB. 1.
IfemvliMtt 7MrfWf!f?ft— tst mort.,^old
ifiChl^'in Central— tock
1st inoi-tiraK .convert, finking fund
M^mvhU
281
281
231
I
MicAiiraii ia«'« SAore—l8t mortgage
Midland Paci,1U-—\i,t mo tgag.-,gol
Mihcaukee tt Northern -let mortgage
^liltrankee it SI. Paul—Com. stocK
Preferred 7 per cen' (cumulative) stock
Votings rip attached t. con v. bon'ia...
111
Ist
SD
S'"
94
91
"56
.
126
1310
1310
^s
S7J
870
(ralmoT/
Mine.)
raortgaee (Minn. Central) ...
^
t-
.
2d tnortgag-' (Prairie du C.)
Mine
Hilt tt
*
J
A
Mineral Point (Wis.)— 1st mort
Minn, tt Itorthwent — 1st .M. gold.
J.'* J.
A.&O.
A.& O.
M.&N.
WIS
1869
88l,(HiC
is'.'j
1809
18.0
l.iai
J
1,11:0,000
10,8:6,183
3>4
5,')02,000
1,000
l.l'll,l!00
l.OO:
79 ,500
8,793,000
207,000
1,000
M. & S,
J.A.I.
.T.& J
234.000
4,000.0(0
S.HKI.UOO
7
7
%.
&
J.
f.
1
10
7g
)).
J.&
J.
.1
.1
*
.
1882
v. 16, p. 21, 219, 69S.
;
The annual report for the year ending
Ma; 31.1872. was l.ublsbcd in CrlKOXl-
.I.&.I.
7
7
M.&N.
F & A.
7
J.&.l.
do
do
A.&O.
liOO.OOO
100
1,000
1,000
ii,9,'o,oa(;
1,(X)0
1.00.1
7,933,000
5,000 Olkl
i5!:
.!.&.].
580&C
2,1x0.1100
in
5im
1,000
5X1
377,100
800,000
83,600
A.&O.
J.& J.
3700000
1.1P3
do
do
Memphis,
do
<
a;'Kin8t
J.&.T.
J.&
J.
m'.&'n.
2.5(O,0(-O
a;&'o.
3&6g
1000
1871
1871
lOO&c
lOO&c
1817
i8;o
IRTl
1870
•.,161.184
8
?^8
30,00.1 p.m
400,1100
1,000
1,00
7g,f.
.&N.
,J.& J.
M.&«.
Man*.
M.& S
84.)
BivUtendH since 186Uiave been on pref.
sfk.Fe
Office,
330 010
.1.
8
i',66o
5110,100
7g.
5"
14,008,100
5,uOO,UOO
3.000.000
1864
S.50
var.
50 'Ac
1,000
i8U
1,00(1
640,'CO
1871
1,000
25
1,000
5,(KO,00;)
383.08:1
*
f.
1898
1873
1891
Jan., 1902
«
1
7
J *,1
Jan. 1,1890 Mankato. Minn, to 'tate Line 60m.
N'ov..'69''7l
im-rated underlease by an assoriatlon.
Aug. 1,1875 Bonds protested Dec. 15. (v. 13. p. 840.)
Jan. I, 1892
Land er., '257.000 acres, ftate aid, f 10,(00
per mile. Line from Eunice. Ark., on
Miss. River, to Fulton, on Red 1!-. lism.
Apr. 1.1876 Net earnings in year ending ^ cot. .'70. 18 2,
»'251.i9.':Tn IS'.l, $227.1 1'.;* IST, f212.'.01
Sep. 1, 81.93
:
1869, »lV2,'2;i2. (V. 18. p.807.,-*U. Pacific, o. Br.
Consol. o
J''n.,18a9
Dec, 190.)
ed M y. 1«.3. (V. 16, p. 627.)
S ock doui'le 1 in 1873. See Uiiboniols,
1,43.0(0
J
&J.
1870
1867
379.360
2.1O',O0O
500
5(0.0110
KKi
800.000
100
7
1
Ist inortiraire
&c
51
"
50
18*70 5 I'&c
1869 300&C
"160
Mortgage bonds, coupon
tax free, coupon
Uolyoke& Westtleld ER
JV'g'o ^ez-'je^— stock
rl.,
18T0
Loan
2d Loan
i%5
1st
Rd Loan, d le State ^'ew Jcr e
N.T. Mkllanil—Ul M.,gld,guar by N,r.& O.
2d mortgage, currency
mortgage
'Sin
1,01)0
1868
:870
IW&c
1871
luO&c
18J9
mortgage (Toms' Klver b'.'.)
2d mort. bonds
Consol. mortg'i-e. for $:,000,000
Ne'.o .Jerney Went Line— 1st mort., gold
Jfsw London .^'or(ft.— stock
1,000
1,000
1,000
I'O
1,00
7
7
1st
1.00'
lOO&C
iSTl
18J3
1870
,,
N. Orteani. Jacks. itGt. North.— \at mort..
2d mortgage
Income bonds, gold
N. O. City exten. bonds
J^. O., Mobile &. Texas— \%'i. mort.. skg f unu
id mortgage, end 'rsed by tate La
JV'. Y., Bost. it Montreal— \Bi mort. ,gold..
•1865
1812
18 6
1860
1810
1S70
18
I
1871
1869
/?iwfir— stock.
(X. \., Central)..
i853
7g. f
5
501&C
I, "10
1,0011
2«
525,00.1
7
7 f
7
8,0 0,000
«80,000
2,100,000
1,000,000
750.i«O
200,000
7,295,'200
Mch
& J.
Ci.-'J.
7 f
6
7
31,
$1.2o8.!64;
.
&
May.
1571
Feb., 1873
July. 1876
1872,
$1,80,757;
expenses.
net earnings,
$512,492.
&
on stock,
N., at 6 p.c.
N»t Income. 1571-72. $'6,913.
Net Income. " mos. 1871-72. f 186.619
do
;
(v 13,
whole
Apr.,'.5l',
g.
8
no
8S,t2',330
4
500&C
5,93S,'i28
6
do
li'56
1,000
N.F, stockh'd's do
do
railroad «tock,.
500&C
1353
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,514,000
76,000
592,000
1W>,000
85,000
2,900,000
1,^91,001
7
1854
do
Office,
do
do
18 7
1 95
695.)
Leased to N.Y. & 08. M. for inf. on bonds
& 7 p.c. on $2.ai0,0l,0 stock. (V. 14. p. 828.)
"ee f-tat-meuts in
Nov,I,188£ StO''k, $8,1 Oc-.OOO.
18
1
CUSONICLS,
&
V. 16, p. 595, 691, 681.
1881
In progress, ^'ewark to Emmaus. Pa.
Op. under contract with V. Centi al for 20
years at $240,000 per yr, (v. 16. p. 18«.)
.
J
A.&O.
M.&N.
7
7
or7
N. Y., Co.'s
do
do
di
S.
do
Opdyke & Co.
do
N. Y., J. B. Alexander, July 1,1886 Formeriv operated hy Sou'hern RU. Asdo
do
Bocmiion; company look possession
Oct. 1, 1890
do
do
1S90
again i>> June, 1870.
do
do
1810
J.&.I.
J. & J. New York and London. J»n. 1,1015 Int. In default, and road to be sold June
.1
I
7g.
&
do
N. Y., O.
do
Apr. 1, 1903
A.&O.
Mav I, 19'0
M.& N.New London, Office. Apl.,lS:3
J.& J.
A.&O. N. Y., Bn of N. America Sept., 10,55
do
Julv,1892
do
J.& D.
76.5
166 000
J ne
1681-91
Apl, 10. '73 Operated with C. & Amboy KR. andDel.&
N, Y., Co.'s Office.
Aug.. 1875
Rar. anal, as the United Co.'e of N.J,.
ff. Y'., Bk of Commerce,
187*
do
and leased to Penn. RK. (v. 14. p. 622)
do
-
F.&A.
F.&A.
F & A.
F.&A.
F.&A.
M.& N.
A.&O.
M.
1,418,500
800.000
3,010,00
1,500,000
2.000,000
14. p.5;3; V. 15, p. 1'.)
In Chroviole, vol. 15. p.
4'.ll,sho.^ing gross earniutrs year endmg
Annual report
ifol
.ot«'
3,000.000
1.5)0,000
2,iao.f00
120,001
1,000,000
in pro"rees and will probably be
completed Montg. to Enfaula In 18T2.
Road
PUtslmrg, Penn. Co. Apr'li;'l873 Leased to Pittsb.& F. 'W.Co. v.l6,p. I'2S.
N. Have ,E.S. S'laiiton 1^98 & 1900 Citv of N H.guar. $225,000 of these.
N. Y., Leonard. Sh. & F. May 1, 1889 Completed April, 1873, Paid up stock.
18ji.
$B-.7.500.
(V. 16, p 5'25, 69s.)
New Haven,
Net income. :87I-7.', over aid above 1 terdo
Jai'..'iE
est and taxes was $95,738. (T. 15, p. SU.)
Var.'
M.&N.
?>i
1,1886
une I.l'W
yea "871, $202,978 (v. 14, n. S-i".)
Y., Central of N. J
teased to S.J. Cent Cost, «2.413;3'..
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Nov. 1.1889 Leased to Sand.. M. & »•'.; guar by B. & O.
New I'edford. hy Treas. Nov. 4. 1872 Sold 'o Bost., CI. & Fitchb from Jan 1,
Bost., SuflolK Nat. Bk. July 1, iSSl
1873. ChKOI.- OLE, V. 15, p. 778; V.IC, p. 138.
M.&N.
V jb ^'.
J.* J.
A. 40.
Leased in pcrnetnity bv N. Y. & Oswego
Midland. Completed Dec. 18.
do
do
Tsr.
J.'&J.
",2.50,000
1.0M
1877
Opydke & Co.
Nashau.
Bridgeport, Conn.
do
.T.
6 f
7
300,.««
450,010
1,003
1.001
1,000,0110.
1.000 12,500 p.m 8
1.000 12,5
p.m
1.00
*
J
60 •,000
s,()(i6,boo
&c
1883
1901
Boston
F *
.1
i',6oo
"ioo
Mortgage bonds
HKl.OOO
800,000
500,000
171.500
SOO.OOO
M.& N.
A.
*.l
1,877,9
n«
1833
Y., Drexel. M. * Co Julv'i,'fO0: Leased to L.
Na-hvllle, C .'s Offlcc.
Oct.,18S7
p. K07.)
A J. N
T
A «<>
I'-
li)7,000
56)&C
1869 5J0&C
Mobile.
N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.
1.000
'Sii7
.
1?.
1.000,0
,
16, p.C6:.
1,883
do
do
Oct., 1901
Nashville. Offlcc.
Jnlv, 1.872
1874- 3
Y., V.K. S evenson.
1-85-95
Nashville.
A *.<)
*..l.
& Tebo &
N. Y., tfnion Tru't Co.
1S9J
Operated by Erie. Cost of road. K23.322.
N. Y.. Del. Lack. & yf. Jan. 2,1873 Leasedin perpetuity to Del.. Lack & Wes.
do
1914
do
The leasees as-ume all liabilities and pay
do
do
1891
7 per cent on stock, and 5 per cent after
do
do
1910
1874, if they then earn 10 net on M. & E.
do
do
1SS9
Net earnings in 1871 were $168,913. >vol
AA
K
.1
W
Aiir. 1.19
\i
2.0^1,178
16. ;.
(V. 6, p. 691, r,3; v.
21, 339,493, 633, 661, 691.)
s. Cent. RR. for 99 vpars.
ian.l6 187^ Leased to P.& Read., ^lay '64 for 93tl yri
i'ss earnVs,
Cost,»l,620.i:100.
.Jan. 1,189 Gr.._
...ls71,»98.0ec,
_
N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co.
do
do
,1.
*iN
F.& A.
1870 (for IS71)
com. Slock.
.lunc 1.1902 Leased to
do
-,l.
c;
.1.
,
Mobile.
1>.
7
7
Dec
7
18'18
& Loudon.
do
do
A&O.
3>i
..1872,7 cash;
cash: Feb.. 18:0. 7 cash and 3 In com.
stock; Jan., 1869, 7 cash and 10 in com.
ftO'K
On coin, stock-. Dec, ls70 (f r
1871) 7 In com. stock: Frb ,18:0, 8 cash
69 14 in
a d 7 in com. stock; Jan..
1897
Dec, 18"0
Dec. 1870
London.
N. T.& London.
N. Y. G.
M.&S.
1,040,10'
4v0,000
1871
Se>p Se/J/ort?—stock
Mobile
1
18ti6
'4'9-'W
'5i-'65
M.SN.
M.ft N.
8
Hrport lor
».'.flOStl,i.falnst»a,76;,787 in 1870. Ne'v
stoekw s issued De<-. ,1 72and Ji n., l^'?:!.
1.000.000
1,476 300
755,010
l,6S5.0(O
63.000
In IS'0-71.
Neosho Val. Large land grant. Annual repct in CiiBov ole, v. 14, p. 7)5.
Seeal^o v 15. p. 628, 7:^7.
Feb., 901
N't earning' in 7871
Jan. 1, 1899: ^tock, ?5,950.(00.
Apl 15,189u, lf;58.S01. Laud'< unsold 1^70,000 acres.
New York & Savni.,iah. 1872-76 Whole ine proposed, Giraid, Ga. to Mo
biie,22i>m.
N. Y.. Nat. City Bank. Jan., 1889
Savannah, C.KR.Bk,
Jan., 1887
Net earrings. 1.871-72. 1150.121, See report
in Chronicle, v. 15. p. 8,53 Int. default1966
N. Y., Boutter & Co.
j.&n.
F.&A.
5,rtO7,0ai
ifil.5.59112
months to Dee. 1. 187'.!. shows an increase nvrr 1871 of »2S7,S95 grOBB earn
lugs and £91.749 net earnings, (v. 15, p
Kl.\
l>i74
N.Y. .Clark. Dodge & Co
(0
do
do
do
N. Y..Farm.L. & T. Co
Boston, Co,'.! 0',-e.
J. &,l.
01I0
t',9t2.'."51
yeiotturyport—'.Bt m. bonds
.Newcastle <fi beaver Valley -^tociz.
JSeto ti'inen tt nerh'/—\stiaoTt
New Haven, Middlctoicn it Wdl—\Bt mort
2d
or If aire
a. Uaven it .Voriflnrnp. (canal RR)— stock .
CLE, V. 15, p. 84. I' shows net farrinrs
II V aln line and branches of C1,99S (KX),
1393
1881
York.
N.Y.. Union PrustCo.
Phlladelpbia, P.&R. Co
Detroit, 1st Sat. Bank.
^. Y.. Ag ncy of Co.
N. y.,J. L. King.
1,2.". I,,"!')"
isw
,
do
do
real estate
do
Bouds convertible tiires
do
Ujnewal boivts
^d mortgage, sink. fd. (Hudson River)
mortgage (Hudson Klver)
1,
New YorkOfiice.
J.& l>.
June ;,1888
F.&A. N.Y..Mil. & St. I'. RR. Feb.. ISP'i
To^'
3,275.i««i
& New
London.
1,TK,200
—stock
assumed
do
do
do
F.ft A.
3,000,000
3,969,600
51
320,100
1,000
l.UOO 20,000 p.m.
LUiil.OJO
18S9
1867
C
W
A.&O.
.M.& N.
J.i J.
di
700.0
R.,fe
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
,).'&.!.
7
F.& A.
1.1(10
9-'66
Tenn. State mort. on N. c. & Jasper br'ch
*. 'iuvernmm',2d mort ....
Bonis t'j
New 1-t mirtgage(|.H)U0)p3r mile)
Kviliv. tt Decatttr—\Bt M guar, by L.&N.
2d Mortgage
Nanhua tjc Lowell— Bioc\i
Jir3«(7«(«oA:— stock
1st mortgage, coupon, convertible
Niwark tt Ne'o Torfr— 1st mort
Jfe'.oark. Somerset tb Slrattav, O— Ist mort
lor debts
3«
'
23:5,r«l
l.OJO
1,000
i870
I8T1
13 '9
18
Montgorneni tt Eufaula—\nt M.,en. by Ala.
1st mortgage, not ndorsed
Jfonffc^Wo, (IIU.) .'St mortgage
Monticello <e Port Jervi9—\Bi mortgage
Mf^ri^ tt SyJiea:— stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund
2d mortgage
Convertible bonds
.^
Construction bonds
Gen.M.fc 1st on B t. Br.&c.(guar.D.L&W)
Bonds
do
.ind
hli'f-
.
1,0|1V0"
2d m' rtg'^ge
Income bond-
Hudson
I
.1
8,674,000
1,315,000
£100
18S8
Interest bonds
interest bonds, sterling
Tenn. euhs.,l8t mortgage
8peel-i mort (Miss., Gainsv. & T.)
'M mortif atre
i/oMciai/- or iV../.— 1st M., goid,;guar
tt
&
& A.
& D.
.
l.tlO'
1,000
1,000
Jan!27,'l873
Oc
430,517
mort. iiold. endorsed by Ala
2d mortgage, not endorsed
Mobile ft OAffi— stock
Ist mortgage, sterling
York Central
Premium bonds
V. 15, p.
<
lOiO
1856
18«6
Ist
if«'0
0'PCies
1889
N. Y..'VTinslow, L.* Co
V. 16, p. 403.
.
,„
ST. Y.. Turne'- B
Aug., 1899 In (irngres Bds adv. In Chbos.. Au'r.,'72.
N. Y., Grcifnleat, N.&Co Dec.,1'01 Bonds offered i Nevr i orfc, . U".. 1872.
icle,
New Kork, Ufllce.
Jan., 1871 tor Ins annual report see Chro
J.&J.
do
do
vol. 14. p. 65<. Net earn! csln ISilwe o
3.& J.
Feb. 15, -73
"7'
1.278,980
1,860.000
1,000,001
1,550,0)0
H
3d mortirage
F.
.r.
2.0O:j.000
m
.1
7 6
Midline tt .t{ontf;omt>ri/—rref.Br,o-k, 6 prct.
ist
42^.1
L'd Jn'y.'TS. to Bouth.Pccnrityro.for Int.
on bonds and 8 per cent on stock for 5
years, and 6 per cent afterwards. Seo
188'
let. 1,188'J
do
N. Y. Farm. L. & T. Co Mayl. 1902
do
do
1889
do
do
18*
do
o
Nov. 1,1890
Nov.l.l'-DO
do
do
do
do
lulv 1, 1866
do
do
July
"uly 1.1879
do
do
.luls
,y 1873
.1
8
IS.Ha",!!'!
'I'm
&
.
K. Y.& Boston.
lloBton Office.
?«
110
100
1000
1870
-^.f
1
8tiuikerti—\Bt
Marquette & Ontonagon
ly tiinhir aiidralnerfll. Stock, $2 3!'6,700.
CliEOMiOLK. v. 15, p. 804; v. It), p. 6ol.
1885
18;S-7^
2«
18,iO,ip.m.
4'J
iStiS
mortgage, gold (Tebo.&Ne >6bo)
sol. M.. gold, on road and land
iriminrt R..
S. it Qitir—lst U.. 1. gr. s. f
2M mortgage, coup., may b r gistered. ..
MoMle .6'«raiY(— l8t mort. ($232.5JO end.)..
2d mortgage, end. by Ga. UK
Plain bo ds
}fi. 'J.
I'i
Ho pbton&O. Lands
.
M.&N.
M.& N.
M.&N.
J.& J.
M.&S.
J.& J.
&c
'2M
.
Ist
inv
200
4111
1872
Conaollrtated bon'ls
Tennessee Sta'e loan
Jto. Kann. rf- 71?xn*— Stock
1st M.,gl 1.8.f.,o road*land.((J. ".S,Br)
B>n'l
.1
2,100.000
610,000
70.0UO
1,000.000
500.000
isTO
lb70
IS.R.)
Jiashmlle cfc Cfiattanooga
Ist mortg'.ge. old
f.
4,51.0,0
1,9(10,000
186i>
Tenn. State Loan
Mtm., Ouachita tt Retl i?.— Ist M. gold
l>;t mortgage (J'>7.(XI0 acres land)
Uonds, Staie Arkansas. SlO.OOi) per mile.
Mi^nmiiwi tt 7'^?i'(.— Ist mort
Co
Consol.
Co.
Comm«rce
M.&.N. N. Y.. SwenBon. P & Co May 1,189!! Intf^reBt was notpaid as expected In Kov
A.&O.
190O
N.Y., Un. Trust Co
1672. (V. 14, p. 491.)
J,& J.
^. Y..D. T. Co.
July 1,1901 About 630,000 acres land. (v. 12, p. 690.)
2,201,5110
1»72
1860
itistisUrypi Centrtil—\Bt M. (M. C. U. H.J..
2d moi-tgnge (M. C.
of
M.&S.
SS-IOOO
167i
18'a
u5
TFest.— Isi niort.. gold
i/aoeis— stock.
SchwilktU
1.
Bk
d
do
N. Y.. HowcB&Mac;,.
J.&D.
J.& J.
17,9'7.ai-
100!
__
Equipment ind nrl g bO'jMs
Western Union. Ist mortgage
Farm.L. &T.
do
do
Bost.,
N. T..3d National Bnk,
M.& M. N. T.,-M.K. Jtsupft Co May],
.I.*.l.
do
do
Jan.l.
7g.
235
JfllwauKce Cltvloan
Milwaukee and Wiistern
S:.P. Ch. 1st M. conv. to pf. stock)
[Mke
1,200.000
L»iv.
«^
1st
1st mort'-'aire (Iowa & Dakota)
Ist mortgage (Prairie du (J.)
Mil.,
7
10
8
7
600,000
l,li(Xl,000
15.li75.i«l
1 bo.-
mortgage (Iowa
i,n'i).ion
122
i
mortgage
N.i'..
.V
5',6iio,6()6
CoiiBOlidale mor:. for »11V<I0.000)
MIrhiifan Central (Air Line mortgaeei
Ml.hlSiin Air ine 1st .Vt.assum. by^I.C
Kalamazoo & Sontli Ilavcu, 1st M„ guar,
id M.. guar...
ilo
do
Grand Rlv. Valley. Ist M., umr
2d M.. guar
do
do
guar
stock,
do
do
Sd mort 'it-:*
let moriga'/e Eastern
BO'ton. N. E. Trust Co.
7
1
1870
1871
gi
IBt morti;a'<i!, convertlMti
]st
J.*D.
pr yr
1.293,000
Whom.
.J.A.I.
N.
.I.& n.
,I.& .1.
6
!87;l
ISiiO
l>onrts.
,t
by
K.&A.
13H,14i
REMARKS
Where Payable and
t „'"^''l? '
J
Payable.
M
150.000
500.001
B,812,72i 3
ipnrtifa'/i!
<t
^er
oer
810,1100
850.0(10
CoiiBoI.
Xnjimlle
LIST.
confer a great lavor by g^rloK na Immediate notice ot any error dl'coTered In onr Tables
DESCKIPTION.
For explanation of
8 '3.
31,
661.)
J.& J. New York Co.'s OOlce. an. 1, 1915 6. (V. -,p.
M.&N. N.Y.,' ond.,Bcrlln&Fr't M y 1, 18-9 V. 16, p. 155, 461.
Consoi.. (IV. 1 1869, of N.Y.C.&H.E. roads
A.&O. N. » Duncan, S & i;o. AplI. 15.
M.& N. N. Y'. Union Trust Co. May 1, 1853 In 1868 the stock of the two separa e Comdo
do
Aug. .1876 panies was $12, r2.700. The report for
F.&A.
gross
do
do
May 1, 1833 vear ending Sept. a(i, 157-.i, shows
M.& N.
do
M.JiN.
do
May 1. 883 "earnings of $25,580, 75 aga nst $^1,97J,2I5
M.Ofe N.
do
do
May 1.1883 In 1871 and net earnings 01 $9.13i 289
5<.I5,
t.
-
..
:
F.&A
J.
J.
do
do
&U.
& ".
M.&N.
do
do
N.Y., Grand Cen. Depot.
>
do
do
Aug. 1.1876
Dec
15.1887
June, 1885
'May
1,1875
against $7.8-l.'i95 nlB71. Thecon^ol.cer
tlfl ates -were totverllWe 1, to-'ti^^jk
July 10, ;8;2, The new loan 'or 440.000,000 IB to lay two more tracks making
May
THE CHRONICLE.
81, 1873.1
731
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
Subscribers irlU confer a ffreat fkior by (iTlnc a* Immediate notice or mar error dlacorered In oar Table*.
DEoCKIPTION.
