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HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTTNG THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES
VOL.
NEW
15.
YORK. OCTOBER
FinanoiaL
'^I>uerti0cment0.
AdvertlsemeDts will be puhlislicd at 30 cents per
Itae for each Insertion, space beiiiK mcaeured in a^ate
type, 14 Hues to the Inch when definite orders are given
for three, six, or twelve mouths, a very liberal discount
will be made.
AdvertlseineniB will have a favorable place when
first inserted, but no promise of continuous publication
lu the best place can be given, as all advertisers must
have equal opportunities.
B.
DANA
iSi
&
William
81
St.,
N. Y.
New Vorli Bankers and Brokers.
Bankers in Foreign Exchange
Boston Haukers and Brokers
Philadelphia Bankers and Brokers
lioutheni Bankers and Brokers
Western Bankers and Brokers
.
New
Leans, Investments,
Fm^ncial Notices
Kailroads,lrou,Ac
Insurance
.
Page.
5W, 539, an, 57,!
53i. 533, 533, 54U, Wi'i
;
.sa^
539,510
539
;
Cotton
et^amshlps
kiacelloAQeui Cujanoroiai CariU
573, S7t, STii
R75
576
574
572, 573, 574
F.
taf"
For terms of Subscription
4th Nat. Bk,Cliiclnuatl.
Negotiate
O
OT
PAN
J.
If
coLinnBrs, Georgia,
THOB.
p. MILLER,
WILLIAMS,
JAS. C.
Canadian
REYNOLDS,
Bank of Commerce,
Co.,
No. 26 Excbange Place,
BANKERS,
Financial.
No. 28
St.
Buy and
Sell Sterling Exchange and Gold, grant
Commercial Credits, make Cable Transfers, auh transact a general banking business. Draw on the Bank of
Francis Street,
Scotland.
raOBII^E, AliA.
Wm.
J.
Baker,
Gilbert Elliot,
Pres.
I
Eusravers oftUe U.S. Postage Stamps,
Bunds, Iicgal Tenders, and
National Banic Notes.
BSOFATTNO AKD PBISTtXO OF BaNK-NOTBS, CERTIFiCATEa, Drafts, Stats and Railroad Bonus,
Bills of Exchange, Fostaoc Stajcps, and
COMHEBCIAL Papers,
In the highest style of the art, with all modern Improvements of value, with special safeguards devised
Dy the company and patented, to prevent frauds by
photographic and other modes of counterfeiting and
Collections made In all parts of Virginia and
Carolina, and remitted for promptly.
Nkw York oobrespokdmnt.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMKRCE.
K
O.
OABNBT.
O. U.
Barney,
A variety of Bank-Note and Bond Paper, of
superior
PUSTKB
Co.
Interest paid
BARNEY. {
Co.,
New
Charles G, Johnsen,
€OBiniISSION intERCHANT,
COTTON EXUUANOE BULLDING,
[.ockBox3S4.
New Orleans
Will
pnrchiM
EXCHANfiK, COTTON, KTC.
Partlcolar atteattas given to Beoeiviug aid F0|.
iranUiig KaUa.
RAILROAD
dc
&
G.
G. C. Ward.
52 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
38 STATE STREET. BOSTON-
W.
B. Shattuck
niDNICIPAI. BONDS.
Charles Otis,
and 74 Broadwar.
CITY RAILROAD, GAS
Co.,
BILLS
VNION BANK OP I.ONDON
AND
MEOOTLATE FIRST-CLASS RAILROAD AIJB
MCNICIPAL BONDS.
Sc
INTESTmENT SECURITIES.
See quotatloua " Local Securities " In this papar.
&
Dickinson
Co.,
BANKERS,
25 Broad
St.,
Cor. Ezetaanse Place,
V£W
Qorernment
Securities,
bought and sold
strictly
YORK.
Gold, Stocks and
luterest allowed
which may be checked for at
J. B.
DicKUisoiT,
Honda
op Commission.
AccouDtg received and
Street
&
BANKERS,
!
LOANS AND PAPER NEGOTIATKD-DJTERKST
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
New
mar be
BARING BROTHERS & COMPANY,
Stocks and Securities Bought and Sold
at the New York Stock Exchange.
No. 9
Lon
OK TUB
rIto
PURCUAsK ANLiSAlJi
nealers
Current Accounts received on such teruis as
a^eed upou.
DRAW SIGHT AND TIME
GOVERN MKNT,bTAT« AND liAlLUO AD bKOU
OFFICE, No. 1 WALI. STREET, OK
RITIKS.
ff3^Deno8lt8 received snhleet to cheek at s ight.
NEW TOKK.
WilTiamTTMeredith & Co.,
J. H. V.»N ANTWERP, Pres't.
No. 54 EXCHANOB PLACE, NEW YORK,
T. H. PItKTIiK, Vice-Pres>t.
A. D. SHEPAKD, Treasurer.
J. mACDONOUGH, Secretary.
Canada and West
Telegraphic Transfers of Money to and from
don, Paris, 8an Frauclsco, Havana, Ac.
York,
Transact » Okhsral Baneino Business, and
particular attention to the
credits for use in ttie United States,
Indies.
No. 23 Nassau Street, Neiv York,
Bankers and Brokers,
Wall Street,
'
Newr York City.
St.,
CIRCULAR NOTES AND CIRCULAR
Letters of Credit, available and payatile In all the
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE WORliV; alHo special
AOIVIS FOB
on Deposits subject to check.
D. N. BARNEY, ),„,.,„
^P*'''*'-
Cam MANN &
4!t51.
ISSUE
S.
STOCKS, GOLD, BONDS AND ALL OTHBR
SECUniTIES
Bong:tat and Sold on Commission.
8
on baud.
X. D.
Raymond &
A. H.
engraved and printed by this company are warranted to give thirty thousand good impressions, without oharge for repairs.
quality, always
BATUOMD.
BANKERS AND BROKBRS.
5 WAI.I. STREET.
alterations.
AU steel plates
North
Box
No. 11 Nassau
OF NORFOIiK, VA.
1839.)
P. O.
Duncan, Sherman &Co.,
Cashier.
The Mercantile Bank
Company.
Londoa
AGENTS FOE THE
JNO. W. MILLER.
&
\ ork and
H. Goadby,
J.
BANKING BUSINESS. Collecmade on all accessible points.
J. KnoDEs Browne, Brest.
D. F. Willoox, Sftc'y.
Gko. W. Dillingham, Treas.
N. y. Correspondent, Messrs. JOHN J. CISCO £ SON.
Transacts a General
New
&
G. Harper
tions
Thos. P. Miller
(tNGOUPOKATED NOVEMBER,
Transfers between
OF
see
The National Bank-Note
SccarlUea.
flrst-clflss
Make Cable
Georgia Home Insurance
C
SIGHT DILLS ON THE UNIOB
BANK OF LONDON.
W. KiLBRKTH, Member N. Y. Stock Exchange.
T. WuiTK, of Cinciunatl, Speilal.
B. U.
eth Pase.
DRAW TIME AND
N. T.
tirall Street,
Pay Interest on dally Gold and Currency Balance*.
Hkwson, Late Vl<'ePres.
H.
.J.
538
5:W
533, 539
1
Bankers, 12
BROAD STREET,
.537,
Ac
Kountze Brothers,
Neiv Tork.
.J.
INDEX TO ADVEKTISEnENTS.
& Co.
BANKERS AND BKOKEKS,
No. 11
CO., PnBLISHKKS.
79
Financial.
Flewson, Kilbreth
;
WM.
NO. 883
26. 1872.
on Balances.
sight.
Platt K. DicKixaoy,
Member N Y. Stock & Gold Exch ge*
.
Howard C.
Member ii.
DicKiNtiiN.
Y. Stock Exchange.
I
)
THE
538
&
WILLIAM STREET,
&
Co., Kidder, Peabody
PAHIS, LONDON, BOSTON.
19
Southern Bankers.
Boston Bankers.
Foreign Exchange'
Bowles Brothers
Co.,
IVIOBII^S;,
Capital,
Credits for Travelers in Enrope,
Exchange on PuiIb and the Union Bank of London,
sums to siiit.
Tn» CnBOMlCLE
&
Andrews
ComiEIiCIAI, AND CiROOLAR LETTERS Of CBKCIT
In
Ibsded, available ih all parts of ths
In Paris.
& Co.,
Walker, Andrews
Exchange on London,
AND other Continental
Co., Paris.
TRAVELBRS' CREDITS.
New York
ciRCULAU NOTES a:;d sterling exchange
On Union Bank of London.
Commercial and Travelers' Credits and Frfjic Exchange on PARIS.
Railway and other LOANS negotiated. Stocks and
oonds dealt in on Coniniission.
Inter est on deposits.
Morton, Bliss
& Go.,
Bankers, 30 Broad
St.,
cial Credits available in
parts of
all
Buy and
sell
t
Cobb,
Western Cltr and Conu-
r bonds.
&
FooTE
French,
BOSTON.
Dealers In GoVi-rnment Securities, Gold, State,
CoULty and Cily onds, ai^o
all
Brown Brothers
Co.,
BANKERS,
NO. 59
Co.,
WALL STREET,
GOVERNMENT
IN
all parts ol
&
John Munroe
No.
New
8 W^all Street,
Planters' Banking Co.,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Particular attention given to dbllcctlons on
and prompt returns made.
Directors.
W.
S.
LAWTON,
ASHER ATERS,
B. L. WILLINGHAM,
SCHOFIELD,
JACKSON DkLOACH, (Dece'd.)
J.
J. S.
PARIS.
Bank
City
and
WM.
P.
ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
JNO. W. l.OVE,
}^
LONDON.
Co.,
ic
Co.
&.
Andre
Sc
^PARIS
Co.,
|
all
parts •f
Casb
;
also Cable transfers.
Country Bankers can be supplied with Bills of Exchange in large or small aniouuts, ou the principal
also with Tickets for Passage from,
cities of Europe
or to Europe, by the GUION LINE of Mall Steamers.
Trar B&ct a general Banklni; aiin KxchaiiKe boslne^B
iDUlndlng Purcliase and Sale of Stocks, Bonds, Gold
etc. on CrtmmJsslon.
E.
W. Clark &
Philadelphia and Dulntli.
DEALERS IM GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
;
86
Planters
W. Wheatley &
J.
Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Do
a general banking business. Cotton purchased
on order. Collections made and promptly remitted
lor.
New York
Stock, Note, and Gold Brokers.
Co.,
Austin & Oberge,
No. 313
SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK.
asue Sterling Exchange and demand notes in lums
o suit purchasers, payal>le In all parts of Great Britain
nd Ireland, and available for the Confluent of Europe
WALNUT
STREET,
Philadelphia.
oonmissioN stock brokers,,
J,
CHAKLX9
BSLL AUSTIN.
H.
OBBHaU.
n
PRESCOTT, OROTE & CO..Bankcrs, London.
W. TAPSCOTT & CO., Old Hall, Liverpool.
Orders for Government Bouds, Stocks and JlerchanIBO executed, and Foreign Exchange and Draft*
Messrs.
ought.
Agency of the
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH
AinER I C A .
48 Wall Street.
Comincrclal Credits Issued for use in Europe, China,
Japan, the East and West Indies and South Amerloa
also Circular Letters of Credit for Travelers
"'"-lers available
avallahli;
In all pans of tlu- World.
Demand and Tinje Bills of Exchange, payable In
London and elsewhere, bought and sold at vuncui.
current
rates, also cable Transfers.
Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland, also on
Canada, British Coluinbkl and San Francisco Bill.
VoUectsd Uld other SaukUlg Business transacted.
JOHN fATON, Ago, t.
Southern Bankers.
Commission
Merchant,
Sv.Tannab, Ga.
attention given to COLLECTIONS, hotli in Columbus
and points in connection. Will purchase or eell staple
articlee of Merchandise in wholesale lots.
Second National Bank,
TITUSVILLE, PENN.,
.....
Capital
bought and
Bolil.
Collections promptly remitted fo?
Uraers solicited for the purchase oi bales of Prodoce
and Securities. Prompt attention iruaranteed.
Kew York Correspondents Lavbshom
:
(300,000
Deposited with U. S. Treasurer to secure Circulation
and Deposits 500,000.
HTDK.
CHAS.
Cashier.
HTDB
Frest.
G. P. Curry,
Bank, Augusta,
IBxcItauge
Cta.
Southern Securities 'of every description, viz.; Un
current Bank Notes; State, City & Itallroad Stocks
Bonds and Coupons.
all parts of this State and
113^ Collections made
South Carolina, and remitted for on day of collection
at current rate of New York Exchange.
&
Hazlehurst,
UINKKKS AND BROKERS,
M\COM UA,
and do a General Banking and
Brokerage Business.
Ma<>e UollecUonn
REfSK TO EAST RIVRR NATIONAL BANK.
Special attention glveo to consignments of Cotton.
Gold, Stocks, Bonds and Foreign and Domestic
thxcbanffe*
Bryce
STOCK AND BOND BROKER
Colnnibns,
Georgia
STATE, CITY AND RAILROAD SECURITIES O?
GEORGIA AND ALAB.\MA A Specialty. Prompt
Edward C. Anderson, Jr.
Cubbedge
BANKER, FACTOR AND
— Messrs. Wm.
H. Castleman,
C.
Co.,
Correspondents
Co.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Liverpool.
&
&
NATIONAL BANK,
AUGUSTA, OA.
Capital, ...... $300,000
or Cor-
responUents.l
Tapscott, Bros.
Co.,
BANKERS,
ADVANCES MADE UPON CONSIGNMENTS OF
Gulon &
Jos. S. Biah
Casb'r.
Beanoh,
Vice-Preo't.
Special attention paid to Collections.
PHIIiADELPHIA.
63 Wall Street, New York.
TRAVELERS and COSIMERCIAL CREDITS ISSUED, available in all parts of Europe, &c. BILLS
OK EXCHANGE drawn in sums to suit purchasers
S. Petrle A. Co.,
London.
T. P.
Merchants
1
BANKEU8,
Williams & Guion,
Alex.
Assistant Cashier.
Pres't.
)
B£Jamisok8lCo.
PARIS.
to Ourselves
tlOOtOOO
JAS. ISBELL, of Talladega, President.
ft
COTTON,' and other Produce
Pres't.
AMERICTJS. GA.
AND ON
EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND
Lawton,
liauk.
Philadelphia Bankers.
CONSOLIDATED BANK, LONDON,
CO.,
J.
.....
Capital
Issue Circular Letters of Credit for Travelers on
mUNROE &
W.
M. Fareak. Cashier.
The City Bank
&
and
York.
all
f.ccessible points,
OF SELniA.
SECURITIES,
Circular Notes available for Travelers in
Europe and the East.
BANKERS.
great advantage.
CHAS. J. JKNKINS,
Itlarcnard,
Co.,
witti
Exchange, and Commercial and Travelers'
Credits Issued on
Munroe
the world.
be concentrated at this point
N.Y. Correspondent— Importers and Traders Nationa
The
Commercial anl Travelers Credits
Available In
Collections attended to with precision and dispateb,
free of charge, and remitted for on day of pavment.
The Collection paper for all tliisStateaud Florida can
TO State Street, Boston.
Robert Benson
I88U8
Company,
BOSTON.
Bills of
&
Trust
STATE OV ALABAinA.
&
Brewster, Sweet
Amsterdam.
-
&
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
parts of Europe.
BANKERS,
- -
$500,000
-
Parker, Vice-Pres.
the STATE
New York Correspondent—FouRTH National Bank
'
STERLING EXCHANGE.
drawn by .lay Cooke & Co., on Jay Cooke, McCulloch
& Co., Louflon. in sums ^nd at daies to suit.
COMMERCIAL CUKDITS AND CIKCHLAR LETTKliS K)U TK.\VELI.KhS SSUED,
Morton, Rose & Co., London. gold, state. City, County and Itollroad Bonds.
Co.,
HOTTINGUER & Co., - - PaRIS. Page, Richardson
Co.,
- -
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
BANKERS,
JOEALERS
&
•
G- M.
Pres.,
$1,000,000
INCORPORATED UNDER STATE CHARTER.
DBVONSHIUB STREET,
BOSTON,
36
and State Loans ; Make Telegraphic
Transfers of Money ; Allow Interest
on Deposits, and draw Exchange on
Hope
ALABAITXA,
-
Dudley Hubbard, Castiler.
COLLECTIONS made in ALL PARTS of
Cities op Europe.
&
Parker
BANKERS,
available in
Negotiate First-Class Railway, City
-
Savannah Bank
Paris,
No. 7 Congress Street,
the World.
-
CnARLEs Hopkins,
46 Wall Street.
Office,
-
-
Pald-Up Capital,
N. Y.
Issue Circular Notes and Letters of
Credit for Travelers; also Commeif-
World.
Investment Securities and Gold.
New York.
14 Wall Street,
NATIONAIi
COMMERCIAL Bank,
BOSTON, mASS.
N. T.,
lasuK
Subscript ion agents for
[October 25, 1872.
CfiUomcLtl.
Bbob. *
W. M.
F. Hewson,
STOCK BnOKER,
OBce No. 21 West Third Street, Cinclunatl, Ohio.
Seler to : All Cincinnati Btoks, and Messrs, LOCKffOOD & Co., New York.
,
:
October 26, 1872.J
THE CHUONICLE.
i
539
Southern Bankers.
Southern Bankers.
AND RIO GRANDE ISAILWAY CtJMPANV
BANKEH,
AND DEALER
IN SOUTHEIIN SECDRITIES,
CHABLESTON,
FOUKCUY, I'reslilcnt,
ALBERT BALDWIN, Vice Preslilent,
JOSEPH MITCHEL, Cashier.
Capital. $500,000 liliult... 91,000,000
P.
»- SOUTHERN
C.
8.
COLLECTIONS
tluit
BELOW
par dur-
rar NOTES, DRAFTS and ACCEPTAN(;ES
ex
paya-
ble in South Carolina, North Carollimand Georgia can
be concentrated at this point with PROFIT and KA V-
Kx
INO OF LABOR.
HT All
business attended to with ndelity anil des-
patch.
BT" Quotaliomq/ Southern SecurUia Usued
Bank
National
O.
B. B. BusBUBS,
NEIV ORIiKANS, LOUISIANA.
JK3SG
Piirticular attention given to Collections, both in
(Jlly and all points In cunnecttou with It. Trunipt
returns made at liost rates of Exchange and no charge
made excepting that actually paid upon any distant
point. Correspondence solicited.
Jouv A. Klxih,
&
Texas Banking
•...••C
J.
customary rates
ol
('KAWFoKlisviLLK. fnd, Ortoher,
Vi
Pine street.
GALVESTON,
We
have prompt and
rclii»ble
Drexel
0.,
& Co
THE CITV
,
The Bank
J.S.
NEW YORK, October 21,1872.
BY DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
Treasurj'.the Interest on the Public Debt, due Novemon and after
1, 1872, will be paid at this office
.MO.VDAY, Octoberai, 18"2. without rebate.
THOMAS
tlie
Capital Fald-Vp
TRAFFIC
S.\NSOME
ft
STS.,
GUARANTEE
AND
-
.
W.
C.
-
all
D. O. MILLS, President.
NEW
YORK, Messks. LEHS ft WALLER,
No. 33 PINE SREET,
IN LONDON, THE ORIBNTAL BANK CORPORA
TION, 40 THREADNEEDLE STREET,
Texas
on
all
7 per cent Gold lutereat. Mortgage
^1 5,000 per Ifllle. Completed and
Fully Equipped Rallivay, 228 nilleH
AGENTS.
IN
Phiia.
to collections
RALSTON, Cashier
IN PARIS, Messes.
acces-
MARCUARD, ANDRE
ft
CO
sible points.
DIRECTORS: W. J. HntchUis, P. W. Gray, A.J.
W. M. Rice, C. S. Longcope.
WEEMS,
BEN J. A.
This Bank issues Letters of Credit available for the
BOTl'S, President.
purchase of Merchandise in the East Indies, China,
Cashier.
Moore
Japan, Australia, and other countries, authorizing
&
Wilson,
bills
on the ORIBNTAL BANK CORPORATION, LONDON
BRVAN. TBXA3.
IB
A
S S
New
BVUBTT,
JOHNS,
Paris, Amstcrtlain,
ALSO,
;
KIBBT,
W. VON BOSBNBSBe
&
Co.,
AUSTIN, XfiXAS.
sell real estate,
pay taxes and adjust
Titles, prosecute Land and muoey claims against the
State and Federal Governments; make collections
Kecelve deposits and execate Trusts.
M. A. FOST,
Lace Fort
ft
Tries.
&
GalUpolls,
Fort
&
O
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Dealers 1b GOLD, SILVER and aU
GOVERNMENT UONDS.
COLLECTIONS MADE
and remitted
Jackson,
FOR
New
:
roB
Capital.
LOANED FOR EASTERN PARTIES ON
Interest (clear
FARI?IS.
from
all
expenses) paid
wherever desired.
Bank.
Orleans; Louisiana National Uank, Wheless-ft
Ualvestou T, U. McMahau & Co.
Pratt, Baakcrs.
8AI.B
Eastern
Ten per cent
WACO, TEXAS.
First National Bauk, Merchants National
acce«slble
on day of payment,
imPROVBD
KiriREXOis AKD CoBaasiM.v-DK.voi:— Nev York
WluBlow, Lanier ft Co., David Dows ft Co. Clncin:
lor
at all
klndt of
CHECKS ON LONDON AND PARIS
MOUIliY
^JANKERS,
aall
Co.,
SAFE INVESTMENT
Late Cashier Ist Nat. Bank
furnished
F1R.ST
Morris,
Illinois.
E.
This Koad
at 97\'
la
and
Huished
and passes through the celebrated Bloclt Coal Fields
&
110 West Fourth Ntreat.
Co.
IGBoaex W. Jackson,
full particulars
WESTERN RAILWAY OF INDIANA
GiLMORE, DUNLAP
BANKERS,
ft
all capital-
by us on written or personal application.
accrued Interest in currency.
TERMINUS OF CENTRAL KAILKOAD
Corslcana, Texas.
Morton, Bliss
respectfully Invite the attention of
to this security as a particularly ^fe and desirable
We also Lave for sale a limited number of the
Fortti.
points
Adams & Leonard,
Sew York Correspondent
ists
The Brandies of the Oriental Bank MORTGAGE 8 PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE
LOGANSPORT. CRA^VFORDSVlLLE AND SOl'THat Hong Kong, and other Asiatic
108
LAND AGBNCY
TKXASBANKING
& EXCHANGE,
Purchase and
PRICE, 90 dc ACCRUED INTEREST.
cities.
ON
J. O.
C» R. Johns
Avitlilu the State
First
one.
Hamburg, Bremen,
and other leading European
;
K.
ATLANTIC CITIES,
London, Dublin,
iJorreapondeuts;
Kouston— First National Bank
Q:ilve8toa— Ball, Hutchlngs & Co; New Orleans— Pike,
Bcother & C3.; New Vork— Duacan, Sherman & Co.
Sayleis Ac ifassett, Alty*» at Laur,
Brenhaui, Texas.
r.
Illinois.
Pamphlets and Maps with
York.
BA$S£TT,
ETT &
BANKEU3.
Brfiuliaui, Texas.
O
EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON THE
made and promptly remitted for current
rate of exchauge. Corruspoudeats
Mtsara. W.P.CONVKltbE dc CO.,
of
Mortgage, Sinking
Fund Gold Boudo of the Sprlugiield
and ILLINOIS Southeastern Rallwixy, IntercKt payable February and
August, Free of CSovernmeut Tax, at
the Ofllcc or the Farmers' Loan and
Trust Company In Ne«r York.
LouK, entirely
We
(Saccesaors to H. M. Mo^re,
RANKKRS,
Collt;ctloii8
Redemption Bonds.
$5,000,000
-
Texas.
Capital, :$500,000.
B. F.
HILLIIOUSE,
Financial.
Manhattan Co.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Co.,
correspondents at
Houston
Burke, Cor. Euuls,
BAILEY, Treunrer.
Assistant Treasurer, U- S.
of California,
COR. CALIFORNIA
exchange.
B.AUK OF HOUSTON,
We :;lve special attention
York.
OFFICE OF
II.
the principal points throughout this S'ate, and upou
all collections payable In this City or Houston, make
no cliarge for collecting, and only actual charge upon
Interior collections. Inuucdiate and •prompt attention
given to all business entrusted to us. Iteler to Nat.
Park Bank, Howes & Macy, and SpoUord Tileston &
Co, N. r., ^d Nat. Bank, Uostou, PiKe Lcpeyre & Bro.,
N.
New
Western Banker?.
$238,000
Wallls, F.
Forelgu and Domestic Exchange,
Dealers In
21, 18Ti.
The COUPONS due November 1, \m, of the FlKST
MORTUAGK EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS of
this Company will Im* paid on after that day at the
oflli-eof JONES* ScHIYLEIi, Financial AKenl«,No.
Bankora,
And
THE LOGANSPORT,
CRAWFOItDSVILLK AND SOUTIIWKSTEK.S
'
Ins.,
McMahan &
T. H.
CO.,
nilSS.
N. T. Correspondent :—U ink of
K. S. Jemlson, M. W. Baker, Lcuu
raniii, Ooi). Schneider, IS. S. Willis, T. A. Gary, W. B.
Wall, Itob't. Mills, T. .1. H. Anderson.
Special attention given to collections at all pojiti
In tae State, and remittances promptly made, without
e.vcept
KLUa
Valley Bank.
VICKSBIJRG,
Cashlc:
Lubhock. M. Qulu,
any charge
OP
/iFFICK
'
ft
Exchange Place
RAILWAY fOMlANV,
A BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT,
«AI.VESTO\.
CaMli ranital,
DIUKCTOUS: .1. M. Brandon,
H
U.S. Assistant Treasurer,
Cashier,
Vice-President.
paid on and after
lie
DKKXEL, MORGAN
Bank,
N. C.
Flowkskki. Qxo. M.
Mississippi
WALLis, Vlce-Pres't
alpuonsk lawk,
will
ber
New York Cobbespondknt,
J. a.
wteklti.
ALK», Cuhler
parts ol the United States.
all
C. C.
Presiuent.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
LAUVK, secretary,
made on
Collections
he
o.
'Vf
WILMINGTON,
Cashlor.
M. DRA VDON, Pres't.,
A. K.
Pres't.
National
First
K. BKLL. Prealdcut.
JAS. N. BEATLKS, Vice-rrcsiacnt.
iUCHAUn JONKS,
I, 1872,
dale at office of
receive the SPE-
York Exeliange, which always rules
ing the active business season.
and
change of the day.
N.
maturing November
CIAL and PEliSON'.M. attentUn- of this House. Returns made FAITIIFIM.I.Y and I'ROMPTLV in New
I
strict attention ((Iveu to Collections In this city
In other parts of the Unlteil States, free of charge
cent such as may be actually paid.
Returns promptly made at the current rates of
Kaufman,
A. C.
Mutual National Bank,
OF
NBW ORLEANS.
Finanolal Notices.
rpHE COUPONS OP THE DENVER
SANFORD,
Attorney and Solicitor
References given to prominent persons lu any large
city in the Umou,
of Parke County.
JONES & SCHUVLER,
No. 12 Pine Street, Nenr Vorlc,
Ten Per Cent
Interest,
IVlth Undoubted Seeurlty.
We are investing for eastern parties many liiousands
of dollars per inonlh, on improvtMl property In Illinois
worth, in every instance, three times the sum loaned.
Our securities are very nrotitable aiul Bonnlar, and arc
considered the safest onered. We w.lll loan any sum
you may desire to in .'est, be 'it larg<*br small. We can
refer to parlies for wliom we have loaned large
amounts of money, who have never lost a dollar of
either principal or Interest in this class of securities
during theMast fourteen years. Send for our book,
' Illinois as a Place of Investment," which contains all
necessary Inlormation. Address
WILSON
TOMS,
dc
Dealers In Real Estate Securities
&
School Bonds,
Bloomlugton,
Illinois.
Samuel A. Gaylord & Co,
BROKERS IN WESTERN SECURITIES,
YORK.
33 Wall Street,
AND
3»J North Third St., ST. LOUIS,
NEW
^October 2
THE CHRONICLE.
540
Investment.
THE
CENTRAL
SHORT
The Chicago & Canada
Southern
PIRST MORTGAOK SINKING FUND
THIRTY VEARS'
Gold Bonds.
Central Railway
COMPANY'S
Illinois
ROUTE.
TRUJiK
in operation
two
Cent Gold Bonds.
7 Per
years.
$3,500,000.
EAST and WEST ROAD, KUNNING ON
Indebtedness, Including that made THE «tTH PARALLEL, FROM INDIANAPOLIS
for Its Extension, and, In addition, a
IND., TO DECATUR, ILL., 152 miles; through the
dividend upon Its Stock.
This
The Extension is 21T miles i» length, and conChampaign with the Miisissippi River at
nects
Keokuk.
It
18
an
richest agricultural
and mineral country of both States
and
at
connecting
This road, with the Canada Southern, forms the
new
'frank Air-line from Buffalo to Chicago.
It is
under the same control and management, and
helng built by the same parties
in receipts the other part of the Road with
it is conso idated, making a total line of
is
built the Can-
:
David Dows,
Wm.
L. Scott,
JohnM. Burke, M.
and passes through the best part of the
30 miles wide,
480
rich
BLOCK
Chicago and Rock Island
;
New York
Midland
Pacific Coasts.
ACRES OF BLOCK COAL LANDS.
The
entire road traverses a very fertile region,
possesses
the best subsidy a road can have,
and
Indiana, in which the
90,000 acres of
Farming
viz.:
yon Cox, and other prominent
being rapidly
is
built,
manner, with sixtyponnd
and
entire line,
ing year
;
will
part of the road,
is fully
property of the older
fair valuation, the
above prior obligations,
equal in amount to the Bonds
now
issued,
which are further and completely secured by a first
and only mortgage on the extension, one-half of
which is near completion, and the remainder will
be finished early in 18T3.
The Bonds
are
Seven per Cent. Gold,
each, convertible into stock at par at the
option of tlie oKiicr, and may be registered witliout
INcharge.
in currency. Coupons, January and
Julv 1, frei; of tax.
recommend the Bonds to all classes of investors as an uudouDted security.
PRICE 9« ANB ACCBUEB
TEREST
We
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, No. 14 Nassau
Street.