For explanation
foot Dotes
.jd
Miles
of
Kg ad
rofcrrnccB. §««
let page nf RR. Tables.
of
alt
Tork Central <t ffnil.— (Contlnaed)
Oonpon *joiida [871 foot mortgage)
New mortgage | *i?;ISS:Soo::.:.v.v:::;
Nfw Tor}; <t ffar/em— Com, stock
im
l.OM
BiQkln* fund
y. 1'. Ilnutalnnic A yorthfrn—Ut mort,
y.r..ranijsl.,t ^i/ra-trlM. itid ;W.U(XI.UUn
yew York y. flarfu tt //rtr(r".— Btocx
(N.
lut ulortKatfe
y.
Y *
N.
Omego MM.-\H M.,gld
inortcagf.co vertlblc
IS J
141
iirri
i'.OTi
63
1893
18*1
I8;u
1671
2d niorl(raKe, non^onvcrtlMo
i Bo«(.— (Stonloglonj—at'ck...
y. Y.J'rov.
22S
22)
•;
Ist inortgaffe
Kx tension
yew
eft
/,/flbon
(
1857
O—
mortgage, new
l»t
.
142
1(2
liotids. 1871, not mortgage
Northern of N. t/er«ey— stock
iRt
ItXl
4,000,000
324.201
8
M.ft N.
fio
M.ft
do
1.
gr..,.
89'4,.1.53
WiSUO
m!«"n.
50:'
820,11011
600
50
ao'ftc
2«t,.W(ll
M.ft R.
M.ft 8.
9U ftc
50
50i:ftc
5.1
500&C
202.'>02
1,II0U
2.8i0^)00
«g.
l.ooe
179,.X<I
1,0'J ,000
.g.f.
2,7MI,I««I
7
4
6
CAam.— stock
"io
100
Sinkmtf fund onds
Ohio li .tfi*¥/«*fpn(— Stock, com
Preferred Btock
2d mortgage, \V. Div
*6.*.*t9
1.000
1870
1,1X10
l'S4
IS62
Income mortgage, W. Dlv.
Consol. raortgaire, for *ii.800.'.0
Consot. luortgage, Bterllng,
2d con«. S. F. mort., for »4,0llo,000.
Oil Cr««t it Alleglt. A.— Stoct
1.000
1863
£200
1871
1,000
90
1,100
mortgage
mortgage
l,Oiv
Consolidated mortgage
Cotony— Stock
1,934/100
1,228/XIO
3.068,40^
102.100
500ftC
40
(ft
.?,vr«rf/.v^— stoc
t)ondfl
,
,,
6
r9 0oo
150,000
8,077,000
7
mortgage,
mortgage, sterling
Gencai
iiiortgag.*, Bterllnir
Part) <t Decatur, (IIN.l-Ut M.. g6 d, s f..
Puteruim dt A'eicarA*— st M., guar by Erie
J*iktn, Lincoln A D«:atur—\t,t mort
Z' m^i*«far (Mich )— Ist mort., gold.s. f.
i'>;i;w.y/rrt«w— Stock
'
let
mortgage
2d mortgage
2.1 mortvnga, sterling
Ueueral M.. Pb. to Pitts, coup
21
4T
47
47
73
12
67
aa^
«i«
1*10
SOOftcl
lOl
1,000
1,000
90 ftc
V(>')(!
IS'.O
^OllO
100
iffii
£225
£200
S59
reg
1870
Plate lien (InBtallments) bonds
Penneylvaniii Co.- (-'om. stock)
do
Preferred stock
Penn. it Delaware~UX mortgage
Ineorae bonds
'^ennaylTania it N. }'.— let mortgage, guar.
iBt mortgage, guaranteed
Peoria tt liitreau l>//.— Stock
Ist mortgage, guaranteed
Peoria, Pekin tt JfickttontUle 1st mortgage
'id mortgage, convertible
Peoria it Rock /*/an(f— Ist mor:gage
Perktonien—\&t mortgage.
Petersburg
tock
—
—
HondB (payable
»25.000 year.'y '79 to 98.)
.fd niortgage
y-ftiterfe;,
1st
mortgage
tntt't<ietpfiia it
(^ld.)
iVie— Stock,
Preferred stock
1st
iBt
2d
s<l
mortgage, Sunbnry
mortgage
mortgage
M. gid (for
ft
»JO,OOO.noO)
cm
".
'
Krte
guar, by p.'r!'
Philrt,, Qermantown cfc'.Vo;Tf.i(o!ert—stock
P.'itladetp/ita it /Jftid.— st.>ck,com
Preferred stoCK
,'.'.'
',
,
do
do
do
g'dd. do lar orste ling
dollar loan gold
dollar
Vtw debenture loan (convert. 1876-92
Ooal A 1. Co., guaranted mortgage
Treji^oa-Stock
46
46
83
(8
90}i
18
82
B2
36
36
10
287
50(1,000
91.1'
A J.
7
A
A
A.ftO.
I'- «.-J.
A.ftO.
2" .001,1 00
5,584.659
J.
O.
A.ftO.
F.ftA.
1
7
1,500,0
61!1,(W
1,324,200
341,500
600,100
lt«,000
4
S
7
7
7g
A.ftO.
J.ftD.
F.
ft
-
Apl. 1,137:
ApriC.
-.in!-
innnal report Tor 1872 In CnaoMCLW. t
11^,
p. 627, showing i.ct earnings. It.
Oot.i0.1S97
ondon July
1.
1
f
do
do
do
do
*
2.3.' 6(12.
itock. H,6n(',rf0.
Philadelphia office.
do
I'
do
Plttsbnrgn Co.'s
p. v»2,
office.
J.ft J.
Q.-M.
'.;,'>3i,'oo
5
1551,800
9
6
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
6
J.
9
•
6
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
M.ftS.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
7
A. ft
7
J.
7
asK.
2^, 693.
Oct.
1, ISfil
Phlla.,
.
New York and
"ct. 1,1901
London. Feb.. 190 Cmp'eted,.Ian. ,1872.
Apr. 1,1897 Leased o Phil. A Read
Fblla.,227S.4ttist.
Jan., 190(1
Oct., 189:
32.1:84,375
^-
3.S4.
See Report In Chxcxioli, v. It, p. 923.
^prll.iSTt
Aug.10,1901 In process of construction. <t. 14, p. 658.)
190;
,Tan., 1879
6(1
7
on loads
April, ir.;
April, 1-171
1910
do
do
6"
90
7
CnaoNicLg, v. 16, p. f.s4. Npt recclfts
in Penn. and N- w .Icrsev were
»1 1*17.47*. Thesto -' »7t,li2<',2i!i.lnciudea
33H p' r c, being Issu -d In 1873. (r. 16.
.Jan., 1880
ondon.
Ililladelphia, Office,
7
;o,soo.ooo
11.131,000
1,299,100
T
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
S,0O(l,(XI(l
iOO
'
N.Y., Lancaster, B.A Co Jan.,'79-'9f
I.OOfl
1,000
ork. Office.
J.'ft'.t.
J.'ft'j.
1878
N
London.
do
J.ftJ.
8
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
J.ftJ.
62 ,'XI0
376.000
New
New York an
1,'8.'!<'
)C'.
Jau..ISTi
4
11. '10,(100
7,(HXI.000
Bnlldlng,Om.to Dakotali.
Jan., 1001
N.T.,Banl( of Comn;'ce
A.AO.
7
6
1836
1868
18«8
1871
1871
1»71
889.)
1K7(
Aug., 1877
N. Y., Koun'7.e Bros.
J.ft J.
1,000,000
5,000,000
1,000
.4.nr. 1, ISTT.
Sept.,
A.AO.
6,048,700
1.921,000
96.000
182.400
976,800
495,900
177,600
l.t;i9J00
2,700.080
18-4
6
2,4110,000
i'CNJO
tfi8S
1,
«cptl,
or year ending I>ec. SI, l!71, gross earn
l-gswcri- t1,6,9,00^;oi eratlngevpei.ses,
»88'.31.''.
Purchased, B pl.,';2, by Aileg
Valley HR. (v. 1.5, p. 4 •1.)
Old Colonv ft Newport slid Cape rod conlolidatca Apr 1. 1872.
Net carntORa .f
O. C. ta I871-7i, »«30,J49. (v. 16, p. IW.
Bk. No.Amertca, June 1, IRK N'e' earnings 1571, »3S3,.5('4. Slock, core.
do
do
$1,061,700; pref.,»i,0l<i,00O. (v. 14, p. f5«.)
Juno, I90(
F.ftA. N.Y.. Chlc.R.I. ft Pac. Feb., 1873. Leased in pcrpeiullyto C, K. I. ft Pac.
J. ft J.
New Yo k. Office.
ai tlM.Oa pe yr.
July 1 1877
J.ft J. N. Y., Imp. ft Trad. Bk. July 1.1891 Peoi la to Jacksonv., 8Sm. Sto k, tl,2tt,70S
60
•4S-'49
May
Jan., 1,'7S
do
do
do
do
3
400,(1X1
800,00(1
5.730,™«l
'88:
1,
.1. ft I>.
60
1,000
1,000
1,00(1
Feb.M^g-'
Apr.
.
J.
l,roi,Oii(i
CnKOMicLk.
1*, p. 118.)
I
i«-
A.
1,650,(100
t^ce
,f>a).
tM, vol.
N. Y. Krle Rallwav Co. Jan. 1, t87f lioad so'd by receiver In 1S73.
F.ftA. X. Y., T., W. A tV RR. Feb.. 1900 '.eased lo ToL. Wab. & v\ f r 17 yeara.
M.ftN. N.V..6. W.HopklnsACo «Byl8S9 9f nt. not aid, Mav, lf,2. (r. 16, p. l>».i
M.AN.
Philadelphia. Office.
Mav3',l 7? The a' nual report for 1>'72 Is given In
.1.
6
1.0(1(1
n.fl, 187:
•I
Boston, Office.
A.ftO.
J.ft J.
7
1,000
;00
Wit
7'^-
Q-J.
A A (I.
4,97n.il00
1S70
1871
1867
1837
1836
1836
3
7 c.
7 g.
2,583,600
1,20(1,000
6(10,000
p.
,
|i.;il,«»2.)
2,2><2.240
l,l«XI.IIOO
1>«7
1861
1364
1869
Philadelphia. Office.
R.
A. ft O.
g
Office.
M.ft N.
J.ft J.
(vol. l.\
;
1,076.000
2,779,000
S(^),O0O
."40.000
I,«<10,000
New York
(
Interest, ftc. t'S
Inn. I, !'»•
Ian. l,I89f
Apill, 1911
Pliiladelpbla, office.
.
Gross receipts year ending .'nne SO, IBTt,
» .?41 P45. iperallDg exin-ns es. •.Kf.fSJ.
1-74
1,
Oct. l,18»v
London.
do
do
A!ftb.
71,13,2(9
lOO
1866
*
1,1873
tan.
?<r.
,(1X1
sitiftc
lUi
J.ft J.
A
.
June
York, Office.
do
do
do
1
5 '0.00 J
1.000
10 'ftc
lOOft
10 ftc
Marih,lWO
do
New
1
3,000.000
18114
1959
y
do
rily, HudBOn Co. Bk
N. v.. Jay Cooke ft Co. •tnly, foo I.snd 47,000.000 acB. -v. 16. p. HI'* i
itoston ^ . E. Trust Co, Jan.lP, H"," Leased, Feb.. 1SS9, to Bost, 11 ft E., for 100
Jnty 1, !87'
years at 10 per cent, per annum, on coal
do
do
do
July 1,1874 uf property, taxes, ftc. (v. 16, p. Ifts.)
do
do
nly i,1S7
do
Boston, OOicc.
J«n.t9,lR7 Leased. Mar. 1870.20 yr», to Vt. Cent, for
Int. on hds,8 p.c. on prf. stock, 6 on com
Apt.1. '8-3
do
,Ia'i., '78-'7'
for 3 yrs, 7 for next 3, ft 8 for 14 yra.
do
.
7,000,1100
3,000,000
100
do
i
HO
I
I,19Z.'
M.ftN.
Newark, Office.
?g. A.ftO. N. Y., I):exel. M.ft Co.
Completed Portland to Rreebnrg.
M.ftN. N.>., Mercantile N. Bk May, 1915 )p. by B W.A O., a' T. c. dlv. on trOO.tO)
<
F.ftA.
do
do
>tO(k ard Int. on fSTS.OOO ist M. bondB.
Feb., 1891
do
4
F.ft A. N.Y.,DeI.,L. ft W.R.R Aug.. 187S Leased to Pel Lack. A ' est. Tor int. on
7
M.ft N.
bonds and 8 per cent on stock.
do
1685
do
8
F.ft A. N.T.,Imp. A 'red.N.n Feb. :. -r r progress. Owensb.. Ky to Sprlgf.. Tenn
Q-J. N. Y., At. APac. R. R Apl. '.i.'-T,, ct'ar Ings
:k
1571. f9l(.,(»l, agnlUBt »94,V
3891nl»70. Roadlessed Jnlv, 1872, to AlN. Y., Bk Commerce.
Aug., 1888
?^' F.ft A.
J.ft J.
anttc A Pacific RR. at 5 p. c, a ^ear tin
do
Aug.. 18
do
8
M.&V.
18"9
J
do
ly,
.May 1.189.
6 per cnt two following
7
monthly
years and 7 per cent tbeieatter. (v. 15,
8t. Louis.
Feb.. 1886
6011,000
4,0011,001
1S7I
...
1
so
»'
\nril,
Jan.
A.ftO.
M.ft
7,768.?0'.i
"fO
1.0
I
ConBOt. mort. dollar loat, roup, or reg...
it
1871
1871
18«
\',]
Loans
Loan mortgage convertible
hoan mortgage, sterling
Loan mortgag.., sterling
East Penn. 1st M. Sink. Fund
Loan mctgagc, sterling
Loandcbenc re
Loan mortzage
Phttadelphia
21
109
109
Wifl
Jnn:il,is;« Net earnings In URcal
ar I87I-72, t1>7.74i
Apr. 1,1874
A' ni at report In Cuo.mcls. v. 14. p 7:tl,
Durln«IS72 0( er. hv Erie at:ti r>, r( ol irrovs ei-rn'gR.
1878
lu 1672 gro s earnings were |fl''3,' 94.
f.
.I.
A.ftO.
!•
200.0"O
793,400
201,000
.KIO.OOO
l.OlO
l.OOO
1,000
1,000
do*
.l.ft.I.
l,50(l.(«0
5WI.0C4I
SOOftc
8-2
S/JaM.Cent.— lstM.,(Pa)
2d mortgage (Pa.)
M
S„»5,000
'!«
1,000
*l,if.i,;«i.
.
do
I,
.
J.ft
4,251,490
7,000.000
98,847
2.889,830
1.200.000
"w
su
ft
J.ft
14?m. snd lesses 175.. tola
operated. 317m. Net (-ar4itng« Ic It-TJ,
being t'lismi i(.>sii'an In "I.
In ls7-.f purchased Chemung ft Klmlra
and Jeir, ft Ciin. .onds, and lasned Income bonds for *?.75(',i(|ii. Proposition
made for leaseitolVn.KR. See CnnojfIClx.VDl. 16, p. I<2',611«,C»!.
Irredeeni
luly, 188.T
Jan.. 1877
0^,190(1
July. 19011
Har; isbnrg.
A.ftO
10,9(0,000
350,000
ISSli
1P57
I8T2
!S63
1871
.l.'ft'lX
?«
M.ftS.
18^2
«!<
.1.
Compnny owns
S", -72
AitO,
Boston, Office.
M.ftS.
600,000
OO.O
4,030,000
411,«I0
157Ji00
2,iM4,8SU
105,000
700,000
.
D.
A.ftO.
F.A A.
J.ft J.
1,(W),
1868
I81I
I87i
*
.1.
I
l-dfi
1
Nov.
20.1
50|
i:old
2d 'I'orlgage. s. f.. .W. 000 per annum
Keal eBta e (depot) bonds (for |800,'X)0).
Debt to - 1. 1.0U1S County (no bondR) ....
Lex. & Sr. I.oulB t^rancli. ibi mort. gold
Leavenwortti, Atcii. & N. W., 1st mort..
.?\i/tama— StocK
A.I.
J. ft.l.
946,000
M
ft. I.
.1.
J.ft
7
3
4
2.100.(110
.iOP.OOO
.1.
J. ft. I.
J.ft.1.
6
6
8 p. c. gnar..
Mortgage
Ow>m>iboro ii RusseIIr>iUe—\9t
Piit^Hc of Jff*«o«rf— stock
.30|.f.
40li.lKin
ftj.
7.81)
1865
May
Uo
do
du
A AO.
.1.
yer
Apr. 1,18 7
Phlladel.
Al;UHpoll8.
Halt more.
ft
»'<
2,361,400
g
28M
f.
458,(100
1,0110,101
50(l&c
yorthicestem—U. ir.. gold bds.
Orange <* JVeicar*— Ist mortgage
Oregiyndk California— \it moit age
Oswego <jk tjitme— 1st mort , guar
Income mortgage bonds
it
Baltimore
•
Wie«M
Sept.i.'iaw
do
do
do
Q.-.I.
J A.I.
A. ft U.
J. ft J.
.I.*.J.
A. ft (I.
A. ft (I.
,1.* J.
.I.ft U.
1,«I0
1.450,000
1.000 16,000 p.m
1,000
Ponds
Ronds
M.ft K.
l.lOO.UlO
9,820,000
at.ooo
1,000
tO'
Uonds
){onds
1st
I.OO.
Ifc6s
Otrt
iBt
100
100
lOOll
(v. tV 7r2j v. 16. p. ars.)
I'lteroBt cerMOcates for ti(4,038 sr-. dna
In itns.
Gross aniliig-, year II7M3,
»n9.-.i«i; n I, $i59,;o;, an
of
»58.!3<over : .71-72.
Grnsa reee'Dls
etpts In
1*71-72, t1.^««.«J<l
expenses t s/,8»:
XI
net carnli i'»,tt(f4,llt
snrp na above
Interest. t2.^7,iU.
i
1867
Sei't.l, 18119
F..1.. 1,1-73.
Jan. 1, 1889
A.ftO.
1S63
18^0
13TJ
r,66o
.
18V2-71*
do
M.ftV
sViftc
100
JM
Nat eaml-gs, 1872,
UTS. 'r.ia, p.M,)
Lea ed Sept., ini to Rlehmond ft
Danv. It
al t.>ro,roi reran. Net earnings year eridli.g .cue 30, irs, tllg,-.|].
1871
mi
Jolv.
Charleston,
.T.'ft'.I.
I8.'i5
Preferred Btock
Osweffo
6
9,842,0011
IJUI,i.lOO
lOO&c 50,000 p.m
N. C. July,
Phlladeli'bla Office,
10
on
tt'.ia
1
I
s.
186.-1
1,000
100
S.
July
....
7
3
6
6
6
6
I.IW
;
cent per annum on stock and Int.
bonds. (T. 16, p. i;t, «gti, <91
)»n.,l«"0
du
do
do
do
50
2, 187:1
Ian. 2,1871
1, t8!3
May. 1900
Feb.
do
Com pa ny *s Shops
50
1870
,
CO
Mlfl
9
a«
I
M.ft M.
S,473/iOO
2,189 JXW
860,000
1,4 »,r(0
f t,
-m
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
1,000.1 (»1
400.(100
ilk irorcf «(' r— Stock
mortgage. State loaii.stnklngfnnd..,
2(J and 3a mor gage bonds
4tli morfgajfe buudB
Omaha
K, ftA.
.I.ft. I.
6
If»t
iBt
Q.-J.
7
7
3
3
yorwich
iBt
2K
6
7
5(«1,000
(t. It, p.
*
711.mi
1854
Norther^. }*ac{flc—Ut Mort., gold.
Equipment bonds
M.ft S.
M.ft N.
itSI
II-
fonr tracks ibmngbont.
s\i.Ki.tn,i/i )
Iroas carulnss, t2 ^5^.92^; opaiallng eg.
pensea, t>.71*,9'U n't eiraii'in. t'.U.V
.41.
L«a..ed to N. V. C>n(ral at 4 p«r
Ian.!. 18111
Oct.. IW." Inproirress, W.rislns V.Y. toBTcHeld.Cf
July 1 iwu •2 (l«> h.'s to re lr» Hondo I * <»«. mort
N.T..GrandCen. Depot Jan 2, t»7.( CnnBol.of N. V ft N. Haven ft lUrtf.
do
Oct.. I'T.!
.N'.n.. A g., H;2. Rrporl V. ». P.IB8.
do
N. y., O. Opdyke ft Co. Jnly 1, 1-91 Id proyrcRa. Ouaraniees Moc.irlalr and It,
do
May I, ifis .1. "Idland. ir. le, p. W, »0. Md, t«>
do
6Jr..>
klay.
do
do
N.T , M. toorgan's Sons Apl 10, 'IS Annual rf.porl for flscst yesr endtngSept.
do
1878
1.1S:». n C'Hf osici.E, V. 1.^. p.w2. Nil
do
1B7»
do
JOlT I.
do
earnings, tl'i',t(t4.
Thlrty-lbr** per
(
t87<ft IRKI
do
cent new siock Issued id May, 1S73.
290,(100
mortgage
Og/ten^b. if L.
.I.ft. I.
A.ftO.
49(I,VX1
511.000
am
do
do
do
«'n
do
N. T.,I37nroadway.
1,(%KI
l,(mo
s<
817
142
142
142
26
142
.|'*'.T
'ioo
mortgage
rhattel mortgage
2d mortgatre
ttorthent CVrifra/— 8t:)ck
iBt moftgaiio. Statv loan
2»1 morIgftKe,B)nklnt( fund, coupon...
3d mortgage, Blnklng fund, counon...
ltd mortgage. Y.ftC.ltIt (guar by Bait.
CouBOUdated mortgage, gold, coupon
do
do reg
do
Income convenlbtc bonds, con on
I- come bond?? for roads purchHSed, coup
yorthern. N. JI.—iHiii:\i
1
7«,
.l,a J.
77,000
100,000
do
do
do
N.
ft
.I.ft J.
'(r7-.68
1869
1869
yd inortiiage, new
yorth /Vn7i»i/fpaNia— Stock
N. T., Union Trnat Co, April, 1M1
1,0110
l,c«iO
stock, com
Jf'^iheaitern ^V,
li per cent prof, stock (exch. for 2d murt,)
iBt
M.
J
7
7
s.eoii.ooo
Preferred Block
nonifiof
e
7K. f
1,1159,91111
6:9,100
y^frth Caro/(»<i— Btock,
Mortgage bonds
.1
S
•
)9,S00,0Ui
too
1,000
A
}i'.f
I
7
5,8 (1,010
:P6»
ISTO
O)— iBt inortg
com
lutDin-d
N.V., Or.Central Depot. Jan.
J. ft J.
1>S,W0
2«.0(»n.m.
O&c
1
•|S».'II0
General movt. (f 1,000.000 anthorlied)
yues
ino
Italic
is's
1»6«
Improveroont
Wham
3«f.
4
tlM.89'1
"ao
mi
Y. <t
2*1
OMMc
Havoa
A.ftO.
nEMARK*
taotk;
7
£2,(<ao,6oo
7,100,000
no
1,HU,0(»
no
1IB,(«»1
1,000
2,e<i.(no
I.OIX)
186J
1872
1861
IK
by
PVabl..
Tt.
1.980,000
ISJ8
Fref erred stock
C'oiisoIUlated murt, of 1463 ft sink, fd..
Con 01. mort.,cou. or reg'<fo r 1 12.u0O,O0O)
;
when Oue
w here Ptrtble and
C'ent.*
lfeu>
Sonaii,
PrlDclptl,
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS
"a Amoant
Ouiat itandlng.
S5
ft .1.
(I.
AD.
Phlladelphia.Penna
i"
do
KR
Phlla., Pa. Life ft T, Co.
do
do
Phlla. A London.
Phlla.. Trcas. of Co.
Philadelphia, Office.
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
do
Philadelphia, Office.
1
ondou.
Philadelpliia, Office.
oa
do
Mch
July
31,1881
1, 181*
rhiladelpbl* Ulllce.
expenses,
84.'.)
p. >;;8.)
$195,0.13;
Let earn'gs, t:83,85l.
Leased. Feb. I8(a. for 999 vs to Penn. RR.
Gross earnings. i8Ti t3.980.7vi; net earnlugs. t«'2
•
24,
24, -t:
18)10
>
ft
luly, lOio
Mar , 1873
Jan.
Jan.
(<•. 14,
7S<i.
The Penn, BR. pars int.,
c. and Jai. i, l^'.S, was ledlto'r of P.
K. by $573. M*, Report In CanoKictLK
V. 111. p Sa. 482.
Leased lo hll. ft Read., at 12 p.c. on st*ck
T. rhe net earn-ngs of main and br>-nch lines
1,
t
were
$4.061. lOfi. SKSlnst $6.jr6,»4fl
Alar»(e purchase of coal lands
in 18T1 and t'-e P. ft R. C".
guarantees the mortq. tionds of t^e Cos!