Tilden, Ken-
J.
railroad
The
men.
in the best possible
throughout
steel rails
its
be completed during the com-
nearly one-half of the road will be com-
A
7
BONDS.
PER CENT MORTGAGE BOND
by the
1st of
January
next, so that the entire line, from Buffalo to Chicago, will, within that time, be in successful opera-
The
tion.
builders of this road control
enough of
[Price,
We
believe
for sale on
them one of the
Taking into
consideration the important fact, patent to
STEPHENS &
whole road
now
taxed to their utmost capacity, are not
and constantly-
affording facilities equal to the great
increasing
demand
for transportation,
and that
this
Toad, through its entire length, being practically
STEAIGHT, and LEVEL, and SHORTER' by
THIRTY-FIVE MILKS THAN BY ANY OTHER
NOW
BUILT, or
be apparent that
THAT CAN BE
BUILT,
it
must
this line is not only needed,
but
must be a great success. The proceeds of these
Bonds will complete and equip the entire road, and
we conSdently recommend them as
a most safe and
t>rofitable investment.
•nphlets
and
all
information furnished by
LANIER
Sc
CO.,
BANKERS, NO.
«
FINEST.
'NSIiOW,
''liDON
"S,
tc
HO,
FOSTER,
JO
WALL-ST.
of which 80 miles In
In operation.
Fifty-five miles
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
and most
market for
CO.,
Bankers,
more
are pledged to the enterprise, partly by counties, towns
and individuals along the
line,
but chiefly by wealthy
among whom are W. H. GUION, (of WILLIAMS * GUION.) SIDNEY DILLON. JAY COOKE
& CO., CLARK, DODGE & CO., J. & W. SELIGMAN,
VIBBARD, FOOTE & CO., and PAUL S. FORBES, or
New York BEN J. E. BATES, OF Boston HENRY
LEWIS, OF PHILADELPHtA, and GEO. M.PULLMAN,
capltalistB,
;
;
OF Chicago.
$1,000 each, payable in 30 years, principal
Gold, free of
Agents of the Company,
formation
may be
and
Government Tax. Sinking
whom
(of
Financial
pamphlets and
li.-
obtained.)
ANDRETTS
^RTAIiKER,
Sc
CO.,
14 trail Street.
CENTRAL
Railway of Arkansas
7 PER CENT.
Special Guarantee Endorsement Bonds,
THE REVENI7K
OF THE ROAD,
A FIRST LIEN ON
25 Pine Street.
Only $15,000 Per Mile,
study the statistics of trade, that the present Trunk
Lines,
and
In 1873.
Upwards of
SOLE AGENTS FOR THI3 LOAN,
who
all
safest
years.
AI.I'EN,
start.
Interest.
profitable investments offered in this
the leading lines running from Chicago to insure
an enormous business from the
and
85
THIS ROAD,
the Coal Fields, will be completed this fall and the
one of the great roads running from New York
City— on the third largest road in New York State
The most desirable bond of all the Midland issues,
affording the largest income and promising the
greatest profit.
pleted and in running order
lands.
Fund 2M per cent, on Gross Earnings.
For sale at 90 and accrued Interest by the
Convertible
2,000
owns, also,
more, completing the Western Division, Decatur to
Bonds
MIDLAND
It
CASH HAS BEEN ALREADY EX
Illinois are finished
interest in
George Opdyke, of the
John Ross, David Stewart, Samuel
road
Under a
Sidney Dillon, Daniel Drew,
;
COAI. FIEI.D
COMPANY OWNS
of
L. Sykes, Jr., all direc-
and Northwest and the
to the East and West.
only East and West Bead In a belt averaging
It is the
Intimate western connections make this
route the most direct between the Atlantic and
Henry Farnam, R. A.
tors both in the Chicago
;
GREAT
the
which
$1,000
Milton Courtright, John F. Tracy,
ada Southern
Forsyth,
who
with
j
11,400,000 IN
immENSE BUSINESS immEDIATE- PENDED
ON
COMMAND.
I.Y AT
Registered or Coupon Payable In
Ijondon or Netv York.
termini
THROUGH ROUTES
passes through a well-develope d part
of the State of Illinois, abounding in resources for
a great busiuess, and it inust in a short time equal
miles.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL & OCTOBER.
Mortgage
First
from Indianapolis
Its earnlugs bave rapidly Increased, and are
noivatarate sufflcient to pay all current
expenses, Interest on all Its Bonded
This road has been
to Pekin, 202 miles, for
7 Per Cent.
AND
ington & Western
Railway.
Profitable
and
THE INDIANA
Bloom-
Indianapolis,
5,000,000.
Safe
Financial.
Financial.
Financial.
18' 2.
J,
Houston & Texas Cen- At 76
tral Railway Co.'s
This
-
Cts. &. Accrued Interest.
the Great Central East and West ronta
Arkansas, CONNECTING THE THREE
CITIES IN THE STATE, Helena, Pine
This route has
Blaff, and Little Rock, the Capiul.
supported a LINE OF FIVE STEAMERS for several
Connects with the GREAT COAL FIELDS
years.
is
through
First Mortgage Iiand Grant Sinking LARGEST
Fund
7 Per Cent Gold Bonds,
AT
West of
Little
Texas, with
Rock, and
THE CATTLE TRADE from
the COTTON
unrestricted control of
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY, PRODUCT FROM THE RICHEST PLANTATIONS
THE WORLD. With these facts, careful Investors
ITIeldlng About Nine Per Cent on tbe IN
will at once observe the Immense traffic that awaits
Investment.
this road.
WILLIAM E. DODGE, of New York, President.
SHEPHKRD KNAPP and WILLIAM WALTER
PHELPS, Trustees for Bondholders.
Principal and Interest payable In Gold at the National
City Bank. New York. We confidently assure luvcBtora
that these bonds are first-class, in every renpect, and
we recommend them as au entirely sate Investment.
All securities taken at Board prices In exchange. Circulars and Information may be obtained at our office.
JOHN
J.
No. 69
CISCO
ic
SON,
WaU St., New York.
Interest payable 1st October and April at the Union
Trust Company, New York.
Maps, circulars, pamphlets, giving full particulars of
the loan, to be had by addressing the undersigned
Williams
&
Bostwick,
Rankers, 49 'Wall
jrew TOBK,
Street,
:
xtmtk
HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL
VOL.
AND COMMERCIAL
INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER
15.
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does not Advance
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545
THE BANKERS' GAZETTE AND RAILWAY MONITOR.
Honey Market, Railway
Stocks,
U. 8. Securities, Gold Market,
Foreign Exclianco. New York
City Banks. PhiladelphiaBanks
National Banks, etc
•Quotations of Stocks and Bonds
I
I
I
I,
Mfi
549
i
|
high.
The causes of
of the
main, out
arise, in the
The banks
uncertainty as to the future.
650
551
City Sccuriiies
of last week showing an increase of |!ll,322,IOO in deposits
553
556
and j!6,827,000
Radroad Stock
Commercial Epitome
56.5
1
Groceries
Cotton
BreaastuBs
6(i«
i
Dry Goods
568
I
Prices Current
.
anij
Bond List..
550
are in a
569
B70
571
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INFLATION AND STBINGENCY.I
The merchants of Chicago ami Philadelphia rendered a
the averages
;
last fortnight
15 millions and the legal tenders
risen
The
large
in part to the
increase,
funds
as
let loose
we explained
by the tifi[ht-
locking up for
some time
soon as they found the Treasury was
before, but set free as
about to interfere, and to give ease to the
the
TEBM8 OF SHBSCRIPTIOIT-PAT&BLB IH ADTAKCB.
The Commbrcial and Financial Chkonicle,
is
During the
in legal tenders.
nearly 11 millions.
week,
condition than they were
money men, which they had been
©Ijc (II)rontcle.
news up
much better
the deposits have
last
the latest
discrimination
this
prevailing
Railway News
Canal and Miscellaneous Stock
and Bond List
State_.Secnrities
THE COMMEKCIAL TIMES.
day morning, 'with
383.
and to the best borrowers, loans are easy of access and the
rates are low ; but the merchants and business men here and
throughout the interior find no such ease, and the rates rule
THE CHRONICLE.
Inflation and Sfrlngcncy
Thu UBliry Reform Movement...
the Bank of England Kate
NO.
26. 1872.
money market by
5 million purchase of bonds.
Whether the ease will be interrupted or permanent
the question, and
it is
is
now
the doubtful character of the answers
thereto which tend, with other causes, to keep up those vague
feelings of uncertainty thai disturb that tranquility of public
confidence
which
is
so
essential a coaditioa
of ease in the
money market.
There is one department in which we observe a decided
improvement of the monetary situation.
The foreign
bankers all seem ccnfident. They have been singularly
accurate in their predictions, and we may therefore expect
time-loan branch of the
fair
weather
dence
is
in this direction.
Partly
we presume
the confi-
based on rumored transfers of gold on mutually
advantageous terms from Paris to London.
Such a transfer
would be eminently proper, as the need of it in London
originates in the payments there on account of the French
indemnity. Il is therefore appropriate that the French gold
service to the monelary stability of the countrj', and have
done themstilves no small honor in disapproving of the prois locked up useless in
the Bank of France should
position to urge upon the Treasury the issue of 44 millions of which
of its hiding place and perform its functions in
out
come
Legal Tender notes, and thus to undo all that was at so
much cost accomplished under Mr. McCulloch's adminis- completing the payments of France. The negotiation
relative to this gold has been pending for some months if
tration for
reforming the
currency, and approaching
informed, and next week, we hope to give our
it towards specie payments.
Such a watering of the cur- we are rightly
particulars
about it. Meanwhile we may be/
rency by any new issue of greenbacks would, in our opinion, readers full
there
is no scarcity of gold in Eurojp
that
assured
be illegal. But certain speculators have been very busy in well
locked up in the new Ger
the
$90,000,000
Besides
trying lo get up meetings in the chief cities with a view to
banks
have of gold about 550 r
European
the
coinage,
influence public opinion in favor of this Qiischievous scheme.
will be seen from the following ta*
as
dollars,
of
That these efforts have proved abortive reflects much credit
on the intelligence, public spirit, and sound economic views shows the official statements of two consec
September 29 and October 6, of i^
ol our merchants and business men in the various great nearest to
centres of
commerce and
The movement,
if
it
AMOtmT OF GOLD IN THE CHIKF BANKS OT
Oct 6./
trade.
First Report after—
had been successful, was intended
to give a renewed stimulus
to the halting
speculation
at
Stock E.xchange, and to operate on the foreign
exchanges and on the loan market. The monetary ease
the
which now prevails
employment.
is
still
confined to a limited area of
Bank of England
Bank of Franco
Prussian Bank
Netherlands Bank
Hamburg Bank.
$101.9)^
157
/
^
Austrian National Bank
National Bank of Bclginm....
'o^
For short terms on the best bonds or stocks
\
:
THE CHRONICLE.
5*2
[October 26
1872.
the law, or where other remedies have been exis an ample aggregate of for in
Europe to meet all probable exigencies of the mone- hausted. If the proper legal remedies have been patiently
and if, as is supposed by some persons, tried and have proved ineffectual, then a case may be made
tary movements
we should have to export a moderate amount, even this is no out for the reserved powers of section 53. But, in regard
Thise figuren show hat there
i
gold
in
;
very formidable prospect
usurlly best informed.
the monetary situation
by
the
money markets
foreign
inflation or the
;
who are to usury, the penalty
we infer Ihat consequently, no reason
be much disturbed confided to any bi dy.
of those
the whole, then,
rot likely to
is
hope of greenback
the eyes
in
On
and
that the
dread of Irouble
in
such cases
influences both of
domestic and of foreign origin, which have threatened
gency, are for the present likely to be held in check.
strin-
not
is
A
singular controversy about
Bureau
Currency
usury
pending
is
in the
New
and there
;
is,
And, moreover, the
initiative
in
York,
example, where the major
for
of the whole country centre, and where
moment
consequently of
it is
a
down
any vague general powers to be
the Comptroller or iiny other adminis-
in
financial operations
Some time ago
Washington.
at
for
trative officer, but in the courts or in the public.
No such
controversy would ever have arisen but for the anomalous
usury laws of the various States.
In the State of
THE USURY REFORM HIOVEMEST.
clearly laid
is
that
and
(he monetary laws
usury regulations should be the b(st that legislative science
West sued and got judgment against
and practical experience can contrive, what do we find ?
The case being decided
Our usury laws, as the Chronicle has frequently shown,
in favor of the bank, tl e defeated party, as we lenrn, has
are the very reverse of what they should be.
They ire
applied to the Comptroller of the Currency to bring a suit
disfigured by some of the worst features of the usury legisfjr the purpose of winding up the bank under the 53d seclation of iho middle-ages. By the Tlevised Statutes, Part W,
tion of the National Currency Act, which gives the Compchap, iv, title 3, the receiving of more than 7 percent interest
troller that power when banks violate the provisions of the
is a misdemernor, punishable bj a fine of one thousand dollars
law under which they are chartered. The seotion of the law
and by six months imprisonment. All courts of justice are
by which the National Banks all over the countiy are
required to give a special charge to the Grand Jury to
National Bank
in the
a debtor, the defence being usury.
'
g)verned
regard to usury
in
is
the 30th, which enacts as
Any bond or
by usury is void,
enjoin any prosecu-
inquire into any violations of the usury law.
follows
evidence of debt which
other
is
tainted
" That every Association may take, receive, reserve, and charge
oa any loan or discount made, or upon any note, bill of exchange,
and the Supreme Court
or other evidences of debt, interest at the rate allowed by the laws
tion thereon,
and to order snch notes, evidences of debt, or
of the State or Territory where the bank is located, and no more,
except that where by the laws of any State a different rate is
limited for banks of issue organized under State laws, the rates
securities, to
be surrendered and cancelled.
Any
is
empowered
person charged with u ury
to
may
be called as a witness
to prove the usury, and may be also coinpelUd to answer,
HO limited shall be allowed for Associations organized in any such
State under this act. And when no rate is fixed by the laws of on oath, in any equity suit for relief, or discovery, or both.
the State or Territory, the hank may take, receive, reserve, or Nor will any court of equity require, as in other cases, the
charge a rate not exceeding seven per centum, and such interest payment of the alleged debt as a previous condition of
may be taken in advance, reckoning the days for which the note, granting relief to the borrower when the litigation is about
And the knowingly
bill, or other evidence of debt has to run.
a usurious loan. Moreover, any man who has paid more than
taking, receiving, reserving, or charging a rate of interest greater
may recover personally, or by his representatives,
be held and adjudged a forfeiture of the 7 per cent,
which the note, bill, or other evidence of debt the excess so paid above 7 per cent, provided he brings his
carries with it, or which has been agreed to be paid thereon. suit within a year.
And if he do not prosecute within a
And in case a greater rate of interest has been paid, the person or y ar, then the whole sum paid may be sued for and recovered
persons paying the same, or their legal representatives, may
with costs " at any time within three years Jifier the expirarecover back, in any action of debt, twice the amount of the
tion of the year, by any overseer of the poor of the town
interest thus paid, from the Association taking or receiving the
any countysame
Provided, That such action is commenced within two where such payment may have been made, or by
wliich the
in
county"
of
of
he
poor
the
transaction
occurred.
years from the time the usurious
But the superintendent
purchase, difcount, or sale of a bona fide bill of exchange, pay. transaction has been done wnd the payment made.
than
^aforesaid, shall
entire interest
:
able at another place than the place of such purchase, discount,
or fale, at not mere than the current rate of exchange for sight
drafts in addition to the interest, shall not be considered as taking
the dispute under consideration
whether
this
30th section
is
complete
the
question arises
in itself,
and prescribes
On
the other side,
that, besides the penalty here prescribed
it is
— namely,
of interest, or liability to an action for doub'e the
—
of that interest
penalty.
the banks
If guilty
argued
far
But
ments,
might thus be brought
a
dead
letter
and
is
no
seldom
is
exceptional cases where roguery or
in
some dishonorable
So
practice, invokes its aid.
the protection legitimately claimed from a
law, ours
is
wholly useless
are capable of harm,
amount
become
has
it
as regards
the loss
are also amenable to a second
of usurj, they
malice, or
The usury
the whole penalty which can be incurred by usury.
bank takes the aflirmative.
that
appealed to unless
or receiving a greater rate of interest."
lu
Tiiese being the general provisions of the law, there
wonder
is alrcost
it
if
our usury law
it
is
still
more
is
;
while so far as such laws
unsurpassed.
thus intolerable in
its
offensive in its operation.
enact,
It is
one
advantage of free government, that the laws, however crude
and unwise, apply to everybody alike; but
all
such sound
more vague general provision of the statute maxims are scattered to the winds by our usury legislation.
we have referred to, which provides that when a bank In the first place, the National Banks have been held by our
knowingly violates the law, it may be wound up and courts to be exempted from the State laws regarding usury.
u:ider
the
;
that after the violation
" determined and adjusted hy a
is
proper circuit
district
States, in a suit
brought for the purpose by the Comptroller
or territorial court of the United
of the Currency, the association shall be declared dissolved."
The
ferred
cases, for there are
to
the
law
pinion that the
\\,
officers
first
several of them, have been re-
of
the
Treasury,
of these interpretations
is
who
are of
correct, and
the general powers to wind up banks are only available
the Comptroller
in
rc»pect
of
offences pot provicled
These banks, being creatures of the United States, are, it
seems, to be governed by the National Banking law iu
regard to usury.
What
section given above.
legislation
that law is
But besides
we show
this
in the
30!h
anomaly, our State
has granted exemptions from the usury penalties
to corporations,
and has created other abuses which
not further detail.
The
practical injustice, the
we need
consummate
worthlessness, the egregious folly of the usury laws of this
Siftlp
are too oonspipuovw to need further illustration,
THE CHRONICLE.
October 26, 1872.7
A
We
are glad to learn tliat there is a combined effort
milking to purify our stutute booit fiom such a prodigy <f
crude legislation, and that the usury laws stand a fair chanci-
The
abolition.
of
want
the
of a
absence
Fome of
to us by
It is
good substitute
anything
of
now,
difBcully
heretofore,
as
nately refuses to follow
rates outsid
for the
further increase until the situation changes.
in this
been recently done
old
very
modification,
little
the
might
Bank
the State of Massachusetts, where the
been superseded by a comprehensive
in its
WHY THE BANK
The
main provisions to that
Bank
men
do so more and more among our
likely to
some time
for
to come.
It
example,
Bank
dicted; but
the
gold reserve
is still
a week
;
;
made no
week b
'ing
and during the
fourth
— and
its
£382,000 in the previous
two months about four
;
last
Several reasons are given for the failure to raise the rate.
that
need for any further advance
the
as'de in consequence of an arrangement
of France
Bank
for the only
England.
any immediate
necessity for
motive
gold reserve and
of gold
in
for
to
This
rise
in
the rate of discount
such an increase
stop
its
reduction
is
sent
it
it
;
to " protect" the
below a
safe level.
This story
where
the
sum is equivalent to
and would do away with the pressing
of
7 or 8 weeks' drain,
set
by which the Bank
100,000,000 francs
place
will
vaults of the
is
about the Bank of France comes from Paris,
was currently reported three weeks ago. At pre-
lacks
official
confirmation.
In
London
it
ample
in
that the danger which has been
;
the apprehension
This seems to be the view gen-
prepos'.erou'.
in
below.
that the reserve of ths
England, as will be seen
in the letter
The English papers nearly
controversy. The London Times,
correspondent.
its
money
article
is
of
all
for
announcing the advance on
unusually elaborate argument
said to have been " inspired,"
and
advance
in
the Bank-rate within
the
month, the
.
a return of a part of the excessive home circulation may be
expected, and the foreign exchanges are firm, with a distinctly
favorable tendency, the inference seems unavoidable that the rise
has been adopted rattier in deference to that portion of the
public who always feel comforted by precautionary stups than
from any demonstrable necessity. It is true the gold during the
week has experienced a further diminution of £772,74S, but it is
no part of the huwess of the hank to teek either to check or to
stimulate the supply of that article. Tlie automatic action of the
biU of 1844 provides evarything requisite in that respect, and the
proceedings of the bank wiih regard to their rate of discount
have not the faintest connaction with any question concerning
the currency. The Bank of England, free from all responsibility
on that score, has simply to conduct its affairs upon eound banking principles that is to say, to see that it has a reserve to meet
any possible immediate demand upon its resources, and that the
remainder of its assets is also of a character which could from
day to day be realized, so that it could pay off, if it thought fit,
every debt it had in the world within a few weeks or months.
In this position it stands at the present moment, unless there is
to be a fluctuating standard as to what may be considered a sa e
reserve. One-third has for the last forty years, at least, been
looked upon as the true amount, and that is exactly the proportion
now held. Under these circumstances there could certainly be
no urgency for an upward movement of one per cent. At the
same time it is to be admitted that the figures being at so exact a
point there can be little ground of complaint at its having
been adopted. During the past month the directors have contrived to keep their movements in almost exact accordance with
the natural state of the demand, but in each case slightly in
anticipation of it. Judging from existing symptoms a little delay
might now have been warranted, except for the fact that, with
the vague notions entertained i-J some quarters that no matter
what may be the banking position of the Bank of England our
stock of gold will run away unless we resort to special means for
its "protection," uneasiness would be generated if the large
decline just exhibited had not in this way been met. Supposing
the reserve in the course of the next week or two to experience a
reduction below 33 per cent, the rise, had it not now been made,
would then have become necessary, while, on the other hand, if
this rise should be shown to have been needless, there ought to
be no difficulty iu rescinding it.
Tlie figures above referred to will be found in our London
—
financial
chanje, although
is
six per cent, or
is
Times proceeds as follows:
The accounts published this evening do not furnish absolute
On the contrary, they show an
reasons for the movement.
improvement in the comparative position of the reserve, which
last week stood in the proportion of 32 per cent to the liabilities,
and is now 33 per cent. As, moreover, tixe period is one at which
millions sterling.
It is alleged
Wiiichever of
be consequently an authoritative exposition of policy.
After announcing the change to 6 per cent, which was the
flowing out at the rate of half a million
the drain this
we»k £760,000
has
no possibility of any
to
would have been advanced ere now beyond six
For two weeks a rise has been almost daily pre-
rate
is
almost wholly imaginary, and
is
on the subject, which
— that the mini-
per cent.
there
;
remain at
the 9th of Oc'.ober, gives an
the cablc-dtspatches have fostered the belief
mum
likely to
espouse this side of the
known
has been expected
England
our London
cited above.
of England, for well
is
erally accepted
reason?, continues to attract a lar./e share of iittention, and
seems
toe
if
investment exceeds the demand so as to
hy pothesis on the subject
of trouble
OP ENGLAND RATE DOES NOT ADVANCE.
position of the
of
talked of
be
in
minimum
A third
our State legislation, as has
u=ury laws have
enactment similar
;
two theories may prove to be true, the probability of
an early advance in the rate is weaken?d, and for the present
as fol'ows:
in
so
these
:
with
s
is
and the supply
reform.
men engaged
be six dollars upon one hundred dollars for one year, and after
that rate for a greater or less sum, or for a longer or shorter time,
except as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 3. And he it further enacted. That in all contracts hereafter
to be made it shall be lawful for the parties to stipulate or agree
in writing that the rate of ten per cent per annum, or any less
sum, of intere.st shall be taken and paid upon every one hundred
dollars of money loaned, or in any manner due and owing from
any person or corporation in this District.
Sec. 3. And he it further enacted. That if any person or corporation in this District shall contract to receive a greater rate of
interest than ten per cent upon any contract in writing, or six per
cent upon any verbal contract, such person or corporation shall
forfeit the whole of said interest so contracted to be received, and
shall be entitled only to recover the principal sura due to such
person or corporation.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That if any person or corporation within the District of Columbia shall directly or indirectly
take or receive any greater amount of interest than is provided
for in this act, upon any contract or agreement whatever, it shall
be lawful for the person, or his personal representative, or the
corporation paying the same, to sue for and recover all the interest
paid u|)on any such contract or agreement from the person or his
personal representatives, or from the corporation receiving such
unlawful interest Provided, That the suit to recover back such
interest shall be brought within one year after such unlawful
interest shall have been paid or taken.
Sec. .5. And In: it further cuarted. That nothing in this act contaUied shall be construed to change the general laws in force in
relation to banking associctions organized under the act to provide a national currency secured l)y a pledge of United States
bonds and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June three, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.
incorporated
this
depress the rate of interest
to
ar.d
if
control,
of capital seeking
enacted hy t/ie Senate and Iloiine. of Repregentatires of the
United Statenof America in Congresn assembled. That the rate of
interest upon judgments or decrees, and upon the loan or for
bearance of any money, goods, or things In action, shall continue
This statute,
Of course
it.
the bank are beyond
handed
Be it
adopted
belo v
is
rate
been
draft has
a
usury law passed by Congress
is
market
its
In the
the prominent
District of Columbia, ind
that the open
is
Bank <if Engbeyond six per cent,
the Bank rate, an J obsti-
policy of the
for the existing law.
belter,
copied from the
explanation of the
i^eoond
land in not attempting to put up
in
is
54d
The
with some further remarks in elucidation.
is 33 per cent, of
Bank
of
the
the
reserve
that
.says
Times
But our cotemporary forgets one or two
its liabilities.
letter,
matters of some moment. In tha first place, the coin reserve
does duty for 200 millions of olher liabilities, besides those
There are eleven joint stock
of the Bank of England itself.
London whose deposits so long ago as List Decern do(s ber amounted to £84,730,000, three discount companies
banks
in
commanded much public attention till last having deposits of £20,587,000, and seven other discount
Saturday afternoon, when the report w^a telegraphed thence companies whose deposits were £55,055,000. The total was
not seem to have
to this city,
;f 153,353,000,
and
ii
no\Y inuch larger.
AH
'hese institu
.
THE CHRONICLK
o44
tions,
w«th others, rely on the coin in the Bank for their
They keep very
reserve.
gold
little
in
own
their
vaults,
and consequently the twenty millions of gold held by the
Bank of England have to be relied upon to do duty not only
own 53
for its
CatcBt illouetarB an^ Commercial €uglial) JJcidb,
RAXEfl
more formidable aggregate of 200 millions.
The monetary movement is deranged.
To apply Lord Oversfone's metaphor, these 200 millions o(
The
deposits constitute " a niass wLich has to be worked."
20 millions of gold is the machine the Bank uses to work
Ordinarily this " working " of the deposits does
not carry off the gold and
80, the golil
extract
comes speedily back
out of the Bank
it
arnd the
;
or
il
working machinery
the organization of the monetary mechanism,
unimpaired.
is
the usual process of working these deposits a vast
mass of
payments, amounting to 450 millions sterling a month, are
coin leaving the Bank.
The mass of gold
made without any
cocstitutcs the machine with
that
efficient
and complete.
ment.
But
banks
at
— the London
—have
stupendous
is
this
smooth
free action.
Joint Stock Bank
belonging to
deposits
Tiiese have
to be paid
the
in gold.
—
One
German
government.
Instead of going
through
it
and weaken the permanent mechanism of the
mmket. They impair the eold reserve. They take
out of the Bank and export it, never to
Under this process the reserve has fallen from 23
millions in September to 19 millions lo-day.
At present
then, the Hank has deposits to work which disintegrate and
coin
re'
or bullion
urn.
melt avpay the machinery with which
this fact is
it
works Ihem.
to be taken into the account in
And
estimating the
adequacy of the coin reserve.
But again, as the London Economist points out, the coin
of England is now the only mass of
resorve of the Bank
gold to
which
show on
ariothcr
it
has easy access.
suspension of specie
There are others, as we
some time previous to the
payments by the Bauk of France there
page
;
was but one other great
still,
for
reservoir of gold.
a cessible by giving a turn to the screw.
ment of
the
London
This was easily
The
least
rate of discount at once deranged the
of French finances and set gold flowing from
Paris to England. Now a barrier has been erected and the
is closed.
The gold in the Bank of France cannot
be directly reached by a turn of the screw. This fact we
pointed out immediately after the suspension of the Bank of
France, and recommended that the Bank of England should
r 'servoir
sterling at
least.
increase
Had
its
reserve to 30 or
this increase
Short.
. .
.,
19
Paris
Paris
40 millions
been made, the Bank
would now have been in a stronger position, and would have
escaped most of the diflicultifs which are the subject of
anxious discussion in very distant parts of the financial
world.
ixaia 2X
Oct. 11.
short.
'^
i3.;u^@;3.iiji
*'
Smos.
Oct. 11.
3mos.
short.
Berlin
Frankfort
n9)4@:i9Ji
Petersburg
....
3154®....
Cadiz
<«?'»' a4R>^
Lisbon
90 days.
M?,@.i2K
Milan
3 months. 28..37>i@2S.«
Genoa.
28..37>sr@28.45
Naples
a8.37>(; ©28.45
....
...
Valparaiso
Ang.
A«g.
,.
4»
bd.
4s.
M.
60 days.
Bombay
Madras
•*
Calcutta
**
U. W%d.
is. V xmi-iM
Oct.
108 Si
255f
25>i@25«
46M
31.
2EK@25%
19.
Oct. 11.
Oct. 10.
Stianghai
iia
32 J£
3mos.
Oct. 11. 60 days.
Sept. 21, 90 days.
'*
Sept. 26.
**
85.57X
108.90
short.
"
NewYorli....
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
60 days.
1
««
«.20«
"
,
St.
Ceylon
13.
126.05
11.30 ©11.35
P..25«@6.2.'iX
Singapore
Hong Kong...
12.
25 47J*
short.
3 mouths. 26.95
Vienna
Pernambaco
RATE.
TIME.
3 months. 25.71XSS5.R2X
Hamburg
10.-
4». t%d.
6s. Ihti.
6 mos.
"
6 mos.
tr.
li
&-im;id.
10?i@13-lHrfl
10f4@13-16<«,
1 per centdis.j
1«.
Sydney
Is.
30 days.
IFrom onr own correspondent,
After a protracted
England advanced
j
London, Saturday, October 12.
deliberation the directors of the Bank of
their
minimum
rate of discount
on Thursday
doubling the rate in the space of rather less
than three months. The Bank return, however, does not show
to six per cent, thus
that the movement was positively necessary. The position has,
on the contrary, somewhat improved, and although there is a
decrease of £772,748 in the stock of bullion, yet it icay be maintained that a furtlier alteration might have been delayed. As
regards the policy of the directors, there is certainly a want of
uniformity in it. Exactly a month since, and at the period when
the Autumn payments were commencing, the directors allowed
an important week to pass by without enhancing their terms to a
point which their diminished resources would have justified. A
portion of the community was certainly surprised at it, and I
made an allusion to the circumstance in my letter of the 14th of
September. The Bank rate was then at only 3| per cent, and it is
remarkable when every business man knew that our autumnal
payments would be more than usually, if not unprecedentedly,
heavy, that an upward movement was not at that time inauguThe delay which then took
rated by the Bank directors.
place has to some extent led to the present movement,
whereas had the Bank acted with greater promptness and
decision then the
move- have
S'^nsitive b«lanco
for self-protection
.\mBterdam
Autwerp
of the
mutilatf-,
money
LATEST
DATE.
BATE.
TIME.
perhaps others also
being worked in the usual way, these
were a part of the working machinery.
the Exchanges, and
deposits carry off as
They
this
Such is the ordinary process of pa v.
the present moment, as we have said, there
something disturbing
is
which
worked remains in the Bank
and the working mechanism remains unmutilated,
aggregate of active businefs
vaults,
ON—
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
this is not all.
them with.
By
OK BXCHANQE AT LOIHUOIV, AND ON I.ONAOS
AT LATEST DATES.
BXCUANGE AT LONDON—
OCTOBER 11.
milliuns of deposits and circulation, but for
the 'nuch
But
[October 26, 1872.
rise
to six
per cent might,
it is
thought,
and possibly avoided. The substantial
this week seems even now to be scarcely called
for; and it is certainly a strange policy to advance the rate of
discount by halves per cent wlien money is cheap, and is certain
to become dearer, and as soon as five per cent is reached to make
bolder strikes, more especially when there is nothing alarming in
our position. We have, it is well known, been doing a very large
business, both commercially and financially
our harvest is
deficient, and we are paying a high price for the good foreign
wheat which is so necessary for us. The latter is the principal
adverse feature of the reason which can be spoken about with
certainty, for the reported insolvency of some of cur large East
As
India and China firms is simply a mitter of conjecture.
been
advance of
delayed,
;
regards our unprecedentedly large trade, there
is no reason to
has been unattended with average profits, and such
being the case, on what ground can there be cause for anxiety or
believe that
it
—
DpspatcUea from the western diviplon of the Chesapeake and uneasiness'/ On the contrary, there is great reason for satisfacOhio Uailroad say that on Wednesday last, the 23d instant, there tion that our money finds lucrative employment, for it i.s the
remained but forty miles of track to be laid to unite the two com- continuous demand for it that causes it to advance in price. There
pleted porlions. The line will be opened in December next. In
is the case
this connection it is Important to note that orders have been are, indeed, complaints that profits are small, but such
In trade, just as in the Stock
received in Georgetowu lor Cumberland coal on English account, in every branch of business.
the same to be shipped to the Kast and West Indies and South Exchange, where the legal half-a-crown per cent for buying and
America. This is the first Indication of a coming change in the
celling stock is quite a thing of the past, except for sn.all investcurrents of coal and iron movements. The Chesapeake and Ohio
Uailroad, it is stated, will be enabled to deliver the superior bitu- ments, and where competition lias reduced the charge to one and
minous coals of the Kanawha Valley at the seaboard ports at the threepence and even less per cent, the rates of commission have
same or even less prices then the ("umberland coal, which must been reduced also by competition. But the stock brokeis, owing
bo hauled over the 116 feet grades of the Baltimore and Ohio line.
to the enormous increase in their business, are making much
Cannel coal, of which about 900,000 tons are annually imported
for pas and parlor uses, can be furnished by way of the Chesa- larger profits, and for a similar reason the result of the change in
peake and Ohio at from |S to $10 per ton, against |15 to 18, the trade is equally satisfactory. The rise in the price of money will
f
present coat of the imported article.
have tUU eOect in every well-regulated house of business, viz,
-
:
:
:
.
.
it will induce merchants to make nicer calculations, and act
with greater caution, but beyond that nothing serious can be felt.
There liaH been a want «f animation in the jnoney market
daring the week, but the rates of discount are firm., as under
that
:
Per cent.
Per c«nt.
|
6
Bankrate
Open-market ratec
30 and 00 lUvB" bills
4 moBthe'
6 moutliH'
I
bank Wli«
bank bills
Noiuliml.
4>sia5
HX] 4 and B mouths' trideblWs. 5 ®a
5Ji®5X
8 months' bills
The rates of interest allowed by the joint stock banks and
discount houses for deposits are subjoined
I
:
Per cent.
^X
for
money
at the leading Conti-
nnntal cities
Bank Open
Bank Open
rate, market,
per ceut. per ceut.
5
Amsterdam
Uamburs
.
'
Lisbon and Oporto
9t. Petersburg
3
Brussels
Turin, Florence
4
Berlin
6
Frankfort
5
5
5
Vienna and Trieste ...
Madrid, Cadiz and Bar-
7
8X9
Antwerp
Bremen
6
6
Leipzig
celona...
moderate, owing
market
7
!
8
4
8
8>i-»
5
4
3X
and
Homo
5
There are many here who say, and perhaps the remark is
echoed abroad, that our trade is in serious danger from foreign
competition. At the meeting of the Oreat Luxembourg Railway
Company held this week, the chairman stated that in order to
ikeep English steam engines out of Belgium, the Belgian Qovern'.ment had imposed a duty of £200 on each engine imported. The
(Company appear to be desirous, with a view to economy, of work-
Bank
of business doing, however, is very
to the uncertainty which characterisen Iwth the
:
Consols
United States 6 per cent 5-20 bonds, ex 4-6
do
do
do
do
do
92>i(c
means of engines of English manufacture.
convinced that though the first cost of an
lEnglish steam engine is much greater than that of one of Belgian
make, yet such is the superiority of the manufacture and its greater
idurability, the British engine is the cheaper article.
The
line
by
tlie
directors are
The
series
1865 issue
1867 isHue
5 per cent. 10-40 bonds, ex 4-6
2(1
93?ir
9'ifiL
been devoid of any special feature but
lit is evident that in the event of a revival of the German demand
it will be uecessarvy ito resort to the Bank, as no supplies of impor
tance will be in the open market until the next Australian mail
arrives, which will not be for a month. The silver market has
been quiet. The following prices of bullion are from the circular
of Messrs. Pixley, Abell, Langley & Blake
for gold has
;
*
SOLD.
Bar Gold
Bar Gold, fine
Bar Gold, Refinable
South American Doubloons
United Slates Gold Coin
d.
B.
pcoz. standard.
.
77 9
77 9
77 11
73 9
76 3
do
per oz standard, last price.
per oz. standard, last price
per oz.
peroz.
34
6U
55
_,
39!i»
38J,
<^
@ is"
&
S54
^
@W
@ 95
94>i© 99^
41 ® 43
Ditto 6 per cent. Convertible Bonds
Illinois Central Shares, »100 pd., ex 4-6
UiiMois and St. Louis Bridge. Ist morl
Louisiana 6 per cent. Levee Bonds
Massachusetts 5 per cent, sterling bds, 1900
New .Jersey United Canal and Kail bds
Panama Gen. Mort. 7 per cent, bonds, IROT
Pennsylvania Gen. Mort 6 per ct. bds, 1910
Virginia 6 per cent, bonds, ex 4-6
91
103Xi$104)<
97
99
5g
93
9r>
it7
9.3
In the wheat trade less animation has been apparent since the
rate was advanced.
The quieter feeling which is a]>parent
Bank
is
much
due, however, not so
The
importations.
money as to increasing
week has amounted
to dearer
London
arrival into
this
and according to the last olDcial return
the total importation into the United Kingdom for the week was
about 1,000,000 cwt.
to about 50,000 quarters,
The following statement shows the imports and exports of
etc., into and from the United Kingdom sinco harvest,
grain,
from September
viz.,
1 to
the close of last week, compared with
the corresponding periods in the three previous years
:
IMPOUTS.
1871.
1872.
Wheat
cwt.
Barley
Oats.
Peas
,
Beans
Indian Corn
Flour
B,261,84^J
1869.
IS'TO.
6.914,.'J50
4.14:i,l22
4,77«,lil0
1,007,861
885,8.36
5M.5,:l8<i
391,733
943,437
107.199
268,111
2,891,617
454,402
;,70o,805
47,601
605,704
2,957,419
1,143.251
U89,4i,8
'W,8,"!6
449,825
637,815
61,1'W
182,686
2.061,579
774,284
119,251
2,936,439
EXPORTS.
Wheat
cwi.
956
2,450
4'I2
652,090
1,466
6,574
581
..
Beans
352
235
..
Indian Corn
Flour
2,286
2,431
1,719
g.iai
d.
4.l'
unstamped
Barley
Oats
Peas
s.
®
®
@
^
87ii2
SK.se
6 per cent Funded Loan, 1871, ox 4.^
Atlantic and 01 West., 8per cent. Dubcnt's, BlschoiTshcliK's ctfs..
Ditto Consolidated Bonds, 7 per cent., Biscbod'sheim's certillcatcs.
Ditto 1st Mortgage, 7 per cent bonds
Ditto 2d Mortgage, 7 per cent bonds
Erie Shares, ex 4-0
foreign exchanges have not varied to any important extent
The market
ii^a
91H^
'.'.'.
>
ing their
return having had a
The amount
money and bullion markets. United States Oovernniont bonds
have been firm, and the value of Erie shares and Atlantic & (ireat
Western Kailway securities has improved. Illinois Central sliarea
however, are flatter. The following were the closing prices of
Consols and the leading American stocks this evening
per cent, per cent
4X-5
3X
...
rate,
545
beneficial effect.
B
The following are the quotations
'Paris
:
stock markets have been firmer, the
4H
4M
Joint stock banks
Dlsconnt houses al call
Discount houses with 7 days' notice
Discount houses with 14 days' notice...
1
.
THE CHRONICLR
October 23, 187^.1
•
—
:
28,851
376 914
1.494
191,201
24,765
UK)
12,852
311.864
47.991
1.146
1,791
711
I'.oifi
2,691
.
.
..
COMMBRCIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
SILVSB.
s.
Bar Silver, Fine
per oz. standard, nearest.
Bar Silver, containing 5 grs. Gold,
per oz. standard
Fine Cake Silver
per oz.
5
Imports and Exports fob the Week.— The imports this
week show an increase in dry goods and a decrease in general
peroz., nearest, old, 6 2)^. new, S
merchandise.
The total imports amount to $5,301,197 this week,
peroz.
..@ .. ..
against |6,G06,985 last week, and |8,644,238 the previous week.
The following statement shows the present position of the Bank The exports are $5,366,834 this week, against $6,114,056 last
of England, the Bank rate of discount, the price of Consols, week, and f6,225,767 the previous week. The exports of cotton
past week were 14,001 bales, against 13.975 bales last week.
•the average quotation for English Wheat, the price of Middling the
The following are the imports at New York for week ending
Upland Cotton, of the No. 40 Mule Yarn fair second quality, (for dry goods) Oct. 17, and for the week ending (for general
and the Bankers' Clearing House return compared with the merchandise) Oct. 18
rORBlON laPORTS AT NBW TORK 70B THE WEKK.
ifour previous years
0;4®
no price
5
Mexican Dollars
iPlve Franc Pieces
.
:
1871.
1872
£
£
£
£
-25,217,812
24,816.119
•3,188,r28
25,328,510
4.1)B,726
26.688,929
3,818,119
ao,2:il,481
18,432,729
<6.211,953
15,082,133
l'>,:i2il,978
22,185,948
16,301,028
20,445,944
27,127,211
5,629,019
20,699,506
13,256,546
22,488,228
8.910.136
19,120,691
2x p. c.
12,955,403
22,292,413
2X p. c.
1868.
Circulation,
including
bankpostbills
'Public deposits
Other deposits
Government
securities. 15,9:)5,87t
•Other securities
15,822,238
Reserve of notes and
coin
10,648,-135
Coin and bullion
20,164,250
•Bankrate
2 p.
•Consols
Price of wheat
Mid. Upland cotton
No.40 mule yarn
fair
..
c.
94Xd.
54s.
..
1869.
£
3d.
lOXd.
my.d.
488.
Is.
Id.
0>id.
1870.
12,919,145
16,169,455
92JVd.
48s. 5d.
8Xd.
4,388,'i06
8,064,963
19,172,898
5 p. c.
92)id.
66s. 3d.
DJid.
8,731,744
20,383,704
6 p. c.
92»id
58s. lOd'
9J4d,'
2d
quality
l9.1.5id.
Clearinj; House return. 63,169,000
la. 3d.
65,705,000
Is.
l%d.
65,103,000
The Newport (Oregon) Coal Company
Is. 2Xd.
ls.2iid,
92,855,000 111,615,000
(limited) invite applica
tions for an issue of 10,000 ten per cent preference shares of
each, redeemable in 20 years
£10
£12 10s. per
the holder to a bonus from
by annual drawings
at
These shares will also entitle
the vendors of one ordinary share, fully paid up, for every four
preference shares subscribed for. It is proposed to purchase, for
£100,000 in cash, and 16,000 fully paid up ordinary shares, an
extensive freehold coal property, consisting of about 1,440 acres
share.
of land at Coos Bay, on the Pacific Coast of the United States, and
within two days' steaming of San Francisco. The seams of coal>
mentioned, underlie about 1 ,000 acres, and the outcrop and
workings indicate the presence of about 60,000 tons. The coal is
placed on board ship at a cost of |1 25 per ton, and sells readily
at from $9 to |12.
Since the announcement of an advance in the Bank rate the
it is
1869.
1870.
1871.
$1,618,658
2.807,173
$2,229,190
4,081,039
$1,791,927
General merchandise...
5,323,109
3,,570,587
Total for the week.
Previously reported....
£4,42.5.831
$6,310,229
$7,115,036
310,517,401
$5,301,197
35;,S20,e08
$317,632,437
$36-2,627,'2Co
Dry goods
Since Jan,
244,054,549
$248,480,380
1
243,.379.471
$249,689,700
1872.
$1,730,610
In our report of the dry goods trade will be found the imports ot
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
Oct. 22
KXP0RT9 mOM NKW TORK TOB THK WEKK.
1872.
For the week
1869.
$.3,9»7,794
1870.
$4,.3;«,058
1871.
$5,276,0.54
$!>.3IU>,8'24
Previously reported
156,125,800
144,755,201
190,088,175
183,703,156
$160,123,594
$149,092,259
$195,364,229
$189,069,980
Since Jan.
1
The following will show the exports of specie from the port o'
New York for the week ending Oct. 19, 1872
:
16— Str.
Oct.
Russia, Liverpool$308,134
Oct lS~8tr. Abyssinia,
Silver bars
17— Str. Cimbria,
burg-
Oct.
720
Silver coin
11.400
300,000
Silver bars
Total for the week
Previously reported
^^
5,600
$626,388
80.233,963
Jan. 1,1872..,.
$60,860,371
Same time
„
800
Liverpool-
For London
American gold coin
1871
1870
1869
1868
$99,73S
18— Str. Weser, BremenForeign silver
Oct. 19— Str. City of Loudon,
Oct.
Foreign specie
ToUl since
Same time in
Llvcr-
fiool—
ver bars
Ham-
$57,319,380
51.242,749
28,393,797
06,840,470
1867
1866
1865
In
$43,042,672
64,180,135
24,253,204
—
.
THI5 CHR0XICLI5.
640
The imports of specie at this port during the past week have
boen as follows:
ail
Oct. 18 -St.
Vickxburp;, Tort
Sir.
Oct. 15
Prince
-
Morro
Castle,
Ha-
vana—
Silver
Gold
$80,354
OcU 16-Str. Tybec, Sao Do-
$1,000
Vera Cruz—
SUver
minj^
on
1,
I
Same time
In
.„ ,™ «,„
$6,087,029
$8,319,499 1868
8,493.710 11867
14.7.37,936| 1866
tS71
1870
1
1869
Investment orders executed.
CHARLES W. HASSLER,
MOO.SSg
Wall
No. 7
N. Y.
St.,
8,392,219
— In regard to
tlie loan of the Arkansas Central Railway, ad veranother column, the financial agents, Messrs. Williams
& Bostwick, No. 49 Wall street, state that there is no loan before
thi; piiilic which is so thoroughly secured, guaranteed, and offering such uneqiialed returns for investment as the Arkansas State
loan, issued in aio of the Central Railway, and that some of the
New York papers have denominated it " the peoples' loan," as it
was creatod by the people and by the vote of the people of
Arkansas the faith and credit of the State is " solemnly and universally pledged to the payment of the interest and the redempIn addition to this the
tion of the principal of every bond."
Arkansas Central Railway, a road equipped and in operation sixtyone miles, earning about $10,000 per mile, per annum, pledges its
JBaukers' (Ba}tXtt,
DIVIDENDS.
®l)c
in
tisetl
Interest allowed
Daily Balances.
RAILROAD BONDS.— Whether you wish to buy or sell, write to
$5,082,651
187«
all
Collections made.
tS8,34!l
.4,994,304
In
Co.,)
33 Wall street. N. Y.
S
Bills of Exchange, Circular Notes, Travelers' and Coinmeicial
Credits issued available In all parts of the world.
Gold
Total since January
1871
tDctol)er 26,
Deposits received, subject to check at sight.
4,000
Total for the week
Previoasly reported
.
Banking House op Henrt Clews &
J»— 8tr. City of Herida,
Oct.
Silver
Same time
:
The following Dividends have been
declared durins; the past week
:
iWhen
Pkr
Cent. P' ABLE. Books Closed.
Company.
I
;
real estate, rolling stock, and franchise, to payment of principal
and interest of these bonds, and guarantees it by special endorse
ment, recorded in every county through which the road passes,
operating as a direct lien on all the property of the road. The
agents state' that^they know of no bonds offered at so low a rate
which gives to the person seeking a safe investment so large a
profit for the use of money, and claim that investors will experience tlie same result in these securities as in Missouri 6s
(issued for like purposes) the past few years.
— We invite attention to the advertisement of
the Chicago and
Canada Southern Railroad, seven per cent gold bonds, which
appears in another part of this paper. This road is fast approaching completion, the work being all done except the laying of a
part of the track. The bridge across the two westerly channels
of the Detroit. River, as well as the branch road to Toledo, is
nearly done and the entire line from Buffalo to Toledo will be
done in time for business early in January. The work on the
Chicago and Canada Southern, which will be a continuation of
the Canada Southern to Chicago, and the roads centering there, is
;
also going forward satisfactorily. This new trunk line ought to
cheapen freights between the West and the Atlantic seaboard,
about which there is so much complaint at present, particularly
among
the Western producers.
— The quarterly coupons of
the first mortgage eight per cent,
gold bonds of the Logansport, Crawfordsville and Southwestern
Railway of Indiana, will be paid on and after November 1, at the
office of Messrs. Jones & Schuyler, No. 12 Pine street, who are
offering the few remaining aonds of this road now completed
and in full running order at 97^ and accrued interest.
—Messrs. Chase & Higginson, Bankers, take possession of their
new
office,
No. 35 Broad
street, to-day.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL^
BANKING HOUSE OFFISK & HATCH,
No. 5 Nassau street. New York.
we allow
Deposits received, on which
four per cent per
annum.
made with
Savings Banks and others depositing large amounts.
We
issue Certificates of Deposit available in all parts of the
country, and bearing interest in case of special deposit.
We make
collections for
merchants and others in
all
Cincinnati,
Dry Dock, East Broadway
&
&
lOct. 22.
Battery
jUbany
& Providence
St, Louis, Kansas City
Nashua & Lowell
Beaton
Boston
& Northern,
Banks.
INov.
[Nov.
Inov.
1.
INov.
pref...
Nov.
Mechanics & Traders National
Mercantile National
2.
to Nov. 16.
Nov.
Nov,
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1.
1.
1.
1.
Oct. 18 to Nov.
2 gold.
Nov,
1.
Oct. 25 to Nov.
5
American Exchange National
National Mechanics' Banking Association.
Nov.
3
4 free.
4 free.
5 free.
Pacific
Oct. 21 to
I
15|,
15l.
15, Nov. J
1. .
1
Oct. 22 to Nov.
1. Oct. 25 to Nov.
miHeellaneoiiM.
N. Y., Newfoundland
& London
Tel. Co..
1.
Friday Evening, Oct 25, 1872.
general features of the money
The Money Market.—The
market remain much the same as
last
week
;
call loans are easy,
while time loans are difficult to obtain, except at high rates. On
Saturday and Monday stockbrokers were easily supplied with
money on call at 4@7 per cent. on the three following days rates
were stiffened up by the manipulations in the gold market and the
consequent scarcity of cash gold, which put up the rates for
money to 6@7 per cent. on Thursday afternoon, however, there
was an abundance offering on call, and some loans were pressed
by leading banking houses at exceptionally low prices. To-day
there was no difficulty in getting money in the morning at 6 and
7 per cent., and at the close rates were 4@5 per cent.
Commercial paper remains nearly the same as last quoted the
only shade of difference is in the facility with which paper rather
below the very best class can be negotiated, that being rather
better than last week. First class endorsed paper sells from 9 to
12 per cent., and lower grades at 13 to 18 per cent.
The London market has been watched with unusual interest, of
late, and many expected that the Bank rate would be advanced
to 7 per cent this week no change was made, however, at the
meeting on Thursday, and the rate continues at G per cent the
Bank loses £383,000 in bullion.
In this connection there have been various reports that the
Bank of England would borrow a considerable sum fix)m the
Bank of France. No precise information upon the subject has
been given, but the following special despatch to the New Y'ork
Herald gives the clearest account yet presented
;
;
;
;
;
London, Oct. S4, 1872.
to borrow the sum of four millions of
sterling, twenty millions of dollare, from the Bank of France, as was
reported in some quarters, both in Europe and America, a few days since.
On the contrary. His Excellency President Tliiori endeavored strenuously
to induce the Bank of England to borrow that sum from the French instilntion, but the proposition or su^ijestion was declined.
The Bank of England did not propose
interest at the rate of
Special arrangements
Railroads.
Hamiitou & Dayton
parts of
the country.
pounds
The governor and directors of the Bank of England answered the communication of the French President by stating that if M. Thiers wished to dtposit
the amount of four millions of pounds sterling in the Bank in Loudon and
draw against it afterwards they would accept the deposit.
The
last
statement of our associated city banks, on the 19th
showed a further improvement in the reserves. The
Orders for Investment Stocks and Bonds executed at the Stock liabilities stooti at $228,737,700, and the total reserve at $05,311,
Exchange, on commission, for cash.
900, being $8,027,475 more than 35 per cent of the liabilities, an
of $4,413,075 from the previous week.
We deal in Government Bonds, and in the following first-class increasefollowing
statement shows the changes from previous week
The
Railroad Securities, which we can recommend with
conand a comparison with 1871 and 1870:
fidence, from a thorough knowledge of their [character and
-18T2.1871.
ISTO.
value, viz
instant,
Oct.
Oct. 12.
Loans and
:
Chesaneake and Ohio Bonds, per cent gold, $100, |500, |1,000
each, interest May and November.
Central Pacific Bonds, 6 per cent gold, $1,000 each, interest
January and^July.
Western Pacific Bonds, 6 per cent gold, $1,000 each, interest
January and July.
Owing to the present high rate of interest and consequent dullness in American Securities in European markets, and the demand
for money here at this season of the year to move the crops, it is
a favorable time to make investments, as these Standard Securities con just now be purchased at a price below their usual market
value, from which a considerable advance is reasonably certain.
Full information furnished unon ajiplication at our oflice, in
person or by mail.
FISK & HATCH.
m" MONEY
TO LOAN
On Cotton
R.
M.
Warehouse.
WATERS & CO., 56
t270,'>57,'i00
12,217,83'J
Clrcnlatton
Netdeposlta
LeEal tenders
189,70.1,300
201031.400
45,759,400
32,E86,»00
Differences.
Oct.
Inc.. t2,25'<,300
Inc..
«I7,71M
Dec.
3I.6«I
Inc.. 11.322,100
Inc.. 6,821,000
Oct. 23.
2!.
f26S.6l>5,3!l6
f2S.'!..T80,I00
10.101. lUO
U.948,113
30.294.300
20 1,791 .iCW
50,014,700
32.517,086
189,518,983
52.390,812
—
Government securities continue to
be quiet and steady, prices being a trifle higher than last week.
There is a tolerably good demand from home investors, and tlie
large Treasury purchases within the past six weeks have taken a
considerable amount of the floating supply of bonds off this marThe Treasury purchased $1,000,000 on Wednesday, from a
ket.
total offering of $3,424,800.
range since
Closing )>rices daily, and the
.,_.
^_.
„
Oct.
Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.
January
.
!9.
Ss.fand, 1881,cp..'-110V
21.
22.
a.
IIIX'UOV'IU
21.
"lil
....
114% <il4Ts
"IWX ll=v.
conp
•116M*116>« 1I6M 116« 116)i
5-20'9lB62, coup... M15X, 'llr.V 'USSi "115% '\li%
116
''\li%
\K-ii'\K%
5.aO'»H61, coup... *115X
'116
... '116
'ivtK
niiii
s-ao-BiTO, "
68,1881, reg
68. 1681,
'm%
ViO'«16«,n"
5-20'8l867.
5-20'el8«8,
*
...
"
..
"
...
ni% 1HVM14X 114X
"IHV '1I4K 1»X 115
"114X 'IHV 1145f niyi
reg
"lOSX
coupon.... "108X
113X
Cnrrencye's
Broad Street
...
«,787,900
14.625,500
27,706,300
tTnlted States Bonds.
10-40'8,
lO-40'8,
in
'.9.
dls.... t2e8.29S3U)
Specie
Thlt
Is
!15
1,
have been:
since .lanuary 1.
Highest.—,
107V Feb. 8:I13K .luly 6
^
^Lowest.-,
USX
Sept. 12 1171,
3,120X
-uex I14X Jan.
'ni% 109V Jan.
109X Jan.
nu% Jan.
109KJaii.
U:n Feb.
\\\\ Feb.
Feb.
107
,
—
.
11 11634
May
25
t
.\uk. B
7
June
116K Aug.
13:il6j< Aug.
11 117>4 June
SillSH June
9 117V June
1!
1
6
29
3
MOSH
,.
6|:!1K July 30
105X "MM.\ im% Mch. 13 113J< Aug. 16
113K 'UiH, 111 Oct. 5iinj< May 29
•:08J<
was made
at the
the price bid, no late
V.\%
115V
iwjs
•114« WAfi
;i5X 1!5
•IIJV '114i
lOJX 'lOSH 'lOSH
I08X MOSK 'lOSV
W%'M}i".\i\
25.
.
Board,
V
:
..
.
:
London have been as follows
CloBlntr prices ot securities Id
Oct.
I
Since Junuttry
Oct.
()<:t.
II.
'.a.
•a.
Lowest.
9I«
90^ Miiy
lilf!h('iit.
NewSs
»
.luncl'J
9291
91
89*
s;'; Ki'pt.a.'i
Kot). 8|
»IH
a
9'.;m
n
Jail,
»l)i .Inn.
Jnii.
9-.% Jan.
ma
547
ing bills cheaply. The transaction has generally been commented
u|ion with some severity in financial circles. The gold preiriiiiiii
was also stillened by the same causes which led to high rates on
:
1.
I
D3.»B,9-W6, '69...,
U. 8.«>,9-2l)s, «..
U. B.Sa.lO-Wa
-i
s
State and Kallroad Bondx,— Tlio Iriiiisactioiis in Hoiitherii
Stato Iionds have beou quite limited, and priiKS remain without
notice that thii railron'ls of T<;nno.ssuu ain
material iliange.
still jiajing up, from time to timr, their iiidobti^ducss to tli(^
State, rcducinjj to that extent the amount of State londs outstanding. Some of the Virginia State bonds have also been jiaid
into the Treasury on a similar account.
Kailroad bonds are rather more active at the Board, and the
prices of some issues are higher. Central Pacifies are fiimer at
100 to lOOJ I'nion Pacific first mortgages, 88iS8i); income
bonds, 80S l^nd grants, tOl. Compared with the range of prices
during the first eight montlis of this year the.se bonds arc all
reasonably low for investUKUit. In consequcnc(^ of tho fiiirry in
the money maiket and the necessiiy which some holders of bonds
have found of realizing in order to supply their mercantile wants,
there are many good bonds now purchasnljle at low pr'ces.
Closing prices daily ancl the range since Jan. 1 have been
We
loans.
The greatest pressure was on Wednesday, when borrowers palil
the following rates for one day's use: i, 310, 3-33, 1-1(1, 3()1, 1 3a
4, 1 1«, .Mil, 3 32, i, i, 8-8, 3-10, 8 8, i, 7-10 and i
T.Mlay the rates
paid lor borrowing were 1-33 and 1-04 per cent, to fiat,and for carrying 3, 1, 3, and four per cent.
the Treasury sale of $1,(XH),000 on Thursdav the bids
amounted to $3,095,000. It was stated to-day that about $1,300,000 of gold coin would be sliijiped to-morrow, $100,000 of it to
Canada. Customs receipts of tli(^ week have been $3,300,000.
The following table will show the course of the gold premiam
each day of the past week
M
-
;
:
Oct.
Oct.
A.
Zi.
•sTcnn., old
•aTenn., new....
•sN.Car., old....
68 N. Car., new...
K
.5
75X
'33
•*m
•33H
•18
old
" conBOlld*d
•;(i
68 Vlrg.,
••
68 Missouri
i'i^
J.
.
IIKI
83
8!1
Chic* NW.sf
Tnis
Is
m
•98
•3b W|
V
•W
•41
(3
SIS
».o
53X
"15
•20
92 H
93),
99 3<
'9H!
•53
50
>15
15
22-li
»3
761<
•93
8UH
8()i»
"J2«
"93)<i
75)<,
38X Mch.
.Ian. 15
Oc
13
Sept.
31
May
4
Iw
Mcli. 12
Mcli.22
J'ln. lO
Mcll.2(i
June 24
June 6
Jan.
17
Mch.
18
88V Jan.
July
18
16
97
103^ Aug. 3
lOlVOct. 10 108X Jan. 17
103
Jan. 26il07H Juneao
•1(13 v|
no 9ale was made
net. 22
Oct. 21
7r>;<
25
59
31 59}i
Sept.ac! 21
Sept. 18 JO
Scpt.:» 98
;7X Sept.