Newlo-n Issued
ft I. Co.I^r $11. 13' .((In,
In Jan., tS73 couvertlblr into stock from
July :. 1^6 to Ian. 1, ISOZ,
See annual
report In Cbromclk, v. 1t,n. 83, 218;
see alaov. 19, p. 20, 2SI, ttl ; v. It, p. 14.)
In I87J,
In 11171.
was trade
lv8«
isn
1880
1888
1871-17
I'en
do
do
June.
London June,
J.ftJ. Philadelphia ft
J.ftD.
Phila(Iephia Office.
J. ft I'.
do
(to
J.ft J.
do
do
Tar.
do
do
Q-J
IS'8
1877
,Ian'.,
Oct.
(v. 16. p.
\n- ual report lo ('iironi(-i.k, v. 16. p. 660,
Bhow'tntf gross rei elpt* In 1-72, f-*8.i*4l
1911
1911
1511
1911
June,
June.
Jan. 1,1393
1892
Apl.
I'J,
it
L'sed wttb United Co,'i oriI.J.(TJt,p,MS)
THE CHRONICLE.
732
[May 31, 1873.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BO^^D
DKbCBIPTIOS.
of
Uut-
s«
WUm. (t Bait.— iHoc'< .
convertible.
Plain bonds loan
50
500
11,485,750
310.500
400,000
1,000.000
500,0,0
1831872
ilo
fUUb-.V-tl.. d-
do
St. LimtastocH
Proferrea stocK
do
mortgage, Su'Ub(.nv. &
* N ^wirk Olv. bonds
Ist
In'l.
1812
1864
1861
1861
1868
18 T2
1859
.
reorg..
Col.
Pittsburg ik CrmnclUv.—Wi. mortgaifc
2d mortga^^e, Balto. loan
I8t mortgiige. Tnrtlt! Cr. Dlv
Httib.. Ft \r. it CAic— Stock. guaranteed
Speiila- imi>r. stocli, guar
let n'»>rtrfu>ro (fieriea A)
l8t iuortna;;e tierles B)
let mortr;a'4C (.series C)
l8t mortgage (series U)
I8t mortgage (aeries K)
lat mortgage (series K)
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
»d
3d
3d
2d
3d
2d
(Series G)
(series li)
(series 1 1
(series K)
(series L)
(series M)
tz
U- k
31 mortgiig.^
P.,
W
!•'.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
101)0
6.222.000
3,a'0,000
•n5,ooo
4.000.000
lOO&c
400.000
19,714,285
2 500,000
873,000
876.000
500&C
&e
5>&c
53 &c
50
O&c
500&C
oE
n
18i3
1H62
1856
1857
1869
5(IO&e
5. &c
ETiipm'int bonds
16- 1»
90
ml t: 0(1 leiiibitr;/— '.hi M.,E. U. gl.i
Ke.v mort,M:re ((or #;1.3 W.OX)
Port t& O^.U'iib. ( Vt. /?.y.t— Itit in. g.)ld
1871
1869
1870
1871
1871
Porn
'
.
116
.
Pirtlaiul <t Oxror,l C^ji'co;— Ist mortgage
Porti. .e ffoc/iMlsr— let M.,8.(. (Portl. loan)
27
IS'Sa
52K
'67-' S
.).&.T.
.T,& J.
F.& A.
&c
5»&C
1,0:«)
F.& A.
M.&S.
A.&O.
M.&N.
F.& A.
M.&S.
A.*0.
M.& N.
J.&D.
A.&O.
M.&N.
J.& J.
M.&S.
1,000
700,000
V,o6j 20,1)00.1.™
1,000
i,8oo.aw
80
1,000
sooSc
7
M.& N.
6g.
6g.
6g.
.!.& J.
50
&c
700,01)0
850,0011
6
1870
S2H
1S71
30U&C
450,100
6
Pirtlu'i I, S-j''o tfe /*.;»?•/« ')19K(A— stock ....
.rtgage.couv.. gld
Port Bit/al (S.C,)—'a'
52
100
1,000
1,5011,000
2 5(0,1)00
100
770,000
V-
2'(l,000
6
2,000,000
500,000
5
(
m
Portsmouth, Gt. FalUd:
111*
(7d;i(y.— stoclc
i3'J9
44
1st .Mortgage
Prom'lence it irorcsaier— StocK
25
4;
4«
Mort'agebonds
Bond* t pay for Stoughton Branch
Bea'llti^J & OHU!it'Aa~.\sl il., coupon
2d Mortgage, coupon
Jt^n^tf^tapr ifc S irato'/a —iitock
Ist mortgage consul (for $i,UW03D
"iix)
1,000
137C
"so
51)
1S32
1861
lOO&C
ISl
181
142
D f/iyi/(c— Stock
Fund loan
6,000,000
1,S2>.000
100
4,000,001)
State Sinking
1831
100
500
847,11*
130,500
1,000
173,(>«l
isT2
1868
Bonds, guaran.. Pots, tfe Watortown
Gjnerii niirtgage, Sinljing Fund
9.110'l.inii
lOO
2,993,WJ0
i835
1853
.lOJ&c
18'J1
50
Preferred aroclc
j&c
187'
187i
1860
dlv.
l-ilO
—
m&.
l
Pi'eferre l y to -k
1st mortage, (No. Ml-Bourl.)
St.
LouiM
St. r...Vaiid.it r.ff.— 1st
2d m.
8.
r.,
nr2
nil
532
1S7J
5't!
331
8t, Lonh, Lawrence <k Dent'er—\st M., gld
8t. L.tt S't>t'hiin^terii—\ ^'. >!.. gld, couv.s.f
8. f
&
2'.0
Sa.hv..
let \f.
mortgage,
gold..
M.,S.F.guar
guar., (»l,ruo,(X10 con. not guar.)
Income bonds
Bf.i'.irif.ePK.— First Dlv.— Ist M., 10m
'iio
420
9^
72
158
153
1363
'6!).'71
1872
1867
line,
gr. (ror»:l,000,0;x;.)
tfc
ih-,
Seaboard * 7J3,'<no*e -stock
l8t mortgage
Selma it Gulf-lst M.,guar.liy Ala,
SeUna, Marlon
.t ,1/e.oi.— Ist Si.,
1867
1868
1871
tio-lst .Mortgage,
mortgage extension
S'temnfi b AUefi'>an>/—^^t Mortgage. ..
Stieiaii^ ra(/e£/ (Conn.)— I9t mortgage..
2dmortgaff",
S'lOre Line iConn.)— Stock
Ist mortgage, construct ion bon^s
S'.OHX
Cltii it
2 5311,000
7 g.
1J,0'.»,00)
«,if)0,ll'lO
7
1,020,030
6g,
,
100
104
101
'ioi
S5«
40
33
80
1869
i857
1869
1369
1871
1870
1870
1869
Pacinc—Ut mort
gr,
Somerset— lat mortgage, gold
1,893,000
2.600,000
7S9,0.H1
7g
K
7
41H.11O1
7
S.0>',l!O0
50
869,450
SOO&c
2,0 H'.OOO
18-.4
1,000
7'>".01«l
1S69
SJO&C
1^1
694,0
7-5.000
401,000
200,000
100
iOtVSc
l.OiiO. 100
isV.
1.S68
5)0&c
50:)&c
1.1129,010
1,1128.200
1,0UJ
1,000
l..;4 '.OOO
isii
i8;i
1871
"ioo
Var
liil
WW
12
Wall
m
i'ork
1894
1394
1894
1894
1.
K Jcsnn&Co
N.Y.,NatlBkorCom'rce
N.Y.,tJat.Bkof C.mlTce
m'.&'n. N. Y.,G.Opdyke& Co
do
do
F.&A.
do
do
J. & J.
M.&N. N. Y.. .Jameson, S. & C
H. Y.,3d Nat. Bank.
J & J
do
do
M.&N.
J.
Mch 1.
M.& S.
J.& J. N. Y..Drexel,M. &
7 g
N.
N.
10
8
do
do
J.
M.&
New
for 90ycars,to
Nov'.13,1872
1, 1835
July
Nov.',' '1394
Aug., 1902
July 1.189-
Nov.
1,1893
Jan.
.May
1, 189-
Co.
do
do
Ind.&St.L.
up to
ihan
from
$104,520.
Net earnings. 1871, $607,31o. Controls Cairo
& F. road. Stock of Ark. Branch,
$J,i.03,IOJ.
This Co. took posses'lOE Feb.
Office of Treasurer.
N. Y., Manliatran Co.
1g M.&
earngs to
7, '72.
Gross
Feb.'TH, »2.7-10,320, net $748,139.
in v 1", p. 491.
See Keport
.cased 10 Pae. of Mo. at $75,000 per year.
Sl,0(X),000otthe first bds, are amort, on 60
utiles only. Thf co.isol. bords wll retire
the others, (vol. is, p. :W,)
Nov.. 1,-72, i.it. in default.
(V. 15, p. 657. J
Leased to T.H. & Ind.atSi p. col gross
1, 1898
ea-nings (in '72. $1,180,273.) Bds.guar.by
1. 1901
T.H.&I..byC.C.& l.CandP.C.&St. L.
1892
Tills road and ItB land grants were report1892
ed to have been purchased by the
1S32
Northern i'acillc. Of tlie whole line .340
Mch
miles were completed June, 1872tension of 314 miles in progrees.
statement vol. 16, p. 81, 318.
or Loudon
London.
Yor'tc
ExSee
do
1873-75
1891
J.'&'j.
N. Y.,
J.'&'j.
Union Trust Co.
Jan., 1909
Laid
703,436 acres.
gr.
The stockB are
secured by lien, (r, 16, p. 627.)
Leased to Cent. O., at $174,350 bes'des expenses and taxes. Guarant'dby Balt.&o.
Formerly Ctiar. & Sav. Road opened for
through traffic, March, 1870. Cost of
road and equipments, $2,040,115,
m'.&'s.
Charleston.lst Nat. Bk. Mch'l','l871
7
7
M.&S.
7
J.
N.Y.. H.H. Klmptou.
ept. 1,1689
do
do
Jan. 1,1S89
Macon, by M. & W. RR. Jan. 1, 1891 In progress. Slate endoi-sementdecllncd.
!g.
,1
f.
2X
"7'
8
7f.
3
]'
8
1
7
7
2')i),lX»
.
*J
& J.
.
M.&N.
J & J
A.& O.
J.& J.
A.&O.
.
M. &
S.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
F.&A.
J.& J.
J. & D.
A.&O.
A.&O.
N. Y., Lancaster, B.&Co
Philadelphia, offlce.
do
do
.\pr.
.
1,
1'87
187.)
c
Philadelphia, Treasurer. Feb., 1873 Leased, Feb., 1863, to North. Cent, at 7 p.
do
do
July, 1901
on bonds and 6 on stock.
N. Y.,Bank of N. A, June 1,1884 Net earuings 1871, $'M,624. Cost, $2,000,000
N. Y., -arm. L &T.CO. Oct., 1896
N. y., N. Bk Commerce. Apr. , 1889 (V. 16. p. 461.)
Apr. 1, 183- Stock paid up, $434,170.
1
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.& J. N.H.,E. S. Scranton *Co
do
do
M.&S.
J.* J. N.Y.. Nat. Park Bank.
J.& J. V S Treas., at maturity
M.&N. n. Y.. Metropoli.N. Bk,
do
do
M.&N.
7
Clitrleeton,
1
P
May
1, 1890 in progress.
To b H2i)n)ile3.
Jan., 1373 Leased to Phil. & Beadl-.g. (v. 14, p, 628.)
Net earnings year ending Marcn 1.1871,
N. Y.. Imp. & Trad. Bk.
1880
$159j09; Int., $14,700; div., 4 per cent.
N. Y., Roddey.Bell & Co Jan., 1,1890 In progress, Selma to Pollard, Ala., 100m.
N. Y.,H. tlew8& Co. Sept. 1.1889 I.I progiess, Selmato Memphis.
New York, office.
Jan. 1,18-- Late Ala. & I'cnn.Riv. Completed in 1870
do
do
Jan. 1,1861
Receiver appointed Fib., i8;3 (v. 16, p.
.
510 000
450.000
5,819,275
l,4«>,7a7
&
1867,
branches were
Feb'.' is. "73
t.fflce.
•
June,
at 30 inir cent of gross earnings
$2,000,1)110 (but in no year to be less
$1 O.iW) ; ID 1S72 net receipts
1894
St.
do
do
do
do
do
do
7E.
<l
1871
1871
N.Y., offlce
do
do
& D.
J.&D.
J.&D.
937,500
2,307,000
997,100
111,800
500
406,500
1,000
152,000
1.000 16,000 p.m.
50
576,050
100
1,151 ,4«1
210,000
i",ro 16,000 p.m.
1,000 16,000p.m.
100
Leased, Jan. .1871. loVi Cent, at full Int.
on pref. stoek. and equip, bonds; and
from IM
1873 to 7 icr cent alter IS79
on common stocs, (v. 15, p. 593, v. 16, p.
do
.
7
7
8f,
7
7
7
838.500
211,000
,
„,,...,
6,000,001
1,570,000
105
1,1880
Sept 1,1880
ilo
N. T.. M.
1,000,000
lOO&c
lOj
lilmortgage, terlingloan
AaUuboatUiIi,
50
500
1812
mort'/nge (government pubstdy*
SlonxCiti/ it St.laul-'.ft mort., gold.l.
'.»t mortg ige. cur.ency for $2,1I)0,COO
gout/i Corortjia-Stock,. ",...,•
1,000
May
F.4 A. N. Y.. oflico 122 Broad'ay Aug. 1,189a
May 1, 1897
M.& N. New York o Londo
J.&D. New York. Go's Office. Jn^eil.lSOj
J
1,I«M,01«)
"50
Feb'. 4. ;S73
1
i'.oiio
G,250,aT0
5'J0«C 21.1031'. 01.
207
"^.i
ao
7k.
\m
1,000
1,000
1,000
Boston, Trea -urer.
do
do
New
3
7
00l
S,00',I,(100
121
121
116
7
HI
1,00,.
150
AU
.
l-'t
OO.)
1,2011,000
2,0.20.000
46
cnd.by
Rometi Dalton—^^tmoTi
ad mortgage, Ala. & Tenn. U.R
Or^neral mortgage fort5,000,l)0l)
Shamokln Valley .t PaMst).— Stock
1st m >rtgi','», gold, on road and lands.
Selfna.
ShfbO'/.-jttn .« Fo'i i dii
7
I
120,000
700,000
ll'i
C7/tariej*(oH— Stoclc
').* S. U.K., guar by S. Car
it.bds.S.AC. RR. gua-. by S.Car.
Ist mort.. Sav. & Cliar.
B., *30a,000
San., Grlffln <t. y. Alii.—Ut mort,
Saii^annnii ,b H'.otpliiH -1st M., end by State
Scftui/lkUl ruiteif— Stock
Bonds of
Funded 1
l,tlKl,l«XI
789,300
1.
mortgage. nR^v
i5ai*.i'taA
•>.
F.& A.
M.&N.
M.& N.
1'2,0
....
ad mort.. Wes. line, 1. gr.(for|6,0(X),0ai)...
St. P. .ft SiotixCity^Vvct. stock, var. l-sues
Slock
Sln'lusk'u J/. ** JVt!toarJt— Stock
1st
^.&
7
100
sterling
West
i,io;>.ooo
1,4')0,0*J
4,l»Vl,i»Ht
mortgage, St. I*, to Watab.SOm
2d M. on SOm.& 1-toii l.gr. of 3U;,200 acres
General M. (neld to retIr-3 above bonds)
do
J.
10,030,000
1st
Ist mort..
J.&
ijii
136-1
30, 1872,
t;60,313; net, $13,910.
1
7
1,'W>
..0)
!,oai
1,000
issi
June, 1375
Office.
Mai^.'-^5, "72
'ais
0,00
Gross earnings yea-* eidlng S -pt. 30, 1872,
$331,919; expenses, '205,909; net ea nlngs
$ilo,0;0. Report, V. 16 p. 83.
18;5
1875
do
do
Nov. 1,19(12 219.)
ondon & Frank Aug., 1899 W. div.lnp ogicss. L.gr. $l,600,000acret
F. .« A. N. Y..
do
do
May 15,1900 Int. Id delault, see v. lit, p. 24;.
F.&A
Main line. T. II. 10 E. St. oul", leaeed
1,100,000
3.'>00
year ending Sept. 30, 1872, ?i363, '45. being
119,610 over 1S70-71. (v. 16, p. 6.J3, 660.)
.Ian. 1,1875
1875 ft ls9u
18iS
;
F.&A.
M.&N.
M.&S.
M.&N.
2,4ti8,00O
300
ld67
Co
1
8g.f
.0
2,*.X).II00
\
210
210
3 MS
7
1,'!00.1««)
5.5'H.0
100
100
B&
'
& D.
J.&D.
.501.1".'
1,701,(H
e, Ileu.IerfOU
(6 St. Jt^^oh—\st
1S71-72, »2-9,926. Dividends
per cent. (v. 15, p. S36.)
37
do
1880 to ISSll
Road to be old under foreclosure.
New York.
N.'W York.
May l','l912 In progress.
New York and London Aug., 1918 mt. in uefault. (v .1.3. p. '.151, 691 v. 16. p. 84.)
N.Y., MeicaUleN.Bank Feb.l5,lS73 Report shows net eain'gs, 1371-72, $2-.2 406.
do
do
Sept 1, 18S0 {vol. 16 p.219.)
do
do
Dec, 1874
do
do
Dec. 1,1891
J.
1,030,000
WJ&c
Richmond,
F.& A.
J.& J.
M.&S.
l»)&e
mortgage. Income
Consol. mor-tgage, gold,
i)ald,|ll,0o9,(X'i;
1831
Gross earnings year ending Sept,
& n.
A.&O.
A.&O.
M.&N.
lOD&c
2d mortgage (series D)
Ennsyii
May,
London.
Richmond, Offlce.
do
do
J.
J.
S79.-0O
2,477.800
4,163,5)0
500,0
law
do
N.T., Lancaster.
Var,
Var.
«10
?9!.0(»'
r.
mortgage bonds
lio
do
do
N<'W general mort
It
may be reg.
Arltansits Brancli, = t mort., gold, 1. gr..
iSt. L.. h'aiimi C. <& ..V.tlate Xo. Moj— Slock
J.&
6
7!19
10.
St. JMUi^ tb Iron Jfo««£ain— Slock
1st iiortgage, coupon
r 2d mort., gold (* 1,1111 i.O'iO) cp.,
6g.
300,000
l.OJO
ino&c
com
Joiepk ,t Dfiirer (7-l8t mort. gld,E
mortgage. We t. div., land grant
<fc Trrre Haute
Stock
Preierred St ock
1st mortgage* (series .\) sink, fund
1st mortga^'c (scries B) Blnk. fund
2d morip ge {series C)
M.&N.
5^0,.X):)
&K
fi(
6
8
7
8
2>)5,500
1851
1810
E<i.iiinnenl inortu'age
.
cecdsof newmort. Stock
Nov., 1901
Boston.
N.Y., Union Natl Bank, Mch 1,1832 Controlled by P.& Beading. Floating debt
Coliim''la, Ist Nat. B'nR June, 1881
Jl,01J3,4'll.
Net earnings, ltl72, *3I,123.
N.Y., N.Bk of State N.Y Jan. 1, 1873 Lea ed 10 Del. & Ilud Canal at 8 p
N.Y.,Dcl. &H. Canal Co. Nov., 19il
stock and int. on bonds, (v. ;6„ p S3:i.)
Leases the Norih (.'arolina Railroad and
Richmond, Offlce.
1380
the Piedmont Railroad. Net earnings
J.'&'j.
J.& J.
67,778
121,439
17S,4>8
liicitm. (t Vnri:. i?'>«r— Various mort. bds.
Rid i''il<'l(l Ptrk (N". -F.)— Ist morigage
Eocktord, R. I. <fi St. L(?i*/fl— Ist mort,, gold
S0'«^. !*«. ifcO'/i^'tV'.— Stock
lstsin<ln; Fund inort., >vat.
2'1
.i
.
M.&S.
J. & D.
J.& J.
M.& N
51H),000
JUchm. dt. I'^ter^bitrff—AtoGk
2d mortgage, couiion and reg
Sd mortgi'xe. coupon
Iht
Nat Bank.
do
N. Y.
I
l5-,8tX'
d>
81. f.ouis,Alt'iii
1st
M«y
Cox,
Providence. Office.
.T.&.T.
Jan'.ii,1873 Net earningi
J. &J. [Providence, B. I., N. Bk July 1, 1380 In 10 years
cai,oou
Dollar loan
Equipme
5
2,000 UIO
-
J2'iii/zii'(— Stock,
7
630,01K1
350.00i)
l.OJO
100
1,000
Bonds, guaranteed by State
Consol. mortgage, ci). or re
Piedmont brancU. Ist mortgage
Rich., FredrlckHb. ik /^i.— Bonds, 8:er
Cou;>on bond « of
Boston,
1,1874
Total issue to be f2,.'iOO 000.
1901 vVili he co'npleiedlr. '.34 1 sedtoPenn.Co
1,1899 Po tH.loOwosRO, Jlich.,9i).n.
Jan.,19(X) (1st mortgage Is to Ii retired fr.^m pro.
July 'i,
I;.
&
l,00t),00i)
'
Bicfijnonil t£
New Yor
lo progress, (v. 16. p.—.)
Mechanic's Fails to tian'on. Me.. 23^.
.!
&J
,J.&.T. Boston, Coluiuijian Bk July'lVl887 York & Cumheilaufl sold our in 1M65.
Net
do
do
Oct. 1, 1887
A.&O.
earnings year enliiig .Vug.31,'?.J,$38,(>7-'.
do
do
Sep. 1, 1.391
Var.
Boston, Offlce.
Jan. 1, 187.1 Leaded (0 East. En.. 99 vrs, 10 p. c. on t'k
.1. & .T.
M.& N. New York and London. Nov. 1,1389 Ga. Bi;. endorses .;.'.0 i.oCt)bd8. (v. IB. p. 318)
J.&.J. Boston, East. KB. Co, Jan,15, 1873 Operated by East. Ul!.
.
52!^
'rtgage. equal lien
in >rc.
Mch
do
do
N. Y., Kemvs
M.iK-N.
jr.& N.
6
-ortla^td loan) s. f
m
1st
2d
1
7g. J.&'J.
8,800,000
2,300,000
2 -.0.000
lOJ&C
&D.
,!.& J.
100,0110
1,000,0(KI
N.Y. Agent..
&Co
h'j.
J.
RE. Offlce. Aug. 1.1900 stijcl.-. Net earn nits, lsT2, $1,967,763. Re(77 B'way.
May, 1881
port to Sla.e of Ohio, Ciiko.nicle, v, 15,
Phlla.,Pa. US. Ollli e.
Jan..lS'.10
(v.Il, p. 5'33 ; V. 15, p, 322, iC5.)
p. 8(9.
B It. B. & O. iSadlroad. .luly, IS'S Gross earnings in 1871-72, »1.4T3,6i9. (T.
Baltlm., Men In. Nat. Ilk Jan. 1,190-,'
"" 14, p. 322, 159, 764.
Pittsburg, Ist Nat. B mk Aug.!
K. Y., Wnslov,!..
Apr. 2, IS73 Leased, July, 1869. for 999 years, to Penn.
do
do
Apl. 2,187.1
MR., at a rental equivalent to interest,
do
do
Mch 1 , 1912 sinking fund of debt, and 7 per cent on
<lo
do
Mcb 1,1912 stock. The lease being transferred
do
.'o
Mch 1,1912 subsequently to the Penntylvanla
do
do
Mch 1, 1912 Co. The lessees to keep the road In
do
do
Mch 1,1912 repair and also pay taxes, expenses,
do
do
M(h 1.1'.112 etc. P., F.W. & C. leases tile Ne.*casllo
do
<lo
March, 1912 & B. V. and the Lawrence roads; which
do
•lo
March,191
in turn are leased again by l^cnu.Co,
«lo
do
Mareli,1912
New stock of J2,50(l Otn aulhorized Nor..
no
do
Maich,1912 1871, 10 be Issued to Penn. BR. for Imdo
do
March 1912 provements, &c., under article 16 of
<lo
do
March. I'.ll2 lense guaranty on oM stock not afdo
do
March. 1912 fected. Net earnings have paid lessee!
PhiladclphJa.
May, 1870
thus far a handsome profit. Sec annual
rejiortin Cukon. v. 16, p. 318, 4.H), r'23.
N.Y., Wlnslow.L. &Co. Jan. 1,188'
Phlla., Pa.
.I.&J.
875,000
875,000
875,000
860,000
860,000
860,000
860,030
860,000
860,000
2,000,000
111,000
Kl&c
18>i3
P'utsb., Frt. (t Chai'leHoii-\st mortgage...
Pl!/m->'ith,Kini.-k I'ltf—U M.(*!,(aj,lXJUJ.
Port ilurniiik /.. JficA.— 1st mo;t
F.& A.
monti.ly
875,(100
1362
Ttgage
v. Rlt.lr.i
company leases several roads and Is
contro'lcd bv the Penn. Conip'y,
wliich holds a ninjority of the capital
Itpcif
5.0'.'0,0ll0
1*2
O. eot\s:rue lioilds
i:
8,0110.00')
as'r
J
Bridge (0.&
April, 1876
April, 1887
Oct. 1,1382
2,925,451)
["§«
!
Jan. S, 187.'! Net earnings, year ending Sept. SO. 1S73,
July, 1884
11,183,6:1. See report It v. 16, p. S17.
do
do
do
do
This
2,50',1
5 Oftc
50 'Ac
rs^.
REMARKS
Stnckn.
lastUivi'd.
Boston,
do
do
do
do
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
5t)
100
100
51 '&c
1871
1862
1852
1812
18)2
1882
13,2
1*12
18S2
^«
1
Phila., 4k
J. 4.1.
50
50
Ctl.OOO.lKKI).
(|!.0»3.iiOU
Bpeclal 10 Pa. nR
l8t mort.. coiisolldatea (for »1(>.0 O.OtIO)
do
1,01X1
4 J.
J.
Principal,
when Due,
Whom.
by
k
I
Where .Payable and
Cent.
1,000
1,000
1338
1866
iBt mortgiixti,
iS
Uonda,
I'lVlUENDS.
01".
1
atandlng.
(a
PMld.,
d>
do
INTEltE-ST
Kate- When
pert Payable.
Amount
Mllesl
for explanation of all rerereucos. seu Road
foot notes on Ist paie of KB Tables.
LIST.
by giving hb Immediate notice ot any error dl«eovfrcd in ogr Table*.
s«b«<Tlberf» will confer a great ntvo'-
'
New
Jan. 1, 19 3
Jan., 1871 Leased to N. Y.
& N. Haven at $100,000 per
Sept. 1,1880
os8 to lessees in 1812. $25,671.
year.
"an. 1. 1893 Slock paid in $l,7M8,t«0. Net earnings last
Jan. 1, 1893 year. $111,5'28. Cost of road. &c $1,644,000
Comoletod to I.ii Man , Oct.. in2. Lands
I
Nov'.i'lDOl
Torlt,
6.-9.832 ac's.
Stock,
$3,80il,OiO. (v.lCp.l.Ji)
Jnno, ISU In progress. Leased lo .Maine Central.
operaf.
1871 Gross esruingsin 1872, $i,)01,21!
188-2-88
tan expenses. »3.i6,10Si net earnlnjis,
|»,63?OTer
ISiU
of
toOMWe
1884-86
(»n
UM,10S
s.w.BB.Bk May,
;
May
THE CHRONICLE.
31, 1873.]
733
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOJND
Sab»crlber« urlU confer a great favor by giving
DKSCUIPTIOK.
Aniouat
Miles
of
Out
For explanation of all references, lee Road
foot notes uu Ut page of KH. Tattles
Caro«7ia— (Continued.)
ad mortgage (forfU.OOUAlO)...
Domestic Donds (U)
DomeHtlc bond^ (1)
DomoHllc lioiuU lO
So. it yo. Mitbniii'i -iht M. eiulorrt.by Ala.
urn
"I
.Undlnit.
^«M
JSouth
213
186(1
18G8
18TO
1813
Sterllni^ niortuuMe. guar, by L. & ^
South Side (/,. /.}— im, mortgaf^t.
Ut M., on exten. & Uock and II. Pt. brcbs
Mouthei-n Cenirnl (S.\\)~i>i\. MortKaue...
2dni.Kuhl i«m)(VH)()en;l.I)y Loblgh V.li.K.)
Iowa
South.
Ceiiur iiuputn—\iit
ife
At.,
S\
.
1,000
ISO'J
lini
1870
gold.
l.UOO
l.OUO
niort;,';i;.;i
gld
South(C€Mtern,(Otr.)^Stoc\i,eom
ad mortgage, gold
Mountain (.V. r.>~lst mort
*t A'W^— 1st inortgage, couv.,
Summit Urnnch ( Iht ) -StocK
338
7
MttritUi/
SulHoan
s. f.
iBt rnortgiiK >'
Sunburu
Surac,
X
Kttritit'm—lst luort
liingh. ift .V. r.— Stock
45 >i
iBt morttfUKO
2d inortga.i;e
81
Si/rac. <6 thenaiK/o Va.l.y—X^i
Taunton Bra iu:h— Stock
7erre
Ist
/Initteit
M. gold...
indtanapotia—tiocXL. .
.
.....
mortgage
ToL.Peoria
War saio— slock
<t
...
iBt prefferred
2d r referred
latmortgtigy (W. Dlv.)
Ut mortgage
ConBOl.mort. (for
li«.2(W,000>
mortgage (Tol.
&
1st mortgage (Ot. WL'n of 'S9,)
iBt mortgage (Qnln.ifc Tol.)..
ige (I11.& S. Iowa).,
iBt mortgag
3d mortwsge (Tol. & Wab.)
3d mortgage {W'uh. * Wt'n.)
3d mortgage (Gt. W'Vn ofSJ).)
EquipnuMit bonds (T.&W.)
,
,
mortgage, (her.atiir & E. St. Loms).
Hannibal ifc Naples— Ist mortgage
do
do
2d
do
Lafayette, Bloom'ton & Miss— Ist
Ist
1.00
l.(«)5.823
1,(«I0
270.0
500.0«)
450.000
1,988 150
8U1.000
n
80
78
217
247
217
494
628
JO?
52
fia
M
m
Cent. Mo.. l8t
irtgage
do 2d mortgage
Lafayette. Muncie & Bloom't., Ist mort.
do
Jkou ih Boston^lBl mortgage
2d mortgage
Sd mortgage
Convertible bonds
Trov Union— \f<i mort., guar. Troy City,..
T^aterton—Xni mortgage
Cnion Fuciftc—alock
l8t mortgage, gold, on road and equlf>'t..
3d mortgage (government subsidy)
Land Grant bonds on 12,000,000 acres
Income bonds for $10,00 »,000
t)maba bridge boniis, sterling, €500,000.
Union Fac(/ic, Centrat branch— ist M.,gold
3d mortga^^e (government BubBldy>,
IThi&n di Titasvilie—Xst morigago
ytica <t Black River^atock
UtM. bonds 01 July liWS
Ml
1,000
1866
ia«4
18A<
1870
1S71
83
70
70
37
35
66- -69
100
1,000
1.000
'67-'69
1,1X)0
1869
1871
1865
1.000
1,600,000
'66-7.8
1,000
1,600,0'X)
ISW 5004c
900.000
1.754,2*1
200.000
675,000
1867
iSTi
bon-^a (to pay floating debt)
1865
yr.)
4th do
(not endorsed)
Special loan, fundi' g mortg^ige
YlneUind, (.V..7.)— Ist mortgage
47«
WalkiU VaVey (AT.j-ist mortgage
Wash., C. Va.Mid. tt G. S.
stock
1st mortgage, O. & A. R.B
3d mortgage,
do
8d mortgage,
do
4th mortgage
do
,
Funded interest do
l«t mortgage, O., A. & M. RR
2d mortgage,
tlo
39
2Ti
Western (v(/a.)— ist mo*-t. (Mont.
1(8
RU
,
& W.p,).
lOO&c
West Jersey -stock
Loan of 1883, guar, by Cam. & Amboy.
Ist mortgage loan
lit: mortgage, consolidation
West If7«c.— ist M., gld, 8. f ., I. gr.. conv.
let mort.. cold extt^nsion coub. orrcg.,
Whitehalt d Ptattabary—Ui mortgage
M^miJigton, Col. <fc .Jm^;.— Istmongage....
,
in/.,C7iaW.tfe/fti(A«rrd— Ist mortgage
Wilmington tft Readl.—\%t mort
2d mort.. coup, or reg
Wilmington A H'eWon— stock
Sterling bonds
,
Sinking Fund bonds. goJd
A West. (Del.)— Ist mofgsge
Wiltn.
M., gold, L. grant..
Worcester A Aa«Awa—stock
B9B4U
($11»,9^M 7 p. 0.)
do
I
F.
7
7
7
7
]"
7
7
"Y
T
2.8611.00(1
SM.OOO
6004c
1004c
SO
187i
1868
1870
,16
•M
5004c
3004c
S004C
5004c
1,000
.521,000
7
8
1004c
10D4C
100
1004O
J.'si'.I.
4
1).
J.&
J.
J.
.).
4 J.
«
<
6
6
Si)8,U)0
4,000,000
610,000
<
6
6
8
6
« f
4
•
6
7
I'-
s.aoo.ooo
2,500.000
i.'jso.noo
723,600
1,456,200
<48.70a
Zil,400
710,000
500,000
1,435.400
tl«,300
'".
s.
7
7
i
i
,(
•
nei, (260,497: Int.. (:68,'J11; lease rant,
(27.600; surplus, (30.830.
4 guar
T.U
by RRa. nalng
Apr.'l,' 1910
Gross earn'gs
in '72, (J.'ffi.e'.B. oxp. (4Jlin,57i), net, (1.092,0.'6 : In "1. groins t;/.2i,«N
exp.. (3.(XXl.r>66. To at landsa1> s to
1. 1873. TH.903 iicri'S, for (i.i,(-I.S.7-aTer.
aue («.*i p.-r acre. (v. 16, p. 154, &0.
J'J2, 3M. 315. 46'.. 6..: 1
May
Company's ofllcc. M\v 1.1895 Late Atchison and Pikes P. Projected
250 rniK-s altiiL'elhcr.
S.Treas.at maturity.
18'J(i-7-8
Cooke 4 Co. Julyl.lS90 Stock. ».5CO.(K10. Cn-tof road ftc. (Ij00a,000.
Utica.
Jan, 1873 Formerly Black Uiv. 4 Utica. Ket earn'
Ings, 187^^-71, (41.^.
Otlca 4 N. Y.
July, 1878
do
do
July, 1891
Y.,
i'.,Jiiy
(V. 16. p. 393.)
j.&'d.
Boston, £. lilake
ft
Co
Jun'ci',1872
Leased to Vt. Cent., 8
p.c.
on stock.
T, IS,
p. 504.
J.
4D.
i>.
Boston, Globe Mat Bai^k Not. 1.188
do
do
1891
do
do
do
do
1876-T7
do
do'
iJoi
Boston,
office.'
do
do
4 J.
do
A.4(i. N. Y., Continental Bank
J. 4.1. Phlla. Olrard N at Bank
J. 4 J.
do
do
j.4.r.
ao
do
A.40.
do
do
J. 4 J.
do
do
,
J. 4. 1.
M.& N.
8
1,359,700
400,000
1,000.000
N".
6
8
8
7
6
W
Operates 55m of road. In year eroding
Bept SO, 1871, gross earning were (487.789
N. Y. 4 Boston.
189(i-99
U. 8 Trcas., at maturity
K. Y. 4 Boston.
i887
do
Sept. 1874
London.
April, 1896
Bait.,
200,000
400,000
anojioo
2,6»,00O
160
M.4 8.
A. 40.
Deposit Co.
PUlIa., Safe
M^i'k.
"Y
;
Issued by Tioy
A.'ifcO.
7
MX.OOO
».aio,o(io
do
"i'
7f.
8 HI,00O
do
N'.Y.,Fara>.;rs' L.4T.Co.
N..Y., Bull's Head Bank
1,250,000
750,000
600,000
875,000
do
do
A.4 0.
A.4 0.
7f.
'450J100
5664c
1.000
isr2
la71
M.4N.
M.4S.
J.
7
7
1,000,1100
1S71
imi
.1.4 J.
4 J.
7
7
500*c
1004c
1, 1898
July, 1890
Aug., 1901
May, 1890
N. y.,Nat. lit of Com
do
do
It. J.
8W.00O
S)04,
100
Feb., 1893
Aug., 1889
Nov.
1887
1885
18:5
1882
4 0.
M.4N.
.1.4. 1.
M.4M.
M.4N.
790,000
700.000
2,692,539
400.000
1,2,0.000
600.000
700,000
72i.66l
1,650.000
350,000
1883
1890
1882
1878
1878
May 1, 1893
1883
Feb., 1907
F.4 A. N.Y^A.B.BaTlle.Tmstce
A.
8
2.SO0,00O
«B,^38
do
ao
do
do
do
do
do
In 1971 gross revenne was $^.736,668; operating expenscH and (axes. 83,776,827 net
revenue. 81,9,9.837. Gios. earnings (n
1870
ope a in
>1,544.010;
rxneoaes,
IS.236.V64; net rev. nuc. »1.3(»..3;6.
Th«
Ilanullixl 4 Naples and other roads following it In thf table are leaat'd by T. (V,
.with
4
an obligation u ay interest
on their bo ds. Nuwmort. o, :8.81b to
pay for steel rails. See annual viptfrt
puDlistied in chbo.sicle. v. u. p.7*». Director elect, d In Sept.. 1872. v. :5, p.4ft3.
Annual rt^port to S'ate of Ohio for year
ending .lune »>. i872. see Cuboholi,
T.15,p. 8(S; V. 16, p. 653.
.'
Auk.
J. 4.r.
2.000,(100
500.0; 10
1,400,000
lH(i9
4N.
1886
1910
1873
1890
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A.
2.
189(1
N. Y..Kldd,Plercc4Co
4
1,
May
May,
O.-F.
:f.
l« M. 4 N
?"•
7
S
7
7
"*'
717," 00
1,000
Y.,Kldd,P. 4 Co.
d^
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Apr.
lern division, srate line. Ind. to Peoria
Western dIvUlon, I'eoria to
Faw, 117m.
Co t of road about
*ll,00O,0(i0.
The 2d mortKSge W. DIr.
bond are ronvertlble Into 1st j referred
stock or Into consol. bonds.
Ills., illin.
Wa
Juuel, 1901
N. Y., Metropol. Bank.
N. Y.,Kld(l,P. 4 Co.
N. Y.. Metropol. Bank
.1.4
190,000
1,139,100
do
do
do
6
7
1,000
1,000
1,000
Xi
F.i: A.
7
!»10.0(10
Jf.
Co.'a offlee. Feb. 1,1896
do
Dec. 1,1894
M.4 N.
F.4 A.
M.4 N.
M.4 N.
M.4 N.
M.4N.
1,500,000
i8;ii
m
M.a if.
4 A.
F.* A.
M.
]'
7
1370
1363
1861
1866
4D,
F.4 A.
M.4 N.
.1. 4 J.
7g. F.4 A.
7g.r. M.4N.
500.000
5,000,000
Sl'0,000
600.(100
60
8S
en
U.
7
7
soa4c
Ist
^*con9in Central— \%t.
J.
8
l!iH.a(10
1004c
1004c
m
Ea
7
7
7
7
(v. 14, p. 74.)
do
do
1879
do
do
Dec, 1887
Union Trust Co, Aug.. 1H9I Id bankmntey. (Bee r, t«, p. 881.)
BOKtOQ OIBco.
Jan. l,I8n (v. 18,p. 3Si: v.li.p. 43.)
N.Y.,Famier»' L.4T.C0, JanJO. 1873 Net earnings In 1871, (110.931. DiTtd'a. 1»
do
per ct. for some y,ar.. (»ecr. 14, p.5U.)
do
July. 11...
do
do
do
1*00,000
3,1X111.000
bds, bcfor^^: consolidation.
mortgage, unendorsed
2d mortgage, endora. by Baltimore
2d mortgage, endorsed by Wash. County.
ad preferred mortgage, unemlorsed
New mortgage, guar, by Baltimore
do
do
Western y. Carolina— Ut mort.(n:. Dlv.)...
We9tem Penjisul'^anla—UX mort
Ist Mortgage, Pittsburg BiancU
4
2,5fHl.('00
1.000
100
Oa.alo k.
Y.,
A.*".
M.4 N.
,1.
(r.l4.n.»a)
Xjeased to Ceniral Oa, Dlrldenda 8 par
cent a yr, to every 10 oer cnt on Cant.
IMMK.
F.4 A. New York,
JBMI
2d M., on consol. road, guar, by Cent, Ga
Western Maryland — ist M., end. Bait. City
I
7
7
7
1.000
i867
1871
1871
A.4U.
A.40.
1853
1S5J
1810
65X
4 J.
J.
i8M
appointed, (v. 13. p. 6)7, €91.)
Incrogrrsa. Coit le Jan. 1, lini,fl,3M.40O.
Feb., lira Trafllc Toaranireor 39 parceal D'om 01.
Col.. C. 4 I. liallroad.
do
Feb.. 1900
New York
Coat of road and equlpmen*. fstfl ^
1874
.
N. Y.. Am. Kx.Nat. Bk Nov.l.lM Coal road. Completed In 1971.
Philadelphia 4 Boaton. Fe(i.l5,1873 Coal road. N'jt earuluga, um.7%
Phlladelplita.
July 1, >75 <v 14. p. 6'e.)
Phlla., W. Painter 4 Co Oct. I, 18
Leased by Penn. RR.
N.Y., l).L.4 W. KK Co, Sept..5,18T! Leaned to Del., Lai:k. ft West.
A. N.
J.'i'j.
laiSl
" Lynchburg & Danv., Ist mort., gnar., cp.
WeslcktHter <^ Phlla.~\»\. mort., new
4
1109.1/21.
1813-79
4 T. Co.
L.
Jau^,' 1870
150,001
\icknb. <fc J/«rtd— Ist aeries (red endorsed).
3d series (blue enioi-sed)
(black endorceil)
8d do
A,'*'().
I.4D.
6
7
10
500
1851
1S6S
1846
1866
1S«6
1811
1870
1871
1«71
4 J.
4 0.
d'g.t.
me
Equipment 'oans
S. & Chambly bonds
A.
27,2S6.5la
8,963.000
10.000,000
'68- '69
Staudstead,
J.
27,236,12
1866
2d mortifage. co >i8ol
Western
1,100.000
2SO.00O
666.000
800,000
800,000
650,000
42J.000
680.000
400.000
35.745.001
4,0,H),(J00
8,0110 000
Mt-sUquol UU. bords
Vermont Ventral— slock
li*: mortgage, eouBol
New
675,000
22S,0O9
1,.300.W10
too
K—
a.';6"'.oi'6
1,001
5004c
500&C
004c
600&C
M.4 N.
F.4 A.
I
1.1900 In proeres'. Otininwalo Ced. Baplda, la.
L. vr. r,'.92,000ac. lot. lodeauli. KccelMr
1,000,11'
1,000
i'.ooo
Macon.
1,7(1 l,0(X)
l,0(i(J
1868
1871
Mortga-'C bonds. 2d Issue..
UUca, Chenango dk Sus.
atock
Ver^nont <fe Ca«arfrt—stock....
Bonds, guar, by Vt. Central
6
7
7
7
Wm
J.4.T.
I'- J.4J.
600,000
2,700,000
1,000
Mar. i,Vi
May
F.4A. N.T., Farm.
F.&A.
do
F.
500&C
5064c
.
7
7
7
1,1100
I
do
do
H.
4 4'.iOa
2.V».00O
2X
1U39
1039
3
6
7
1,000
18,:9
1871
7
lOO&c
1!«7
1873
4
Virl.
Varl.
7
1.800.000
1.600,000
1.300.000
1,500,000
250.000
15.000,000
l.OOJ.OOO
900.000
5.500.000
2.19S.0OO
500,000
300.000
1.000.000
1.500,000
1,000
1,100
1.000
1870
"l
7g. f.
'"7'-
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
IfiOO
100
100
1892
H.T.,Dr(>xel. M. 4 Co. Jan. 1,18(10 Completed Sept., 1873. operated by L.ft Jl.
I'rcferted atock. i'*lU,noi,. (v. li, p. «3S.)
N. Y., ualliitln Bank. Mch'l,'l8»7 Net earning., |.,T^f'<WC34. Koai ... aagsd
N.Y..J. R. yhlphord 4Ca Oct. 1,1892
anda. JaM.,ie7i. (v. is. n. Iy3.)
N. Y..Vormflye 4 Co. Aug. 1, 18991 Vet larulDga ytar eodlng Mpt. to, 1811
M.4 N.
8.000,000
l.lW
1863
1S70
.M.
100
100
100
1.000
,
Ttrmont A if as*.— stock
iBt mortgage, (shik'g fuad $7,000 per
Convertible bonds
do
do
Vermont Valley—I^ mortgage
li:).(i()()
l.JOO.OllO
goo&c
75
Consul, mortgage, co^iv
New 2fi mortgage, gold ($^,000.000)
&
2,031,156
167
180
81
41
75
167
180
-
Haiin.
100
"75
111.)
1,100.0(10
.150.000
1.000, 00
18(17
10
l»tmoriBiige(L.Krie,W.&iJt.L.)
8,110,000
4 (>.
F,4 A.
A,
1^5^,706: laterrM
paymenta, 1117,8^4; balance, |m,S..l. (Y
U, p. 4>2.)
i«9i
4
880
ir. A.4(>. H. T.,P,U.Myeri4Co
1878-88
7
J. 4 J.
do
do
1890
M. 4S.
Mch 1. iro
M. 4S.
Sept. 1.1880
I' J. 4 U. Bavannab, Cent. BR., Qa Dta.,l<a
'"bo
ISiiS
l.*«
1B7U iOO&c
1011
Apni.
S.M'MOil
2,»i2.i30
var
J.41EJ.
M.'4N.
and loui net Income,
ia;4
do
do
1
1871
227
7ot., Wab. itt WeHtern—Htock
Preferred 7 per cent stock
1,000
l.OOl)
Oct. 1.1903
Charlcdtoa.
1,500. 00
1.00,000
I.5110.OCO
1
nen
niortga-ie (Uurl Dlv
1!>6S
New Tork.
7
69
UfiH
llOX
(K. Dlv.)
2d raortgagooV.Dlv.)conTertlWe
1st
29
20
30
1,000
8
laatDlrl'd
A. 40.
J. 4J.
A. 40.
J. 4 J.
'7'
SDII.IMO
aui.oiio
ISTO
isn)
6
by >\hum.
1.000.000
l,'J51i,000
_
I
rr -b.e'
5,a«,(«0
3.290 000
8,»77,90O
50,000
Ouaranteed
7
1.419,500
76,000
4,100.000
6.5,'W)
MtncJc
Company bouits, conv. Inro 'tock at par.
Miu.-<fK»<-- rcU b /U'U.conv. at 87H
SprinQf. it; m^. S. A.— 1st mort.,gold ....
7
<
m.M)
5UI
SOU
im
2d moi'tifaxe
Southern Pen tifii/lvania—lHt
:^d mortKaKC, au\d
521.500
'«.W
(
Southern Minne-iOta—X^t
187*
LIST.
tnamodlate notice ot any c-ror dNrorercd In oar Table*.
ToiuU, i
INTiiltKRT OR DIVIDBNDH.
Principal,
when Oue,
RKMABKB.
When
Wlier« Fftrftble and
M.4S.
do
do
do
J. ft J.
do
A.'40.
A.4().
Bait.. R.
A.40.
A.4 0.
A.40.
J.
4 J.
J.
4 J.
4 J.
4 J.
4 J.
J.*
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
4
.1.
4
R. Garrett
Sous.
do
do
do
do
Garrett
4 Sons
49V, 595, 804
;
r. 16, p. 292, 621.
4 Greenf. nil comnleilon »t
Tunnel. Net earning*. 1871-73,
.May 15.1873 Leases Troy
Julyl l.^SS
July 1,1879
Hooac
(169.522.
(T. 15, p. 838, v. 16, p. 188, 219)
Jul? 1,ISS3
Oct.,
18->9
Jan. 1.1890
Ian.
1. l,«ii
Jan.l,l8M
Leased
till
Kn'Iand RR.
ending March 1, 1873 wer*
In annual report In
1875 to
NeteamVsyr
(36,505 as
shown
CUROKICLS,
r. 14, p. 764.
Ja:i. 1. 1890
1880
Apr. 1,1890
1896
May,' 1873
Jau. 1, 1875
Msy
1,
Sept
I,
1873
1880
Mar. 'i,' 1832
Under foreclosure.
Con.pletpd 15 mi'es. June, 1872.
Gross earnings year ending Sept. 30. 1873,
(M8,3:i. Kx.-.enses. (5S1.77J.
Net earnings, (103.598.
Orange, Alex, ft M.B'<.
consolidated with Lynchburg ft DanTllle, April. 1873, under this name. The
Co. has resolved to i^sue a conaol. mortgage to take up the others.
1891
Apr.
1, 1896
1, 1891 Old debts retired by this Issue. (T.14,p.8J8).
Income bonds amonnt to (818,400. Int.
N. Y.,Soutter& Co.
d;faultcd,;April. :87J, on M. ft W. P.
do
do
bonds.
do
do
In
progress from Relay (7m. N. of Balto.)