91
:0O
s
^Highest.
WH
•«SH
77
.SlnceJanuttryl.
92
99
Sept. :3ll05X
S6ii Sept. 181
Oct.
75
4 85
MKIk
1110
77«
SOS
103H
.
r-Lowest.-^
63>4 Jan. 5i
6;!X Jan. 4
30X June 1
15M Jan. ail
41>< July S21
•75«
'ma
ioi>i;
the price bid,
7JV
75
33 H
•103 !4
•u«v •10. •1IW!< 103X •103
•105
•103
ii:«
1W>4 •1(13
18
•98
•98
•97X "9i
lUl>i lOlX iv-a •!01«<
ICO
Is
Is
!«
;s
2).
'43 S
•53
•15
26
SOK
'9!«
nii
•113
Oct.
21.
74
•2(1
•77
80 K
80S
•sa
1883.
N.J. Cenlst m
Ft Wayne Ist in
•
n% tm
in. 78
lioclcl sld Ist
26 «
93
ion
89
aa
1.2V
Km
Un.Psc.lat
lln.PacL'dOr't
Un. P. Income ...
Krlelst
•1-.
26X
Cent. Pac. Kold..
N.Y.Cen,6s,
•53«
"5i
•15
•.-I'm
•i.i
J.&
6BS.C.,n,
Oct.
23.
;5«
75
•-.i^i
Oct.
I
1
96XSept.
4 IOC
1
.Jan. 16
3
lOJX Sepl.l9iI04K June
Ing.
Saturday, Oct.
"
"
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wed'day,
Thursday,
"
"
"
Friday,
Western Union Te eg.aph and Norlhwest Common have
been the most active stocks and shown the greatest advance in
Mail,
prices.
week
said that some large amounts of stock have been taken by outside parties, but the limitation of operations so largely to a few
leading speculative stocks hardly confirms this theory.
It was rumored to-day that the We.-itern Union Telegraph Co.
was selling or would srll the 110,000 shares of their stock held
by them. The rumor was also current that $10,1,00,000 new
stock would be issued by the Chicago & Xortliwestern Hailway. The Pacific Mail Company have issued a statement that
the 27,300 shares of stock owned by the corporation had been
sold at par, realizing |3,730,000 that the company holds 10,000
shares of Panama railroad for which they are bid $1,.500,000 cash;
that they own ten more steamers than they did one year ago,
have paid f 1 ,700,000 on the six new steamers now building, and
that the earnings are 11 per cent, exclusive of the subsidy. The
subsidy of $1,000,000 commences on the first of January next,
and there are no steamers which are not in constant use. The
company has also bought Ilolliday's line of five steamers on the
Pacific coast, paying th"refor ,$.570,000.
It is also stattid that the
company now has $4,000,000 in the treasury.
i'lie following were the highest and lowest priceb of the acti\e
1 ist of railroad and miscellaneousstocks on each day of the last week
Saturday Monday, Tuesday, Wednesd'y Thursday, Krlday,
;
Harlem
:i3X 113><
Krie
do
nrel
49X ^y^
73V
9ll)i 91X
"OV 7IV
71K KK
87k SI
'73
l.;ike Sliore....
Wabash
Northwest
do
pref
Rocklsliinil... 109X 11I«
J5X 56«
Bt. Paul
do
pref...
75V
OhlOit
.MIsslp.
<4S
CentralofN.J
Boston, H
Uel.,L. A
'5V
an
10.S4 101>4
ft E.
8X S>i
W... '96
97V
3:!! 34
54
iiref "<-i
Bann.ASCJos
dii
Union Pnolflc.
Col Chlc.&l.C.
Panama
West. Un.Tel.
Quicksilver
...
do
pref..
Pacific Mall ...
37K 39X
33» S5V
;4IK 'Mii
75X
««
5«>s
56W
S3H
100)4
Adams Eip .. 'MS
Am, Mcrch.Ex •70H
United States..
Wcll8, Fargo..
Canton
1i
45
na
71K;
78)« 7JV
'86)4 ....
102
101
95
—
113V 113V
--"
50K
73X
51?4
74
71K TIK
Tiji 75X
88K 8SM
llOX
56
76
111
23.,
Oct.
95 J<
95
95^
9IJi
112
113
11-
50X OIX
74M 7l)i
>0\
71V
74X
76
.88X
no
i
m%
111)4
76X
76
uH
87
Oct.
i6% .S7H
SH
8Jj
'98
99
35
S5!4
53
53
39
10
35
36
116
116
81i<
14V »7
ssy, 59
100)4 103
'....
71
71
l(t!J<
TJ-
56«;
ti% 16)i
102H 102K
"HX
95
113
45X
97
34V
53)i
39H
33
17
58
IIKIX
95
:9)i
•70
•75
ST
IfiV
lOS
97
-35
SI
40
36
1*6% I46X
nn
103
-r,i(
18
5!!
V
112
50
50X
74K
91K 91K
70V 71X
74X 75
87V 58
110
now
56 V 57 ii
7iiV 76)<
46
41
103
1J3
39>i
*5
145
39)4
»%
145
....
•!1
81)
17X «7«
the price bid and asked, no «a2e was
TJH
72
78
88
"S6)4
lOj
107
3V
97)4
34
5314
.-
8:)V
53)4
39X 39V
35),;
115
;8X-
95
IWV Win
'
4SK
5-<V
llOX
SK
4iV
18
57 X
^y,
i6V -.-'H
46
47
103
IC3X
tin 79X
lOOK Vti%
"94K 95
lOiM
i:o
8X
96V
53H 53V
21.
Oct. J.
n
»5v
112K r.2xii4
50X 5'.X SUV 52>4
'....
71K 7IM
74X
91H »;«
915s 92X
70V VOX lUX 72
7fi!,
74)4 76)5
MiV
ir,% 88
87V 89)4
•71
flH
9«)i
•34
36
:4«)4
7»X
4'J
58 )j 59
97)4 102)4
ill
94
•71
76
77)4
n
-
115
lo;
110
'
TM
m
lOJ
l:l
7 ,.
lix
103
8>4
96
8V
96%
SSV
S4)i
•58
39X 89J4
S5X' S6%
14.i
78 1<
48
5S14
Titl-s 18
The Gold Market.-The
82
5.-i<i.(X10
3.l««t,l*i3
3,'i<l7.«'«
113)4
9-|.«t,OllO
.'),i»:ivi 11
5.7S6
II3X
!13K
1I3X
82,662.000
3,'.
113)4
16,7:3,1100
!12V
''3%
113)4
4.36,562.0(10
1,957,159
232«.a39
l'.2v
112)4
108
113)4
112V
lliX
:99,6I7,000
8«,232
«ie.782
i:3
X
109»4
Paris (bankers}
5 2<V(s5.3i)
Antwerp
5. 22)445
91
•70)4
"76
-sex
105
Hamburg
S5.'4(»8»
Frankfort
Bremen
.-
.
llX'gllSi
4I)4«41X
95V(8f6
72 a72)i
mi'S.Vl
7.>v»73
.
Custom
House
,
Uecelpts.'
Receipts.
Gold
Saturday, Oct.. 19....
»»l.000 »1,1S0,;33 1
"
Monday,
21
459,000
517,6.V2 32
"
Tuesday,
618,000
rjU7,099 57
22 ...
Wednesday,"
2?
"
"
Friday,
24.
25.
l'5i),0ll0
266,000
. .
Suh-Treasnry.Payments.Oold.
Currency,
Currency.
»lil5,6;S
W
»27n,9.'6 28
248,66 ; 61
1,2-2,:2J 85
.,1131,551 <8
66;,06J 76
1,509,2;0 63
337.366 60
2 19.037 41
558,916 50
406,0'.5 07
1,638,996 49
;66,S57 91
3'0,3'i 9J
310,581 9i
439,000
. .
»223.t31 93
210.449 15
34.1,444
7U
813.281 23
1.137.8S1 10
5J8,46l ti
J2,365.000
18
^52,200,315 02
$22,879,668 83
Balance, Oct. 25
150,330,34120
{23.3?8,016 72
New York
Cit? Banks.— The following statement shows the
condition of the Associated Banks of New York City for the week
ending at the commencement of business on Oct. 19. 1872
:
ATBRAam AKOttNTOr
<#1
Bahks.
..
Loans and
>
Capital
New VorR
Manhattan Co
2,050,00(1
Merchants'...
3,000,000
2,000,000
1.500.000
3,000.000
1,800.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
600,000
300,000
1.235,000
1.500,000
800,000
600,000
200.000
600,000
500.000
2.000.000
5,000,000
10,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
422.700
2,000,000
McchanicB
Union
America
.
Pheenlx:
City
Tradesmen's
Fulton
Chemical
Merchants Kxchange.
Oallatln, National
Butchers'
Drovers'
iSi
Mechanics and Traders'.
Sreenwich
Leather Manuf
Seventn Ward
»uteol New York
American Bzcbange
uommerce
Broadway
hercantlle
Pacific
Bepnbllc
Chatham
4.50,000
4I2.50C
People's
Worth America
aanover
irvIng
Metropolitaa
CUlzans
Kaasau
Market
St.Nlcholas.
Shoe and Leather
Corn tCichange
Continental
Cammonwealt.li
Oriental
Marine
Atlantic
Importers and Traders'..
Park
Uechanlcs'BanklnK Asi.
ttroce rs'
HorthKlver
BastKlver
Bowery National
New York County
(German American
Dry Goods
Total
The
N. Kxchanne
Clrcnla-
Discounts. Specie.
»3.ow,o«.»ii,o(ju.m
Tenth Natlonnl
lOG
2,320,!SI»
The transactions for the week at the Custom House and Sub'
Treasurv have been as follows
New York
94><
5J65,IW>
4Ut'a4«5i;
8«l««lS6Ji
40?4'i40)<
....
.58)4
4,462,8*7
S.nv(ai.i*H
S.'.S liS.HV
S.15 «5.1«V
23V
5.21)4(-a5.22)4
Amsterdam
nv
48)4
97X Wi%
!8.88;.«lll
Swiss
....
80,14
m
112V
Manufacturers ft Mer....
Four*.li National
Central National
Second Kat«-n«l
Ninth National
Iflrst National
Third National
145)4
made at the Board
leading feature of the week in
gold has been the high rate forced on loacs, chiefly by the action
of the Bank of Montreal in this city in withdrawing gold from
the market and thus causing a scarcity. It was said that the
purpose was to depress foreign exchange' for the purpose of buy*
liSX
113)4
:
Total
Balance, Oct.
N.T.Cen&H. K 14K 95W
llSJi,
foreign exchange market was
depressed by tlie " squeeze" in gold, and transactions were made
even beloW the reduced rates of leading drawers. The failure of
the Bank of England to make any further advance in their discount late, was favorable to the market, however, and with the
easier feeling in gold, exchange at the close is firmer.
The rates are as follows
»«dayB.
Sdaya.
Loudon prime tiauKers
lio^'^liostf
108K3109
"
commercial
!ii!<)4@10S)4
....a
sales made to realize this re-act:on in prices was most perceptible rn Thursday, but the market again took an upward turn
to-day, and prices closed strong and buoyant on most of the list.
The " bull " movement has thus far been singularly succe.-sful so
far as the three or four leading specialties are concerned, though
the general list has not advanced in a corresponding degree. It is
;
t!,'<;3.2
0^,666
4.:U1,'U7
1,957.139
113
..iij
25..
l4l.'.l:ll,(S»l
Foreign Kxflianee.—The
Tliui-sday,
19.
..;;3
Halancet.
Oold.
UurrencT.
J2.S47.M
.
(;lei. rings.
113
112V
112K
I12X
1I2«
..'.3
23..
21..
jan.l. 1872, to date
After opening strong at the beginning of the week there was
some depression subseiiuently noticed, in consequence of the
Oct.
a..
Total
ing.
est.
'.12V
Current week
•Previous
est.
19.
21..
Prussian thalers
at the Hoard.
Railroad and miscellaneoua Stocks.— The Stock market
has been exceedingly active, and at times feverish and irregular.
The results of cli(]ue manipulation in several pnmiinent speculative stocks, have been shown to a remarkable extent. Pacific
heavy
Qnotatlnns.-
Open- Low- Hlgh- Clos-
;
\9.
;
tHE CHRONICLE.
October 26, 1872.J
Oct.
—
1.000,000
1,000,000
l',9,tO(.l
7I8.7U3
t59.60C,
5.3eO.'.IOO
2S7."'00
493.:00
i.iis.noo
8.033,800
312.200
837.400
394,100
72S,tOO
33,400
31I,-200
771,506
2.3il,.'JOC
15 ',10(1
219,900
31,200
152,300
45.700
14,100
!.3l7.i(fl
S15.70O
4.127.700
2.043.900
1.409,500
1, 12 -'.6(0
418.2011
485.21)0
ia,:iixi
3,7W.900
4,771.100
3.616,10(1
1,879,100
6,193.100
2.919.8(10
3,463,900
2,576,500
2,010 500
2,' (1-1,300
1,119.3(10
l,:;si,300
9.471.3111
;;,407,60C
7,5-.7,.'iOO
3 547 700
l.'i7«.9tio
4.10U.200
2.107,500
1.6-3.400
3.548.500
2,II2.f.OO
9.102 6'JU
1.460.500
750,000
300,000
400,000
SOO.OOO
1,925,500
1.457.100
l.'57.200
847.100
^
il I'S.IOO
15.«i4 llic
SOO.OOC
1.500,000
500.000
1,000.000
500.000
1,000,000
2.50,000
200,000
2,000.000
1,000,000
489.51H)
LiOO
1.96.'.600
2,7 3,;(io
2, 601. •-'00
3.410,100
2.637.700
3..V28..5O0
!.:»3.3(I0
7" 6.',
I*)
l.'.0.'i.70ti
1.1*9.-00
1.198.2(11
20 3-6.500
a.779.('00
i.i:'7.i(lg
5,7"<l.0(10
;l.9Cf.;-UI0
6,713
249,700
195,700
2.700
263.300
173,700
550,400
8(X1
166,1110
59J00
318,100
357.100
"
,200
3,179,600
54,300
SOO.OOO
54.500
rs.av
14.500
I.OIl.lOO
S59.600
92.900
129..3t>0
5.100
5,(00
229.6iM
132.700
16 8',iO
189.110
726.1CC ;,i:6.500
25,K0O
131.200
SS.500
9t«
92.71)0
392, ;oo
61700 739,400
155.300
786,600
49.400
5,000
61,100
579.800
25.600
235.S0O
6,400
4,1(10
130.203
960,1X10
14.400
95.030
I^3.000
495.600
631.000
945,800
37,(00
3i 4.6(10
6,8U0
l.'.OO
15.400
lO.SOO
19 600
224.000
43.1U1
731,800 2,»42,106
25,t00 1.4.52,700
285,000
310,000
589.000
101.900
277A>0
195 ..500
789.900
5U,-20(.
|.212,bltl
7.91JO
:!.!iS3,9llU
92
2.400
i,12.MK0
I
268.11.10
am
(^77.700
225.000
181M4I0
..3.2.400
4.-58,200
2,193,500
il,420J0C 270^57,600
Specie
Inc.
Inc.
(jlroalatlon
Dec.
SS.J.n.Siii'
407,7iX)
9l,9oo
I
|
1, 320,100
851,500
2.134,000
7?0.400
2.803.700
770 «0
5,310
2,01
63..1rtl
7-26.0(0
813.61-0
5I9.:(0
415 500
619.(100
Si'4
300
142.400
5111.900
212.300
96.'.4(I0
4.6,9.(100
I.761.IV41
8.493.300
4.0111.1(1(1
!*H.'(1C
1.2M.0!'0
.%
3,0 8.30C
!-9i;.6(iO
l,i:9,-21«
3,015,1(10
2-a.';oo
2,6(0.400
1.891.100
72'.6O0
3.00.300
1,178 500
2,0U7.tW
191
6 C.StV
183JI0
we
.514 .sod
3.580,600
6.12/1(0
542.20(1
1.3VOA)0
895 400
!.S08.5(«
1.775,600
ai'i.tx'o
l,'45,4ifl
.*191.0|X1
51s.;:
i.~uHX)
267 J «1
1,344,300
1.926,700
1.581 .900
71').0(iil
l.lSli.lOO
i-.ie.sio
1.;SS.600
571.100
io.7iio,eoo
I7.»15..-0;i
1,331,:00
633;210
fS.SflO
715.100
1. 015,700
17,S(!>,000
8,290,000
1,163,900
4.757,000
4-28.5(10
471.7ro
173.8(10
2.685,70(1
4,!;^.4ftl
467,M(l
164.200
235,s(!)
l. 0,000
206,300
5.101.800
2.to;,0(tl
9 19.-0(1
895.0141
3,115.1.500
!sS?.S(41
5.202.200
814,2(«
2,693,!00
855.110
l.i-2«.:oo
1,16^.10(1
4..'S2.9,0
2S3.;00
677,: 0(1
269,00(1
S35.(X10
369,(00
361.400
5-J.5:64t«
Net Deposits
Lenal Tender
|
16^00
11
l.f.'l.KO
1.173.6(0
1,012.3(0
1.820.800
s.'.io
deviations from the returns ot previous
Loans
3,;
(f'-c.:*
27,706.300 -.IlLlSl.ICO
2;o.itv
12,C-25,'.(0
4.218.700
4.118.200
3.934,600
2.844,400
6.151,200
2.720,-00
3.f.6S.8liO
9:8,5('0
2.'.;0,0OO
—
ti.sm.m
6,;'J1..'4I0
500,000
SOO.OOO
400.000
350.000
500.000
5.060,660
~
3,000.000
Lefcsl
Denositt, Tendeie.
tsji.ioc
9,710
4,000,000
400,000
1.000,000
1,000.000
1,000.000
1,000,000
1,000 000
2.000,000
1,500,000
2.0OO.0OO
500,000
tlon.
ii,]2a.(i(ic
Net
week
are as follows:
Inc.Jll.SW.IOO
Inc. 6,H,'!,0«0
:
:
:
548
The
Tttil
toVLoiriag are the totals for a series of
Loam.
Dnte.
Specie. Ctrrnlatlon.
JalyW....
3»;.'i!4..^0O
29.571,800
Julya;....
AujrniiiS
2«.t.l36.9UU
3S.498.TllO
27.87(1,0X)
2:.350.l)00
23.9>fl.lKI«
l!7,^37,ai»J
AUKUSl
ia.I99.U0a
19.
AtiKUHt 17.
Aiurust il
AuKust
ij,«i;,aoo
27..'';3.t'00
23;.6i;8.-.'00
23,757,600
52,.W,100
ii7.S71.!ilO
22t>,ll9.;4lU
211l,03e 2(10
r.O,S69,0«)
31.
28>i.^l2.40O
16.4M.500
8«pt. 1....
SeDt. \i...
Sept. 21...
Sent. £1...
Oct. J....
»;,6)u.iiao
1:i,i5I.;Mu
27. IT -..(1110
27.r.«.ii00
am.dw.aoo
U.TST.AW
2:,«J'.4O0
Oct
Os:.
li....
IS....
213.6:0.200
aofl.sis.mo
2oi,i2;,soo
QUOTATIONS IN BOSTON, PlilLADELPIlIA, BALTIMORE, &e.
ClPrtvlnep.
49.3li«,^llO
!al^^.(lla.s76
4».(H8.r.0O
R.59.3J5.714
5»7,6^2,-;C6
765.1S7,22-.
4S,lO5.B0O
44,467,1100
a7.li«9,100
27.7H3,100
19">,l.'iO,000
4I.!IS.',800
6,)B,3'll,41S
27,61 '4. .'00
13«.151l,'«)0
2en,i"'.soo
ll,9fJ.S)0
9.9I3,»00
ij.ii;.8uo
2;,;3T.!«)
1^19,709,800
41.105,7110
45,;5«, 100
7;7.477,(.21
802.V21.67!!
2».H!,«I0
U.6J5,aOO
27,7i'6.S00
20i,OJl.lOO
62,5t6,400
818.599.3iO
Boston Banks.
— Below
we
give a statement of the Boston
National Banks, as returned to the Clearing House, on Monday,
Oct. 31, 1873:
Blackstonc
Boston
Boylston
Broadvay
Columbian
Continental
Knot
Everett
FanenllHall
Freeman's
•llohe
Hamilton
Howard
M»rket
Massachuselts
Mavorlok
Merrhants'
Mount Vernon
New
KnEland
North
Din Boston
Tremont
Washington
First
»1I6,5«1
$178,400
H18.9CII
Ul.BOO
7l(i.;J0O
TSM>00
1,.500,000
3.t5S.7U0
6,;i0O
166.IKI0
2,i;9.'«IO
1„'>66,2U0
47i;,500
2,j5;.i)00
1.747. 100
9;ll.600
8i5,BI«l
737.9(10
1,000,000
600,000
200,000
1.000,000
1.000.000
1,000,000
200.000
1,000,000
300.000
1,000.000
750,000
1,000,000
800,000
800.000
400.000
3,000,000
200,000
211 OOO
175,400
441.2l]0
4. '200
IW.OOO
262.800
521.000
797.IW)
1.9'i4.700
100
fS.KOO
5-.9.1II0
2,705.800
30.0 J
46,8110
913.7110
5n6.5llO
7S3.6(I0
em.mJ
4,M0
415,911'J
llli,5|i0
2.593.100
127,900
2.300
81.300
140,800
132,510
322,000
96.700
107,100
7J.000
95.400
Bank of Commerce
Bank or N.America
1,995000
:,4«i«00
Exchanee
Leather
Union
Webster
Commonwealth
o9:t.50i:
y,2M\l
1,2.33.100
517.5i)0
572,700
9.6.910
349.-;i:o
350.800
ail.fOO
4I4,U10
72.3.600
68^.700
512,600
7'H.:W0
8.'i3
sue
:0J
212 lOa
4(',i
lilO
96.9.)1)
517.101)
179,70J
538,900
2,169.900
7i,3'0O
34'',SOO
i;«.3O0
112,500
15;,100
31 '.300
M3.900
787.7110
l.'2:!2.iica
71'2
1,070.500
35:i.lll(l
67,7110
2.&-I8.2JO
3.',.-,00
2.01li..VlO
51,100
7,900
2.396.400
2.671,000
S.431,100
11S.400
SO
2.(1.2.0
1,5J^0
900
100
594 500
596.500
',800
212.800
783,400
l,i:a,900
1,0111.500
24l,4!10
620.51)0
;46.1'fl
1.439,800
3,8J0
3.900
16.500
48,900
791.500
3.19O.:JU0
91,:i00
'.38,«00
7-27.'
00
6&3 400
1,300.900
3,731,800
2.500
3U0
l!:l,S;:o
563.4;:0
9«3.l)00
4.776.fi(IO
155100
593.£00
796.900
781,800
1,206.800
4,427,800
1,911.200
27,200
2,9S(i..vl0
200
4,3)9.8..«
1,716,S(X1
I,8'>1,500
312.800
633.600
82.500
2.S89.900
873.400
171160
174.(1(10
Date.
Julv22
July 29
September 9
September 16....
September 23....
September 30. .,
Octohcr 7
October II
OctODer21
.\l]eehany City 68
Pittsburg Ps
2,468,500
l,90i,i00
400
1200
16 300
1,169 700
1.791.100
7l2,C00
49,2
187.100
185 SCO
124,000
6(K1
.5.56.90(1
1
I.OIT.IIHI
539.2C0
976.200
491.3{;o
l.lfO.Oi'O
250.000
Philadelphia
do
do
t8,933,S00 1141,313,300 t25,T28,30
New
are comparative totals for a series of weeks past
2.115,500
2,121,800
1.730,900
l,203,aoo
1,207,200
1,173,100
1,198,700
1,182,(00
119,016,700
117,914,300
119,051,900
116,771,900
116.642,700
116,.3'.1,100
LeKal Tender,
115,351.300
l.i:i6,300
iu.580,700
:,o;i.4oo
822,800
113,'24i.600
111,693.400
107,611,800
113,161,500
Deposits. Circulation,
9,611,600
10.151,900
9.I65.4N0
9.449.200
9.336,100
9,6:5.6"i)
9.860.(«I0
25,557,6(10
25,6 2.41
25,627,600
25.627,5110
25,6.53,700
25.633.9(;0
41.237.200
3.1131,700
25.646,900
40,;535,50()
25.5:)9,:^0()
39,123.100
3-,125,00O
25 613.300
8,939.500
8.034,500
8,938,300
9 J 1,900
l,:29,SO0
25.606.400
4C.40:,90O
46,318,010
44,534,300
42,617.000
41..«2,500
4!,.30«.l(lO
9,896,200
8.312.300
8.752 ,C00
773,6' fl
47,327,'(
25,687.900
29,9«.3O0
25.7XrvSai
24,623.000
25,728,310
39,28(),4O0
41,813.600
Banks.
Capital.
Philadelphia
Loans.
Sp'-cle.
11,500,000
15.390.000
(55.1100
»8SI,0OO
1,000,0(10
2,000,(iOO
3.9S'i.5;o
5,f53
5.231 .SOO
2,289,0(10
3:l,'!0(i
770.660
1,090.300
439,000
259,000
North America
Farmers and Mech.
Oommerclal
810,000
800,000
600,000
250,000
250,000
500,000
400.000
1,100.000
250,000
1,000,000
200,000
300,000
400,000
300,000
500,000
Mechanics'
Bank N. Liberties.
Bouthwark
Kensington
I'enn
Western
Uannfacturers*...,
Bank oi Commerce
Glrard
Tradesmen's
Consolidation
Commonwealth,
Corn Kxchange....
Union....
.300.000
First
1,000,000
Third
300,000
150,090
250,C00
275,000
750,000
1,000,000
250,900
Sixth
Seventu
KUhth
Central
Bankof Bepublic.
Becorlty
3,000
33
2,;31..ll)0
2,560,000
:,516.200
1. 089.949
1,331,461
L Tender.
I'OOO
6.210
230,000
443,700
238 000
165,970
263,109
3,226
DeposIts.ClrcnIat'n.
t3,583,0(HI
2,:51,933
3,613.' 00
Leiai Tender Notes
l,(»ii!.625
'265
2:3 788
581.(184
202,S'!0
1,676.574
1,136,60)
1,476,127
6,416
805,000
251,135
2:7,143
31S,90D
83,370
457.000
255,000
2.931,r00
1.125.409
755.6)9
95:i.399
.371.4;6
1 ,!'95,000
l,r,72.000
367.631
208.8:5
76l,(K10
38;,00(1
100,1100
2.992.000
798,000
26i.655
la5,000
152.1)0()
708.493
2,241,000
1,571.000
600
3.6T8.,T00
1,'15;,750
.^•4,000
12,i)60
876,000
l,03i.;«10
3.1.311.(100
2,000
2.086,000
631,000
$159,497
82,356
20.053
112,326
1
I
276,613
23.3,163
267,427
207,180
193,433
176,493
231,78!
136,711
270,000
4,50,U)0
241.1XXI
7;9.'J00
2,.374 01)0
241,000
145,000
421,000
9R6.i)0O
$9,375,375
$•89,348,603
Jpc
13,821
condition of the Philadelphii
Deposits. Clrcnlatlon.
f?'^l*'?J
48.189.176
43.235.936
47,193.536
ll,629.0't7
45..V 16.295
44.5-28.931
ll,0:6.!37
10,633,667
10,892,744
10.790,8-22
10,4-28.712
10,.395,:?0
10,113.907
130,390
180,450
111,4:9,592
9.991,701
9.879,375
42,953.153
43,101,260
4!.389,507
41, .562,378
40,988,714
40,972,066
10,665.109
39,599.136
89.818,605
11,332,965
11..S55.621
11,302,611
1!,357,;03
11,420,373
11,347,598
11,310,2?8
11,366.786
11.312.83:1
11.3'«,715
11,310,665
11.319.702
11,179.970
H,383,6'29
11,369,799
Leh!gh Navigation 6», '31
do
his, '9;.,.,
do
conv.. '77.
91
do
conv., g,'91.
do
gold, '97
10«V
do
2dM.,
1876
pref.
tl3>4
96
82X
do
boat.
'85
Cs. 1911'
Pennsylvania
7«>i;
99X
99
114
130
11
68, '95
do
do
6s, imp., '31..
do
6e. boat. '88.
do
7s, boat, '89..
Snsqnehanna 6s. 84
do
Coal Co. bonds
Union Ist mort. 6s, '83
West Hranrh lttm.6s,'78
Wyoming Va
IPO
101)4
01
105 !<
ley Ist ui. 68,
A., J.ft O..
do
do
do
do
!l'2K
Delence
68,
Baltimore
do
do
do
do
125H
25
35
22 )»
56
88)4
•23
102
96
68 of '76
1884
99
68,:90C
1890 Park 68
Baltimore
125)4
"79.
nALTimORE.
Maryland68,Jan.,
98>^
102
^7
«>4
Schuylkill Nav. Ist m.68. "72..
do
2d m., -82.
ft
Ohio 6s of *75
do 6s of '90
do 6sol'85
(N.
97)4
95S4
W.VB.)2dM.6e
3dM.6s
Central Ohio, iBtM.,
6
66)4
98)i
93
35)4
Marietta* Cln., Ist M., 7, 1891.
do
do
2d M., 7, 1896.
98
92
NorthernCent., l8tM. fgnar)6
do
do 2dM.,S.P.,«,'85.
93)4
do
do
do
96)4
93X 93%
ICO
lOO
...
do 3d M., S. F., 6, 190( 86»
do3d M. (Y. &C)6,'7; ....
do Cons, (gold) 6, 19M1 93
do
pref
66X
Rimiraft williamsport
•28),
^^
Klmira ft Williamsport pref..
Pltt8.ftConfSll8v.,l8tM.,7,'96 94M
East Pennsylvania
do
do
IstM., 6, 1889 ....
S9>4
96 jf
Harrisb'g. Lancaster ft C
We8tMd,lstM„endor8ed,6,'9C 95
Huntington & Broad Top. ..
do
IstM., unend.,6, '90
9S"
do
do 2d M., endorsed, 6, '90
do pref 12* !7
=54
Lehigh Valley
59>,162
59)4 Baltimore ft Ohio stock
Little Schuylkill
Parkersburg
Branch
46
46)4
Minehlll
Central Ohio
35)4
62)4
Nesqnehonlng Valley
do
preferred
55
87'
Norristown
CINCINIVATI.