Bait., Citizens N. Bank Jan. 1. 1090
to wlllla jisport. Md., 80m.. and Relay to
do
do
.Tan. 1. 1890
Balto. 7in. Aniual rt-port for last Oacal
do
Jan., 1890
do
year given In Crroniclv. v. 15. p. 888.
do
do
Jan., 1890
showing gross earnings of (197,707.
do
Jan., 1890
do
do
Jan., 1890
do
Jan., 190.'.
do
do
Philadelphia, offlee.
Apl.
Jan.
A.40.
The company madi. default, Sept. 31. 1873,
Korasnmniary of stoc holders proceed
Ings. ftc. see CHRONtCLK.V. 15,0.400,
Philadelphia, Office.
1,
1890 (T. II, p. 838; T. 15, p. TOT.)
Apr. 1.18SS Lease(l to Pa. RR.
Stock,
(1,033.450.
Coat
of road, 4c., (3,730.263. (T. 11. p. 628.)
1896
4
Ian.
do
do
F.4 A. Camden, N.J.Co's office Feb. 11,187? Connol. of several roads and orani-bea.
M.4 S.
do
Ma 011,1883 Camden to Cape May. Salem 4 Swedes*
boro, 126m, Net earning.. 1871, (341.511.
do
J. 4 J.
Jan., 1896
do
Oct., 18)
A.40.
J. 4 J. New Yor'r and London. Jan. 1.1886 Completed Feb.. 1372. L.gr.. 1.125.000 ac.
York
Office
1902
J. ft J.
New
ol Co.
Leased to Vt. Cent-, at (20.000 pr yr ft txs.
New Yor<.
J. ft .1.
1873
BaIto.,Sare Deposit Co. June, 1900 Income bonds of (.50i.00il ,<lso Issued.
J. 4 D.
Soldniuk'rioreclosnr*. (r.I6. p.t«2JM.4K >
New York.
J. 4. 1.
18SJ-9J
.1 .
.(
A.4 0.
A.4 0.
1,
Phlla.,
DeHaven 4Bro.
do
do
J.'ftJ.
London,
M.4N.
J. 4 J.
do
N.T., N.
Q-J.
Phlla.
J/ft J.
I'- J. 4 J.
.'nrlVH
Bk of Repnblle
ft Wilmington.
Boston Office.
Wercesttr, OlSca.
;da
<•
Oct.,l'X» Floatin;: deo . (iai.701 ; toslto Nov., 1871,
(3MU.462. (T. II. n. <(8.>
Leased Dec. 1872. to WIL. Col. 4
Road at 8 per cent on stortc. In IST^nnd
1831
7 afterwarda. Lessee asaomes all llabllt
1888
Jan. .1903
ties.
1896
Jan.
Jnly
1,
1893
1.
"01
Jan.,
Auuta
1,
'7.1!
USlAl887
{T. l«.p. 21.)
Completed, Oct..
IS:2.
Net earnings 71-'»
T. 16, p. 188.)
Stock paid, (SSO.OOO
(ttS.4SS.
Cr. 19, p.
86
[May 31, 1873.
THE CHRONICLE.
78-1
^ss
®|)e
Commercial ®imes.
1, 1878, to all the principal foreign countries, and also the
The last two lines
totals for the last week, and since January 1.
show total values, including the value of all other articles besided
those mentioned in the table.
c*35»na3^a0!O>nTfM'r
January
COiMxMERClAL EPITOME.
Friday Night, May
Exportu «r lieadlnK Articles from New York.
The lollowingtable,compiledtromCu8tomHouse returns.shows
the exports of leading articles from the port of New York since
30, 1873.
According to act of our State Legislalare today is a close
holiday, known as Decoration Day, so tliat the principal commercial centres are closed, and business generally suspended.
Trade matters have presented lew new features of momeat,
and tlie fluctuations in prices of leading staples have been
On the whole, however, some improvement of tone
Blight.
and confidence may be rep.jrted. The weather has become very
and seasonable for crops, the temperature changing suddenly
from almost winter cold, with blankets and fires in requisition,
to summer, with tlie thermometer well up in the " eighties."
We have reported this week the suspension of a number of
houses, combined for the purpose of controlling the lumber trade,
and having extensive ramiScations in the Northern and Western
states, and in Canada, but it seems to have exerted no influence
beyond those immediately interested. The monthly coal sale on
Wednesday went ofl" at higher prices, but the closing prices were
fine
the lowest of the sale.
Provisions have shown some decline, and the business has been
mainly in pork and lard. New mess pork sold to a fair extent on
new mess for
the spot at $16 75@H7, and old mess at $18 25
June at $16 62i, and for July at $17 a5 but there was subsequently a decline to $17 for the latter month. Lard has been
<0 eowflo
I-
T-l
5.2 jrf
O
-J3
•-•'X.Mev
f4.
.C4
0-.
.at
3«t-«r^r
r^
.ct.t^cM2tnwi'"Ss
'-L
rt
olasccOTMo
^ij*
^
'^acoo
.«oc1:o50CC
coqO'5'
lO
•
v
9«
-!
e*
sg
52
<f>^
-
CO
9
5i»^35
ri
V
CO
2|
.
t^otS
•o5
.
;^
mate*
0.0<0
i£ Si
^ 90 la
oi
go
r~i
Oi !0
» "a
53>
»4
3
•
-.ifoeo
.
-r-i
.in
r-
-«5030otQOiS
-i-l
;
;
prime Western has sold at 9 l-16c. for May and
June, 9fc. for July, and 9 9 16e. for August with kettle rendered
for June at 9ic. Bacon has been quiet and lower long clear
being now quoted at 8i@8ic., and 9c. for short clear for early
delivery. Other cut meats have been quiet dry salted shoulders
were quoted yesterday at 7ic.; there has been some business in
fairly active
;
SO-^i-*
-
i
•t-O
1-1
••ssg
y goo
C-
•
'
;C iO
•
-co
-00
.SI
.
mo
;
:2ig
;
-.i
ts
;
short cat dry salted haras at lie; in pickled hams a small business
was reported at llic, and light smoked hams, in bulk, at 13ic.
'
'
Beef has been in limited demand. Butter has continued to decline
:
under free receipts. Cheese has been in good demand for export,
has
been
reached,
but
yesterday
IS^c.
was
high
as
15|c.
as
and
regarded aa a full price.
Freights have been less active, and rates have receded. The
o S °'.
delay in the arrival of grain by canal, and the knowledge that less
- O
com than usual is coming forward, have had a depressing influS
ence upon grain rates, and for May shipments a material decline 3^2 PS
has been submitted to. A speculation in petroleum has also
limited the engagement of vessels to load with that staple.
u
Engagements for Liverpool have included large lots of cheese at
*13 • • •
and
yesterday
bacon
at
parties
having
with
some
403,
room
COs,
153
for grain offered to relet the same at 8id for corn or 9d for wheat.
To London, by sail, wheat at 9Jd. For Bristol, wheat at lOid
by sail and lljd by steam. A large bark to Glasgow at 68 9d for
grain and Ss 9d lor flour, and another large bark to Cork for
orders at 7s 7id. To-day there was more steadiness, with grain
on i o .CO
sis :§'to Liverpool by June steamers at 9s 9id. A large bark to Hamag
and
email
grain
at
a
one
to
Peuarth
Boads
at
6d.
with
8s,
7s
burg
Refined petroleum has advanced to 30c. on the spot, and 20i@
• o
90ic. for the early future, in bbls., with cases quoted 251@26c.
crude has been subject to speculation at ''the Creek," pud is
higher at 9@9Jc. on spot, and 9i@9ic. for June delivery, in bulk.
tsto
ft
A considerable sale of city naptha has been made at ll^c. in bbls.
'''
Strained rosin has been more active for export, with pricos
11
higher at $3 30@$3 35. Spirits turpentine, after selling at 46c.,
advanced and closed at 46i®47c. Tallow has been more active
at 8S@9c. for good to prime.
Whiskey was dull until yesterday^
^3
,
•%
Vof
/-
,
:
-
•
t
••
•
a decline to 93c. led to a large business.
The
sale
•
eo
.
S2
•
S o* «? o 1
0^3
.o in
;52S5S5feS
^^co
:
when
oseo
,
> * Q0.0-O
S3 "
^:;«
5,2
O
jS5S
O'
-en 00
gn
:^
, ,-.
-
-1 r^ eb
.
"«•
.
'
.»o
•
l-c-
m o '^
iiiOC*
»-»
o
«=«'-00
r-*
end
:
«
:
:i
.
'Stj-o
.
:
S
:8-
•
.00
:S
.032 .!SS
-^
at 43c.
jn bond, noted last week, was alcohol. Oils have been in fair
request, with sales of crude sperm at $1 50, and choice lard
Hides and leather have been firm and fairly active.
oil at 80c.
5-^
-ot-
:S
1«
cf
^
Metals have been dull, but the only marked change in prices is a
decline in tin plates, which sold early in the week at $13 37igold
charcoal tin, $9 37i, gold, for coke tin, and $10 25 gold for charcoaj
-
-
o
« p(•
-a>
Kentucky
for
leaf tobacco has been steady, but
*^
oir-ooo
:'5
S3'
o-g
!8S
:3
:
hardly so active, the sales for the week aggregating only 500
which 400hhd8. for export. Prices have remained steady;
new ciop lugs 7@8c., leaf 9rgil4c. Seed leaf has also been less
active, but prices have ruled steady; sales have been crop ot
hhds., of
00
:5.2
:
1870,100 cases sundries at 9@10c. crop of 1871, 500 eases Connecticut at 45@55c. crop of. 1872, 130 cases sundries on private
terms. Spanish tobacco was less active, but prices were rather
tending npward sales 400 bales Havana at 80c.@$l 05, and 50
bales Yarn on piirat* terms. Manufactured tobacco dull.
c*
:S
terne.
The market
^»
;
.
eg
•
o
o
;
a
•
:
BS
o o
;
3ou>An!<!4
00
-M§<
THE CHKONICLE
.lay 81, 1873]
liuporta of fjeadluic Articles.
foUov7lti>7 caulu, cuaipitod troui (>udiuia House return*
snows the foraij^n imports of leading articlutt aI tlii.s port since
Jaa. 1, 187JJ, aud for tlie sa.ne period of 187*3 and 1871:
[Thoquur.iity !« .jiveii In i>ft(;kn<^<!8 \%'hoit not oihorwlae HpecJfled.l
Tbe
Same
iilnce
.lau.
1
isra.
,
Uiua
Haiiie
lluie
1312,
1371.
1872.
un.
ware—
Karthtiu
Uuilury
Chtua
t:4.^3i
S.Mt
a,3 /
8vl.7.1
20U,23J
I7,ii;3
l.).Wl
lS.*«i
7.3971
EariUf aware....
2* ilTi
01a9«...
Gliuaware
6.34J
UlHAM plate
4,.Ii
UilttOil<i..
Ij iUl'
21.172
533.7^
^Xi,6!,i
Uoct»ii,t).iieB
!5,-..13
13,104
.5.1 il
',2AI
1,513'
SlenI
!?.7l3
.,.t:i
liidl^o
2.;io
8."
l.?iO
Uadaer
-.12)
3it|
ic.viri
easeiitlal...
ds bt>i«
.
33)
Opiiiiii
Baila bl-carb...,
35.054!
25.6.
SO'U sal....
Soda.aab
Flax
Ij
Hair
Ileinp, balen...
.
Ac—
Wool, buli!«
1,7;6 Ai-tlcleH reporteil
I5i
by vuluu—
.S,«j-.
IS.'.liCliiHrs
5i,3J.£
23.12lKl«h
»8.^Cork«
5.14
E,239
5.002
6,590,
2.i71
Loinoiia
Orani^es
f.OJO
Nhis
1,53.!
3.U31I
8,ii6J
62,3ir
90.6/2
60.173
lirlnties
Ivory
Jawelry. Ac—
Jewelry
Watches..
LlQseed
Kaiicygoodn
:».8'2|fruiU.&c.—
5,«W
27,ilc
66S
Porta.
M,'-61l
1,540,
1,«77
511
2,527,
219,33
51 017^
55,'.1S
87^,627
69.260
Uolaues
WoodiCork
70:li
Faaric
.,
Logwood
Mahogany
Proitiice for tlie
I
Beoelpta of Domeatlc
Jauiiary
Tlio racuipU ot doiaestic
1
•
1.
».-
«2,V4
l'7..-.3
a«
HifUt
88
....
!«.•<»
MO
ii,iM
4<.«l
•.«;3
r.t,>i«
riorlita
No. Carolina
Virginia
Other portt..
io,m
i4,M»
Total tbit year
ra.2S4
3BI,4(7
I3M;0M
Tot«l la«t y>ar
Kn,ni
iaas,s49
:oic.»6i
26.KM
'01
The market the
baa be--n quiet and
prices without quotable change. It may be noted, however, that
11339
67,8:9
71,602
76,0;3
70Afl
.14.948
the better grades low mi'ldllDg and nbore are in but limited
32459
2:.,C64
20.271
supply, and lo purchase good lines of thfin would not be an eaay
matter except at some advance on nominal quotations; but of
:C30.9f6 |;39.13? 1696,652
grades below low middlings the snpply is amp e, prices are in
46,52.'*
31,^41
3 .10^
5;;.3-i
3i6.4;o
597,9il'
buyers' favors, and no considerable qUAntlty couM be mar'teted
178,12V
171,796
178.316
Yesterday the close wus quiet, with the demand
at quotations.
206.24-.
240.939
l')«,777
o day being a close holiday, the
chiefly on spinners' account.
w>l,:8.»
19.2.1;
;5;,(3I
excijange was not opened. For future delivery business waa
601.713
432.5 T
475.759
01.68
497.445
754 03
moderute-and the fluctuations trifling up lo the opening ot Wed4,<-.13,20, 2,'A.1.6'.»
5 i9.
nesday. On that day notices for delivery on Juno c ntracts were
Ja3,5;12
161,92^
306,15!
but they were not, and
expecied to have been very freely given
472.10i
385 .9 X
161,70i
::,7S'
the conviction was thus strengthened that the present crop bad
45.825
4W.7C2;9
51846
•js;
8«,1T2
been larcely oversold. Tlie reports from the gold market also
;15.957
28 62;
t8,'83
caused some ujieasiness among parties who were under contract
115.7I*
!7!.65R
isins;
for delivery the next three months, and they took ihe preeaution
S9.9'.14
19.0
26.294
The result Is shown in the diffrenoe
2»"',58».
to anticipate their wants.
:5.'i,:8S
2.32.4.8
5^..'>«
6:. 107
W.32«il
between opening snil highest prices that day, low middling for
1,604
2,7:3
1.964
past
week
lor spot cotton
—
—
;
Ginger
Popper
Salinetre
•.,5W
43)
aa.4<i^
Texas
*..vi
22,5%
I28,:U'J
4ii
4c.—
C«»Bla
9.f.63
10.
i.u;8
16.119
43.258
6,100
.
Savanuah
'iT'4^w7
I
Kamlii'
2J.5H2
2,633
Mobile
Charleston..
»42i(i4»
,1
HIdei uudroBteil
Rico
793 8plce«,
7.'9
Hides, dn^ssod..
tudia rubber
*.-
463 Ji2)
6.7 621
70MU
32 2 6
mxzt
.
189,461
639 JK2
81,
Ni^W Uriekua
N**r York
8:.5t,i
197,448
24;:i,e8s
Wiiate
1,303 Wllie«.
3,^)'.|
Chain|>aK'e,bks.
I.:i7
Wlueil
31.3J3
20,i»4
l.li38'
,.
Sl.liSi
4J1I.4. ;
561,771
S;.7'J
sl'ioj
3,211
Pur*
Oiiiiuy clocli..
9;.i..2'
l«3.-.;<:
A
boxes
-72
23,10
713
Wl
28U.339
S'.
42e.J27 3,3.; Slf 1.773.6.1
51, :u
i>,-iM
57.409
3,,.;^6'rol>iicc«
7JI)
1,«1
m.les.
tS|>oUur,Tb<
3,53.1
3,202
2.9lli
21l:l„lill,
l;,2*iTea
8,la6
Oi. Olive
I
,
Britain. France. Por'iii.| Total.
Ii7,f9l' U:
*: ,W7
SiiO.i's: 5.;.'i!,wi6 i.9l3.7! 1
i>l^ii
'6«t(ar,
I2,:03
buKa
»,-8
2 0SJ
iO.-DU
Gambler.
Uuui. Arabic...
la,
Lead,
8,422
I. Liu!
Iruu, UiC bdrs..
i.>'t>i
IJriiKd,
u
ilui'tlwure
.
w.tf.ii
Ac.-Uuik, Ptiruvlau.
Uiua powdoro...
Bt-Liuioue, IUU4
Cuclilneal
Crea n Tartar...
3.216
Tlu, buxeR
2,79u
Till sUbi, loi..
JO 331
...
l,9.5'Kai:a
436.;S-ISutfiir, tlhtl.., tcl.
2,b3ll
Coil, tuns
Cuuuii. bagi
Coitce, t>.iK»
with the correBponding week of lut teaioD, there !• an infrtniit In
theexports this week ol 43,934 bale«, while the stocks to-night are
93,104 bales more, than they were at this time a year ago. The
following is our uHual table showing the movement ol cotton at
all the porta Irom Sept. 1 to May 23, the lateit mail date*^
BKtJXIl'TS
azroBTBP alJiOB aapr. to—
Cna'llliaB aspT.l.
POKTS,
wise si4ick.
ureal
Olhci
MeUI>,&i:.—
UtauB auil
Cliliia.
•
Smiie
lime
8*in<
ttiim
7H6
Week and
aince
1.
produce have been as {ollowg
:
June opening at 18 18-32c and closing at V* l)-16c, and for July
and August opening at 18 21 82c and closing at 18 13 16c and
18 25-3'2c respectively but after 'Change a portion of the advance
was lost. The next crop was dull acd the prices paid among the
lowest of the week. Yesterday, however, there was ai other reaction, when the improvement was especially marked in the delivThe
eries of the next crop, though without much activity.
market is in a ve/y sensitire condition, as it is largely
oversald and there appears to be a growing indisposition to
The total sales of this description
be short any longer.
tree on board.
for the week are .53,S50 bales, including
For immediate delivery the total sales font up this week
6,297 bales, including 3,039 lor export, 8,123 tor consumpOf the above 270
in transit.
tion, 180 for speculation, and
bales were to arrive. The following are the closinir quotations
;
This
Since
week.
Jan.
Aahes...pk^8.
BreadsiulT^—
Flour. .bbls.
Wi.ea ..Itu..
time
1.
~2,8i9
112
'72.|
7.;3'<».6iO
Oata
131.«i
3,2.i;.:2:
2,13:,3-3;
24,8'JO
23.:U3
536.*.0
5JJ.'5
i,iii;,.io6'
.
Ac.
19.i
01
QrasH ad,b>ia
Beana, bbla
9231
19,3;ll
PBa8,busli.
C. meai.nbla
s'iaiil
103.IM
Cottoii.,balea,
21,1721
40O.3;ll
350
11.411
Beiiiu ..bales,
2,i.86l
171
Hldi.'S
No.
Hops,
.bales.
H71
Leather. sides
Molasses. Ixls,
46,S3.>
3,9
l,0;8,3l?
Do.,
bbl
Navrat stores—
Cr.turp bbls
Bnlrlts turp.
'iis
22',")32
II
S3:i.,-ti6
It
4.0H
1,107
12.8-.7
2:1,001
213..iSl
4-i5
21,2^3
Tar
7,17 i
Eifijs
12,3 '9
...
PSrk
4.50'
1
23.l"e
18.385
4,9;7
Cheese
Cutmeats
84.2 n
i
926
Butter, pkgs....
S9,1H
Beef, pkiw
Lard, pkKi
»).9I7
Lard, Ic^KS
2. no; Kliio,pkg8
343.1301 Starch
4,3J1 S earino
32)
OT.SSI'
7 '.3:3:
suirar.
30.216,
3.716
21,014
239,153
20.894
3,363
!,1.11
71.749
812
51,903
e2,04S
33 7
46,249
258,696
201,^6
2o;,no
136,883
3.0,303
2.2.335
94.112
2'.6,28;
22ri,447
19,112
21 .,.-.4
9-,u'"0
1^:97.-,
212,316
12.6,-,3
811
4.0^7
14 i34
6,261
I2J.9 7
113.181
79 J
8,'.33
ll,aa;»
6,:!27
Sui'ar,bbla
l,43i,<.9
SO
i
Roslu
E31
on
SW.;^! on, lard
l,399,<4;->
Peanuts, ba^i
Corn
Barley,
Pitch
ake, pkgs....
2.938'
71.1371 1.092.905
850,31.) 2,6li,9W
33:, 303, 2.»!9,..3I
Rye
This Since Same
week. Jan.l. time '72
Same
hhds
Tallow, pkrfS
Tobacco,
989
jkira....
Whiskey, bbls....
Wool.balea
Dressed bOKS, Mo.
2.721
3,112
2.6"4
1,245
681
n.siii
63.73;
8;,o.iH
74. 93
f.i.SSl
29,470
93,312
80,213
p. M., May 30. 1873.
By Sjiecial teleif rams received to-night from the Southern ports,
we are in possesgion of the returns showing the receipts, exports,
Ac, of cotton for the week ending this evening. May 30. It
appears that the total receipts for the seven days have reached
80,90(3 bales ai^ainsl 34,044 bales last week, 41,031 bales the previous week and 43,770 bales three weeks since, making tlie total
receipts since the first of September, 1872. 8,410.987 bales against
2.((63,235 bales for the same period of 1871-73, showing an increase since September 1, 18T3, of 757,752 bales. The details of
the receipts for this week (as per telegraph) and lor the corresponding weeks of the live previous years are as follows
:
week at—
this
1»70.
1871.
1872,
1873.
Texas
Mobile,
Orleans.
t4),«....
TtxiTT.T"
i«xa....
17H«....
l.H«--.-
Florida.
17.0-,2
101.801
2U.668
OOTTON.
Fkidat,
BecelTed
:
New
Upland and
5;-k"
1868.
1868.
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Strict G od Ordlnarr.
Low
per
lb.
16X».
Mlddlluic
^.v:.
^
IbUM
::::!
Middling
Good Middling
;VX»
I
I
'
21H<»
lfH'»-
16>itt....
-.
n*«..
Ii>H»--..
1*),*....
18>K«....
:sx«....
itva....
21)lfc..--
21iK»....
JO
22
I
St....
li.....
Below we ifive the gales of spot and transit cotton and price of
Uplands at this market each day of the past week
:
SALES.
c..^^.
Ezp't. sump. ula'n
Saturday
891
HX,
MonfUy
ruesday
Wednesday
Thui'sda;
510
243
284
9t0
"ii
1,094
2
'
678
41U
755
pai">».
1
Good
Tran-
tjpec
ord'ry. Ord'ry.
Total
>|t.
ow MidMMfg. tfUni;
1
992
61
56
,
P
9i2
1.3*1
I
I'M
I'M
>6K
1»S
19W
12^
I'K
l«t<
t»2
Holiday
~Jm
Total
"iiiw
~^\
130
....
•
••
free on board)
For forward delivery the sales (including
have reached during the week 53.850 bales (all low middling or
ou the basis of low middling), and the following is a statement of
the sales and prices
eta
bale*.
For jBly.
or May
:
J.
How
Orleans
bales.
1",2I8
1,463
2.430
4.680
:,622
6,713
19
261
3,413
Mobile
Sayauuah.
,,,,.
,
Texas
;
Teaiiessee
Ac
Klorl.la
North Carolina
Virginia
13.736
2.3:5
S.379
2,531
5.401
3,948
2,.-H7
766
1,871
•i,M
Sil
S,72-|
10,465
2.163
5.605
6.036
2.117
S,676
178
4,422
1,387
U'l
1,7711
'C9
l.a3<
!,4!1
1.900
S,74«»
i'il
220
1,311
1,1
80.906
11
119
1,C82
899
703
103
so'i
B,8ia
1.789
1,621
443
Total since Sept.
3,110.937
1
36,402
1S,1!7
3.792.269
;.S51.235
80,737
2,710.017
3
ie'iir
2.036
7,5112
~li6ji9
fi6S
tor the week ending this evening reach a total of
65,851 bales, of which 58,974 were to Qreat Britain, 4,521 to
France, and 2,156 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as
made up this evening, are now 285,680 bales.
Below are the
exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding
week of last season
Kxpurted to—
Stock.
Total this Samew'k
Weekending Q.Brit. France Contln't week.
18T2.
1813.
1872.
May 30.
The eiports
:
1
1
New Orle«n»
Mobile
Charleston...
Savanuah
New
rork...
Other porta..
Tut.-wl
Sine* Sept.
From
1
1
in
4,521
5 4*4
....
20
1,239
5.484
5.496
6.;91
S,49i)
6,;93
4.;i3
14.716
1.854
5S.974
1,676,J81
26.1i'8
15.012
3,557
417
4,521
2.156
289,414
175,890
the foregolnj; statement
16.216
2.271
65,651
2,S90,r,8
It
61,389
7.;;2
7..583
2,676
52
70.173
32,000
8.09U
4.J93
tij<e4
23.000
22,697
1,858,012
28i.«90
198,616
2,6ii6
35.3«
4.2.18
'stio
92,341
22.9T2
U,'i82
20 56;
will be seen
18
balea.
716
l,«0O
1,200
5,500
18S
150
l,8»i total
May.
18 13-32
18 7
l.aw
18 15-82
18>,
IS 17-82
;8 9-'.6
6
3,;00
1,600
2,900
3,100
2CU
16,50'l
\:im
1.000
8.200
Junt^.
100
3,400
too
1825-32
WH
WO
13 lS-16
18 2'.-a2
18 11-16
18 28-32
200
TOO
l3-<7.32
cts
13*
21,0
18 18-16
18 27-32
8UM
18X
16,(00 tota^ .Inly.
For Angiisr.
2 20O
I8X
1110
1811-16
1. 100
1,000
5.5t«
totalJime.
18,,
IS 21-S
18 11-16
28-82
18
ISX
12,900 total
18X
Ang.
i.1.0 total
TOO
1,200
...17 9-16
3l«
300
700
80O
17K
:u)
17
1-U
17
\%n
1711-16
n
i»-;6
8,000 tot.l Sept.
r'or October.
900
'00
Oct.
For November.
For Septem'.er.
..\:\
..17516
I.
00 total
Not.
For Decrmbei*.
300
100
ISJi
IT
4m total Dee.
The following exchanges have been made during the wees
-.
exchange 7V0 .luce for Augutt.
"
100 .luue for August.
Xc.
"
lOK.Iiinefor .liiiy.
Cc.
"
lOOSeptemb r for May.
)5c.
"
loo October (or August,
1 &-I6C.
300 August for July, even.
200 May lor June, even.
The following will show the closing prices each day on th*
basis of low middling uplands, for the several months named:
llion.
FrI.
Wed.
Tues.
Sat.
Mon.
KrI.
18).
!£X
ItX
'8*4.
Ou spot
18)<
18X
163
May.
Ita
18)2
•18X
I6^W
18 7-18
June
18 l»-«
UH
18 IS-1«
13*2^-32
IS 13-'»
13 li-ii
July
13 -2^-82
\'>f
ISK
13 45-SI
9O
13 13-16
Auifust ... IhK
13K
-.7 1»-1«
'l^^^l.
•17 ll-l«
17X
Septem... 17X
3-14C. paid to
.
.
i%^
cctober..
Novem
ttutt, compared
cts.
18>«
For
201
""
week
Total this
bales.
SO
900
17 7-l«
17
H
17^
Decern .."17
• Ait«r 'Cbtagt,
.
11 S-l«
17
17 7-16
1-18
n
•J6«
16
U-l«
16X
M
lilt
THE CHfeONICLR
786
Weatheh Ueports by
TELEonAPii.
—Our
weather
reports
Too much
to ni)j;Ut are Bcaicely ns favorable ae given last week.
rain is the general complaint. Not that we suppose any damage
the
raiu
thus
far has been the
has been done ; the only result of
rapid jsrowth of grass, and tho difUculty, therefore, ot keeping the
succession of clear, dry days would soon rwmove
fields clean.
Orleans the weather has
At
this unfavorable condition.
they are having too
been much tho same as last week
much raiu, there l^eiug heavy showers, with rain more thi n
Our
half the week, the weather being warn ami sultry.
Mobile dispatch states that they have had a continuation
there of the warm, sultry, wet weather of Inst week, with
the grass is said to be growing
rain more than half the wetk
BO fast as to bo troublesome, and hence the reports with regard
Too much ruin and the farmers
to the c.i)> are less favorable.
complaining of grass, with rain more than half the week, is also
A
Now
;
;
the contents of our Montgomery telegram. At Selma very similar
facts are reported as to tlie weather, but cur correspondents add
that the cotton plant looks strong and healthy, and is developing
promisingly. Our telegram from Macon states lUat it has rained
there two days, but also adds that a good stand of cotton has
been secured. At Columbus it has rained three days. At Augusta
they have had one rainy day, with a slight hail storm yesterday.
which did but little damage. At Charleston it has been warm and
dry all the week, with tho exception of liglit showers, and the
crop is improving in condition. They have had raiu on five days
at Memphis, and on one day an unusually severe storm, with tlie
grass is becoming troublesome. At
rest of tlie week cloudy
Nashville it has rained nearly every day of the week.
Consumption op American Cotton to November 1st. In
our item last week with this heading we intended to have stated
that the figures given in it for stock held by English fpinners
and their weekly consumption were the estimates of the leading
Liverpool brokers and not our own, and were only used and not
adopted by us. Something to that effect was inserted with regard
to consumption, but as to spinners' surplus stocks omitted. Our
own views on this latter point are well known, and were fully
expressed in the Chronicle of February 15th. Our only object
in the item in question was to show that if our crop reports continued to be favorable, even on the Liverpool basis of consumption and their estimate of spinners' stocks, there would he a
surplus of American cotton. As to the actual stocks held by
English spinners, we may have something to say next week.
expect to begin next
Onii Visible Supply Statement.
week to furnish our readers with a new table of visible supply,
the most complete which has ever been published. The endeavor
has been to obtain a statement which would reflect the exact
amount of cotton in stock and afloat of each kind each week.
This has always been our aim, but we have hitherto failed to
[May
31, 1873.
—
tiie Interior Ports. Below we
of cotton at the interior poi-ts receipts and
ehipmen' s for the week, and stock to-night and for the correspondIng week of 1873
^Week ending May 30, K'S-, ^Weck eudlnif June 1, '7S
Movements of Cotton at
give the
—
movements
;
Heceipts. bhipniuutp. Stock.
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Montgomery
Selma
Memphis
.
895
171
63
105
315
1,977
2,997
4.553
1,595
.
Nashville
833
811
510
467
681
261
81
1,9
Stock.
4,508
1,674
1,173
1,537
"i5
1,202
274
51
43
192
,
1201
739
355
224
5.603
l,t00
13,342
3,171
2,333
11,775
25,759
957
10,240
5.227
ShlpmtnW
tteccipts.
7.819
5,206
5,353
4.051
28.275
9,200
1,481
60,860
The above totals show that the interior stocks have deereaned dur
ing the week 5.019 bales, and are to-night 35,101 bales mare than
The receipts have been 2,897 bales
at tho same period last year.
more than the same week last year.
The exports ot cotton this week from New York show an in
crease since last week, the total reaching 15.216 bales, against
ll.OSS^baleslast week. Below we give our utual table, showing
exports of cotton from New \ork, and their direction for each of
the last four weeks; also tlie total exports and direction since
September 1, 1872 and in the last column the total for the same
period o( the previous year
Exports ol Cotton (bales) from Nenr ITork since Sept. 1, 1S7S
;
;
WBKK xNDrae
—
— We
attain it. The arrangements which we have now completed will,
we think, cover tho entire field; and as we are promised the
corresponding figures for the two previous years, a comparative
statement of much usefulness will, we trust, be the result.
—
Bombay
Ship.vients. According to our cable dispatch received
to-day, there have been 37,000 bales shipped from Bombay to Great
Britain the past week and 3,000 bales to the continent, while the
receipts at Bombay, during the same time have been 35,O0C
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,
^Sbtpments
this
week
Great
Con-
Drltaln
tiueiit.
1873.... o7,0U0 2,000
1972.... 15,000 10,000
1871.... 50,000 17,000
May
to-.
Total.
39,000
25,000
67,000
29
May
May
1J,109
Other British Ports
15,35?
100
Total to Gt. Britain
15,458
12.109
802
675
39
202
575
39
.—Shipments since Jan.
Great
Con-
1
Britain.
Total,
tluent.
510,000 137,000
469,000 215,000
401,000 219,000
Week's
receipts.
647,000 35,000
681,000 33,000
620,000 58,000
From
the foregoing it would appear that compared with last
year there is an increase this year in the week's shipments from
Bombay to all of Europe o! 14,000 bales, and that the total movement since Jan. 1 shows a decrease in shipments of 37,000 bales
compared with the corrBsoouding period of 1872.
May
prev.
year.
21.
28.
10,626
13,7.39
420.8.'i9
977
1.507
307,458
2,78»
14,716
4-32,31)6
310,247
4,557
881
11>
10,626
Bremen and Hanover
Hamburg
Total to N. Enrope.
4,657
1,000
500
17,682
4,H43
7,721
6,880
349
500
30,1'54
0,870
466
'soo
poo
400
1,250
1,141
Spain.OportoA Qibraltar&c
AU others
2',74i
I'iiie
Total Spain, &c
2,741
1,19)
459 718
319.113
Grand Total
16,160
15.2i6
11.065
13,n.34
New
York, Boston
t
The following are tho receipts of cotton at
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since September
1,
1872:
PHILADKLP'IA
NIIW YORK.
bsob'ts moM-
This
Since
week. ISept 1.
I
New
Orleans..
2,639
2.171
This
96,06:!,
49,467
2,9171
149,019:
Florida
8'th Carolina.
N'th Carolina.
Virginia
North'rn Ports
2,478,
i;494
145,0771
Tennessee,
Foreign
169
1,319)
120
&c
6,5711
9
I
Since
1
1
This
Since
Tliis
week. (Sep t.1.
Since
!
1
week.:Scpt.l.]| week. |Sept.l.
Mobile
to-,
time
to
date.
Other French ports
Texas
Savannah
:
May
14.
Liverpool
Same
Total
486 47,711!
1,203, 16,77,5]
....I 83,792,
....I 11,583
470
2,881
9851
15,602
13,4.57|
374
1321
10,497
27,508,11
198 701,
6,997
132.601
....!
....I
892' 76.925;
21,717]
90;
_L
Total this year
15,359i
813,4571
3 486 303,234;
Total last year.
7.647!
Ii54.261i
8,421 253,272-
985
1
9,669
19,!99
40.127
1.097
'essi 12,889
86
486
16,4i3
105
281
2-23
11,054
'1671
632 78 052|
6,4701
1,528
293
48,837
1.507! 62,3761',
1,6601 95.763
2,111,102.119
—
Shipping News. The exports of cotton from the United Stat'»
Visible Supply of Cotton Made dp by Cable and Tele- the past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached 50,781
eRAPn. By cable we have tonight the stocks at the different bales. So far as the Southern ports are concerned, these are tb«
European ports, the India cotton afloat for all of Europe, and the same exDorts reported by telegraph, and published in TnKCnnOKAmerican afloat for each port as given below. From figures thus ICLE last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that port
received, we have prepared the following table, showing the are the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York J
quantity of cotton in sight at this date (May 30) of each of the we include the manifests of all vessels cleared up to Wednesday
—
two
pa.st seasons
bales.
Stock in Liverpool
Stock in London
Stock in Havre
Stock in Marseilles
Stock in Bremen
Stock in Amsterdam
Stock in Antwerp
Stock in Hamburg
Stock in Barcelona
Stock in Trieste
Afloat for Great Britain (American). ......
Afloat for Havre (American and BrazO)..
Afloat for Bremen (American)
Afloat for Amsterdam (American)
Total Indian cotton afloat for Europe
Stock in United States ports
Stock in inland towns
Exports from United States this week.
.
.
Total..
of
1873.
817,000
177,750
101,750
16,500
52,750
83,000
33.000
37,500
63,000
17,000
203,000
24,000
11,500
4,500
452,000
285,680
60,987
65,651
8,565,568
1873,
874,006
233,000
210,000
18,000
21,000
86,000
81,000
80,000
70,000
14,000
144,000
24,000
5,000
2,750
408,000
192,516
25,759
22,697
2,420,723
These figures indicate an increase in cotton in sight to-nigh'
144,846 balei compared with the same date pi 1872.
night of tHis
week
:
—
Total bales.
Liverpool, per steamers City of Washington, 944
City of Antwerp, 722. .Calabria, 741. .Spain, 2,966 and 1.33 Sea
IsHnd
Jamaican, 160... Adriatic. 1,008... Java, 273. ...Franco
13,739
2,192.
Idaho. 3,605. .per ship Naturalist, 1,015
470
To Cardiff (Eng,) per str, Pembroke. 470
607
To Glasgow, per strs. Napoli, 200 ...Europa, 307
600
To Bremen, per str. Bremen. 600
Nbw Orleans— To Liverpool, per strs. Alnhama, 4,421 ...Elta, 2,503
Belgravia. 3.848
per bark
,,.per ships Nunquam. 3,548
New York— To
.
.
.
Askoy,
.
.
.
. .
.
15,766
1,436
To Havre,
per barks Gnsta Belene, 1,319 and 4 bags.
1,.382....
.
.Zuliema,
2,705
8,100
:
To Bremen, per ship Shakspere, 3,100
To Genoa, per birk Meteor, 1,307Charleston—To Havre, per ship Florello,
1,307
2,499
Upland and 100 Sea
Island
Satannau— To
2,599
Liverpool, per ship Agenor, 4,480
Island
.-
To CronsUdt, per bark M. &
Boston -To Liverpool, per
str?).
Upland and
str.
Pennsylvania. 617
SaN'Francisco— To Liverpool, per shii Ontario,
The particulars
73
3,06*
1,783
647
73
60,731
Total
are as iollowsi
Sea
4.635
A. H. WUle, 791
PniLADiSLPHiA— To Liverpool, per
155
....
E. C mn, 3,060 Upland
Atlas, 631,. Sidon. 461... per ship
of those shipments,
arranged In our neaal form
May
31,
1878
THE CHRONICLE.
J
LWer-
Car-
Olai-
Br«-
Cron
r>al.
dlir.
fow. Havre, men,
iladt.
M9
New Orleans
470
S07
....
16,766
8,105
600
8,100
MaTanokh
Boston
4,636
.
1,7M
Philadelphia
San Francitco
•
647
.*>*
.••
*
.
«.888
9.tM
1.mi
1,807
....
8,000
,
. .
•>••
••*•
••••
«••»
••»
•••
1,783
^*
78
~470
80.B33
Below we g\ve
all
news
to vessels carryiajf roltoo
6,8M
607
3^
1^
SM>
received, during the week, of disasters
from any port of the United States:
New OrleanB for Liverpool, remained on the bar,
South West Paee, May 30, where iihe haii been for twenty.elght dijra
She will return to New Orleann after hcinp got olT.
STEAHBUir Alabama, from New Orlianii May 17, for Liverpool, with a vainable car^o, remained on the bar, at Pai^s a rotre May 34.
X BALK of cotton was nicked up April 8«, in lat 35 N, Ion »8 W. which had apKarently been slightly burned. It h.id no marks on it, and appeared to
ave been in the water a lone time, as it waa covered with barnacles.
Vakuka (Br), from New York for Liverpool, taken Into St. Thomas, derelict,
remained May 15 Captain Berry, of the ship Kowantroe, which vessel
picked up tlie Varuna. and put a crew on board, had arrived at 8t.
i homas, with full powers of attorney from the different parties Interpa»t.
ested In the vessel in England. Captain Hilton, represoutlng the cargo
insured In the United States, was also there.
(Nor.), from Galveston for Liverpool, before reported by cable, cot ashore
at 4 AM. May II during a thick fog, at Penrliosmilo, two miles southward of The South Stack, bnt waa towed off at hlirh water and into the
New
Harbor. Holyhead, where she was beached, waterlogged. She was
towed into the Old Harbor 12(h, and commenced dlHchnrging cargo on
the wharf 14th to be taken to Liverpool. She was being drsmantled.
(iOLD, Ekchanor and Krbiohts.
past week between 117} and 1184,
— (iold
tluctuated the
lias
and the close was
118^.
Foreign Exchanjfe market is quiet.
The following were
the last quotations: London bankers', long, 108J<§108|; short,
Freights closed at
1094(a!00t, and Commercial, 107}@1084.
516d.(S|d. by steam and 5-i6d.(ajd. by sail to Liverpool, Ic.
gold by steam and Ic. by sail to Havre, and f d. by stoam to
Hamburg.
Bt Tklkoraph prom LiIvkrpool.
—
LivEBPooL, May .30—6 P. M.— The market opened dull, and closed quiet
today, with sales footing up 10.000 bales, including
3.000
hales
for export and speculation. The sales of the week have been 71,000
bales, of which 6,000 bales were taken for export and 7,000 bales on speculation. The stock In port Is 817.000 bales, of which 364.000 bales are American.
The
which
bound
stock of cotton at sea.
302.000 bales are American.
May
Total sales
Sales for export
Sales on speculation
ToUI stock
Stock of American
Total afloat
American
to this port is 610,000
bales,
of
May
16.
May
33.
76.000
7,000
4,000
761,000
362,000
614,000
315,000
lii.OOO
10,000
9.M0
74ii.OOO
366.000
tiOl.OCO
300.000
80.
71.000
6.000
7.000
817.000
.161.000
610.000
202.000
show the dally closing prices of cotton for the week:
Won.
Tncs.
Vei.
Thurs.
FrI.
Price Mia.Uprds. 87i@... sm.... 8J<a.... S,'.i@. ... 8ji@..-.
8Ji@
Orleans »K@ 9J^ 9>i@ 9X 9ii® 9X SJ*® 9X 9X® 9V 9;ig 9«
Trade Report— The market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is quiet and
The following table
will
Sat.
nnchanged.
BUROPBAN Cotton Markkts.
—In
reference to these markets
our correspondent in London, writing under the date of
May
17,
states
Liverpool, May
17.
— The following
compared with those of last year:
,-Fntr &
,-Good & ^Same date
^Ord.iMId^ g'dfalr^
Fine.-,
Mid. Fair.
15
14
Ord. Q.Ord.
Upland... 6Ji
Ifi
L.MId.
18
16
34
30
21
19
Mid.
30
3J
43
30
38
3(
S3
..
44
34
G.Mld. Mid. F. Mid. O.MId.
M.F.
6%
years
1B71.
1870.
Hidland
d.
d.
Sealernd.l9
23
Upland.. 11 16-16 7X
Mobile... .11
-I
Orlean«...ll,'<
187J.
d.
24
18
1870.
Midland
7X
8X
95i
8!i
Dhollerah.... B)i
6X
6"i
4K 6«
the year the transactions on specula-
11516 99-16
Since the commencement o(
and for export liave been
1871. 1872. 1878
d.
Bsyptlan
Broach
8?i
:J-16
d.
PernBrabnco..llJ<
8«
lU*
9-16 11
75i
1873.
d.
tion
^Actual exp. from
/-Taken on spec, to
1873,
this date—,
1872,
bales.
137.700
Actnal
LIv.. Hull i, other exp'tfrom
outporta to date—,
U.K. In
1871,
1873,
1872,
1872.
bales.
49,748
3.168
bales.
bales.
43.311
18,4*6
2,776
1:12.030
Bra/,iiian...
1.7.30
Bzyptlan.
.
4,460
62.1110
27..^70
bales.
79.110
4.620
3 830
Indian..
Indian..
650
31.310
3,190
164.310
1.S90
32.960
4,212
61,620
8,8K
8.3,880
101,530
633,740
89.390
394,870
13S.810
123 504
169,868
743,770
American...
W.
G.
bales.
61.210
ToUI.
1878.
1879.
1.408.184
<M.8«0
TOB.eM
161,*>89
887.048
86.060
78.860
10,684
88.510
S4S.»ta
17.147
140.808
e67,IMi
810.460
East Indian..
Total
47.363 1.677.848 1.784,993
...
Egyptian
Smyrna A Gr'k
VV. Indian....
London, May
17.
—There
d»T.
818.16S
868,711
48,191 1,018.006
801
164.480
1.878
144.153
18.818
1.489
446
27.836
68
3S4,9S»
Brazilian
Tbts
8.414.813
has been a
during the week, and Tinnivielly and
per lb, dearer. The following
deliveries and stocks
are
18.6*)
H.OM
746.730
566 900
481,060
demand
for cotton
Bengal dercriptioui are ^-l.
the particulars of Import*,
fair
:
ini.
1871.
bales.
Imports, Jan.
Deliveries
1
to
Uaj
116.686
7t),.1M
13
8t«cks,Ms7l8
1878
hales.
819.389
bales.
78,631
164,6%
Mi.lOS
886.177
I6»,>&S
8S.t71
BRE ADSTUFF8.
Fhidat p. M.. May 80. 1871.
markot has been steadily towards lower
prices during the past week, especially for the lower grades from
Spring wheat, of which receipts have been liberal, attended by a
The
couriie of the flour
considerable pressure to
Common
sell.
superfine has sold
down
|4 50 was the best bid common extra
Western has been sold below f 7, and a good line of 1,000 bbls.
extra State sold at $7 10 medium grades have also declined, but
not so much or bo generally as the lower grades. The better
grades, including family flowers, have been firm, but very quiet.
The mill streanis are now in good condition, and the production
of flour, of such grades as the quality of the wheat available will
admit, is on a very large Fcale. To-day the market was deprewed
with common extras quoted as low as $0 75.
The supply of wheat on the spot has continued Fmall.audit
has been wanted to fill freight engagements prices have consequently ruled steady, though the purchases have been only such
as buyers have been compelled to make. For arrival, prices have
declined, with sales for delivery early in June at $1 57 for No. Si
Chicago, and $1 00 for No. 2 Milwaukee, with delivery up to the
18th of June at $1 58 for No. 2 Milwaukee. The business on
the spot has been mainly at $1 58(gl 60 for No. 2 Chicago |1 02
@1 64 for No. 2 North West and Milwaukee, with some No. I
Latterly there has
at |1 69(31 70, and No. 8 at |1 50(^1 55.
been more demand for Winter wheats, white especially being in
request. The receipts of Spring wheats continue large at the
Western markets, and of Winter wheat there is more coming
forward. To-day, Spring wheat was about steady, with sales on
the spot of No. 3 Milwaukee at $1 55 No. 2 Chicago, North West
and Milwaukee at $1 60, $1 02®! 64, and for arrival, first half of
June, No. 2 Milwaukee at fl 58 but Winter wheat was lower,
and 20 car loads of amber Michigan sold at $1 91, which is •
to
|5 75
;
lor fair No. 2,
;
;
;
;
1873Good.
13
IIX
UK
9Ji
9X
»<
Mobile.... OJf
7«
113-16 UK
18
9«
8J<
115-16 18
N.O&Tex6X Vi
8 9-18
9 3-18 9^
lOX
KH
The following are the prices of middling qualities of cotton at
this date and at the corresponding periods in the three previous
Sa
8«
this
date
1878.
;
are thu prices of middling
qualities of cotton,
Bea Island
Florida...
Imports.
date
;
May
9.
68.000
6.000
3.000
730.000
371.000
588.000
300.000
afloat
American
60.781
8TEA]i6njp MKMFiiin, from
Tbt
This
week.
l.'SSia
78
ToUl
—
To this To
Oeooa. Total.
«,M»
Cborlestoa
737
4.M6
42,280
11.040
material decline from previous sales.
Indian corn has been iii but moderate supply, while the demand
has been each day more urgent; there is consequently some
advance in prices, especially of good Western mixed and yellow.
It will be seen that the receipts at tho Western markets last
week were only a little more than half as large as in the eorre.
spending period last year, and the movement towards th«
seaboard continues to be on a greatly reduced scale. Yesterday
good to prime new Western mixed sold at C81(»64ic., with yellow
at 65(a66c.
Today there was a further advance, with sales of
prime new yellow at 67c., and fair to prime new mixed at 64966c.
Rye has continued in demand for the Continent, with several
cargoes sold at 96(a98c., including Canada to arrive at 97c. in bond.
Barley remains dull and nominal, the malting season being
Canada peas are lower, with a better supply in prospect.
Oats have been fairly active, and prices about steady, new
mixed selling towards the close at 50(a.j2c., as to quality, and
white 55(357c., with some choice lots at 58<g50c. T»-day the
market was dull and depressed, except for white.
The following are closing quotations
over.
:
Total.
...
The following statement shows the sales and imports of cottoi
for the week and year, and also the stocks on band on Thnraday
evening
last:
SALES, ITS., or ALI. DISCBIVTIONS.
,
Sales this week.
Same
Total
,
Kx- Speculathis
period
Trade, port tion. Total.
year.
1872.
American. .balee.45.'4!0
3,310
6.500
4,760
220
70
& Greek I , Rjm
Wc9' Indian, &c)''^
14,560
Bastludian
6,.3iO
Brazilian
F.gyptian
Smyrna
ratal
onn
^^
78,810 10,18]
6,000
160
J40
54.720
6.880
4 760
(820
"•I
1630
762.960
12-3.810
114,170
5 ISO
43.880
808.820
3,840
S8.780
9,340
93,330 1,^(7,790
em
Extra State, *c
Western Spring
|1
Wheat
"
"
Average
weekly sales
1873.
1878.