87)4
Nor'hcrn Central
89
39X Cincinnati 5s
82
North Pennsylvania
60
do
91
6s
88
Oil Creek ft Allegheny River. 34)< 35
do
7-30B
103
102
Pen nsylvania
Ham,
59)4
Co,,
Ohio
92
6 p. c. long bds. 90
S9X
"
Philadelphia ft Frio.
Philadelphia & Reading..
26 ^
57)4
ft Trenton
Wilming. ft Baltimore.
27
53
Phlladelpliia
53'
Tioga
CANAL STOCKS.
Chesapeake ft 'clawnre
Delaware Division
Lehigh Navigation
Morris
do pref
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill Navigation
do
pref
Union pref
HATLKOAD BONDS.
Alleghany Valley 7 3-lOs. 1896.
1
Belvldere Delaware.lst
do
do
C&mdenft Amboy,
do
do
do
do
60
97
94
2dm,
M„ 7,
*
1905.
1005.
i4
94
94
91
63
88
73
89x
IIH
48
105
ex. d. 106
Dayton & Michigan stock ex d
do
8 p. c. 8t'k guar
Little
Miami stock
6b, '82
to
'88...
I?.
LonlST. C. * Lex., Ist M., 7, '97..
Louia. * Fr'k., 1st M., 6, 70-'78..
do
Louisv. Loan,«. '81.
L. * Nash. IstM. (m.s.) 7, T?..
do Lon. Loan (m.s. 16, '86- 'S7
do
do
(Leb.Br.)e,'86
do IstM. (Mem. Br)7, •70-'75.
do lstM.(Leb.br.ex)7, 'SO-'S,'!
do Lon.L'n(Leb.br.ex)«,'9;
do Consol.lst M.,7, 1898...
,
7s. 'SO.
68
lefferson..
Mad.
Louisv., Cln,
a
t5
95
96
92
89
89
90
60
78
86
70
96
90
;07
45
105)4
lOJ
*
ft
67
87
86
91
83
82
95
91
33
<91
82
95
gH
82
81
S3
?fX
83
«7
9S
84
83
96
94
83
Ind
Lex., pref
ST. LOUIS.
X
93)4
87
100
97
.
78,
so'
81
HIghtstown
N. Y. Canal
2dM.,<,187S..
lOO
do
do
common
LonlsvlHe* Nashville
Northern Central 2d m, 68, '85.
do
do 2d m, g. 68, 1900
do
do 2d m. 68. 1900..
North Penn. Istm, 68, '85
do
2dm. 7s, '96
do
10s. chat, m., "77
"" !M)4
7s, '89
78, '96-1906
1st M., 6, 1880,
S7
'87. ...
do
§8, '97 to '98.
81
do
Water 68, '87 to '89. it
do
Water Stock 6s, '97. «>4
do
Wh8rf6s
81
do
special tax 6s of '89. 81
Jeff., Mad. ft I,l8tM.(lftM)7, -81 96
do
do 2dM.,7
80
do
do Ist M., 1906..,. 86
78, '80..
*P8...
.
L.Ot;iSVIE,£,E.
Louisville
*94..
78, '73.
103
Little Schuylkin.lst M..7, 1l"7. 97
Oil Creek* AI. R., con.
Oil Creeklst m. 78, "82
D., 1st
do
do
Ham. & Dayton stock.. ..
Columbus* Xohla stock ex d.
do new68, '96....
do
do reg....
do new 78, reg., ililO
(10
80...
ft
Cln,
ni,6,'77
68, "75
Allan. iPt m,
FennsylTanla,
Cln., Ilam,
do
(LftC)l8tM,,7,18aS f6
lunc.Cln.ft Ind.,l8tM.,';,'85. 6fi
MIaml,lstM.,6,1888.... 39
do
Sdm. cons, 78, '95.
Junction 1st mort. 6s, '5S..
do
2d
do
1900.
Lehigh Valley, iBt M., 6n, 1873.
ft
ft
101
7?
96
«S
98
85
Little
Harrlsburg !8t mort. 68, '83.,.,
H.ft B. T. Ist mort, 7s, *90
de
2d mort. 7s, '90
Pem.
Penn
100
West., 1st M.,7,
do
1st M., «,
'nd., Cln.ftLaf.,lstM.,7
2d M.,'?5
3d M„'87
do
chat. m. do
do
new 7s, 1900
Connecting68 1900-1904
East Penn. ist morl.7s,
El. ft W'msport, Ist in,
do
do
do
do
do
95
'i.sas
do
do
3dM., 7, -SS..
doTo'dodep. bds, 7, 'Sl'94.
conHOl.,6s,
ft
7p.c., lto6yrs.
Dayton
do
6s,'83
do
do
«8, '89
do mort. 66, '49...
do
do
2d M., 7, '85.,.
3dM.,8,77,..
CIn.ft Indiana, Ist M., 7
do
do 2d M., 7, 1871..
CoInm.,ft Xenia, Ist M.,7, '90.
Uaytonft Mich., 1st M.,7 81..
do
do
2d M.,7, '84..
Westchester
do
pref
WestJersev
do
do
do
do
do Ig bds, 7 *
Covington ft Cln. Bridge
do
do
Cam, ft Bur. Co. fs, '97
Catawissa, 1st M, cony., '82...
1
12.824.397
12,915,031
12,439,338
do
do
Catawissa
lto\DS.
ft Dels. 6s, '8!...,
DivlelonOs, '73
19X
Exempts
575,000
800,000
180,000
219.469
Dec'
6b,
Camden
$11,369,799
CANAL
(js
RAILROAD STOCKS.
United N. .). Comoanies
Camden & Atlantic
219,3.50
236.00:1
are as follows
Deposits
Circulation
137.:i3)
13il,4»7
1-3^3
402,000
658.000
4;«,(I00
113.182
2(19.642
5',)8.l)00
1J25.178
75,000
127,000
for a series of weeks
Date.
Loans.
Specie. Legal Tender.
July 15
60,411,988
324,.345
13,055,615
67.461.311
67,374,699
56,9,M,117
66.745,517
66,312,773
55,946,491
SS,852,081
55,516.144
95,463 783
931,611
1,375.271
26,(«K)
Banks
63,l«9.4.)a
217,470
226 372
7.53.0O9
2,106.000
The annexed statement shows the
61,202910
453,(100
8'J3,:59
3,SO'1.0(10
1,4117,310
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
60,147,589
60.056,996
59,612,473
1,000,000
615,000
461,150
176,915
174,770
540,978
»16,i35,000 f.55,403,788
Specie
:92.3.50
1.274.700
l."82.00O
2,149.000
1,431.9)0
The deviations from the returns of previous week
I/Oans
$1,000,000
78
.
6s
78
Jersey State
Pnlia.,
Total net
old
6s,
6s,
91)4
87
Louis 7s
Heading Coal ft Iron deb. b.
(lo
do
mort. b.
DeUware
1-24
84)4
7.50,000
ISO.Olio
2.300
5,000
105,500
377,100
220,7(0
2:8 410
Wllnilng.ftRead.,lstM.,7,igoo
do
do 2d Mort. 1902
Pitts., Cln. ft St.
Morris, 1st M., 6. 1976
Massachusetts
STATE AND CITY nONDS.
Pennsylvania 6s. coup
68, '67, 5-10, 1st...
do
do
do
10-15, •2d...
15-25, 3d...
do
do
'17.
7b
Chesapeake
PIIII.ADEI.PHTA.
new
do
Alleghany County, 6s, coup..
9.-.2.900
92
148 >;
125
35
114
62
76
91,:-00
day, Oct, 31, 1873
October 7
October 14
October 21
ft
Lewlstcn
ft
104
do
lstin.6s, '96
do
(10
78, '97
Western Penn. 6s, '93
do
do
68, p. b., 'K
-.33
Canada
ft
10.100
13.800
779.6(X)
J15.9(X)
610.9(10
106
preferred
Vermont
Vermont
reg..
6s, g.,19;o.
1st m. 78...
Snnbnry
187"
:35
Bl
pref...
592.1(0
797,6(0
795,300
443,500
i3l.400
793,500
;89,800
Philadelphia Banks.— The following is the average condition
of the Philadelphia National Banks for the week precedinir
f
^ Mon-
September 2
September 9
September 16
September 23
SeptemoerSC
do
737,»0
tll3,I6;,5J0 tl,U9,3ifl
118,510,fiOO
Aui;uat25
8eptein'ier2
Alizu8t2«
do
do
19K
80
517.600
(,'.79,900
S4;,6IX)
2..'>36.-«
118,863.900
Clev, stock.
Connecticut Klver
Connecticut & Passnrapslc, pf.
Eastern (Mass.)
Fitchburg
Manchester ft Lawrence
Nashua & Lowell
Northern of New Hampshire..
Norwich ft Worcester
Ogdens. ft L. Champlain
do
ft
^nnbury
79 >i
Old Colony* Newport
Port., Saco ft Portsmouth.,,
Rutland common
MH
Warren ft F. Istm. 78, '96
West Chester cons. 78, '91
West Jersey 68. '83
.
.
l,415.i<i0
59.3110
Specie.
&
do
do
?hll.,Wllm.ftBaI.,68,'84
Hnn»*nrv rt, I'TI*' Ist TO. "»,
Cheshire preferred
Sandusky
Concord
85
Phila,
do
do certlflcates...
Ogdensbnrg & Lake h 8s..
Old Col. « Newport Bds, 6, "76
do Bonds, 7, 1877.
do
Rutland, new, 7
72)4
Verm't Cen., 1st M., cons., 7, *8« 57
15
do 2d Mort., t', 1891
SO
Vermont & Can., new, 8
Vermont & Mass., 1st M., 6, '83, 90
143
Boston & Albany stock
Boston & Lowell stock
!a9H
Boston & Maine
149
Boston ft Providence
Cln.,
98)4
Perkiomcn
98X
Cheshire, 6
Cln.,San.ft Clev.,18tM., 7, '67,
Kastern Mass., conv,, 6, 1874...
Hartford & Erie, Ist M (new)7.
(
Pcnnsyi va., gen. m., conv, 1910
do
do
reg.
&
Portland 6s, building loan
Burlington & Mo. L. U., 7
12.610
.•>'
,
do 68,KOld
Chicago Sewerage Is
Municipal 7s
do
S82,800
526.700
195,700
4,164.300
3,34:,ioo
Loans.
Augusts
AUKUst 12
AU(ru«19
*nly«.
Jnly M.
Augusts
Auxnat 12
Anxnst 19
Hampshire, 6s
Verniont ss
Massachusetts 6s, Currency.
6s Gold, 1!76.
do
5s, Gold
do
Boston 6b.
Ask
Bid.
93)4
.
33>4
Ist m.fs,'97
89'
Ptaila.
mrle 1st m. 68, '81....
90
do
2d m. 78, '8S....
Philadelphia ft Keadlug 68, '80 95
do
do
78, "93
COBV. 78, '90
do
do
deb. bonds, '93 32
do
g. ni. 78, c., 19*0 '01 i
9»X
New
Delaware state
.... »48,350,000
The following
Total
.Maine 6s
5.100
19.400
S.0I2.«(«
2,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,500.000
500,000
Security
12,8)0
2.477.SOO
l,.')00,ooo
Kevere
7(10
12.61 H)
6' 8.91:0
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
Kepubllc...
City
EaRle
269.300
45,7"0
1(0
2,174.1uu
1.;S,'200.
1.3;S.70O
1.075.9l«
6,317.100
1,000,1.100
B'k of Redemption.
;.50J
4,iO0
l.ii3;.7^«)
1,000.000
1,600 000
300,000
2,000,000
Second (Granite),..
Total
li3,lU0
i.843.fi00
7SO.00O
Tnird
Hide*
»l,6*.:0i3
1,000.000
900,000
1,000.000
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
600.000
2,000.000
Shawmut
Shoe&Leaiber
Specie. L.T. Notes, neposltn. CIrciila
»75O,0O0
1,300.000
l/XW.OOO
Btate
Suffolk
Traders'
Bankot
Loans.
Capital
.Bants.
Atlantic
Atlas
BOSTON.
59.H,:W9,432
527.: 82,530
M1.1.V2,5S2
8ZCTTB1TIBB.
SIOUBITIXS.
441.55.'1,I27
4:i3.76;),3l4
640.228.386
14.399.:i00
26:i.8IU.8tlU
[October 26, 1872.
AgirrefCBle
52,S95riOO
M,7,V,,9lO
51.051.700
51,570,600
247..'.51,3I*)
..
.
(mHOKlCLE.
:
L.eeal
Tpnrlerf*.
215,(»2.700
a4:..ws,ooo
S0,399..1«0
a«.4a.(oo
weeks past
DpnoRltfl.
X
. ..
..
St Louia 6s, Long
do
68,S>,ort
Bonds
90
do
92
Water68,gold
99
do
do
do (new) 99
do
Park 6s gold ...... 97
^o
Sewer SpeclalTaxfc 93
North Missouri. 1st M. 78
89
do
2d M. 7s
50
do
'Sil M. 79...
8)4
io
ton
.
Pacific (Of Mi>
9W
uiw.,gld,«8. 67
WIH Kansss PaclOc )siocii
.
im
,
Ulanonrl FacUlc do
.,.,
IC»
89
.
..
.
.
«
....
549
NEW
QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS IN
Government Bonds and
active Railroad Stocks are quoted
cent value, whatever the par may be. "
aaOCBITIlS.
NEir YORK.
N. T. Central
do
do
do
Bonds.
ennessee
fis,
do Eew
do
VirKliil»6», old
n
4o
do new bonds
do
do coDsol. bonds
do
do deferred do
63orglA«s
do
do
IS
74
new bonds
78.
7s.
86
endorsed
78,Gold
„do
90
101
Mortgage Kxtended.. U'SH
do Ist
do
Endoreed..
do 7b, 2d do
1879
1B83...
do 7b, ad do
ii"
18S0...
do 7s, 4th do
do 7s, 5th do
1888
Vi
do 78, couB. mort. gold bds..
54 K
bong Dock Bonds
94
16
wortb CAroltna6B, old
do
do lb N.C. B.K. Co..
.SO
90
?r^ Ji^
IC-'H
93
96
Sarlem, 1st Mortgage 7s
o;x
do Con. M. ft s'kg K'd 6s.
ilbany ft Susqh'a, Ist oondB.
Rhode Island
Alabama Ss
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875,.. 101
S.HIb. R. 1st M. 8'8.
Bellev'le
Mton ft T. H., iBt
do art M. pref.
do
89X
ini
68
lOlkj
do
do 2d M. income..
Jhlc ft N. Western S. Fund..
do
do
Int. Bonds
do
do Consol. bds
do
do
Extn. Bds
do
do
Ist Mort..
Iowa Midland, Ist mort. ,8b...
do
8a
do
88 Mont ft Euf 'la K.
do
6s, Alab. ft Chat. U..
do
68
oflSM..
Arkansas 6b, funded
do
7b, L. K. ft Ft. 8. IBS.
do
7b, Memphis ft L. R..
do
78, L. n.,P. B.ftN.O,
do
7b, MlBB.O. ft K. RlT.
do
7b Ark. Cent R
laii. ft
do
Itil.,
WarLoan
anlncT
;
So. Iowa, Ist
(galena ft Chicago
6s, 1873...
111. ft
68,1878
do
68,18!«!
do
78,1878
Hew York Bounty, reg
do
do cou
uo
68, Canal, ima
do
6s, do
1874
do
1875
68, do
do
1877
66, do
do
1878..
68, do
do
do
5b.
5b,
do
do
105^
107H
Morris
do
do
.,
1874
18 r5
do
(Not previously quoted.)
ft
i:i"
115
*.
.
93
i>9>i
Long
ft
siooxCltv
do
MorrlB
2d
pref..
Chic
,
N.Y., Prov.
ft
26
Tol.,
Ft W. ft Chic, guar.,
do
do
special..
ft Saratoga
T. Haute.
do
Maryland Coal
N, ,r. Land Improvement Co,,
Pennsylvania Coal
Spring Mountain Coa!
wilkeBbarre Coal
Mariposa Gold
do
n-ef.
,
'
'Trnstees Certlt
t)nlckBllver preferred
H
..,,
!
Railroad Bonds.
y. Central
do
4q
6b, 1883
6«,1887
6«,reaIe6tAt«,..
1st
M8
105K
117X,
2
A Hudson Canal IstM....
A Gre»t West. Ist M.
Morris ft Essex 7s of 1871
N. V„Ncwr'l A London Tel..
Del.
ik Atlantic
15
58
20
4}
Galveston, H. A H ,78, gold,'71
Erie. 2(1 M., reg
Pacific RK. Co. of MlBSonrl
S3
Pacific K.of Mo. Ist 6b. gold '88
do 2d 7s. cur'y, '91
do
>3S
58X
Arkantu Levee bonds
oo
n
f'eoria^ HwnnlTinl
,^
8'b.
....
do
Norfolkes
& Towa ll.S'a.... J
American Centra! 88
Chl.*;Sonthe«Rtern UU. 7'b...
Col. & Hock.V. I<:t78. R^i jrs
do
do iBt 78. 10 yrs..
do
do 9d 7'*. 20 yrs...
Chtc., Danv. ft VIncen 8 *e. I'ld
Priersburjf 68
Hlrhniondfis
Savannah 7b, old
do
78. new
Wilmington, N.C.tteold
do
do
8* gold....
.
&
do Lnnd Grant
Atlantic
'Bt 76.
8»
gld
7«,
Land Gr
111
Lraven. Brch.
.
Kaneas City & Cameron !0b
Kan. C, ;^t. Jo. & C. B. 9 p.
Lake Sup. & Ml88. Ut 7'B,Kld.
do
do
3d 7g
9i%
79
84
24
Ts...
IMoblle
ft
105
Mobile
ft
90
92s
97)^
no
P. .Tervlft78.Kold
cold, guar....
t5
95
65
l»t 78.
90
8"
96
Tj.Rold.
78,
T. 7*8,
Slonx Citv
&
St. Jo.
&
C. Bl I8t M.,
.
9TH
811
do
stock
ft
Ist M.8a....
SdM., 88
Alex., lata, 6«...„.
I
bO
82
88
73
il
..,,
85
85
BO
87
82
81
SI
.
.
RIchm'dft Peterb'glstm.,7s.
do
do
2d m,, 6a
84
8S
do
do
3d m., 8b.
Rlch.,Fre'kBb'gft Fota.6«.... -a
do
do
do conv. 7a. gO
Rich, and Danv. Ist cona'd 6«.
79
.
do
Piedmont
d'>
IstB, 8s
Rome ft
8s,
..
7S
98
SftPdusky. Mans. & Newat-k 78 84
St.Louis, VandallaA T. H, It 0(1
do
do
2d 85
St.L. ASo'eaetern istTa.gold 81
St. L.. A St. Joseph Ut, 6e. gld
Southern Central of N. Y. "S..
Tebo & N<!(i8bo78. gold
•i»)
9!!1*
Spajtenabor. ft Union 78, guar- 40
S. Carolina RR. lat M,7a (new< 7g
do
do
do
Va.
do
do
do
68
78
57
60
stock
21
Tenn. Ists, ts
do
3d8,6a
do
3ds 8a
ft
do
TU
95
93
"
97V West Ala., 8* gnar
Wilmington and Weldon 7s
do
Chft Ruth. 1st m. end
ViH
45"
2d m., gnart'd6«... go
Sd m..6a
:ui
87
{o
.
I>„l»t M., Is..
4thm.,8»
Soathwest.RR.,Ga., Istmtg... go'
do
stock
89
W
do
8 p. c.,
St. Jo.& Den.C.8s,gold,W. D
do Ss.gold, E. D
do
Union A- I.opanpport 78
Utah CcalraH>8, gold
70
88
95
95
tu
Ss.
do
.
94
85
77
70
45
90
Northeastern, B.C..
do
do
do
HIP
85
HH
ctf«.
ft North Ala, Ist M.,8s.
Southsldc.Va.. Istmtg. 88
2a 78
Southern Minn, eonsirnc.
do 78
do
...
70
70
»2
8s, Interest....
Soulh
Pacific 6s
Souther" Pacfliefi's.gold
South Slde<L. 1.>7s
Steubenville & Indiana fip
^3
65
70
88
90
60
2mtg,8s
Income
.
Selina.
gold.
Rome, W. A Oi:denBhurg78...
Rondont & Oswi-co 7B,^ld...
i'i
do
do
.lacks. IstM. 8b.
do
2d
do
cert*B,88.
N. Orleans ft OpelooB.l«tM.8>
Nashville ft Chattanooga, 6s..
iNorfolkft Petersburg Ist m.,>B
do
do
7s
do
do 2d mo„ 8e
do
W
do
do
do
do
Rockf'l.F I.*
Rome A
Ohio sterling
do ex
88
80
98
85
65
.
gold
St. L.lst7B,Kld
Watcrtown '8
2dm„88...
Tenn., Istm. ,7s.
.
Port Huron &LM.:s. gld. end.
do
ft
I
90
80
90
91
A' Rnnie 7s. guar....
Peoria. Pektn & I. '.st ni, gold
Pitts. Cln. &St.L.l8t7*
& Rock
i:,
Orangeand
do
2d8. 6a
do
Sda, 8«
S2y
4tha,8s
do
100
Orange ft Alex, ft Man IsU.
ai
Newbu'K brVh 7s, cuar. Krie.
Omaha A. Soutliwpptern RR.8'8
Oregon & California 78. gold
do
atock.
108
Mont., es gold, end..
N. Orleans
io"'
do
2d 78, conv.
Boston 7* gold..
X. Haven. Mlddlpt.A W. 7s ...
Peorlft
do
do
do
do
do
[
1
Kcw York &
53
83 y.
85
16"
I
*»%
Ohio,
do
do conBold..8s.
Montgomeryft WestP..lst,8s..
do
do Ist end.
do
do Income
Montgom.ft EnfanlalstSB.gld
end by State of Alabama...
't^
tstM.. lOo
:sr
stock
do
I
do
78. Income
Mo.. Knn. & Texa- "8 gold
Mo. R., Ft., S.& Gulf, stock...
do
do
l8t. M. 108
do
do
2d M.. lOs
39 K N.J. Midland Ut7s. (rold.guar
do
2d 78 Ruar
N.Y. &08W.Mld.
70
90
95
97
B,. 7b
do
Mississippi
33
MlchlRsn Air
&
80
80
<5»
5,^
ft Little K. 'el M....
Ml88lBB:ppl Central, I't m,, 78,
•20
80
& N. W. 78, guar.
& Gal., stock
T.oul<-lana
Montclalr
stack
do
Memphis
R.ae,guar 91
..
Ga., lFtM.,7s..
do
ft
do
82
9)
81
38
85
do
do
Memphis
92
7
80
G
.0
Memphis ft Charleston, Ist Tk..
do
do
2d 7b..
92'
llfiX
lO'J
&
Feb& Anff
Piirff»n 78
consol
.
do
IncoincB, No i;.
do
do
No. 16.
do
Stofk
12*
Kalamazoo & South H. 8a, snar
KaL & White
73
.
7s, Land Gr.. p'd
7s,
do new. eld
6h. pr'd. .Tun
Dec
7b, 187«,
Va*
do
Georgia R.
do
1:6
2d
do
••
79
9S
88
49
S7S Greenville ft Col. 7b, gnar
IM
do
do
7b, certlf., <0
Macon A Bronswick end.7B... *^
9C
iffisi Macon * Western stock
91
Macon and Augusta bonds. ,.
82
do
87
SIX
do
endorsei*
•0
do
do
stock.. .. 20
-
fis,
E. Tenn.,
92
90
Ki
Tndiar'ap. A Vin^^en. ist 78.Ruar
Towa FallB & SInux C. iBt 78
do
do
do
do
do
do
& Gnlt
Savannah and Char.. Ist m. ,7b.
Cheraw and Darlington 78
EastTenn. &(ieCTi{l»68
,Ea8t Tenn.A Va, 6. end. Tenn
Ain.fis. irld
do
do
W
^
60
US
Charlotte Col. & A., Ist m., 7b. 75
90
do
do
stock
Charleston «j Savannah 6s, end. 60
Padn. Ss eon
Chic 78,p:l*l
& W.
Indlanap., Bl.
JJ
60
50
*8
do
end. BsTan'ta 75
hi
do
atock
do
do gnaran. 40
95
CentralOeorgla, IstM.. 7b
95
do
stock
do
*
Knr^pean & North
M
do
do
do
*>»
Kvnnsv'lle *; Crawfordsv. "8..
Erie & Pittsburgh 1st 78....
do
2i ;b
do
7s. eoutp
FvanRville. Hen. & Nashv.'
*
56
52
AlI.AChstt„1st,M,8i,«ld... 70
*i
Ala. ft Tenn. K, 1st M..M....
'«
do
2dM.,7i
Ontcheps & Oolnmhla '8
nenver PB*^inr» 7b, jrold
Dcnvrr * R'o Grande 78. Kold
Detroit. L-^nsincf & LaVe M
TH
""O
BATLBOADS,
Del.78, pold.
Connecticut Vwllev 78, *rold...
Connertlriit WcBtcrn iBt 78....
CIipRfln^aVe & Ohio ist fis. pold
Ohlc. * Mich. Lake Shore 88..
De»Mofne8 Valley 1st f%
do
new
Cs,
NewOrleansSs
do
no
consol. 6a
do
bonds, 7s
do
do
do
10«
do
do
to rallroadi, 6s
Clilrafiro
Cleve.. Mr. V,
8b
Nashville 6s, old
.
o-
SB
Montgomery
M
58
70
*0
86
7<
75
MoblleSs
Oswego
7b.
Lafayette. Bl'n A Miss. 1st M.
Pekin, Lincoln A Decatur IstM
tian, ft ('ent. Missouri Ist M..
18^ 19X Cin., Lafayette ft Chic IstM.
105 i,
Macon 7s, bonds
Memphis old bonds, 0B
do
new bonds, 6s
do
end„M,AC.R.R....
do
Miiin.78,gld
Ist M.gld, LSft
do
La Crosse ft Mil, SB, 1st M
Lvnchburjr 6b
"b
a*.,
82
-*
49
[Charleston. 8.C.,78,r.L.bda..,
IColumWa, 8. C, 6«
jColnmhUF, Oa., Ts, bonds
100
i
III. Grand Trink
Chic. Dnh. & Minn.,
r
71!
8a
Oa., 7b, bonds
Charleston stock 6a
.
96M Kal.. .\Iiephan. &
81
<;.
m
Bar.&Qtitncy new
Mo.itlpello
C. C. A Ind's Ist M, 76. S. F.
Cln. ft Sp'd Ist M, eld, (; C C ft I
211
3«
do
Central Coal
70
51
Canton Co
Delawareft Hudson Canal'..!!.
Atlantic Mall SteamJBlp.
44X
84
I'JIX
Mort..
Mort. bds
do
Sinking Fund..
Morris ft Essex, convertible...
do construction
do
Jefferson RK. 1st Mort. bonds.
Winona ft St. Peters Ist ni
I,
i
Rcoknk& Si. Paul. 88.... ,^C"
..'
Carthage & Bar. 88
Dixon. Peoria A Ff >in.. Rs. I«i5
0.0.& Fox TJ. Valley Bb.
Onlncy * ^amaw. Sa ...
99
Consol. 78
South Side, L.
do
An^sta,
Indianapolis & St. Lonls 78.
.Tackpon. Lansln & Sne. 88
104X KanBSB Pac.*'R, Extension, eld
N. Haven 68
Erie. 1st mort. 7s
ft
Chfcairo,
90
•5
gold
7b,
CITI»».
Atlanta, G>., 7a
7R.9otd.
tst
"0
Soatbern S«carltles.
.
5"
86
ft
ft
West Wisconsin
M M.. e'd
fifl.
* Mo. Ri»'. iPt m. 78
87X Logans.. Craw. & S. W. 8b, gld
Line.Ss
2d Mort
Warsaw. E, D.
W. D..
do
do Burl'n Dlv.
do
2dM..
80
Central Pac.78, mU, State Aid
do
"'h. p'ld-. ronv.
Central of Iowa. :9t M.Tsjfld.
do
ad M.-'8.*r?d
Leav Law.
do
do
Peoria
Paclllc. 6«.»old
Wftrren & Frankl'n Ts.frnai...
Walklll Valler la'7B. (rold ....
lOiH Leav., Atch.
Long Island RK 1st M. 78
Smlthtown A Pt. Jell'. IstM...
St. Louis, JacK. & Chic Ist M.
•
97
101
92\
Itome & Watcrtown 1st M
iJi Dock Aim. Co. 7. •>«
WcBt. Union Tel., 1st mort.
29
60
42
niscellancr as Stocks
AraerlcanC
BoBton Water Tower
Consolidated Coal
Cumberlaiia Coal and Iron...,
iBt
l"l!l.
7 3-10
2dM
Cln
K
Western
do
Land M. 7s.. Ml
do
•2d S.. do 7b.. :n2|
do
.Id S.. do 88,.
do
4th S.,doa«..
do
5th 8.. do8«.. 112
do
«th S.,doSs.. 112
do Creston wran"h nv
do Chnrlton Branch H2
rto
pe
tVmUTVU.
AlID
!!3"
stock
lilver.
the
ntica, Clin, ininir, 7», (roar..
Union Pac, so. branch, 6s, gld ***<
90* Flint & Pere M. 78. Land Gr.
Fort w,. Jaf'kpon & Sat. Ps..
Grand R. & Ind. 7s, pold, guar.
•I''
do 7b. plain
(Jrand Rlvpr Valley fi«
.
lowadlv..
Bur., C. iftpids
I
lit
New
84«
Boston, H. A
do
do
guaranteed
Cedar Falls ft Minn. Ist M
.
pref.
Iron Monntain
'.ft Northern pref 68;^
Bouth Side, L. I
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw
do
i!o
l8t pref..
do
Ij
31 pref...
Toledo, Wab.
Western, praf.
ft
New York
Rome, Watcrtown ft Ogdens.
ft
95
Chicago,
do
o
GO
do
Rensselaer
Alton
7b gold
Ist Mort.
90
96
87
Milwaukee
ft
do
141
Boat (Stoningt.)
do
W
A
:24>i
Pltis..
St. Louis ft
St. L.. Kan.
do
do
Mo.
C'»n»daPoulhcrn
:66'
Ist Mort...