30.981
18,150
60,030
63,.38g
12,7.10
5,760
.
.oo
'•**''
do double extras
do winter wheat extras
and double extras
City shipping extras. ..
City trade and family
Obaik.
I
|
bbi. $8
7
extras...'....".
797.810 34.650
S32.940
6,100
137,420
5,980
8.320 1 , o,n
42.110 f '•'"'
528.160 11.180
1,644,760
Flour.
BaperfineStateand West-
76a 6 16
003 7 3s!
I
Wheat— No.8sprIng,boBh.tl
No.
1
spring
Ked Western
,_
.
Amber
do
885(97801 White
7 603 9 25 Corn-Western mixed
White Western
Yellow Western
8 0001180
Southern, white
7 403 7 76
.
i
.
Rye— State and Canada...
Western
brands
9 0031100
Southern bakers' and faOats— New Black
Chlcagomlicd
rally brands
9 50^1176
White Western, *c
Sonthernshipp'g extras.. 8 OOA 9 Ou
Ryetflour, supcrflne
6 ii& 6 00 Barley- Western
Canada West
Cornmcal— Western. Ac. 3 803 8 40
Corn meal— Br'wlne. Ste. 3 66® 3 70| Peas— Canada. '...'...>
1(
1'
1
1
,
960
640
V.A
67d
75©
96a
96»
{
1
1
V
>
M
67
78
70
78
W
88
market has been as foUowt,:
-BXP0RT8 rROM NEW YORK.
in breadstuffs at this
The movement
-BI0MPT8 AT SIW YOBK.
-1873.
Same
18-3.
,
Fortbo Since time Jan. For the Since
Jan. 1
week.
1, !?7i
Jan. 1.
week
7;.13T
3.i2«
860,341
831,308
21.800
19,500
nonr, bbl«,
me«l, "
.
Wheat, bni,
"
Corn,
Rye,
•
•
.
BarU7,&c..
Oats
11)8,034
79,.'il8
a.Bia 9)8
2 929,231
28,s2t
7,.389.640
1..399,84.'5
39.418
1,107,506
2,437,885
5r)r-.,8l'0
3,2ii2,iai
16).i!91
26.916
6,273
240,062
183,761
20,503
869,872
1.092,il0.'>
For tlie
1
Since
Jan. 1.
week.
11, 4"
472,011
73,891
2,757
136,491
2,1:55,817
4,818,86')
459.6.55
8,000
46,826
37,310
12,820
command
348,512
71.319
2,879,615
0,944.596
242,228
14,674
15.098
prices.
H.VMBURO.— The
(lfl61bii.>
(601bfi.)
262,325
646,987
70,917
48.952
88.076
6,530
11,383
*4,275
21,868
Chicago
llUwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Oleveland
Bt.LoiilB
38,753
19,550
87,620
32,446
Dultttli
31, 1 48
115,6:!5
1
'71.
'70
'69.
623 347
1,194,876
10!.i;r,S
Total Aue.
Bametinr«
time
time
Kye,
Barley.
Oats.
10,890
153,560
12,410
181,056
4,100
8,805
983,027
684,730
1.881.730
2,325 780
7.50,.372
452.636
992,662
40,790
53,042
30,675
18,136
61,860
7,S76
4,819
567.9.52
>.
13'J,6.)(i
7-i,425
is
firm for all kinds of grain at full
—The market for rye
—
Bremen.
is
quiet, but firm.
Other kiuds
of grain support firmer rates.
Odessa. In Bessarabia winter wheat,and,in fact, the crops in
general, have a very satisfactory appearance, and the farmers
anticipate a yield of produce equally as abundant as that of 1806'
As to quantity, it is said there can be no doubt, while the quality
of the produce will depend chiefly
harvesting of the crop.
5,865
upon the weather, during the
48,092
33.758
Alexandria.— Transactions in wheat are restricted to the
requirements of home consumers. The downward movement in
beans has been checked, the supplies offering being smaller and
the demand more active. In maize very little doing owing to
27,6,58
small
35,460
21,2t;9
732,223
1.6:19,680
3911,672
524,805
772,918
1,323,216
747',003
536.220
649,914
8,99,3,823
20,471,881
45
818.852
41,181,504
.4.525,841
dati...
1 to
IS71-7J. ..4,:mrM 31,794,383 48,076,019 21,862,598 6,183.953
1870-71....4 7Si,lt4 .33,231,402 29,070,982 ;6,.378.343 5,174,703
1869-70. .. .6,079,:i84 41,663,550 23,839,683 13,680.745 3,321,679
127,776
'US
ISme
Sane
1,158,504
882.850
131,084
Total
Previous week
Oorresp^iiC week, '72.
"
Corn.
trade
quotations.
bnib.
br.eh.
bneh.
bneh.
(56 lh».) (89 lb« .) (48\bB.) (66 lbs.)
14,415
9,800
420,6)0
574,499
14,780
13,328
46,140
11,6.56
400
4,150
66.464
205,150
607
23,732
27,272
basb,
—
—
:
Wheat
full prices.
KONiosBEiid. Wheat, on the spot, is firm, at full currencies,
nndjrye is fully as dear.
Dantzic. There is a good demand for wheat on the spot, but
chiefly for the better qualities, which have sold at rather higher
The following tables show the Grain in sight and the movement of Breadstuffs to the latest mail dates
HBCBirrS AT LA.KK AND BIVKK PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDIHO
MAT 24, AND FROM AUG. 1 TO MAY 24.
Floor.
bbls.
SI, 1873.
not in active request, but prices have an upward tendency, For
good barley there is an easy sale at extreme rates. Fine oats
-187«.-
.
0.
iMay
THE CHRONICLE.
738
18.325
6,553
1,596.410
arriviils.
—
Petersburg. The wheat trade is very animated, and
considerable business has been done on higher termi".
CorENHAGEN. The market is firm, but withiiut animationSt.
2,542..599
1,44.3,101
—
1,350,129
The
supplies oflering are small, and higher prices are demanded.
• Estimated.
SlIiPMB>rT9 of Flour and Grain from the ports of Chicago,
MilwauUee, Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis and Dulutb,
for the week endirg May 24, 1873, and from .January 1 to
May
GROCERIES.
Friday Evening. May
162,597
131.021
85,029
Corref^p'ns week 1872
85.556
Corresa'^' week 1871.
79,209
CorresD'K week 1870.,
Total Jan. 1 to date 2,261,239
1,456,787
Savnotime 1872
1,426,6.51
Same time 1371
1,43T,558
Same time 1870
Corn,
Wheat,
bnsh.
Flour,
bbls.
Week ciHling—
May 24. 1873
May 17, 1873
bnflh.
OatB,
bnpn.
Harle),
bneh.
22,081
33,595
2S2.B04
a3.711
322,6.32
6,239
149.027
28,163
5,098.948 1,465,021
3,543,623
873.836
310,480
3,496.933
304,922
4,881,8:39 1,526,707
1.0S0.016
1,366,620
1,903,972
1,045,IM6
747,618
1,101,710
17,789,193
13,316,652
1,364.310
2,323,814
351,5!4
820,723
934,826
9.138,287
2,800,460
68,069
8,593,683
54,3,295
531.7.33
Rye,
)rit*h
47,979
17,900
bush.
In store at Buffalo
In store! at Chicago*
In store at Milwaukee
In BtoreatDuluth
In store at Tiiledo, May
Instoreat Detroit
:7
In store at Oswego*
In store at St. Louis
In store at Boston
lo store at Toronto
In store at Jtontreal
tn storeat Philadelphia*.
In store at Baltimore*
Lake Shipments
Elail
'.
Total
Total in store
"
"
canals
May 17,
& in transit
"
"
"
"
'73
.
May 10. '73.
May 3, '73..
"
"
.
week
tihipments for
\monntouNew York
Apr.
16,(i5q
207,180
401,721
17!.6S3
164,72g
9,451,322
10.030,870
9,686.460
6,821,054
19, 73. 7,045,745
26, '72. 5,025,831
M^ay
9,8.56,894
11,,^71,291
11,363,789
it
is
than usual.
TEA.
2.3.3,8:38
3,530
34,751
25,000
174,680
98,263
7,398
]00,OCO
7,369
9,116
3,235
trade has been very dull, and the market has exhibited no important
change since our last report. No further offering.^ have been mode at auction,
and it is probable that the unsatisfactory results of the sale two weeks ago
will liavc the efTect wc;prcdictod, namely preventing holders from attempting
to force off sound gords upon such a market as we have had for months. The
current sales are oonflncd entirely to the regular channels and, although tha
movement is light,'prices show no further decline upnn-either Greens or Japans.
The
4..388
There
The
37,1.54
9.297.477
is less
10,000
3,242,197
3,324,482
3,4.58,674
321,!:«
6a3,263
688,096
8.540 907
730,3.38
3,45.5,d73
623,350
570.494
350,736
21.931
9,900
steadiness in Oolongs, and the market
arrivals for the past
week have been
The
London, May
—Our
—
prices has been well supportsd.
—
Naples. Owing to a demand from France, and to complaints
from some of our growing districts, red Barletta wheat has
realized advanced prices.
Antwerp. The wheat trade is firm, and extreme rates are
demanded both for red and white qualities of produce. In other
grain there is no material change.
Amsterdam. Wheat, for immediate delivery, is quoted at late
—
Schiedam.— Eye
upward tendency.
P.\ris.
—There
are very firm.
is
is in
no
Wheat
385 do. Laguayra, 1,522 Costa Rica, 782 Ceylon, 80 St. Domingo, sold into
consnmption, and 757 do. shipped to Liverpool from first hands.
Imports the past week have included 8,0.3 bags Rio, per "R. W. Messer,"
do do, per "Collega," 3,805 do do, per "Nornen." 3,155 do do, per
\" 7.329 niats Java, per "Thos. Fletcher;" 3,604 bags Laguayra, per
"St. Thomas," 346 do do. per "John Boulton," and 3,622 do sundries.
of Rio May 29. and the Imports since Jan. 1, 1873. are as follows:
stock
The
4.000
" Poseidon
demand, and thejquotations have had an
is
more
demand
New
for flour, but prices
freely offered, but the
demand
st'o^c^'^';
is
good, and the quotations are well supported. The holders, in
fact, of the better deBcriptlons of produce, are very firm in their
mancU, »Qd .bu^en
we
and the market ha«
have increased the stock someregarded as favorable, however, and
the Rio grades,
what. The position of the market is
holders sre not disposed to relinquish their stock except at full figures. The
late Rio telegrams show a very firm tone, and give advices favorable for the
maintenance of values here. The jobbing demand has been fairly active, but
th6 sales from first hands are on a restricted scale. The transactions in the
West India grades are restricted by the small supplies in first hands. Jobbers
hold limited amounts and are selling fair parcels at fnll figures with th«
market well sustained. East India coffees are also pretty well sold out and
are held steadily at former figures. The transactions in all grades include
1,%7 bags Rio ex " Forenlngen," 1,000 do. ex "St. Ursula," 1,322 do. ex " R.
W.Mcsser," 2,000 do. ex "Contest," 1,029 do. ex "Ontario." 400 bags Java,
delivery.
activity in the
fair call for
stiffened considerably .although the arrivals
—
Autumn
all
CUFFBE.
There has been a very
prices, but is cheaper for
irregular with few sales.
Total
Green.
Japan.
Black.
^-S^'-Wj
7,9:!7,2;5
n2S8,(,li
11.163.959
Atlantic ports, ir.3... 11)8.
fi.459,:!99
30,160,64
;2,.'i70,290
ll,:J30,9-9
Atlantic ports, 1872
The indirect receipts at New York, principally overland receipts from San
Francisco, have beer. 48.531 pkgs. since Jannarvl. against 69.468 Ust year.
Imports at San Francisco from Jan. 1 to April 30, were 158,825 lbs. of China,
1,015,030 lbs. of Japan and 200 lbs. of Java tea.
at latest dates, 865,500 bushels rye.
London correspondent furnishes the
following Continental grain reports which will show that the
firmness of the wheat trade is not confined alone to Great Britain:
Rotterdam Wheat has sold readily, and the late advance in
17.
is
and comprise parcels of
sales
* Estimated.
At Chicago and Milwaukee,
small,
from first hands fir the week compiise 1,600 half chesta
Greens, 7,750 do. Japans and 2,800 do. Oolongs.
There have been no imports at this port the past wee'J. The receipts Indirectly have included 985 pkgs by steamer.
The following tat)le shows the Imports of Tea Into the United States
from January 1 to date, in l»73and 1»72:
grades.
50,000
40,000
147,059
595,536
72,000
3.701.315
4,303,667
hands has been rather slow, and
hoped that the season 5vill continue to a later period
Sugars have undergone some changes this week, but
beyond this values are without essential alteration. Tea^ continue
depressed and are slow of sale. Coffee is quiet but unchanged.
country
23,114
25,700
4,689
74,-77
23,340
99,000
51,919
1.348,644
310,469
6.40(),820
26, '73, 6,72,3,690
Aur.
"
buah.
1.30,838
4,982,284
«,353.038
first
the aggregate distribution does not equal the expectations of
dealer?. It is getting to be too late for very much activity in the
trade, but in view of the illiberal s-upply of somb goods in th»
Barley.
bush.
Oats,
Corn,
bush.
296.116
56,642
1.000
7.400
284.252
312,664
420,073 4,649,505
481,310
84,484
111,404
325,361
206,537
95,436
40,857
160,000
45.000
820,263
451,683
33,672
9,438
149.895
758
441,335
66 090
175,000
160,000
60,000
200 962
978.896
1,112.268
101
520
252,044
912,000 1,856.000
trade from
holiday.
13.454
in store at
the principal points of accumulation at lake and seaboard ports,
in transit by rail, and frozen in New York canals. May 24, 1873;
Wheat,
The
48 445
The Visible Sdpplt of Grain, including stocks
In store at New York
In store at Albany
30, 1873.
The trade in groceries has been fair in a jobbing way during
the past week, although business in all branches has been
" Decoration Day " as a
restricted by the general observance of
24
compelled to meet their yiewi,
"Ry^ S«
'
'7o°.W3
Phlla-
Baltl-
New
•''''•''}'^-"'?I.^.""7Sk
or other lorti the itook »t N«w tort, M»y
%<* tpHovt
pwti »1bo« JMWtry ti
Wh wm
«9.
Mobile,
5%
««I-
'"JoT-
»n4 the importt »t
tlie
'oS.'r^-
tevejel
THE CKROmpLE.
Maj» 31, 1878]
r89
sxex
^Vew Tork^
Boiton. Phtladel. Bait. N. Orle'a.
tock. Import. Import. Import. Import. Import.
InbaRi.
Java and Singapore
Ceylon
Maracalbo
f°io
8,000
Lairaarra
fM
Otber...
»,SI6
Total
time, IMJ
Sl.SOl
18:1,SU!
57,sa
301,561
Same
*
Includoi mati,
Ac, rodncod
18,990
33
s,';oi
511
*,SI9
SI4
31,113
15,314
7,1!I3
t Alao
to hae^.
:ii t<8
391,478
14,870 iiiati.
not altogether strong. The arrivals of
sugar, though free, are not so large as to weaken tho market particularly,
althongh they have rendered prices rather lei's stable than they were last week.
Keflped sugars have been in fair request for tho most part and show some
steadiness at the close.
Prices have not sufTcrcd any material change,
although there has been a reduction of >«c on crashed, bringing this grade
down nearer the level of granulated and powdered. Softs are rather quiet,
but remain at nominally unchanged figures, and tho only deviations are in
some of tho lei^s popular brands. The sales of raws since our last have been
4,105 hhds Cuba, 7V®8Ko; 588 do centtifugal, 9«®9Jic; 4,100 boxes do,
9@9XC '•31 hhds Porto Rico. 7>,f@9c 200 hhds, 55 bbls clarified Demorara, 9%
(gilO)^ 1,343 baskets Batavla within tho range 60 boxes Havana.
Imports ut New York and stock In first hands May iX were as follows ;
Cuba. P. Klco.
Other. Brazll.Manlla.&c.Melado
Cuba.
hhda.
•hhds bags.
•liluls
bxt.
tbags.
hhds.
it.iaJ
103
\:i:i
\:i(jo
x.si;
Imports this week'.. S.dl!
2,a67
"
tIMS m.iiS
Sjo.ias
160,130
ld,«l
since .lun.l. Ifi.'!.''7U
S5,SS2
• same time, '73 199.403
145.694
1 1.b83
74j;9
371/135
19,487
the position of Ihc'market
;
;
:
In Urat hands.
1873
••
1871
...
Same time
240,! 93
43,905
3;»,315
4',9^!i
665S9
7;. 133
Ti,837
7U.V.0
7,898
3.7«5
C,d88
The trade docs not pick np very rapidly, and with a pretty fair, though not
excessive supply, prices are rather favoring buyers. Holders failing to see any
prospects of better prices are desirous of realizing on their goods, and the
arrivals of boiling Cnha are olTered a fraction under last week's prices, though
the same range is still qnoted. The supply of Cuba, of all grades, is 2,498 hhds.
There is a vcty light stock of Porto Rico and English Islands in the market, the
latter amounting to 131 hhds., and the former to 123 do. Sales of trade qualities are not very liberal, and low and mcdinm grades are easier.
Prime and
choice qualilie"* are still in good request and full prices are obtainable. The
stock of domestic has run down to 1,500 bbls., and prices are fully sustained
as last qnoted, with a moderate call for lots. The sales are 364 hhds., 11 tcs.,
7 bbls. Porto Rico, S2>ic 2O0 do. in lots, 45@50c
132 do. Barbadoea, 40c 240
;
Cuba Muscovado,
ThureculiJts at
;
New
•hhdB.
oiports this week
"
since Jan.l
tock
In first
3,(iS3
hands
3.1W
•hhds
bbls.
771
7.7S9
!4
1,451
S.264
8,.'>99
930
4,6:iS
113
24,139
39,499
133
1,963
1,7I»
"
'•
•hhds,
•hhds.
44.736
46,853
Bamotlmcl873
•'
;
and 40D bbls. New Orleans within the range.
York, and stock in first bands May 29, were as follows
P. RICO, Demerara,
Cuba,
Other
K.O.
30c,
181
210
1,909
same time -73 4.973
500
890
same time '71 4.350
3,600
ic ITIolasaes at leading; port* since Jan. I.
The imports ol su^'ar (includin,"; Melado). and of Molasses at the leading ports
from .January I, 1873, to date, have been as follows
•*
•*
mports
ol
Snsar
—
.
18-3.
199,105
New
New
Total
-Sugar.•Hhds.-
ItOXOB.-
1873.
Tork .... 163.970
Boston
3,393
11.
'83
Philadelphia...
Haltlmorc
30,7«1
Orleans... 31,714
233.1111
301.t)43
9,;-.3
36.357
3:.3S3
l:!.643
27,r,03
M.«6
31.18!
37.811
55.S14
3,030
53.410
3.834
233,133
33;.0")i
1872.
Ineln'llnfftfiireia
1,373.334
— Moiasses.--,
•Hhds..
,
1873.
445,251
601.948
6,557
31.160
1873.
501.531
S09,157
49.436
9,-.W
8.400
309,836
315,315
ami bnrrels rodncod to
t Inclades jaskets. &c., reduced.
»
,
tBags
.
1873.
1873.
57.240
35.317
33,866
11.392
4,103
....
1873.
61,165
37 0i6
13.860
5,:38
139,917
1,074,949
159,538
hhds
WHOLESAI^E PRICES OORBENT.
Tea.
Uyson, Common to fair
do Superior to lino
do Kx.flne;io flnest....
Toung Hyson. Com. to fair.
Super. toflne.
do
Ex. fine to finest
do
Bonpowder Com
to fair...,
Sup. to fine..
do
do Ex. fine to finest.
Imperial, C'^in to r*lr
do
do
Sun.tofine
Extra fine to finest
SO
50
70
26
43
75
4^
Hyson 8k. * Tw. C. lo fair,
do
do
Sup. to fine.
do
do
Kx.l.lc Qn'st
Uncol. Japan, Com. to lair..
do
snp'r toflne...
Ex.f. to finest.
do
45
65
80
35
60
00
55
SO
a
a
Ol
&
HO
33
55
75
&
®
do
do
Bono.
*
lair
fine....
fine to finest
Kx
Cong., Com. to
90
a
e
»
@
al
&
®
a
SO
5U
65
01
35
«9
50
23
41
60
Superior to
do
do
'.0
29
40
Common to
Oolong,
®
mi'
@ 50
65
fair,
Sup'rto fine.
Ex. r. to finest.
40
60
00
ti
43
00
83
55
90
rofree.
Rio Prime
do good
do lair
do ordinary
Java, mats and bags
Javamats, br 'IV
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
Cuba, Inl. to com. refining
do fair to good refining
do prime
do fair to good grocery
—
191<at9V
:9
r9l9<.^
i
i81<ai8i
St
'.;\m'fii
30)O3r^
e22
31
a
a
7
7^9
18K®I9S
19 ®19X
16 eiun
18 @19
j
do pr. to choice grocflry... 8J(ia
do centrllugal,hhd8.&bl8. 8\fe 9X
4 <a 6
lo Melado
'
9M^
6Xa 7V
NoB.7to9... 7 a 7X
do 10 to 13.. 8 ^ 8X
do 18 to 15.. 85fa 914
do letolS.. 9^110
do 19to20.. 10>^®10M
I
,
&....
I
nolanHoii.
VewOrleant now
V
gall. 55
..35
Porto Bleo
Caba Muscovado
30
a80
aSO
a83
|<;nbaClayed
29
asi
29
a33
050
H
Cuba centrifugal
1
English Islands
Spteea
Ussslu, Incases... gold V lb.
do
Cassia. In mats
3MiEer, Hace and A« (gold)
do
Mace
Nutmegs, csiks
ilo
oose Pentne
1
n a
....a
29
37
Pepper, In bond
no Sums
r;i
&
(gold)
SInRnporn
10x« Uii Pimento, Jamaica
17 @t 20
do
In bond
a
H a
09
97^
.:,.
t
..
Cloves
do
In boBd....
UIOT«0tonin
ond 3^*
iCaroUni
3
I
••
tsultana,
10
TalencU,
V
frail,
V box.
|)
4309 4291 Alrlcu Peanuts
I
loS 2
i
liHi
7'
tt
B
do Loose Muscatels. ...2 40
Oarranta, new
V », ...
</1tran, Leirhorn (new)
88
prunes, |French
13
Prunes, Tarklsh, old
new
do
7U
3 9U
8
do
do
do
'lo
Walnuts' Bordeaux
Macaroni, lullao
U))
DOHXSTIO DBISD
I
>H
r
Sicily, son shell..
Blielled. "ilclly...
paper shell ....
I
Jo
do
do
do
do
'
7H
18
Mestera
8
Bontbeiii, «nart«rs
sliced
•lic^'i.
fancy
».
onpared.qrsAhlT*
Blackberries
Cherries pitted
!8xi
W
PecanNnts
« ht.box.
« qr box.
BrsillNttU, n«w....
Sardlnea..
i
:
:
.
.._-._
I
ardlnss
IH*
V bnsk.
Chestnuts
do
.. .
Peanuts, Va,v'd to r.ry nl I I IB •! It
130 •I 90
di
(10 new...
19
do WiI.jr'dtobc(t do
Hickory Nins
81
4
•
5 m
a
10 •
%H*
8 A
18 2
•
...»
•
«
sliced
Peaches, pared
do
•
a
a
IIHS
mm.
BK«
V ».
Apples, fiUte
....
W
IvIca
Fllbcrts.Slclly
Itareelona
do
17
inin>,'Bmyn.a. .
...»». »Xi
Canton Dinger, fiaae
7
Almonds, Lani,'uedoc
31
do
Tarrngona
ISKi
.
;
KM
8Ui
Dates
19
13
THE DRY aOOOS TRADE.
Fbisat, P, M.. Msy M. 1918.
weather has created a <»\\ for the
ll(;ht«r
descriptions of dry goods, and there is rather more doing in a
jobbing way. The trade in first hands (xtntinaes to lack animation, and the market is daily becoming more and more unsettled.
The hot
Tho present irregularities in prices would suggrfst that the ralaea
current earlier in the season were upon a thorouffhiy fictitious
basis, or else the current decline is likely to bring about a rang*
of values tmwarrantcdly low. Jobbers were chiefly instrumental
by cutting prices for the purpose of
helping tradp. Agents were slow to follow on goods that were of
a staple character and well B:>ld up, but their rates hare since been
in starting the reduction,
revived as rapidly as stocks began to accumulate.
indication
now
that prices will soon get
from appearances, a point
is
down
Tliere
is
every
to " linri pan,"
likely to be reaohed
and
which will induee
buyers to lay in their stocks of staple cottons early in the season
for the Fall trade.
The outlook on woolens is still rather nnfarorable, and the market is wholly destitute of buoyancy.