Ist Mort
lUl
Chic Gt. Eastern, Ist Mort,,
Col., Chic, ft Ind. C, 1st Mort.
ft
Toilet
42 H
Mlsaissipni, prelerred
8t. Lonls,
do
do
do
do
Marietta
.
New Jersey
New Jersey Southern
N. Y., New Haven ft Hartford
ft
25
RBser
Mo.,KanRa8ftT
Ohio
do
do
do
do
do
127
Cln., Ist preferred
do
ft
Consolidated....
2d
do
TOOKt
c...
Rnrl. Sc M, fin N<^1).) I«l conv..
CBllfonila&OrPKon 6si,eold..
Californin Pac. RK. 7'ii. tr\A.
D9
Ml88., Ist Mortgage....
Dub. ft Sioux C. iBt M
Peninsula l8t Mort., conv. ...
^t. L. ft Iron Mountain. 1st M.
Mil. ft St. Paul, 1st Mort. 8b.
Island
ft
79
.
Chicago
Marietta
lOO'
ft
do
do
pre!
Illinois Central
JoUet
Ohio
M^
96 ii
90
92
m 7s
18t
ft
do
RvaiiBvHIe.
ft
do
do
13I
leve. ft Pittsbiiri;. giia'entral of New Jersey, scrip.
Ool.Chlc.ft Ind. Central....
Harlem
Chic,
lOJX
lOb), 106
W. ft CUIC.lstM....
do
2d Mort.
3d Mort.
do
fi) 8 p. Ceo 't bds
ruts., Consol, 8. F'd.
2d Mort
do
Bur.
.N'-braskaS p.
ft
89H Klizahethtown
Jo
SdMort
99
do 4th Mort
82K
Alton Sinking Fund. :00)4
do l8t Mortgage... 103
do Income
n%
'lo
91
Pacific, pref
Alton
do
pref
Chic. Bur ftQuincy
Clev., Col.. Cln. A Indlanap
Uii.fi"nf
ft
do
do
Albany ft Susquehanna
Chicago
do
100
95
S8
2d Mort
98
New Jersey Central, Ist M,, n. 103
do
do
2d Mort.
Xew Jersey Southern
90
101
,93>i 95
OIK
Mcrt
Ist
do
Aik
Dan.,TTrh.. B1.& P. l8tm 7 eld
Detroit. nilNdalfi A In. RR. 8*8
Pitts., Ft.
Railroad Stocks.
&
.
Moit...
& Pacific
Kbbbx.
ft
do
Clove,
Atlantic
2-1
ijhlc K. Island
95
:oOM
..
Mort
Extended
90
mis
89),
Tol.. iBt M.. 1890..
ft
m"
.0;
93
.
M.
2dM..
1st
dannlbal ft Naples Ist M
areat Western, Ist M., 1888....
do
2dM. 1893....
58
rto
Western,
do
do
78, conv.
rol.ft Wab'h,l8t Mort. ext'd.
IstM.StLdlv.
do
do
2d Mort
Equip. Bds
do
do
Cons. Convert.
Illinois canal bonds, 1870
do
6s coupon, '77
do
do
187»
do
Land Grants.
Jo.
do convertible
do
UUI0 6S, 1873
do 68,1881
do 68, 1886
Kentucky 6b
Mlo"ilgan
lat.
LMk. ft
do
Texas, Kb, of 1876
do
Indiana
M
Atchison
do
do
do
do
do
do
BullTN. y. ft E. 1st M., 1977.,.. 97),
Bud. R. 7s, 2d M. 8. F. 188S
7s, 3d Mort., 1875
do
!irV
4
do
78, large bonds
Connecticut 68
iniscellaneoas List.
4 P. P:r,fi8 gold ....
Atlantic ft Pacific L G. «'s gid
Atc'il«on, Top. A S. Fe Ts gId
-lo
do
do Funding Act, 1««6. Si
do
do
2d do ..
J4
do
do
1868, •a
do
do
3d do ..
do
'M
do
do new bonds
.Mich. Cent., 1st M. 88, 1882
w
Max
11
do
do Special Tax
Consol. !8, 1902....
do
13\
South Carolina f*
Chic, Bnr. ft Q. 8 p. c Ist M.. lio'
45
do
So,
per
ct,
2d
Mort
do
Jan. ft July...
Mich.
.10
7
26 K
•to
do
April A Oct... 2i"
Mich, 8, ft N I.S. K.7 p.c...
do
do Fandlun Act, 1S6« ^9
Cleve. * Tol, Sinking Fund.. hu^
31
do
do Lan(IO,1889, J* J lii
Cleve, ft Tol., URW bonds
94
do
do L.ndC,1839, A&O 26
Cleve,, P'vllle ft Ash,, old bds. 9i)4
do
do 78
of 18^8. 3U
do
do new bds. 93
S6
Missouri 68
Detroit, Monroe ft Tol bonds. US
*i% 93
do
Han. & St. Joseph.
Butfalo ft Erie, new bonds ... 93
94
LoalBtanaes
Lake Shore DIv. bonds
91
do
do new nonds
Lake Shore con. coup bonds.
;o'.
do
do new floating debt.
do
Con. reg. bonds...
101
do
Paclllc K. 7s, guart'd by Mo.,, 9n
78, Penitentiary
98
do
68, levee bonds
Central Pacltlcgold HondB
OOK
do
88
do
Union Pacific Ist M'ge Bonds,
si"
do
Ss
Land Grant, 7s,, 76 Ji 77
do
1875,.
do
do
8s
Income lOe
..of IJIO.
do
80>i 80X
Calllornla78
Bid.
Atchison
78,1865-76
iCrle 1st
old
litre.
Pn^es represent
a separate list.
T. Local Securities " are quoted in
N.
•Toou AVD noDBirat
6a, subscription.
78. 1*76
7b, conv. 1876....
YORK.
on a previous page and not repented
BTOOKS Ain> •oiTUTiaa.
A(k.
(U. S.Bonda Quoted before.)
State
,
(THE "CHRONICLE.
ctob?r 26, 1872.1
TOOKS AND
.
do
1st
M.,
8a.
jo
75
87
so
90
44
. . .
44
PAST DCK COtTPOXS.
TenncBSee utate Coupons
Vh-jelnla Coupons
deferred...
do
no
Memphis City Coupons
Nashville City Coupons
5S
84
34
6>
.60
.
.
THE CHRONICLK
550
.ATBST
The Rutland Railroad has authorized the issue of $1,500,000
new mortgage bonds.
The difficulty between the Central R. R.of New Jersey snd the
Hailwajj iltonttor.
il\]t
OF STATE, CITY AND
INTBIjL,ICiEIVCB
KAILKOAD FINANCES.
& West, resulted in the payment of the Central dividend, and a stipulation in regard to the issue of the new |:j,000,000
convertible bonds, that the R. L. & W. should have no liability
Del., I^ack.
INVESTiHENTS-TABIiES OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
Our extended
and miscel-
tables of State, city, railroad, canal
if the consolidation agreement
subsequently be held invalid.
on ihera,
—
laneous securities are published again to^ey the last Saturday
of the present month. Xuraerous corrections and additions have
been made, as usua'.to furnish the latest information in regard to
every stock and bond embraced in our
The month has not been without important changes in the affairs
of many prominent corporations. The developments in egard to the
i
Vermont Central Railroad have excited great
inte
and we have furnished extended reports of the proceedings at
the bondlioldors' meetings in Boston, and shall publish in our
next issue the detailed figures from the Treasurer's report. The
pages of these publications in The Ciironicle arejall indexed in
the" remarks" opposite Vermont Central in the]railroad tables, for
rest,
the convenient refernce ef subscribers, in their
thus furnish-
files,
ing them a history of the whole transaction.
CANAL STOCK AND EONU
=5
Miles
March
10, 1372,
should
porations in the tables following:
[Entered according to act of Congress, In the year
DKSCKIPTIOX.
of
In South Carolina the constitutional amendment prohibiting
any further increase of the State debt has been adopted.
In regard to the bonds cf St. Paul City (Minn.) issued to railroads, the Court, on appeal, has decided that they are valid, and
the interest must, therefore, be resumed.
The St. Louis, Kansas C. and Northern Railroad (North
Missouri, sold under foreclosure in August, 1871,) has declared a
3 per cent, dividend ou the preferred stock.
During the month there has been published in these columns
an abstract of annual reports, or other important items of information, concerning the affairs of a number of other companies, whose
names it is unnecessary to repeat here, as all such matters are
indexed in the remarks opposite the respective names of the cor-
lists.
finances of the
[October 26, 1^72.
1872,
Outstanding.
OK DIVIDEKDS.
wncn
^"t Payable.
•„•
LIST.
Co., In the office of the Librarian of Congress,
INTEliEST
Amount
of So
a|
For explanation of all references see C'nal
foot note* on Isi page of RU. Tables,
&
by Wm. n. Dana
Principal,
BEMAIiES.
when Due
Whcie Payable and
»
C]
Washington, D.
Stockfi,
last Dlvl'd
by Wliom.
nANAI<«.
C/ienapeake
tt
Detn icarfistock
mortgage
1st
Cltexapefike
A
50
var.
25
(originally t2,8W,000)
0/(jo— stock
l.!197,8T2
8,229,594
2.000,0W)
4,375,000
AlarylanJ Loan, sinking fund
(inarantced Sterling Loan
loads having next preference
\fm
l.OIX)
3,.-i00,000
1S71
1872
1,100
S.SOOJOO
3,'W.OOO
"ioo
1,(01
4,999.400
8,272,800
922.000
1,00
5,«««,n;
6
1,1101
2,000.000
5,000.000
1.49«,S7»
1,003,800
103,000
1,025,000
6
i.otxi
100
IJeueiitnres, sterli'ig
ii Iiu7-iUi7i~nUK\K
Lehigh Coal tfc JVar/fifwiion— stock
Loan, convertibte, coupon, gold
1st mortgase registered
50
registered, Kit
f'oiilpnients &c..
Loan ciiviTlibU- Into stock till
Monon'j'ilieln Xar, Co.—-stock
gold
Dec,
1,000
1,000
'T2...
50
1st nn)rlKa;te...
1862
consolidated
1 ttock
mortga'je
1,010
jVo/',-i-f— Stock,
.0(1
l*rcterre
ist
2.1
IfO
I8.-1S
mortgage
ISfO
1865
Hoat loan
VreleiTcd stock scrip dividend
Pmii\i/lvaniu~S\ock
1st ,M.. 'juar. by fenn.
&
I'.r.
imi
I.IW
1,000
Connnon bonds
Improvem nt bonds
Boat and car loan
Boat and car loan
i8(a
18(H
7 f
6 IT.
2>i
do
do
do
do
.-.J.
I'-
J.&
5
do
do
do
do
1884
1S97
1897
1877
.July, 18T2
PittFburg, olllce.
J.
J.* J. N.y., N.B'Kof Coni'ce. July 1,1887
A.& O. Leh. Val. lilt. Co.,PhiIa, Aug, 1872
do
Aug, 19W
do
A.&O.
do
do
April, 1876
A.&O.
do
April, 1« 6
do
F.& A.
6
2
IO:!.lf,l
4,457,150
2,805 000
713.(XI0
J.*
J.
J.'&
.T.
J.&
F. &
F.&
J.
Philadelphia
July' 1910
office.
t33.:'50
2.002,748
0(1397.
(V. 12, p..l65.(>8>i.l
Gross lerelpts. 1871, $175,120; expcnsea
and taxes, $7S,77i dlvds. in 71.9perct.
Leased, April, 1-^70, to Lehigh Valley RK.
for 9ti9 yrs. The lessees assuming bds
& scrip & paying 10 p. c per annum on
pref stock, and 4 on cousol. stocli. (v.
;
,
*
11, p. 714.)
Wyoming & WIconisco mfrged into, and
West Branch & Susq. owned by P., CO.
•Inly, 187J Leased from June 1, 1870, to PI 11. & ReadJu y, I8T2 for999yea 6 at annual rent of $655,000
Marcn i«n including certain real and personal pro
.Ian., 1882
p rty conveyed to P. & R. (v. 14, p.
Philadelphia, office
M.&N.
do
do
do
do
do
1,('00,000
.I.&'.I.
Phlla.
1,311,000
.!.& J.
.).& J.
do
do
J. *.I.
S25..S1(;
Oct., 1899
Feb., 1887
Income, $272 385. See annual repoit In
Chbonicle, v. 14. p. 659.
Cent. RR.
of N. J. assumes $2,310,000 ot gold loan
l87-'-8<
M.& S.
J.& J.
6
do
do
do
do
A.
A.
50
25c.
25e.
&
11, p. 712.
10, '72 S-e Cam. & Amboy RR. (v. 14. p. 5i2,595.)
May, 1867 Gloss receipts last year, $1,5(19 199; ex».>4
penses, interest and taxes, $1,236,814; net
Philadelphia, olllce.
.— F.
.&D.
J.& D.
1,000
I7;(fo7i— stock
Ist mortgage
London.
C1IROXK.1.K. v.
N.Y., Office N..I.Ccn.Rn Oct.
M.& N.
8g- M.&S.
800,(i(Xl
7'Me irc(f«;-— Stock
139!
July, 1875
3
l.OiX)
Maryland loan, 2d mortgage
al, connnon bonds, Sd mort...
do
prol. end T. *V. priority bds.
do
do
•I.&.I.
.!.& .1.
M.& N.
M.&N.
Susqh.t^a
A
M.&S.
1,000
1,000
l.'OO
aw
& Sons.
&
M. &N.
1.645 .04 -t
2.608.977
1,751,218
4,016,670
171,354
305,500
BO
I,
2d mortgage
5
7 f
X.
,S:
3.& J.
F. & A.
236,96i
v.ir.
"50
common
S'ftir/tiehainia it
I.IXW
50
isio
F.
4
6
l,I75,(«fl
50C.OL10
285.00(1
var.
•
HI!., s.f. »5,000.000.
Sustju., tst and '^d niort
*V(A tt!/ikUl .Vrn?.— stock,
I'ref erred stock
1st mortgage (dne \SU, ext. to 1897)
West
BaUo.,A. Brown
17, '72
July, 18S6
.
i867
1858
do
do
J.
pi:
1(>:H,350
800.000
15,000,000
1,500,000
Dela.
Isf raoi-t.
Del. City to Chesap. City. Md. Xet earnings from operations, 1871, $296,0S2Annnal report In CiisoyirLE. v. 11, p. 761
isTO
shows ret receipts In is;i, $283,54.; net
London,
1890
receipts in (luar.cr ending Aug. 31, 1872,
*1«.48S.
Balto..A brown & Sons.
1885
Philadelphia, oltlce
Ang., 1872 L> as d to Lehigh Coal
Nav. Co., at int.
<lo
do
.Inly 1,1878
ou bonds and 8 p. e. a vr on stock.
N. Y./oOlce, 71 Bway. Aug.. 1872 Net receipts in 1871. »2,l"00,l'4. Ca-h dlv. In
b.
Susq. Mirt
N. r.,Bk otCommeice.
6 yr£, 1J6 ji. rt. i.eases
18T7
do
do
1881
llens^S S. Kailroads. Annual lepoit In
June
Philadelphia, ofllce.
D.
l,69i,6(IO
I
Delaware Dichton-^iock
1st mortgage
Delaware tfc 7/H'/.son— stock
Uegistered Honds
lEegistered Bonds
Uegistered Honds
Mort. loan, on
J.&
J.&
1,880,800
2,907,850
3,000,000
do
do
do
do
do
*
.Jan., 1876
May,
May,
May,
Baltimoie.
.Iari.','l8"5
do
do
n.
.1
1,
Jan.,
May
Philadelphia, office.
3o5.)
ira)
1888
1889
1878
1391
1,1883
Leased to P. & Reatlng RK. for Interest
on bonds and half of net c rnings; in
1370-71 detlcit after expenses aud Interest
was
$li2,657.
(14, p. 77.)
Gross rict ipts, 1870, $58,:"90; operailns expenses, same. Komiual co6t,$5,907,806.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BONO LIST
[
Entered according to act of Congress, In the year
DESCItlPTION.
1872,
by Wm. B. Dana
&
Co., In the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D.
INTEREST.
Amount
Size or
I
I
par
OutWhen
valuet st'ndlng. pert Payable.
Forexiilanation of
all references, see
foot-notes on 1st (.age of RR Tables.
il
Cent
Aflame Exprem Co.— stock
Aiiier. MerfkUfitft' Vnlon £>.— stock,
American roa/— stock
Ahierii'an Dork <t ImprotiemetU Co.
Af'hlmii /tri(lf/e, It-t mort.. guar
Aii'iiitir
li'i'^Unt.
Canton
Union
R.IJ,
Central of X.
./.
100
16X
4,000,000
4,000,000
731,230
"io
S5,0008hs.
100
bonds guaranreed..
.
10.000.000
18.000.000
1,500,000
Land Co
100
1,000
do
do
2d mortgage
Cumberland Coal & Iron Co— Stock
J>>inleilhiH)iibi{t/iie Bridge— \MXiit.t...
1,000
100
1,000
100
100
100
too
100
100
so
Pretcrre 1 stork
C'lal—ntock
Arir Central Coal (Md)
A. 1 .yeierounfll,t/x»lilOH.Tet.— Stock
/^flll,: .\rail Nleoinilii), Co.— Stock...
renyiMilUiinhi I;,hI -stock
M'lr.'/l'iiut
Ill, lids
"50
l*rnn^!llrauia fontfittuy
V«;. J.,/((,-, Miniiaj Co.—Com. stock.
2rl
100
100
!!'.'.!!!
!!!*"!!"
mortgage.goM
,Si,rinr/ .tfoiintain ''Ort/.— stock..!!.!"
,S/>r'ire //ill Oy'//.—stock
!!
Vnitnl .stole'* J'J.rj)re^it—»tock
!!!!
]\>li'. farfio <t Co. A'.r/)rM»— stock,..
neitern Cniou 7>/«(/m»A—stock
•'<
uion;ag«..,,
,
„,I<««lo«taloliond»,(iol(l
c<,ai„;r.
wintnam
,
,.
.,,,,,,,
.;„;„;;,
:
i
Ill', it SI. LoiilH Ilriilrje—l)omU
J^t'tifvllle /h'lilff''—hon(\fi
MarlpOMit O.twl ,{ .yinlny ( >>.— stock
Prelerred sti.e.l.1st morig;ige. gold
&
J.
M.&S.
M.&N.
Whom.
REMARKS.
Stocks,
Last DIvc'd.
N.Y., Bankof N. T.
do
do
New York, office.
N. Y.. Cent. KR. of N.J
Wpt.
1872
2,
July, 18T2
Mar., 18T2
Guar, by Ch.&
Dec.
2X
m
III!
90
10
100
100
lOU
m
&
St. Jo.,
&
Cen.Br. U. P.
Annual report
Chronicle, vol. 14. p. 796.
Cbronicle, v. 15, p. 19.
Boston,
office.
10,250,000
J.&
J.&
513,000
307,000
493,000
500,000
480,000
F.
J.
J.
&A.
N. y.,otllce. 71Bway.
New
York.
do
do
in
Jan. 9,18.%
Dec!,"l871
Jan., 1885
j
A
sinking fund provision
gago.
is
made
for each mojt-
1879
Feb., 1879
A.&O.
M.&N. N.Y. by 111. Cent. R.R.
A.&0. N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
J.&D. N.jY., Oilman, t^oa & Co
Oct.
:87i
18»3
1,
Nov.,
Chrokiole,
v. 15, p. 35S.
See CiiRONtcLK, V.
10,000,000
13, p. 324.
5,('0(..000
Dec,
4.100,000
5,000,000
Q-F.
4.3H.a)0
New
Yorit OHlce.
20,000,000
Q-F.
F.&A.
4.(100,000
542.503
N. v., ili'isro.idway.
do
do
1370
Property, $7,500,000; debt, $272,0 0. (v. 15, p. 5:3.)
Average div. since Aug.. 1867, Ion. c. (v. 15, p. i' .)
See CiiKONK'i.H, V. 14, p. 730.
Dividends In 1871. 20 per cent. (v. 14. p. 628.)
Nov'.'l.'l«72
Sept., 1869
Aug.. 1872
Aug. 1, 1631
2.5 0,000
Is
a branch of Penn. R.R.
(v. 14. pp. 270. 765.)
5,700,1100
4.301,000
500,000
1,000,010
1,250,000
1.000,000
6,000,000
5,000,000
40.1)00,000
4,0(- -
i<(^
S.: (y.. 11.
1887
July, 1866
';«3,ooo
.
Coi<H(iWiatloit Coal nf M<1.—stock
Ist mort. (convertible)
Cumberland colli and I.—1st mort..
1st rii(iitKai.-c.
Q.-M.
J.
by
i,;(i(),bbo
Mail steamship Co—stock...
W'Htef I*i}trer
Ititnroretneiit Co., Bait...
Cart/ linpioremeitl Co.— stock.
100
100
29
Where Payable and
C]
Bonds.
Prlncim
pal.
When Due,
7g.
7k.
5
"•y
J.&D.
N.Y., E.'iOiily
&
Co.
.I.&.l.
J.
do
Q-F.
New Vurk office.
New York .office.
New York, office,
J.&
J.
&J.
i« J.&
J,
r
.& N.
f
,*
i.srii
Jan
N Jf Bank
.,
of N, Y,
20, 1872
Nov. 1,1W2
July
5,
1872
I
AnuualreportluCuRoMCLB,
J!in,,i870
137B
j
!
e«lpt«. »<,790,^a2,
v, 15|P, 492,
Ket
'»" 49^,
""' SliJ
'« p,
" -5, 155,
'" IS,
(V,
'
"'^
re
: :
.,
.
October 20
n
.
THE CHRONICLE
1872.]
STATE
thcycar
[Kiileri!(la™i>r(llii5rtonct of ConRress, In
Sub«4>ribers wrlll confer n orreat fhvor
bjr
Date Size or Amount
of
par
OntBonds. Value' st'ndlng.
DESCIUI'TION.
18TJ,
do
do
Sterling
bterlintf
&
Dana &
bonds of
185(1, extended....
bonds, extendeil
18K
l(IO*c
turn
lio&c
$168,000
1,M1.000
ism
UiOfto
473.800
When
^S?
P"';
raXEBEST.
Where Payable and
do
do
186(i
64.800
\am
8'i.fOO
<48.(X)J
877,'200
18(i7
iww
lOJ&c
1868
I'.O&c
mi
bond Indorsements
HK
l,(iOU
70-
to Mont. & Kufala
to Ala. & ('hattanooga
New Orleans & Schiin UK..
Arktuinfin :
Loan
Loan
Principal,
when
REMABKB.t
due.
im-ssage. published in Ciikiinlcl,K. T. 13, p. 7:19, and
Auditor's report In
V. 18. p, P3!l, show all details In re.-ard in IlieSlala
flnanclal situation, and a history ol Alabama ft
4ft>J.00O
13.600.000
SOO.OOO
2.C00.000
1870
1870
KK
1871
J.S.'iO.OOO
2,185,000
1.67".«10
i,noo
1.200.000
900,001
750.000
450,0
3,165,000
7
7
7
1.083.000
Jg.
ig7g.
7g.
7g.
1838-39
1872
1
330.1
1,(K)0
1,000
mo
I,IX)0
1870
1,000
1857
18GU
lOO&o
500&C
SOOic
500&C
Soldiers' relief bonds
do
bourity bonds
guaranteed interest on the Company's bonda was
not paid July 1. 1872. (v. 14. p. 218,317, 998. 9W,
Co.
ft
do
do
651
J.*
J.
N. Y.. Un. Trast Co.
do
do
do
gw
year.
W year
10-;iOyear
yr...
by V. S. Oovt.
and Internal imp fund
bonds
lield
Due
Seliool
('(invention
319,500
605,000
250.0(10
1861
lOO&c
1863
1,000
O. N. T.. Union Trust Co.
ft
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
7
7
ISftl
10
1864
1865
1.000
lOJ&C
1857
1,000
706.700
sia.oco
1.174,000
935 500
1,741,100
1S68-69
1871
1870
do
Jackson, P.
& Mob. KU
2;o.ooo
262,0
30,000
194,000
210.0CO
i",666
State bonds (sold or hypotliccaled.
lioaii to
raleoftaxallon.'^Klnir.s. riifumled
Is mostiv held by U.S. Tlie "Levee" Itonila
are In defaiilt for Interest, asthoir validity la
iiucitlonc J. (Ciii!oiiic,'i.c. vol. IS. p. 50, 181, 187.)
tr20,0(10.000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
iS99
.
1812
1818
.
1,000
i',()o6
4,000.0^X1
500
100.000
176,500
Ititc est
Albany
•^50*c
500
5fl0&c
do
1866
1870
ISTO
1870
1870-71
ISID
Kaitroad cudorsein'is (to July, 18i!)
&
1,(100
Var's.
1
Brunswick
UK
bonds. Inscribed stock
1.000
1.000
1!W
.
ft
J.
do
do
do
do
.
ft
J.
Sacramento. Treasury,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do^
1877
1880
Hartford, Trcftsnry,
July, 1881
Jan., 1883
Oo
do
do
do
do
do
A.
O.
ft
do
do
do
do
do
lund.
6
Debt has been reduced since 1866 from $10,000,000
to present figures, by sinking fund purchases.
The
1861 bontisare pavable at pleasn re since .lulv,
and those of is64 after Oct.. Is7l. A-sisscd
value of real and personal property, $339,782,733 ;
rate of taxation, 2 mills.
Interest overdue January 1, I8?2. $157,606. old
Territorial bonds are not recognized. Ueal and
personal iiroperty assessed In 1871 at $:U.673.7."»3,
Loan to./., P. & M. U.K.. Is secured by mortgage on road. Other loans to rairoadsbave been
authorized to amount of $7.7 18.000 but not issued.
Jan.,18!l4
Oct., 1894
Oct., 1885
1871,
New
Vations
York.
7
N.Y., Dunvan, 8.
Sg.f.
1,000
1,000
(to Chicago)
Co,
ft
J.ftJ.
Q-J.
N. Y„4th Nat'l Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N.Y., Lond.oi Frank.
Assessed va'uc of property In 1871. $2JI.492.l6'i
tigalnst $225,119,59-2 In 1870. Uate ot tax. 4 mills
L- gisia' nre. In ?ept.. *T2. declared void the semlanunal i old bonds of 187". and $l:w,000 of ihe
quarterly bon i« held tiy H. clewift C •.; (he enrrcneylio-id-i. $2,000,(00; and the lollcwlng IM. eidorsemmts. viz: Ilrunsnick & A'b.. $3,.'r(lo.0<l0,
Balnbr..c.&C.. $600,001. Cherokee Val.. $300.(00.
Jan., 1872
.May 1874
'72,^3 ft '4
'79-'S0-'l-'6
July, 1886
Oct., 1890
J.
&D.
ft
J.
do
do
M.
ft
J.
ft
S.
J.
M.&N.
Bonds lo contractors, &c
do
,lobn Tllford,act
'41&
1813
N. Y.,
do
Am. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Dec, 1890
889,000
316,000
J.
personal property
Jan., 1878
ft
J.
do
N. Y. Ollman.Sonft Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.
8.
ft
do
do
do
Frankfort, Ky.
do
do
Various.
1,M2.S16
18S3-'84
1876-'99
1881-'99
Mnhie.
-i
bonds
do
Bounty do
do
ao
Municlp il, War Debt sBsttmed
Wsr
i.^
° o
CIv.l loan
1
•
ot
g,i
oi
st'g
i
\ew
loan to redeem stei-ling of 1866
Jf«.s»«<-/iM.'!e«»— state Almahonaj L'n.
do
State House KnlarRement Loan...
Lunatic Hospital, ftc, Loan
Lunatic Hospital (West. .Mass)....
do
do
Defense Loan.
Bounty Fund Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
do
do sterling
War Loan, sterling
Trov A Oreenf UK, Loan, sterling!
do
do
home...
do
•Jo
sterling.
do
sterling
,
„ d"
Southern Vermont UU, Loan ...
Norwich & Worcester UU. Loan..
Is
.
I.,
lilt.,
1*1,0(10
500,(K10
KXX)
l.OOO
1.000
2,950,000
480,000
516,000
665,001
750,000
2,600,(00
•296,00(1
SMI&c
5'25,(100
1.000
500&C
lOO&c
2,273,333
ISS8
2,9 8,111
31,06'i
ISSi
269,000
Sept., 1873
1893
lOO&c.
33'J,000
1852
I'.OOO
l(X),iXlO
185i&51
1853&5I
1,0110
110,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
165,0(XI
500
viasm
'61-'6a
sterling
5(0&c
SOO&c
91.000
50,000
2,4riO,aiO
'.a-'ei
i,'ill(M:c
•6I-'M
1-68
OOiftc
ilOOitc
(W),O0O
888 001
200,000
4,379,500
4,000,744
999,914
.5,-.4 180
966,500
2,952,100
'69. -71
flOOfti'.
3
1861)
5,0110
•2(»>,0(10
lS.'-i7
1,000
4(10,OiiO
6a-'69
IH7«
1812
i:2o
3,.5|19.(S!4
i.oiiu
2:!0,0(1(l
i;5oo
2,150.000
1863
1865
i,ono
1,000
1.000
1.000
15U.0OO
1.465,000
463,000
Sl.OiO
'fil-'6!
'63.'64
1863
1861
1861
1869
1,000
1.00D
500ftc
ilOO&c
i.'OO
ls^,:^^2
SteMat-te Canal Bonds.",
"'
'
"«""*. '*''''''^-"''^'''* eolutnn shows the several
A 'iLV'
T wh'.-i P,tyn>ilis.—3 &,). stands for .Tan.
,
&
Jn'y; F.
N. O., Cltlz'n Bk. of La.
6
V.iriou8.
M. ft S.
F.
J.
A.
ft
A.
&D.
&0.
6g.
5g.
6g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5k.
5k.
5g.
5g.
5g.
6k.
5g.
'«.
5g.
M.'&N.
ft
O.
do
J.ftJ.
J.*D.
M.&N.
J.ftJ.
do
do
do
M.ftN.
do
.1.
A.
ft
ft
J.
O.
J-
ft
do
do
do
Augusta and Boston.
$J.TC0.70.
lie-
constitutional amendment limits the total debt
Direct d. bt, Jan. 1, 1872. was
to $25,000,(10(1.
$ao,ISS,Ml«; contingent debt $6.r>79.6ii3 ; temporary
It was
$3,476,268; total outstanilieg, $S(U'44.751
bonds authoriz- d
decided,
however, that
previous to the amendment m'ght be Issued,
which Includes $l'2fl.(00 to Miss, ft Mcx. Cult
Canal ; $59I.(X)0 lo N. La. & Texas KK.; $-2.(»7ri.(ilKl
bonds guar, for N.O.. .Mob. * Texas KU.; $-2.-iT0.(X»)
bonds to be Issued to siime company ; $I.p-25.(K10
(or more) to N. O., Ilslon U. & Vleksburg KU.;
$1(10,00010 Shr. veport Ilospltsl; $1('(1.0(10 subs, lo
Miss. Val. Nay. Co. Total real and persousl property In 1871 a-sessed at $2 (l.59i.4!7. Rale of
mills ; In 1872 larger.
SUte taxation. In 1871.
UU
was
Jan.. 1872.
$6Il.-*5
the municipal debt slnk'gfniid was $1S7.(«I;
187S-':8
;
$.ll(i,-
matured in 1871. After the I". S. Supreme Court decision, interest was p lid in gold
w.s reversed. Valuation In
fill the decision
1870, $2'24,50'.1,95l. tax r»te,5X mills.
000 of debt
War., 1883
Ang., 1880
Jnne, 1889
Oct., 1898
Nov",1872
Oct.,'iS-'74
Oct., 'T3-*74
do
do
Boston. Treasury.
do
do
London. Baring Bros
M.&N.
J.& J.
Is
1897
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London, Baring Bros.
London, Baring Bros,
do
do
J.
do
(v. 14, p. 157.)
July 1,1910
Boston, Treasury,
A.&O.
J.ftJ.
do
in 1872
a se'sed valuati.-.n of property In 1S71 was
on which the rate of taxation was 19«
cents per $100: IncomB from dividends on railroad, canal and other stocks owned by the Stale
waa $.'554,128. The Stste has largely assisted
canals snd railroads, and holds $4,694,51.5 of sineks
and bonds of solvent eninpanlea, besides $1,8.58.717 In the sinking fiinil. leaving on-y $5.8.«3.4ii7 of
debt, without any oflSet ; the State also holds
$20,557,166 In unproductive 'securllles. Sterling
loan of 1S65 was redeemed after fc'eptember, 1?72.
The
J.ftJ.
do
dii
and personal properly
Bonds of counties, lowns, and
and Interest collected by
The war debt sinking fund
Boston. Treasury.
London. Baring Llros.
do
do
real
April, 1911
Augusta and Boston.
Boston, Suffolk Bank,
do
do
do
Boston, Treasui;}'.
London. Baring Bros.
N. Y., Mercantile N.
do
do
do
do
<la
do
Bk
do
do
do
,
„>).— J..i(lMrtarl»from Jan,iQ,-.F,,niiarto.-lyfrnraF8bruary; (3.-M.,fiuai-terlylroraMarch.
$116,716,'28.3,
1862 all Interest on the debt •*>!
is paid In coin, excepting on the
temporary loans. In 1871 Ihe debt was increased
The sinking funds number
about $'2,50'2,'.f«).
sixteen, and the securities held cost $is,i-js,:i(4,
market value at close of last liscjil
their
year being more than the original cost. The
loan to Boston, Hartford & Erie KK. Is ticnred
bv deposit of $4,000,(100 "Iterdell" mort. bonds,
"The assessor's segregate of real and personal
By a law of
jlnssacbusetts
July, 1874
June, 18T7
May, 1880
July,^73-'76
July,'77-"78
July, 1888
July. 1894
May. 1894
May, 1891
July, 1881
Oct., '88- -90
April. •91-'93
April. 1883
July. '8-91
April, 189(1
,lnly. 1877
J.ft J.,;9(10
Jan., 1875
July. 1891
May.
1890
Jnly.1819
&
property In ihc Stale Is $I,591,9«3,0(»i, the actual
yalue ,ieing$-i,307,li04,4 7. 'faxatlon In 1871 "as
$21,8<i'2,»l3 of which $6,6.-il.000wai for State purposes, and $14,739,715 for municipal. Uevenne
Is also derived Irom a (ax on ravings bsnk
deposits, on corporations, on national bank
stocks, and from several other sources. The
credit of Massaehueelts In the Lonilon market
Is deservedly very high. War loan, registered,
currency 6*8, were paid after July 18r2.
The debt has been diminished
$l„r,w.f!i3
in 4 last
Assessed vsluatioll of real and personal
property, 18;i-'2. $630,000,000, and rate of taxation
5}< mills. Surplus revenue Is applied to purchase
ot bonds SB fast as It accumulates,
years.
July. 1878
1873. '78 ft "83
denominations In which b<'Dds are Issned,
A., Fab, A Aug.; M. * » M ich & Sept,; A. ft 0, April
sizes or
ft
1886 ft '88
London, Baring Bros.
1S«0
do
do
do
1890
Quarter. Baltimore, State Agent. 1880 ft 18'0
do
do
A.ftO.
1890
do
do
Qu-rter.
1890
do
18-5
do
J ft J.
do
do
Quarter.
1890
A.ftO.
do
do
1890
J.ftJ.
do
do
1875 ft 1893
do
do
do
18^3
do
do
do
1885
do
J.ftJ.
Aprll,18«-87
A.
railroad iiropei-
.
J.ftJ.
5g.
5b.
5g.
5g.
;
.
J.
A.&O.
5&6
308,026
65,207
3,637,745
100,000
75,000
i839
18S9
1S68
1867
1871
ISTi
J.
Various. N.O-. Cltlz'ns' Bk of La.
J. ft J. N.Y., Bank of Ainer ca.
1,'«7,051
18-19
•
Kcnewal Loan Honda ...
Two Million Loan ...
War Bounty Bonds ...
7
6
7.30
475.000
2,832,500
3,084,400
18:58
ft
IX.)
Eources of sinking fund. $2,456 191. Total valuatlon of properly in 1»71, $126,822,707. Tax rate,
45 cents on $100.
ft 8.
ft J.
ft
$1'20.000.00('.
the State,
do
do
do
Sept., 1906
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1890
do
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1890
M. ft 8. N. Y., B'k of America, March l,!909
do
M. ft N.
do
do
May. 1910
M. &S. N.O., Citlzns' Pk ol La.
1899
A. ft O. >J.V.. Bank ot America.
1909
J.
Is $118,915,561
The nominal debt of Kentueky
M.&S.
1
80,000
SOOftc
'.
Harliiir Land Inipruviiuent
sterling loan (lur .t Hi, SOU;...
2 0,a)
1,(K10
1,000
1,000
1,000
J.
965,3110
1863
1863
1S64
•61-'62
Coiist
K,
2,(16(1,000
•51-'61
1851
1857
Back Bay Lands Loan
Union Fund Loan
,v
500
;oi)&c
1,000
1,000
1,000
'.28,172
Susfinehanna KU
Annapolis & ElkridRC UU
Defen-e Bouutv Loan
Southern Uellet bonds
Deaf and uinb AsyluTi Loan
Md. ilO'pUalloan.UllS years
&
Biislnii.llarlf.
l,»iO,000
1,000,000
3,960,000
varl'n
'
.\;
do
i
g£
Balt.ft iihlo UU.,stcrllnK
Chesapeake « Ohio Canal,
Kallroa 8 HUd canals
Kastern Shore UK
Baltimore
Susn, UU
Chesapeake & Ohio canal
186
1-67
1870
1866
1866
1870
1870
1869
1870
1869
1869
1857
1870
1371
J.
187. 218.
cities are registered,
N.CCltlz'ns'Bk.of La March 20, '72
do
do
do
July, 1893
do
do
do
'72 to 1906
Various.
do
do
do
do
1886
M. ft N. N. Y., B'k of America, May 1, 1907
do
do
do
M. &S.
March 1, 1875
M.
80,000
750,000
(v. 14. p. 19.81. 219.
v. 15. p. 155.
fy. $'25 516.042;
A
1,000
500
1,000
1,000
1,000
;
real -state, $'25 i,-2S9,S95, or abonv
one nnh of the actunl value. The III. Cent. UK.
tax amounts to nboul $3IO.(1(IO. The bonds ot l'-71
were Issued for relief of (Chicago, (v. 13. p, M9.)
Various
Jan.,|R80
Jan.,lS80
Jan., 1880
after 1881
Various. N. Y., B'k of America.
593,000
66,000
281.000
•4'i
C'ha Itv Hospital bonds
Bonds for relief of State Treas....
Bonds In aid of various railroads..
Mtrlitij'tit
July
101 .;75
V.. $2:5.000.
The debt has been rapidly reduced. Valuation (f
;
Levee bonds
do
do
Bonds fund ne coupons
Bonds torrediMiiptlun certifs, &c..
Bonds III Hoeuf <fc Crocodile -Nav.C
do for relief of P. .1. Kennedy..
do Issued to St ite P nit iitbiry.
do to fund lloatluK debt ot State
do toMiss.ft Mex.ti'lf Canal....
do iss.t 1 .V. La. & Texas VM. Co
do fchool held by stat^ Treas..
do to N. O., Moll. & Cliat. UK...
do to X. o., .Mob. « Texas UK.
&
The valuation of
lOO&c
1004c
1843
1864
do
Military purposes
do held by Uoai-d of lid
LouiMaua
artersvllle
292. 489. 521. 621. 791
N. T., 4th Nat'l Bank.
:
1861 to 1869. fundlUK, &c
'61-'69
for various State purposes.. '61-'69
Military loan
1864-69
Bonds
.
N.
ft
Various.
F. ft A.
J.
971.884
318,000
4S,(W0
102,000
416.S00
250,000
I.OtIO
Honds,
t
M.
ftj.
(
7,545,900
1,880.000
io;&c
bonds
dellclt
7g.
.1.
?« A.ftO.
1.1-80,0
1,000
Warbonds
Bait.
800,000
3.M10,000
S.0OO.0OO
1847
Kefuuded stock bonds
ruiHl University bonds
Thornton loan bonds
Sanitait
866.1X10
7
7
6
6
7
Is being rapidly reduced br a sinking
See notice of redemption of bonds In
v. 15, p 99.
CUBONICLK.
2.ooo,(;oi
N
Rcvennc
;
1900
1900
April, 1900
Georifiti
Western & Atlnntic UB. bonds..
do
do
do
do
do
do
Atlantic* Dnlf Hit. bonds
Bonds, act of .Ma ch 12, lS(i6
Bonds, act Sejit., '70, yoM
Bonds, set Oct., '70, aold
Curren ey bonds of 8;0
y. :5. p. 14.)
debt
A.
:
Old bonds
;
1869 bonds are Issued to railroads
at tlO.OOO per mile to Isnd grant roads and $15.I>IU
per mile to others, hut limited lo 850 miles In all.
Assessed valuation ol all taxable ptopeitv about
1P99
1900
\m
00
125,0(10
1870
'.iU
m
The debt
do
non-taxable.
ation reiUiced In 1871 iroin 7S to 5 mills. Deflelt
In recefpla last llscal a ear was |217.'W.'.
The
»1.000,COO lo
of !872 was fur eurrent liabilities,
*c. The ,\lab. ft Chat. UK., waa I ought by the
State. April. IST.'aid resold In Sept.: the Sfate'a
*O.00O
1869
1870
1870
—
"I
J.ftJ.
1,000
lOO&c
Floatln« debt
*.i(t
do
do
Chattanontra KU. IkiiiiI Iransaition
Assessed
value real estate In 1871, (ir.ll4,8s'2: Kate of tax-
Under a law of
To Meuipblsft Little llock KU
Til Llllle Koek & Fort Sudth UK...
To L. H., I'Ine Uluir & N.O. UU....
To Miss., Ouachita ft lied Ulvcr lilt
To Arkansas Central UM
8(Hle eariitol bonds
CouHflcUcHt :
War bunds, lO-SO year
N. v., Duncan, S
820000
Kun.llnK bonds of 1869
Levee bonds (or warrantsj
Ol unfunded debt
Ten year bonits for dellclenctcs...,
Californtn :
Clviriiouds, sinking fund, gold
ft N. K.T., Duncan, S. ft Co.
May, 1892
do
do
d >
do
May, 11-86
do
do
do
May, 188*
do
Jnnel.
London, Tn'on Bk,
Jnne, 1890
1886
do
J.& J.
do
do
1886
do
do
1886
do
N. v., OiiDcan, S. ft Co.
1886
do
do
do
1688
do
do
do
do
do
Jan. 1, 1892
H.
10.0.01W
Lu.iii lo
do
do
do
do
C.l
I).
by 'Wliom.
Payablet
688Mia
1870
loan of 1H72
liiiilroad
('oncnm, Waahlnicton,
Co., In the ofllcc of the Llbritrlan of
kIvIdk a* Immediate BOtice of anr errori 4l*eavered In our Tables.
The Oovernor's
extcndoc!
extended
do
do
do
New bonds
do
Florlihi
n.
;
tiiatc bunilR, iliiu In 1872
New
SECIJRITIES.
byWM.
For cxplunatlons aee fout-notcs.
Alfihamu
551
0«t.i
M,
N,,M>y 4
.....
ft
Nov,;
aemru~i iKwii \a brMk«t« m (ft« ^a4 of r«^»rki, ta my cm«, nitt to ths vo)um« M« pM(* «f GlMX^pUi |K»tM»lVl fnUdr InformnVloit
.
.^
,
J,« p.waDt
.
^
•MOi
w*.,
,
«
,
;; ;
.
552
THE CHRONICLE
'
[October 26, 1872.
STATE SECUKITIES.
SBb»crlber« will
cotiflBr
a great fWVor by gtvins na Immediate notice of any error discovered In our Table*
DKSCUlPTION.
For KxpUnatluu
ooi
V
of
S ze or
Lou
bonds
Xumls
HoudH
Bonds
....
KU
UU
W. ilr. Paclllc Rli
S. W. r. Pttcinc Kit. (guar.)
rianuibal & St. Joseph lilt
Jferadti:
State l>onds
do
tot\iud floatl.igdebc
R.
do
taxable
Bounty loan bonds, coupon
do
do
rcKistcredstocK,
General fund debt— A»tor ttocK
do
do
dcllciency loan,
do
do
do'
do
do
do'
f Under Art., 7, Sec. f
Canal lyebt.
I
I
Art.
•M-9
l.liOO
•5-2-9
I.OOO
1,000
1,000
1,000
2,379,000
5,219,000
1,456,000
1,589,000
3,00O,0Ou
7,
7,
Sec. 3,
Sec. 12.
Peflclency loin of isr.!
.Comptroller's bds: (by licV.
18T2
500* c
lOO&c
1861
1863
1364
I'JOac
lOoO
do
do
do
do
do
do
Joue
do
do
0/-e,f7o;i -Relief bonds
llountv bonds
Willamette Canal and Lock
18^5
1^81.
188(i.
PvnnxitlEania:
Inclined plane loan. April 10
Coupon loan, Airil i (»a4.0UOreg.)..
do
May
iicKister'd
1
do do
Coupon loan
of April 19 fJSi.OOOreg)
Military loan of .Vav 15 (cp. & reg.)
Slock loan of Feb. 2 (rcglBtoicdJ...
do
do
do
do
^^ do
Chambersbu-g
3
«fi
do
do
do
do
do
do
fcp. ifcreg.)...
<regi8tore t)...
icp. & reg.)..
Carolina:
Slatestock
-
House stock, 1st issue!. ..!
do
do
'2d
do
do
dj
31
do
do
do
4tli do
de
do
5tli do
...
,
>'nndlns bonds...
Bin- Uidge RK bonds,...;....'!!!!
,
St ite
House bunds
do
do
Funding bilU receivable
Payment
of Inter St
Fund. HE bank
C.>nvei-sit.n
comm
Land
Fire loan
bills
bonds.
shIou bonds.
.
.
;
b<in(ls, r«(erlin?
1,738,900
3,639,400
2,6;6,000
1,739,000
2,417,400
1,721.100
18.50
18.W
1860
1836
do
dotneitlc
Railroad endorsements
100,000
1,000
11,4(17,000
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
875,393
1,600,000
4.095 .309
2,400,000
44,S00
46,027
200,000
1849
18i2
1S52
1000
400,000
396,000
112,000
18.52
l,(»iO
2.945,0110
1852
1853
1861
1867
1867
1867
1867
1867
I.OOO
1.000
335,300
210,000
1,000
50&C
50&C
50&C
1,507,160
3,778,550
92,S60
.50&C
7,8gO,.550
50&C
50&C
50&C
90,400
9,271,850
723,950
297,376
1,000
1,000
1,000
i,oao
1,019,000
205,000
(68,000
746,000
var.
var,
var,
var.
var.
var.
38,837
189,691
127,441
301,370
215,476
130,315
1,131,701
970,000
1794
1836
1857
1858
1859
1861
1866
1854
1855
1856
1868
1868
1868
1,(100
11,600
600,000
1,100.000
500&C
1,2.58,550
i86!l
500,VC
1,265,800
lS«U-'70
500&C
71X1,000
4,11.445
30O.4-t9
1004C
1,0
1,000
1,000
1.000
dfibt
a
vac
«
var
-
,.3 =
Slate i.apilol stock
^ ^^^-.
Bds to fund int. on above to Jan, '6b
Hiilroad debt—
do
do
do
do
do
&
&0,
& J.
A.&O.
J, & J,
A.& O,
A.& O.
A,
J,
J,
do
do
do
do
do
7
7
Kalelgh. Treasury,
New York.
do
6g
5g.
5g.
5e.
S,
Q.-J.
J.&
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Columbia & N. Y.
Columbia, Treasury.
do
do
Columbia & N. Y.
do
do
do
do
London,
Imost
J,&J.!
pome
[
A&O
I
I
Columbia.
5
6
'
Feb
(V, 13. n. 840.)
,
Feb
,
1872
1877
Feb., 1882
Feb., 1882
15,
':.\
1868-69
1861
1868
Debt was
all created for war pnrposes and Is be'ng
steadily dimlnli-hed, Tlie valuation of real and
personal property lor the fiscal var endlni; .^p'.
1870, $138,189,489, and tax 01 25 cents on $100, Total
1882
^prll, 1K93
.lely, 1893
1894
August,
revenue
At plcsnre.
Jan, 1, 1877
J»n, 1, 188-1
July 1, 'Si-SJuly 1, '87-89
Julv 1,'82-fif.
July 1, 'f.7-9July 1, '7.5-79
Ju)y 1, 1881
Jan,l, 1885
July 1, 1888
July 1, 1888
July 1, 188J
July 1,183
Jnly'l','l86,^
July 1,1868
m
3,'249.(!90
710,000
752,117
206,001
1870
1871
1,0
1,000
sterling
278 000
lf62
500&C
i!37,iU)
var.
.5(l(i&c
Bank Note Co.. $2'2,5I0,0('0'; of which $.3,072 800
were In State Treasury $6,000,000 sterling loan
In hands of Am. Bank Note Co.; $S,!I53,'200 des;
and balance $9,514,000 were delivered to
financial agent In New York.
Of the latter,
troyed
r<*el8tero»
!
;
$3,773,000 were in use as collateral for loans
$5 541,000 had been sold, and $200,000 were to
credit of sinking fund. Old debt not converted
was $6,453,908, niakhiK total debt, $11,994,90-. withont Including bonds pledged, or railroad endorsements. The Blue iildge RB, serin, anth rlzed
1872, Is eeelded tobc unconslilutional. Taxation
for 1871, rate. State 7 mills county. 3 mills. Assessed value ot prope'tv, $183.913337, The State
defaulted on interest Jan., 187'2. (v. 14, p, 385 763;
;
V,
15,
p, 218, 235, '230,)
total debt here given
Is,
according to a supple-
mental report of the Comptroller, Oct. 21, 1871,
af'cr deductlngbon'ispald In bv allroads. From
this total debt of $31,990,066, the Comptro'ler deducts—debt of solvent railroads. $5,776,,533 dne
from railioads then sold, $5,2i4,o:i2; Indorsed
bonds that will pav mierest, $2,172,000, and interest, $130.320 Int. 18 mos, on bonds paid In, $535,590; estimated balance revenue due, Jan, 1, 1872,
'
;
making
toial
deductions of
$;.'^ .028,47.5.
$19,961,590.
Total valuation of lands, $'205,,880,777 ; lots and
other property $72,518,243; total taxable, $287,905,020. No new debt can be created, except bv a
two-third vote of the people. The rate of ta'xatlon was raised to 60 cts on tbe$l(Xlfor 1871,
though since reduced to 40, but a lax has been
laid on railroad receipts, and on some other
sources of revenue, (v. 13, p. 601,'.3i,)
The State owns about
M.&
lOO&c
lUJ&c
l>ni
I87X
J,
lOWtc
*D,
do
J.&
1:200
ij,0(«.nnd
iOO.lc 13,000,000
York.
Marcm,1876
S. $451,000,
acres of land,
and
to
the
whlchwould he
'
6
8
Bost,.
&
N, B. Mnt, Red'n
Montpeller, Treasury,
J,
j.ft-j,
J.
J.
(v, 14. p, 657, 763,7W,)
Th debt
is being raniflly reduced.
Of the registered bonds $.35,500 aie held for the Ag Icultural
College.
The tundlnglaw o' April. 1871. allowing coupons
to bepaid for taxes was repealed; but th-* repeal Is deemed uneonstltuilonal and is before
the courts, 4 per cent interest a year Is to be
paid on consol. bonds and on % of tlie face of
old bds. less --late lax, or $'22,0(10,(100 consols.,
about $15,000,001) arc in coupon bonds. Assessed
valueof nropertv in 1871. $366,1 ie.8i« tax rate.
5 mills. The tax law of 1872 applies to numerous
objects and is expected to raise an increancd
revenue,
v 13 p, f9.429,'^''
839 14, p. 19, "'
175
-
187l-'78
l'!7l-'90
1886-1900
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
c-a
O'&o
'
New
3.
1890-1910
$259,164,517,
i'2l«)
1866
18l«
1867
1867
1867
82,(100,000
on dllferent accounts against the U.
to that exient .in oHset
debt,
"Valu-'t on of itroperty,
1872,
also claims,
I00&.^
coupon
coupons
" sterling
'iiterest fundable to Jan.
due to July 1.1871 ..
\yuiit oi bonds, coupon & rei
Deferred Cerlifls forx ol old
537.018
60,000
700,000
357,000
303,969
,500&c
inc&c
registered!!!!!!!
in 1871-72, $811,305,
Treasurer Parker, Nov, 28, 187i. stated the debt
briefly thus: Total bonds printed by American
3»,990,(i66
registered.'.!!!!
Fnnding bonds
1892
1900
1900
1900
J,l)03.0i8
JTO
!.!!!
2'.8,)
and leaving the net amount of debt
No Interest now paid
Loan account
Vermont:
War^loan bonds, cottnon,.,
J'CKfsterod...'.
_/",
«"..
n»'irtrti«— Old bonds, coupon
p.
1876
;
'72
Frontier i)rotcction.Kold,ai.'lli'jT!!
I)efleli.nr-y hiis. under act
May, 1871
Claims on State before 1866
which
raised from nuraTous sources, principal y froni corporations. Taxes are levied on
personal property, which was assessed In 1870 71
at $171,680 918. and the tax w«8 $620 611', Total
revenue in 1871. $7,197,945, Fnndefl debt diminished $2,13!.5.'-5. Balance in Treasnrv at close of fiscal year, $1,476,818. State holds $1,754,321 In storks
and $9,100,000 of railrond bonds. Interest is paid
in gold on all loans prior to 1867,
Anv coupon
bonds mav be changed to registered The bonds
due in 1872 are pavabie at anv time till lb77
those of 187711.11852; those of 1882 till 1893. (v.
is
$1,200,000;
07-'8-'9
) «.r«»— School fund bonds.
Penit-^ntlary debt, ...
Total Interesr
Tile r"cbt is provided for by sinking funds,
will imv it at or before maturity.
Feb,, 1872
Feb,, 1877
6
1,866-6
In New York
or all kinds to Jan.,
years.
total valuation of real and cbatte'. nropertv in
was $1,502,129,071, on which the 2,09 mills State
tax produced $4,o5fl,728, and other local taxfs,
whlcli are very heavy In Ohio, raised $18,601,660,
do
Aug., 1877
do
Aug,, 1878
Aug., 1871
'nfi—
Int. dueonallbdsestini'd toJan,
tloatina debt—
Bank of rennessce notes
Treasury warrants
some
1871
April, 1879
July, 1882
1,000)
seile-, letter B...
interest nalt for
overdue Sept, 30, 1871. was $4,987. il». (For the
Governor's message on finances see v, IS, p. 740.)
Revenue
IS68-93
189S
1870-73
1892
:86S-92
&
1886-lilOO
London,
London.
Rlrhmond.
On
1886-1900
1886- 1900
1876-1 '0 6
1876-1886
1877-18*7
18T7-1887
1885-1901
;
1
'rreafiury.
eettlam't with W-Va,
;
;
No
Jau„1837
2,172,000
old..
do
not l-'ttered
C o
Green Issue, no letter
^„„
Bds to liKidInt, on abo e to Jan.,
'6-
"
4,083,991
i
;
The
March,
do
do
do
Columbia. St. Trees.
do
do
do
J.
to cities
reducing
first two classes of bonds the principal is pavable. »100.000 per jear, Sinklnir fund, Nov,, 1871,
l»ap $1,183,112,
Valuation of all property in If^'
»584,4(I1,S40, State tax, 3 mills.
There Is also $68,000 contingent deb' to L.I. HI!., 4
IV,36: per annum for Indian annuities. Sinking
tiinds at cii sc of fiscal j>e»r, Sept, 30, !871, were
$5,159,793 for bounty debt; »IJHI.5.r44 general Mind
$1,654,'.;26 canal debt
and$19J39L. 1. RU,- making total debt, less sinking funds, $i9,4S2,7(2.
Assessed valuation of real prbp^-rty in 1^73 Is
$l,'i4l,379,410; of personal.
$I47,-,;18.035
t.tal,
$2 08i!,627,415. Tax rate in 1871 M as .fljoMt 6« Uli'ls;
Int^reft on ail debt except bounty \b^ 's voliin
tarlly paid In gold. Bo ds due Jul/, 1*72, »er»<
also paid In gold. <v. 14, p. 19,)
Oct., 898
Frov,,R, I,H.&T,Co,
do
do
do
-fh
The gross amount of the several issues of dVb't'arc
here given, but the value of bonds issued t-lhc*
18('>5 varies mticb on the p-irticular i-'sues. Scff^ral
plans have been proposed for scaling down ?!(!»•
debt, hut no definite action has yet been takeo.--
Jan., 1900
Oct.. 1898
June,
O.
was Issned
war debts.
I
Indellnlte.
Farm. & M. B'k.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Harrlsbnrg Treasury,
J.* J.
F,&A,
their several
'98- '99
Phila.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1872
and towns, the proceeds to be used
•
1875
1875
F,& A.
&
to {221.603.
The Municipal loan of
Of 'he
State Treasury,
J,
M, &
1881
Jan., 1871
Jan,, 1878
July, 1881
do
A,
P, 806,
July, '73-8
N. Y., Araer, Ex, Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
*0.
A,
J,&
I;l37,533,14?
Total valuation of real eftafe 1870, »in320,l>m; iwr1«72
sonal. $8,377,995; tax (»1 12H per llOOj ainountttfi
do
do
do
7
5g.
4.1<g
1889-11-90
1374-1SS9
1872-1889
1876 J
187o
1873-1887
New York,
J,
J.&
do
V do
was
andiof nerso«»l. »;«l,622.360. 'fotal, »57S.155,n02.
dpon wMeii' f.li* t»» is 5 mills, T*e Hannibal &,
Joseph Rli. proTj^w the inleresf ouKs bonds.
bonds d«c Jan.. IS72. wer«)>ald in goI«, bst after
that titne )n currencv, cwrsiiaw to a rei.01uti^
01 the Leglsliuire, TSe CoBTIs have thnt far
Bustained the law. The GoTcmor^ message, .iS
to finances, was published iju Orokicls v, 13,
Jan., '73-84
Jan,, '86-96
Jan,, '97-02
J. City,
taxation 5)iml»ls,
ValnaWiV.n of real ei-late lu 1872
St.
Trenton &
do
do
do
do
rs ft 5X..
735,553
Bon-Is end'rscd for railroads
Bonds loaned to RR.'s,
BdR Is-ued to KR.'s since
Green Issue, no letter
.
J.
J.
1833
1888
1871-1888
1877-1889
Sept., '84-9
Oct., '7.M
Jan., '92-1905
& J.
&0,
A,
2.5O.00O
var
S'«S-'
'
*
J.& D.
6
J,
The
March,
March,
is
»»0,4it,8ii2,
The
Bank T nn. Htook
Railroail stocks
Hernillage i)nrchase bds
I'ola' .lelit
do
do
J.&
amount
proper—
Turnpike road stocks
Ne"
Q,-Ij.
«g
their rei-ognltlon
disWwd inofthe»2,275,000;
State,
Total property valjatiou
,.i»;'83
Concord or Boston,
do
do
do
do
do
do
6,712,608
lennefisee:
State
5
&
66,473 5
I'.oilO
1838
do
6
fund.
IST*
N, T„ Manhattan Bank, April, 1877
do
do
do
April, 1S77
Albany.
At will.
N. T,, Manhattan Bank,
July, 1875
do
do
do
July, 1878
Albany,
At will.
N, T., Manhattan Bank,
Jan., 1874
do
do
do
Var., 1873
do
do
do
Oct., 1874
do
do
do
Oct., 1875
do
do
do
Dec, 1877
do
do
do
July, 18^7
Albany.
On demand.
J,
do
do
do
do
do
6
&
im
Dee
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Duncan, 8.4 Co.
do
J,
J.*
7
7
5
5
Bkof'Com
bonds are held by the permanent school
The "Minnesota State Railroad" bonds,
which are rejiudlaled, were issued in 1858 to the
tt7t
I*. 2'
Bk
State Treasury,
do
do
383 045
18!0
1863
1863
1864
State
SOO&o
500&C
lOOic
10U4C
(registered)....
2?, (reg.).
Soum
l,ri5',9O0
is66
1868
1867
1868
May
ctfs,
J,&
1,199,900
1,002.900
S93fi00
1^1
1,000
1,000
War bonds
New
SS;
3
.
Special tax boiulfi
Ohio:
Ifegistered loan, payable after 1870.