The
finances of the trade do not appear to be in a condition to cause
somewhat slow.
Domestic Cotton Goods. The tendency of the market during
the past week has been toward a reduction of values, and a decided
great uneasiness, though collections are
—
break has occurred in the prices of bleached fabrics. Medium
fine shirtings have nearly all been reduced, and the best
grades are expected to follow, as they are now selling from job-
and
bing stands at lower rates than the agents are quoting. This
break in prices has been looked for for some time past, and there-
no surprise or excitement. It may possibly increase
no material improvement is looked for,
as from this time forward purchases are likely to be restricted to
about actual requirements. Brown cottons have sold in a very
moderate way thus far, and remained at about previous figures,
though there is some irregularity in the jobbing quotations.
There has has been a break iu prices on some lines of colored
fabrics, this week, and wo quote a few brands of both stripes and
ticks at a reduction. New styles of stripes remain at about old
figures, and the reduction is mainly on the less desirable patterns.
Prints are dull, sales being restricted to the job offerings, which
are selling at very favorable rates. Few quotable changes have
occurred in these goods.
Lawns and percales are meeting ready
distribution, and all of the yjrincipal brands are well sold np.
Domestic Woolen Goods. The demand for fancy cassimeres
and coatings in light weights suited to the current tailoring wants
is small, and the sale of spring goods is pretty well over. Jobbers
still find market for a few goods, but the aggregate sales are insuSicient to establish values and quotations are very irregular.
There has been a considerable business done in heavy weight
low and medium priced cassimeres for clothiers' usee, and at the
fore occasions
sales to a slight extent, but
—
present range of prices these buyers
19
a
IIX®
do
7xa
WW
offerings of all foreign fabrics
sales are
somewhat
difiicult
through the auction houses, but
to
effect,
as the retail distribution
throughout the country generally is rather slow, and dealers are
very cautions about their parcliases.
We annex a few particulars of ieadia? articles of domeitip
....a
(gold)
do
do
io
Layer, new.
—
White Sugars, A
do
do B
do
do extra C
Yellow sugars
Crushed
Powdered
Granulated
I
U
show a readiness to operate
with some freedom. Faced goods are not especiary active, but
9¥(310v
the market remains nominally steady in the absence of business.
7 as
8va 9y
<Xa 8W Other woolen fabrics are dull, and without essential change.
7 a 7V
FOKEIGN Goods. The demand for all classes of imported
lOXalOy
10 a
S
fabrics is very light, though tho warm weather is creating a more
9^;^ 9v
8 a eu
active inquiry for thin dress fabrics, and lawns and linen suitings
11
a
u dUK are moving with considerable activity. Grenadines have also
lOj^aio^
been inquired for more freely, and other thin effects meet ready
sale to the interior and local retail trade. There have been liberal
.gold
Havana, Box, white
Porto l{lco,refinlnggrades...
do
grocery grades....
BW Brazil, bags
9
IManlla.bags
*H
1
8.
lSM'iH9!<
Saear.
i
BaV'a,Box,D.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Domingo
.'amxlca
IMocha...,,.
8
moiasses
gold.
gold.
goid.
gold.
gold.
I
SJ<
lo
Native Ceylon
Maracalbo
Laguayra
i
nw •
do
do
is
;
Stock
d, cold
Ralsins.8eeaiess,
8,J«I
The market for raw nugars has been eomowbat nnsottled during the week,
and tbo bnslnesa has not been very liberal, A moderate trade has been
reported in Muscovado BURars, with sales fully equal to the receipts. Ccnirlfngal sHRars arc held firmly, and arc sell Inp; with fair activity. The ranso of
quotations Is tho same as was last quoted, but with very little activity at the
;
SsngooD dref
FrnlCa and Nnts.
HVOAH.
close
BIM.
443
6.851
18,380
6J.77«
28.in;
li9,!W
5.0SS
st.Domlngo
5^
ij"
maQoiaotttre oar prloei quoted being thoae of l«ad4nt{ )obl)«rii
.
THE CHRONICLE.
740
Brourn SlieetlnKs
and
Aeawam
A
Alhlon
9
36
Ailrlatic
1)
AUantic A
do D...
do H..
Aapleton A.
do
N.
Aagirta
Bedford R.
FF
Boott
13X
1-3M
WamBiitta..
ua
Brown
24X
ID-lOX
Mill" ..
Columh'n h'vy
19-19>i
Haymaker Bro
24
15
Otis
23
86
33
36
80
37
36
89
lUiWitnoe A
36
do
D 3«
do
J.. 40
do
LL. 36
do
5iX 85
lox
Lacouia
Lansley B...
14
Amoskeaf!;
12«
lOX
Bedford
Cocheco
IIX
Garner A Co.... 9X-'i5i
Gloucester
do mourning
Hamilton
33
Dartletts... 31
do .... 33
do .... 36
Bay Mills .. 36
Bates. BB... 86
do
45
.
XX..
.56
do
I2X
Pacific
Richmond's
Simpson Sp'g styles
do black & white.
Sprague'sfan
AA
86
do R.... 58
HllertonWS4-4
13
19
Hf
Shirting
36
ar'tPallaASJ
do
M 33
do
Q36
do
S 31
Lonsdale... 38
do Cambric
S6
Mills 36
Peoperell ..6-4
do .... 7-4
do .... 8-4
d" .... 9-4
do ....t(M
do ...,il-4
5-4
Pequot
11
11
Bates
Caledonia
Clyde
45
!«.«
Glasgow
28
80
20
Gloucester
Hartford
Lancaster
Samosset^
liH
Green
11
18
12
Hadley
Holyoke
12X
Sterling
14
10
13)^
12
American
Amoskea;:
Shore
Namaske
Peabody
River Bank
Renfrew
15
17
:8X
Selkirk
Union
16X
17
15
10
14
ll>i
12>^
Ludlow AA....
C
do
do
17
D..
16X Cordis AAA.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
HM
HH
do
do
do
do
do
do
9H
Eagle.
19
17-18
13V
32
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
12
15
do
do
do
do
do
, 21
25
27)i
30
35
Park,
do
do
do
do
40
45
2=V
linPORTATIONS OF
bush
W'db'ry,
Fl'twing
Light
9..
10..
BO..
80..
SO..
No. 60.
70..
80..
90..
100..
Cream
40-46
Bear duck (Roz.)
do heavy f9oz.).
22>f
26
24
34
40in.
Carpets
Body Bras 5 f ra.
do
4 do
do
3 do
Bigelow Bms Bfr.
do
4-fr.
20
22^
24
have
:
BHTIBED rOB CONSCMPTIOU FOB THB TTSEK BNniNO MAT
1871
Pkge.
Mannf actores of wool
771
do
cotton.. 1,074
Bilk
do
676
flax
do
718
Miscellaneous dry goods. 731
Total
3.970
,
.
-1872
1872
Value.
Pkss.
Pkes.
$29T,341
800,346
665,207
356 744
178 711
472
$168,413
(168.413
1,258
489
S'l
814
$1493,349
29, 1873
.
187.3
.
.
Pke«
Value
8fi9.025
257
695
$110,781
16« 864
402,246
204,994
167,084
281
1.;29
2,805
186. '^2(1
Value.
3,834 $1,311,762
4,867
WITHDRAWN PROM WABSHOOSS AND THROWN INTO THB MARKET
136.669
100,867
$691,415
DtTBINS THE
SAME PEIUOD
rfanufacturesof wool....
S20
87
208
65.871
95,098
49.115
292
262
97
S62
Miscellaneous dry goods. 2.269
2ii,548
3,672
$.351,880
1.49?,349
4.475
3,834
do
do
do
cotton..
silk
nax
Total.
Add ent'd for consampt'n
.318
8,093
3,970
$120,2(8
$12.9,268
277
226
70
200
84.757
97.015
65,562
89,990
2,834
$412,612
slo7
1.811,762
4,867
"
rotalthrownnponm'k't. 7,018 $1,85.5,229
8.359 11,724.374
7.974
BMTERED FOR WAREnOUSlNO DURINO SAME PBRtOP.
610
Manufactnres of wool
$217,616
$292,155
239
cotton.. ,397
do
124,400
643
21S.737
178
do
Bilk
97
114.324
2.17
252 6.54
111
do
flax
891
91,689
1.149
240 427
260
Mtjrt laneous dry goods. HC
19,707
4.627
107,373
4.512
T'tJtl
Add eu'.M
..
1,551
forconaiirapfn 3 970
$517,733
1
498.349
Tottr eulereJ at the port. 6.521 $2,036,03)
43
Refined, standard white
Naptta.refln.. 68-78 grav.
10
HamB, pickled
7.362111,111,316
3.884
1,311.762
5.300
4,S67
$116 163
07,815
75,224
B0.832
17,017
$326,691
691,415
$113,938
69,.'i62
78,773
59 837
44,279
3316,389
691,415
10,167 |l,057,8ai
—
Cadiz
Hv'p'l. various sorts
620(0
50
d
la
<a
*bush.
..
2 00
Flax't'ed, Atnpr'ii,r"!!-h.
Linseed, (•al.,*56Ib gld
2
8
8
(S
(S
5
40u
Plates, for'n.* 100 a. gold 7 f25<s7 F7H
)1
* lb 9
Plates domestic
SPICES— See groceries report.
03
SPIRITS—
®
S
...3525
89K@
l
'-• f"'' -^
Brandv,l'lgnb'd«..*gal.gld1 flS-alS CO
fO
Rum—'.Tam. ,4th prool. ••" S Tt'tt 50
S isa
St. Croix, 3d proof...
• 2 751(8 33
Gin. different brands
Dom^fttic ;f(7t/rtrs— Cash.
Alcohol (88perot.)C. iW.l SiX'SI 85
94^ 94K
Whiskey
2 80
ft
1
10
1
grk
.=
50'
.
2«
17
....
STEEl.—
6 75
F.ngll8h,cast,5d&lstqu *ib iisxa
9>^'a
English. sprlng,2d *iplqu
English blister, 2d& 1st qu 14 &
23
American blister
American cast. Tool
American cast uprlng
American machinery
American Germat. spring.
11)4
21
75
@
English
Plates.I. C.chsr. * b"
Plates, char. Terne "
a
9
(?
.,
.i;u
soy
1100
fell 50
eiO
9 75
Kentucky lu^s.he'tvy
7(^(i«
"
9
Conn., wrappers. 45
"
fillers
10
22
Pennsylvania wrappers
leal',
HIDES—
Chili
"
•*
Katamoras
*'
Babla
"
leaf.
cur.
Calcut. city sit. *» gold
Calcutta, dead green "
"
Calcutta, buffalo.* lb
HOPS-CropOl 1872..* ».. .
CrQP0fl871
Crop Of 1870
«
17 @
I3H«
13 a
is a
10
IKON— rig. Am., No.l.* ton
Pig, American. Iio. 2
Pig, American Forge
Fig.SoolcD
Bar refined £bk. ft Amn.
a
®
fn
15
55
(gi 15
(3 60
WOOl^
<5
ess
4't
(g.54
15
17
16
Extra, Pulled
No I, Pulled
Cc'.ifom'a Spring Clip-
58
88
@63
@66
23
(588
26
26
081
21
l^2S
Fine, unwashed
Medium
Common, unwashed
South Am. Merino unwashed 28 (SSO
Cane Good Hope, unwashed. .12
27 082
Texa«, fine
27 0.19
•cexaa.med'um
<P @24
Smvrn*. -inwathed
*» 10V4H
ZINC— Sheet
.-SAIL.
FREIGHTS— -- STBAM.
rf.
1. d.
«.
d.
8
To LiTBRPooT. s
5-16®
* » 5-16« %
Cotton
H
S 0«
&....
Flonr ....* bbl 4
32
25
040
200
I
ton
goods.
*
H.
I4H
12
@
American. 8«TonyFleece *iii,
Amciloon.Full BlooJMerino
American. Combing
IS
*'
Texas
a
19
I7H
Buenos Ayres..*ilb gold.
"
Para
25
77^^(31 10
Havann. com. to tine
Manufac'd, inbond.dark wrk.16 (8 25
"
" bright work. 20 @ 45
21
28
13
Wet Salted-
East India Stock—
K
X
25K
••
9
.10},'*
3'.
_-
••
"
'*
Maracalbo
"
Bahla
Dry Salt.— Uaracalbo.gold
....
TOBACCOSeed
California
12
37K
•
Straits
Jute
25
25
24
17
n
"So
]1>^8
»,gold
TIN— Banca...*
00
8«(?
25
25
icw
nn
(a
SDGAB—See special report.
TALLOW— American* n.. Exa
TEAS— See special report.
00
00
gold. 210 OOiaaif 00
lb
I0!<ia
10 H
Pernarabuco
7
8 10
SPELTER-
SK
S'u
Shipping w ^5 » keg
@ 4
Min. & Blasting
®3
HAT—North K.ship'g,* 100 ft 95® 1
KEMP— Am. dressed.* ton.: 7J ;K)(S22->
American undressed
120 0O(gl25
*'
V
0^@
75«
87MS, 6 12
IS
a
GUNPOWDDR—
Corrlentes
Ua
»
2 40
2 75
50 i 9 OO
7
I
3
..(» 4 51
2
25
7
&2
Canton, re-rveled No.
FRUITS—See groceries.
Bio Grande
Orinoco
7K
SX
«
•TBatlee. re--eeled
Tavsoam.Nos.
je
(^
2>i(a
*•
131,
8«S
» »
Tt»mp. forflgn
1
40
40
8 SO
^
*'
8ILK-T8atIee,No.Scbop*»B
80^
12
35
—
*tl)
..
Timothy
la 1 05
03
00
.
.15
150
gold
Nitrate soda.....
SEKO— Clover
5^
7 eo
(S
©18
13 30
8Xa
SALTPETRE-
«>»
Jl
Montevideo
11
00
isl4 30
1I'.<
Turks Islands ..* bush.
* cwt6 62K®
,
}1,24« |2,4W,10S
9H
20
groceries report.
i^
prv—Buenos Ayr..* A gld
*•
•|B
el"
SALT—
20
33
20
California
$1,018,006
»
»
_
lOX®
Lard
25
Sisal
<a
14
...
B
'#
35>^®
...
75
70
«l
raess ^ibbl {new)..;6 75
11 00
fork. extra priim;
Pork, prime mess cliy.. 19 00
4 OO
Beef, pl-itn mess
Beef, extra "leiis new. 11 00
25 on
Beef hame, new
(d
45
20
•il
I»
<*
Pork
Mackerel, No, 1, shore
22 00®25 00
Mackerel, No. I.Halllax.. 18 50(aa2 00
Mackerel. No. 1. Bay. ... 17 01(320 Oil
Mackerel, No.2,Ma5s shore 16 0n4l6 60
15 0C®16 00
Mackerel, No. 2, Bay
FLAX- NorthRlver....*! B 158 18
Manila, current..*
In bbls
RICE— See
^
(9
®
46
(S.
PKdVIRIOIIB-
3
@
<9
9H5a
Crude
3!
S>^
llj^a
Bussla, clean
1
bulk, per gallon
,
OTJNNIE8.— See report under Cotton.
of dry goods at this port for the week ending
1878, and the corresponding weeks of 1873 and 1871
been as follows
.
00
Vitriol. blue
oy,
1
45
48
73
68
fO
72
75
ord'.v gravity. In
45
«%
lf>
DRY GOODS AT THE PORT OF
Crude,
22
®
peroz. 2 75 @
Quinine
Ih
61
Rhubarb, China
Sal soda, Newcastle, j;Id 1 80 ^
BhellLac, 2dand Istl'.ng 45 @
gold.
Sodaash
2H®
Sugar lead, white
16 ®
The Importations
May
I
Prnssiate potash, yel'w.
gold
Quicksilver
JiEW YORK.
..
PETIiOLEITM—
Crude
Opiam.Turk.inbond.gld
2 10
2 00
S..
. .
Refined, pure
1
good AJQne gold
FISH— Dry cod
43
tw
OU
Si^
5
(Ive,
65
i^H
8-1)^(3
"
ifc...
I
yollow
'•
f-fi^
5>^@
—V
lOX
8
Whale, bleached winter..
Whale, crude Northern..
Sperm, crude
Sperm, bleached
Lard oil, prime winter.
62^
67
6
....
47Jf?
S 30
4 '2K«5 00
5 25 ©5 75
...4C»
60
5li<(a
Gambler
Oi; vitriol (66 degs).
80
80
1
prime
4;
81
^
75
00
CAKE-
"
32s<
4.1
B^a
*'
Madder, Fr.E.X.F.F"
Nutg'Is.blne Aleppo
2 00
1
tartar,
extrapale
Cottonseed :rndeS
:
&
&
3
35.
aH
!3
?,i(9
16
gold
"
Cubebs, East India. "
"
Cntch
Lao
Hartford Carpet Co
Extra 3 ply
1 52Si^
Imperial 3-ply.. 1 45
Superfine
1 20
Med. super
1 05
24
25
16
18
crude
N0.2
pale
"
.
Ll.^orice paste, tJalabria.
Licorice paste. Sicily ...
Madder. Dutch.. ...gold
&
20
23
23
^
report.
Cltythln.ohl.lnbbls.Wtn.ed ... o ....
50.
West, thin obl'g. (dom.) 8S OO
OILS— Olive, in caka *i gall 1 20 @1 ^8
Linseed, crushers prices
1 OO
&
* gall. >n. in casks
;-v
.m
(over
Qtnseng, Western
Ginseng, Southern
Jalap
Velvet, J. Crossley
Son's
best
2 65
do do A No 1
2 65
Tap Brussels.
CrossleyA Son'sl 80-1 40
Eng. Brussels. 2 20-2 30
16
18
new
—
duck-
do
May
"
••
Olt.
24
a
31
iH;i
28
25
to
(53 50
OAKUVI
•.'5
»
ii
"
Caustic soda
Cochineal, Hondur.. *•
Cochineal, Mexican. "
3to5J 30-38
^itol|
I-
Drnid
Checks.
nx
3
Sail duck, 22in
JU.
20
20
30
20
Caledonia,
11
15
C
:s
7
rough...
45
42
P6
Tar, Washington
3 10 S8
s 75
Tar. Wilmington
34
Pitch. city
8 50 ®
Spirits turpentine. 4P gali
(^
Bosln, strained, V bbl... 8 IS e.S
'•
8 «2S<a4
No.l
29
2«
29
Vrgols, refined
Vrsenlc, powdered. "
3
Bl carb.BOda.N'castlp"
PJ^.'J
Bl chro. potash.S'tch "
19Ka
Bleaching powder... "
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Brimstone. cm. 4Pton.." 83 50 :a
Brimstone, Am. roll *>»
22i®
Lamphor, oriide... .gold
t^
"
87 (3
niilorale potash
Cotton Duck
14«
medal. 36
.
I2K
A
do
14
Hamilton reg.. 32
Lewiston A.. 36
do T.B.. 30
17
Stark
U)i Mont.RavenB2gin
3J
=r
i3X
29
23
20
18
16
23
24
20
18
16
Arifols,
f
00
50
00
DO
50
50
40 00
37 00
51 50
B..
9
&
a
@
27
27
2a
Orinoco. &c
MOLASSES— Sec special
NAVAL STORES—
2 50
12 oz;
?) lb
(H
Braziers' (over 16oz.)
(^
American InKot
dO}i^
COTTON— See special report.
32
32
33
33
37
S3
A
do
t'bs.g'd to fine
DRDGR & DTES-Alnm..
Lewiston
Ontario
(fc
StieathmK.
Bags
32
@
UOPPKR— Bolts
42X
Great Falls A.
9
12
@
@
65-67Ji
35
70
9
"Ha
tons lump
4 SO @ 4
tons steamboat... 4 40 O 4
tons grate
4 CO ,s, 4
tons egg
4 rt.Ka 4
25.0(Ki tons stove
6 15 ffl 5
13,(100 tons chestnu*.
4 40
4
Liverpool ^as cannel ...16 tO <«;18
Liverpool house cannel
&i'i
COFFEE.— See special report
Dan-
PowhattanA.
Amosk'g ACA.
do
A.
do
B..
14X
&
11
7,fW0
7,S00
16.000
:2,0U0
70
42)^
iels
Tickings.
12
13)^
6 cord.
12
100 lbs. 2 25
COAl.-
47X
do
....»
inv«
doStaie dairy
70
70
cord
14
14
California
"
@
®
@
@
a
3
32
89
82
28
27
?6
33
Hemlock. n.A
"
25
siO 50
.-cash,*!---
Oak, slaughter
'*
crop
" rough slaughter
6 aia 7 oo
7 00(3 7 25
Ot® 5 25
11
Auctlon sale of Scrantou,
Clark's, Geo. A.
Wiiliraautic, 3
Utl
5
Am-
@9
Pipe and sheet
27 "na84 00
4 75i» 5 0'
do Welsh do
do ..
Western da ry, packed....
store, p eked....
do
Cheese (new)- State fcf'y
70
70
& Co
11
Bar
LEATHER-
ANB CHEKSK—
State.p'].'
8
Brooks, per doz.
200 vds ....
J. & P. Coat's
Clark, John, Jr.
Iiams.
Amoskeag
35
40
H
75
Butter (new)
Spool Cotton.
11
11
11
Domestic eing-
2!)^
30
Pratt of the
Loom
—
Smithfield
wh„EDgf(
BtTTTER
8
7,V
S
Red Cross
25
Blackstone
Boott B.... 36
do C... 83
Pequot
W
1.1
Paris
H
.
11
11
II
MerrimacDdk. .. lOX Victory
do
pk and pur. 13
and Shirtings
.... 36
Arcadia.
Garner
Harmony-.
50
00683 00
S J 00(331 LH)
19 00(879 "0
30 00@32 on
Lead.wh., Amer., dry.
Zinc, wh.. dry. No. t.
Zinc, wb..No. l,In oil.
Glazed Cambrics.
10
11
16X
16
—
i
(a 1
'SK^W
58
.
ral( tii Lead, white.
erican, pure. In oil
iM
Kpau'sh.ord'yVlOO Bgold.f 75 p6 R7K
Geriran. '•
" 6 75 @6 87H
" 6 75 @7 00
Engllsn
81
mer.bx b'ds
bile pine
Clear pine
12X
Manchester
Bl'ehed Sheetings Lake
36
.,
Hartel
Suffolk
&
Spruce boards & planks
U-mlock bo'rdB & plank
Nails— •.0d.«S60i1. com* kg
Clinch. 2to S ln.& over
2(1 and 'd One
Cut fcplkes, oil sizes ..
13
15J^
14>i
Naumkeagsat.
Pequot
).'!«
nx
do
48
do
rs
do fln« Non 40X'
Arliwri'tWT.36
Laconia
10
10
B
v\
;™o('(Sli;o 00
;20»ii<a'65 00
Hoop
LEAU—
18 <xi
88 IKI(*40 l»i
(& i '^
DOr^i
1.^
Lun'ber— -loutliern pine..
WtiHe pme box hoarrts.
Scroll
eomn 50
Sheet. Rub., as toassor.gd 16 (a 17
Sheet. sing., d. & t., corn..
(IJ4@
7W
Rslls.Eng.d' ton. ..(gold) 70 10(4 ....
Ralls Am., at works In Pa. 80 OOa 82 50
BOalC PC
4
'
Rockland, lump
10X
13X
Ilullowell Imp
Ind. Orch.Imp
Prints.
13
11!^
,-)»
do
42
do
46
Aodroscog-
Cnnoe River..
report.
M
Phlladelplilalronts.
Cement— '{"RendBip icbhl
Lime— Kockl'd.coin.iH bbl
18
15
Androscog'n sat
BREADSTUFFS—Seefpeclal
BUII.PING MATERlALS•'
21
Amoskeag.
14)i
.
8TOKR PBICFS
....'SSOO
liurd ..»
3L, 1873,
Bar, Swedes
ASHKS-?ot,t8tsorl HOfl »
Bripks— joui.
Crotons
Corset Jeans.
A
13
12
....11-4
....12-4
Amo8keag.A36
.
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do BB
14X
1-X
14X
...
Pdtjperell.
9tarl£
nx
do
Y.
Kaslmaflne K id
do
O,... 8S
do U.... 36
do
W... 43
PepperoU
7-4
do .... 8-4
do .... 9-4
do ....10-4
Ul'ca
Appleton
American
do BB.
do
C.
do
W.
LaconiaB.
do 2..
io O...
N.T.
Cl.-.rk's
22
16!^
doCC
Auriutic
11
A
do
22
Drills.
Ifiys
12
12
19
do
..48
InA'n Orchard
B&rnnley.
12«
47«
5SK
Boston
Beaver Cr, AA
Chester D'k B
26
45
36
38
nx
ia>i
10
SO
33
36
Indian Head. 7-8
Anbnrn
19
19
13^
...
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B...
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18>4
4n)i'
OHH
OXX
do
do
13X
ll«
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do
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do
do
PIUCKS CURRENT.
Denims.
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