600,000
600,000
495,000
2,205,000
561,^10
900,000
800,000
1,537,887 5
1,106,420
5,150,200
2,099,000
473,000
880,000
*n
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.&S,
M.&S,
J. * J.
M. & S.
A.&O,
J,& J.
1,372,000
lil
do
do
N. T.iNat.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
'20,675,000
S'.si's).
CUroUnu:
and Iinpruvenieiit bonds. Old.
do'
do
do
do'
(lo
do new (not special taxj
do
do
do
do
Funding bonds, since war
<ro
do
do
Rcglst'd ccrtitlcates of literary fund
Penitentiary bonds, act Aug. ai, '68,
do
do
lOO&c
lOO&c
18^7-32
1848
1818
1818
aud \
Sm-tl,
i,K.
do
do
do
1,000
do
Metropolitan
fJ.
J. ft J,
500,000
160,000
600&C
do
dp
BEHABES.t
Due,
All these
St, Paul, TreasiiiV.
M.&N. „ _do
T..
601,00.)
Con.lttutionI
ot
!,
[Art
2,727,(100
2,961,000
392.000
J.
iJ.&I).
439,000
1,0110
1,000
1,000
1,000
61-2
1864
1S66
Sttc Jtnttij:
Warl oau bonds, tax free
JV(?m
1,000
1867
1871
.
do
do
50,000
100,000
2,275,000
Principal,
When
by WhoBi,
do
d6
10,1,000
1868
'53-7
J.*
100,000
•51-8
'57-9
59-61)
'.56-61
X. BamDHhlre:
W*(r loan coupon bonds
do
do
do
do
Municipal war loan
o
York:
l,M)
1,000
'57-66
'
do
imi
18S8
'65-6
KM
to ,\'orth .\It>.
to Cairo & Fiilloii lil!
to I'liittc County
to Iron .Mouctain lili
Paclllc
1,000
1,000
1,000
1869
SI«to hondB
Consolidated bonds
P-y-l"
Pent'
do
do
do
do
Sioux Wnr Loan
Hailrond Uoud8(not recognized^
INTKREST.
When T
Tif hfefe P»»able and
Amount
P'*r
OutValue' St'udmg.
rt^rereiic«" Bee
preceding page.
U'lttfs oil
Jfinnttota :
Bute UnlliUng
(ill
UOl
457, 489, 657
;
;
V. 15, p. 16,)
•
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"'
—
:
.,.
THE CHHUNICLE.
October 26, 1872.]
653
CITY SECUEITIES.
Entered accorainK to act of Congrens, In the year 1872, by Wk. B.
Subscriber* will confer a Kroat favor bjr kIvIuc uk
Date Size or Amount
of
par
OutBonds. Value. st'ndlng.
DESCRIPTION.
'
For explanation, see foot-notes.
Mban«, ff. y.— Bds for inunlclp'l pur's
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Waiur stock
bonds loaned
1850
18M
l,(«(l
du
do
do
do
do
do
18et
1,0
18
1870
1,000
1,000
1,000
:871
1371
1891ftS2
1,0110
1,001)
1,1100
to Alb.
&3usq. K.R..
do
185*
1863
18115
lOOJEC
18.i8
1S60
1863
1853
1853
1368
1870
1801
RK....
do
Consolidated loan
Court House loan
Funding loan
,
Loan to Va. Valley R.B
To West. ma. R.R. (fortl.OOO.UOO)..
Endorsements lor N, W. va. UK..
do
oo York&Cum.KR,
do
do
West. Md. UU .,
da
lo
Union UR
4
\. Y.. Duncan, S.
do
do
do
do
Principal
due.
REMAHKS4
Co. ,)une, tra!-74 Sinking; fund for municipal bonds,
May, 1819
June, 1880-8)
num.
K.& A.
do
do
do
do
M.&M.
Var
i>8,»13
5,000,000
2,211,068
410,353
555,566
185,723
5,000.000
lOO&c
100,1-c
lOO&c
lOO&c
1,I»I0,0H)
lllO&C
1,000.000
lOO&c
lOO&c
ICOic
218,400
891,646
137,414
773,900
1,000,000
isTi'o
lOOii:
1871
187a
100 ftc
Nov.,
City recelpU, 1871, $319,989
Baltimore,
July, 1890
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1*73
1853 '65
1854
1369
1869
Boston
Various Trust Fnnds
May
1875
1,
Jan. 1,
Jan. 1,
Jan. 1,
July 1,
lr95
1390
1886
1334
Apr. 15, 1900
1885
July
lOO&c
274,700
560,000
1,000,000
60J,tOO
6
3"7.759
583,205
3,033,295
6
U,l»8,6;5
1,791500
20.000
<
5
1,000
1,000
1,000
issa-'Gs
1353
18.52-
,
'W
1863- Ti
recruiting, bounties, &c.
for bounties
1861-63
1861
Roxbury deot assumed
Dorchester debt assumed
Var.
4,000.0l«)
1870
Renewal of water bonds ot *48
1.000
1871)
Water loan, sterling
1816&49 SIOO&C
.^Ity notes (new main) Act 1853
1861
I 000
Water loan (Cliesimc Hill Ueso.)... 1865
do
(water Into Dorchester). 1870-71
Boston Highlands
Dorchester water loan
jfify.'itoo
18»-'85
Boston.
A. dtO.
Boston, 2d Nat. Bank
Var
Boston.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
On demand
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London,
1878- '79
1873- '87
1874-'92
187;-'a6
18J4-'-5
187i-'85
J.
6
The population
d.>
5g.
688,000
5g
1,949,711
IKg
391,000
2,376,000
6 5,01)0
700,000
s;5,ooo
1868
1870
City Hall loan
l'-65
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1862
1,0C<)
18t9-'30
Water loan,
Debt of WilUamsbnrgh loan
do
do local Improvem
Brooklyn local Improvement loan
1853
1855
t
18J9-'61
1861
loan,
1857
1365
Soldiers aid fund loan
Nat'l G'd & Vol. Firemen's loan...
tiatlonal Guard loan,
Atlantic ave. Improv. loan, local
do
do
Third street
18';4
.
.
do
do
do
Union street
i867
1866
1865
1866
1867
Fourth ave.
18'13
Bu3hwlck
Impr. loan,
labo
Bay
Wallabont
Bedford ave
.
do
do
do
av.
South Seventh
..
.
1867
1867
1867
1869
1870
laeo-Ti
18i7-'K
1872
local.
ave. basin
do
N. Y. Brldee loan. reg& coupou
do
Prospect Park loan,
Kent
Water loan
,. ..
do
Sewerage bonds, continuous, local,
Ass. fund bonds, coot nnous
do
Central ave. sewer bonds
do
So. Brooklyn
Temporary debt, tax certillcaies...
55,000
65.ai0
150(100
187.'-'8!
1899-1900
1900-1901
do
Boston.
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
1872-'7S
Boston.
ign-'79
do
do
do
do
1875-1901
1900-190;
'7S-'80&'98-'99
1900-1901
Brooklyn,
do
do
do
do
do
1872-'76
1,000
1,000
213.ai0
90,000
592,000
27,000
32,000
25,000
167,000
135,000
i,aw
352,01)0
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
299,000
1,1)00
309,000
734,0
278,000
315,000
2,100,000
9,416,000
60,000
1.960,000
4,811.50.)
do bonds (coupon)
400,000
75.000
1,850.000
5,142,000
51,500
90,000
1853-'51
18««
2
187»-'ai
.
1891
— *^
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
du
do
du
da
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
S,938,WO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1873
1375
18-17
1885- '94
1880-'81
do
do
230.1)00
1872
1S71-I2
Fire loan bonds
do
326,000
1,1100
J.
do
do
do
do
do
29>i.00n
1,000
1,000
1,000
187J
*
J.
13:1,000
Charleston. S,C.:
City stock
ai-
Water loan
do
Sewerage bonds
do
Klver Improvement bonds.
Municipal and School bonds
do
do
8. Park loan (not a bond of Ch'go).
Cook County debt.
1,001)
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
_
Oinctnnati
;
1S63-T2
6
7
goojc'c
J.*
H. Y., Duncan,
J.
A.
Var.
must
and
benelltted
be
palu
by
lla
To
In l(i72, by the State Board ot Equalization, $i75,411,59ti for real estate and $14.7^^,711 foi
[ers'oual.
The Board of Supervisors valued tlit
otal taxable proi>erty of Brooklyn m1 $207,766,452, and of ail Kiu^a (bounty at $219,214,513.
1901-'ll
1915-'24
1881-1902
I
I
I
do
1880
1873-74-75
iDwgs
Bond! are mostly held within th« State of South
Carolina, and interest Is paid in Charleston.
1883- '84
1890
8.* Co
do
do
N.Y., Am.Exch. N.Bk.
do
do
do
do
S. Y., Duncan, S. & Co
do
do
N.T., Am.Exch.N.Bk.
K.Y., Metropolitan Bk.
& O
erty
Syra f r d'te
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
6
7
2,896.000
7
282.000
6
3,425.000
7
2,000,000
6
3,300,000 6 dt 7
SOOtc
1874- '83
1882.'95
ISSO
18S0-'95
1890- 95
187S-'76
1874- '99
1872- '79
1873-89
Total funded debt, April 1, 1872, $14,103,000. Floating debt, $324.64^. Assessed value of real property, Sept.,
820.
(H
1-171,
was
$236.89S,»i50
;
fersonal,
$.52,847,
of actual value.) Total loas br Dru
calculated at $196 0*1.000. Tax rate for 1872. 10
mills ; rebate ot taxes lor loss by fire. $soO,000.
In 1S70 293,963, against 109,26'> In 1«60.
de'jtisHll7 percent, except $150,000
is all payable in J. 4fc J.
dtN. (V. 15, p. 82.)
Population
Cook county
due In IbTS-and interest
orlnM.
I
Miami
RK
A
j£aton& Ham. UU....
G
CovlnKtondi Lex. KU
H
KhIoA: Mississippi UR
I
Marietta * Cin. RR
M
Common School purposes, reg....A
Bonds to fund floating di-bt
Bds to O di M KU to pur. wlif prop.N
do for Common Schriol purposes.,
do topurreAleBtateforWorkh'seY
do toouLld Workiiouse
V2
do pur. Orph. Asvl. gds for parU.O
do forerectlon o"f a Workhouso...
do for waterworks
C2
do for waterworks
...C3
do for Common school pnrposesPi
do for Common School purposeS.P
do t0O& MRU to pur. whf prop.N
Kpls. Bnry'gGd«forpark.(5
do pur
- *tot" exten.A
"
'
do
S.O
" Imp. waterworks.
do
do
2.593.1)10
5ii0&e
Bounties to Volunteers
S
Bounties to Volunteers
T
To build ICggleston Ave. sower.. B2
Loant oOln,*; Hills. UR
F
to Little
1,080,000
8,790,00)
87,000
Thii rate of taxation on the assessed valuation of
last year, averageo $3 86 on the :iiloo. The rate wai
reduced to less tlian .1 per cent on the assessed
valuation or 1870.
The Mayor In his Message, states the debt to Dec. 8. 1871, at $ai,2S9,i<J'
for pub. Impr'm'ts, less $:,;00,135 in sinking fund,
$9,557,405 lor local Improvements las marked local
are a Hen on the propin this table) which
1879
2-
Charlestoa
Taf
J. Jt J.
£800,000 loan, negotiated in 1870. netted thecly
currency. An Interesting article la
$3,823,415 in
County
186S-'90
1877
d
23,628,535,
and the sinkliiR fund then held,
i 11,684,337. Sinking fund provisions are sufllclent
to meet the debt as It matures. T, e I'terling
1872'90
18li6-'95
1868-'115
Is
1
$1,52;,51S, consisting or ceit Bcates and $100,(X10 due Chicago, Dec, !r,2.
The Conimittee ot FlltJ
tal debt, $30.66^,768.
clalnieil that the total debt was (in .lanuary \9r,2)
$3^,496,953.
Population In 1370, 396.2U1 against
Valuation of propertv In Kli.ga
266.661 In 1860.
187T86
ls
;
;
HoatiUK obligations,
1875
J«3
of Boston in 1370 was 2ri0..526. against
177,840 In ISOO. Valuation of real estate In 1871 was
$395.2;4,950 personal proiierty, tiU.l I8,6UI total.
$612,661,550, iinou wliicli the rate 01 taxation ua-,
$1 57 per $1,000 for State and $1 53 lor City and
County Ibenet Increase ot debt in 1^71-?2 was
The total Uobt. April SO, l*7a, uae
715,399.
186l-'73
1881
1881
18«7-'90
18T2-'»0
CfUcago
do
do
do
do
do
Valuation of real and perDonal property $9J173,9R5.
ICate of taxation, 2K per ct. The loans to Europe
de N. Am. UU., anil to Bangor k flseataqu s RK.
are secared by ttrst moi-tgages on those roads.
lB7S-'85
do
Boat., Mereh. Nat. Bank.
1874
1894
1899
J.&
6
«
&
closes uci. 31.
1886
1890
:
Qowanns Canal
i;roaat, fStJM-
:
1860.
1.
do
do
do
Bangor
A.*0,
5-6
631,700
183,500 5 to 7
St. Inip. loan, st'rllng
Mt Prospect Square
Int.
;
waterworks, and Public tvrk by City Passenger
Railway, and interest op $l,4'i7,'00 by other coinVest. Md.
pauies. The $1.(00.000 1lo-u 01 l^iTi for West.
k.K. Is to be In place of f5.i5.WXi bonds pteviujsly
endorsed. The assessed va,ueot pritperty !n IH'.O,
$202,756,140. Population Iull!:u»ns2«f7,354,agunsl
Loann arc issued In registered
212,413 In 1860.
stock and are generally due at pleasure after the
dates of maturity named. The tlscal year now
1900
:
Brooklyn
tl6,uoii per an92tAi,6la.
tuiid.
city credit has been loaned eitonslvely to ra'lroads, in exchange lor their securities, which It
holds to the amount ol (11,015,968. The sinking
fund lor M. & (>. RR. $5,000,000 loan was $1,379,6X2,
Dec. 3i, 1871 ; West. Md. UU. sinking luml. $in,Sa
and the total of the several oilier sinking funds
Tlic amount of i'ejt on which citv
$5,469,132.
pays Interest Is $13,O£),0M, as l>. d> O. RR. pays on
$5,000,000 loan Water loan Is :iaid by Income of
Sept. 1,1893
Sept. 1, 1893
Bcpt.l,lS»0
Baltimore,
117 000
& Kennebec KR. loan..
European & N. American UR
Bant^or & Piscataquis RR
Consolidated
sinklii;:
1899
lOJ&c
fii.500
500,000
j'enobscot
do
in
Feb., 1876-S;
Augusta.
1,6:>0,000
Banaor, Me.'
City debt proper
War debt,
Amount now
Sinking lund lor water stock, t5,ooo per aiinu.-n.
Loan to Albany & Susqafltauna is secured by 1st
mortgage ou road (rum Albany to Mngtiamton.
Boat., Merch'nta' Bank Feb., 1836-94
M.&S. N. Y..Duiicaa, 8. &Co. Mch 1895-1900
do
M.&N.
do
Nov., 1910
do
do
M.&S.
Men. 1874-91
M.&N.
do
do
May, 1911
7,207,632
.
Renewal City Debt
For various city purposes
do
do
(:.|
The
lOOic
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOOic
Var.
IIUl)
£ C.
Cougreu, Waihlogton, D.
when
Whom.
F.* A.
1,8H,2S0
Park iniprovoiuent loan
LoantoUalt. .* Ohio UK
million loan, Pitts
New City Hall
* D.
Co., In the olHce of the l,lb»ri«ii of
Where Payable and by
M.&N.
J.*D.
19(1,0110
l.lOJ
Baltinwre :
City st'lc due at pleasure after 1890.
J alt stock
Water loan
Cousolldatcd bounty loan
One
.1.
990,000
50.000
400.000
101,000
900,000
1,000,000
Augusta, Qa :
Uonds for various purposes
Kxeinpt
do
Public Parks (Druid
When t
„„,
P»y»'"e.
(^nt.
99,090
a)o,nio
100,000
1,000
ilu
Daxa &
Immediate notice of amy error dlKCOvered In our Tablee.
t
lOOO
18.J0
1814
1M50
18.-d
1SH2-'51
1S5I
1815
ii'a
1355
1834
1866
1866
1S58
1SB8
1868
1368
1866
1880- '61
1)
ii
£
1855
I860
1317
1849
1850
1,000
l.OOO
1.000
LOiM)
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
i.ouo
1,010
quarterly Drom Jan.;
ena
2.'i0,000
73-10
73-10
73-10
73-10
150,'100
ISO.OUO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
100,1X10
1«,000
199,000
17,000
199,500
98,000
100,000
500*0
900&e
500«C
Q — F., quarterly trom Feb.;
} Bemarlts.—t'igiiriia la bracketa »C tli«
6
6
7S.!0
6
6
6
1,1100
• aize or part>aliie.—TM» rolomnshows the sizes or
irA««pava6(e.-J.* J. stands for Jan. ftJuly: F.
t
31,000
85,000
190,000
91.000
96,000
131,000
91,000
551,000
110,000
25,000
66,000
210.000
40.000
13,000
14,000
31,000
6
6
6
5
9
6
9
«
& J.
& J
A D.
F. & A.
J.4D.
J. A J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J.iD.
N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank.
J.
J.
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.il*.
M. &N.
M. *N.
M.4N.
A.AO.
M. AS.
M. AS.
e
e
6
6
6
6
J.«D.
F.* A.
J.& D.
J.« J.
J. dt J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
A.&O.
A. 4 0.
A.&O.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
da
da
do
I"'
do
dp
Pldladelphia, Bank N. A
N. v., Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
CUclnuatl.
do
do
N. Y.,Amer. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.lly, 187!
July, 1876
Dec., 1880
Aug., 187S
Dec,
1880
Population by census of
Real
do
Jan., 1882
Year.
June, 1881
Nov., 1885
Personal
Total
valuation.
c.tatc.
$31,411,812
$..3,03i.7l6
92,970,776
30, 13,411
Ra'e tax
pcr$l,(W
$17 45
19
-iO
2<',707,8»1
98,211,151
1166
35,93-.>,.5eV
lql,'S74,0J3
18 20
47,809,574
m.3C5,348
«l,1^3!ti
67 118,101
130,749,993
133,672,763
186,981,325
131,383,929
130,719,510
IH«,107,236
180,361,932
68,4i;
;«
6;,58S,«5
M.»7 1,666
17,870,351
56.934,014
»M
22
90
2k 64
27 40
28 0«
31
W
31 60
22
21>
Jan., 1890
Nov.. 1890
do
April, 1895
Total debt ot Cincinnati Is about
account about $350,000 per annum.
$5,066,000.
In)
3»
do
denominations in which bonds are Isaued.
A., Feb. & Aui.; M. & 8., MarcE 4 Sept.: A. A 0« April* Oct.; If ,*
tM
estate.
I860.. $61,620,904
18 il.. 61.657,369
1362.. 63,WJ,29«
do
1363.. 64,411,531
do
18&I.. 65,585,774
do
March, 1886 1365.. 67,610,611
1866.. 66,451,662
Oct., 1836
March, 1338 1867.. 68,569,010
June, 1383 1863.. 69.799.604
Aug., 1333 1869.. Ti.2«S.S44
June, 1889 1870.. 8 736 482
July, 1388 1371.. l»S,427,o83
Cincinnati.
(J.— M., quarterly from UarcW.
ot t^marm, la jiuj vane, nttf to
TOlaii^a
agalnrt 161.014
Jan., 1381
N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank
do
do
do
do
do
da
*
18OT, 21S.!ino,
Tax rate for 1-,71, $22 20 per $1,000 The
following table Irom the books oi the Auditor of
Hamilton County, Ohio, exhibits the assessed
valuation of the City ot Cinciniuitl for ten years
in 1860.
M- Hay A NOV. J.*
P.,,Ittae
aad pag4 *{ CHBOHKn.! contalalne toilet Uf oimatluu
iDee.; Q—J.-
,
L
..
.
THE CHRONICLE.
554
[October 26, 1872.
CITY SECUEITIES.
Tables.
SnbBcrlbers will confer a ereat ra.vor by slvlng no Immediate notice of any error dlmcovcred In onr
DESCRIPTION.
Size or
Amount
par
Out-
references, »ee Bonds,
loot notes un preceding page.
For explanation of
all
C/ncM<m2l/— (Continued 7
do for fundlnt< rtoatlng del>t....A2
do 1 >ancd tf Whitewater Canal. .A
.S
do for newhospltiil
..8*
do foruew hosj>ltal
18«-'48
5(XI&C
145.000
1847- -48
1,«PU
I.CWO
27,(»X)
500,(X)0
1,1100
250,000
60,000
75,000
100.000
100,000
1S67
1868
1853
1853
1853
l&IS
1868
1869
1869
do fortuudiiig floating debt.....
do rorezten.£lmp.waterirorka.K
K
do
do
do
Bd» pur. Orpli Aayl. Q'dB for Park.O
Vg
do for Workhouse
K
do for seweraife
do for Ijnproving Gilbert ave....U
do to hulld Ktfaleaton ave sewerliS
do Improvement bonds
C4
do water work purposes
*V2
General Improvement
1869
W
Columbia,
S. C.
ir.i
1871
1871
do
do
1,(100
M. &N.
6
6
6
6
7
73-10
70.1100
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
150,000
150 0(W
100,000
136,0 «
160,000
300,000
1.000
1,1(10
1,000
& D.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J.
&IJ.
.1.
A.&O.
A.&O.
M.&S.
.M.& S.
A.&O.
M.&S.
F.&A.
73-10
3-10
;
7
>'undlng bonds, coupon
Bouds lor various purposes
183,400 5
161,450
850,000
&
6
"
Philadelphls, Bank N. A. March, 1897
do
do
Amer. Ex. N. B.
do
do
do
N. Y.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Amer, Ex N.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. v., Amer. Ex. N.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Nov., 1397
Jan.,
IIXX)
Jjnc, 1900
Oct.,
Cincinnati.
K. Y.,
do
June, 1897
liXXI
March,
B.
B
do
do
uo
1908
Oct., 1884
Sept., 1899
(10
Oct., 1899
March 1,
Aug. 15,
1886
1:8C
1891
J.
&D.
J.
J,
&
&
J.
J.
Columbia,
do
1876-'83
&
J.
Savannah.C.B. U. Bk.
New York.
1872-'81
1891-'92
Dec.
1,
J.
1853
1866
10,0(10
.J.
lOO&c
1567-'69
500I&C
175,900
27,500
Var
&
J.
A. &().
J.
&
Col. City T eawury.
New York & Columbus.
187.1- '83
Columbus.
1887- '89
J.
:
Bonds for various Citypurposes..
do Water W'k Co, guar, bv city.
Pub. Build, stock (City Hall) bonds
Varl.
1858-59
J.
&
do
do
Varl.
l86li-''7!
Bank
N. Y.,Cent. Nat.
J.
1852-6'
1869-71
18 iO
1872
Reconstruction bonds
Improvement bonds
Morgan street dock
City bonds, coupon
1811
1810
do
Funded debt bonds
HudsonCity bouds
school luan bonds....
:,ooo
1.000
1,0.x
UO.X)
1,000
1,000
Var.
Var.
1,(100
18?i
1,00)
Var.
Var.
Var.
1868-69 I .lOili&C
1,0! O&c
1869
1868-69 1.00 J&c
sewerage bonds
improvement bonds.
bouatyloan
For Jeft'eraonville RR stock
School Houses
Subscrlp. to stock, L.&N. B.R....
»tr»ders, wharf.
"Waterworks
Bounty fund
,
,
For improvement of Streets
Varl
Van.
1852
1853-51
1814
1854
1857-69
1865
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1866-fi1854-'70
Public schools
Water stock
1867
Sewer bouds
do
Rowan's, H city wharf....
Elizabeth and P. RR
Wharf property
bonds
liabilities
School bouds
For old liabilities
St Louis Air Line
RR
Ne*CityHall.
RR bonus, endorsed
1,000
J.&
J.
.I.&.l.
6
7
1,314,000
4 75.01 <)
1,01X1,000
J.& ,1.
M.&N.
J.& .1.
7
7
51X1.1X10
2,669,111X1
7
125,0(yj
•
933,000
73,625
500,00)
284,395
.!.& J.
&
&
1
li
Various
Various
M.&.\.
Various
J.&.J.
J.&.I.
7
7
l30,OtXI
400,(XX)
7
.I.&.I.
J.& J.
200,000
129,000
bds. (Issue
Mobile:
City debt
do
do
Bonds
to
fiends to
1878
»3,386,0.0.
Population In
1870, 79,601;
»1.2il,752, against a debt
value of waterworks,
of »SoO,000; aii,ount_of
city taxes ou real and personal property In ISTi,
|;73,t09 ; in 1871, $918,207 ; In 1870, »71(),600.
1878-'8l
1886-''91
C.Hud.CountyBk .Ian , 1877-9 No very definite Information Is obtainable In redo
do
gard to the dPtalls of the financial situation ol
July. '99-1902
do
do
ihis ciiy, beyond the slatemeiit 01 bonos here
1875
ilo
do
furnished which Is irom ofScial sources.
1897
do
do
1811
do
do
1^90
do
do
Various
do
do
Va'ious
do
do
189-;
do
do
Various
do
do
Jan., '93 1901
do
do
July, 1839
do
do
1874-79
do
do
Various.
J'rsey
.to.
M.&S.
M.tN.
1.59,1X111
9iWXX)
Varl,
Varl.
Varl.
33.000
270.50(1
191,01 X)
500,1XX)
.7.
&
.J.
.;.& J.
136,0(10
1,(XX1
1,000,000
1,000
I.IM)
166,01X1
150,(XX1
272.0:10
ISi.lXlO
M.&N.
A.&O.
Va 1.
A.&O.
1870
1871
i.axi
1,0(»
1,000
1,000
I.IXX)
I.IKXI
.J.&D.
6
6&7
Varl.
Varl.
6
7
7
7
2;5,(»X)
51X1,003
250,01X1
do
do
do
do
tlo
83-84
li-
April,
do
LouiBvlile,
do
do
do
do
do
do
Bk
75
1887-89
85
&
18M-97
Louisville.
N. Y.
188:1
ISHl
The commissioners of the sinking fund reporled
January, 1872. that the resourcei* were adequate to
meet all the city debt as it matures (cvnept the
»!,HO,OJO to the E & P.
B.) The total deht
January. 18T2, was J16,I53.000, exclusive of the railroad debt, for which the roads are liatile, amounting to IH,5nS,000. Population in 1870 was 100,-.53
.
against 68,033 lu I860.
18-,2-'89
N. Y.,Bkof America.
of America.
Louisville.
do
do
do
Varl.
J. &,I,
J.
J.
Lynchburg,
do
&
April, 1B32
Bank of America, May,
N. Y.,
N. Y. Bk of America.
do
do
do
do
do
do
F.&A.
M.&S.
A.&O.
1,558,000
N. Y., .Mercantile N. Bk,
July, 1897
July, 1898
June,
Vay,
1901
1898
Oct., 1898
'73to'98
1893
1S89-:901
'T2-'89
'75&'80
Sept., 1891
April, 1891
'82 to '93
Interest on t200,IXXI of the sixes is paid In Baltl
more. (I^lty holds nominal assets of (956,645.
25,000
.1.
.1.
1.1100
3,515,(XXI
237.0(«;
1,000
300,000
Var.
500&C
1870
185"
1861
500&C
1871
1872
1,'00
1.000
4.55,000
150,0110
200,1100
18B
10,01,0
100,000
&
.;.
&,i.
M.& N.
J.&
J.
Memphis.
Myers & Co
do
do
N. Y., P. M.
Charleston, S. C.
18 5-'9«
1872-19(0
floating debt Sept. 1, 1872, wa* »535,r81. Valuation of real properly In 1872, $21,986,310; personal,
$4,6',K),(XXi; tax rate,'$."/ per $:0).
Interest on the
currency debt was in' default Juiy, 18:i. Coupons unpaid amouut to only $220,815. Population
Nov.,1900
July, 18T2
in 18 :0, 40,230.
Tlie City cannot Issue
$1,(X)0,000)
coupon
'91)
1866
1866
185t
1870
1870
1871
'86).
Mob.&
Ot. North IIR..
Grand Trunk Railroad.
.
City funded debt
To Mobile * Northwestern RR....
•
S. Ala.
J.&D. MIL &N.y.,A.Gocttel
do
do
J. * J.
.!.& J.
J.& J.
do
do
do
do
.Tnnn
1, 1891
.laa. 1, 19i>t
Jan.
Jan.
1,
1,
debt beyond 5 per cent of its
assessed value, which III 1^72 Is ahfut $l(!,(XXI,lOO'
Sinking fluulB are provided for all the bonds.
1902
1902
tax, \\i
Valuation of property, 1871, $20,876.916
per cent. Tiiere are also »:,(XXi,000 of bouds in
liands of trustees for G.T. RR, and $;00,000 for
Mobile & N W.R.R. Moi lie County also has 8
per eeut bonds outstaudlng.
;
ABC (p»v. an'ly till
DEP (pay. au'ly till
Wharf bondw
lOO&c
KXlic
55';,200
1,000
1,IU>
S45,'il«i
RB
5(X),(XX)
1,1«)0
360,(«X)
500 Jtc
230,000
300,000
11.71
1808
1,000
18)1-63
1870
1H45-60
1355
iixm-o
IIXI&C
&
J.
J.
J. &.I.
J. & J.
J. & J.
254,20)
M.&N.
& J.
J.& J.
J.
Mobile,
Bk of
Mobile.
do
do
do
do
N. Y.,M»rch. N. Bank
Mobile City Treasury.
do
do
N. Y., Merch.
N.Bank
N.Y., Howes
Neic York:
1891
1886
18&5
July, 1809
Nov.. 1895
till 1901
Bouds are endorsed by N. &
&M.
S.
Ala.
RR.
The
Waterstock
do
Croton water stock
New Croton Aqueduct stock
Addli.'nat new Croton Aqueduct.
-Croton water main latock
Croton KfHervoir bonds
. ...
do Aqueduct bonds
Croton water nipe bonds
Central Park fund stock
do
do do
do
do
do do
do
Cen. Park additional flind stock
do
do
do
Central Park Imp. fund stock ...
do do do do
do ...
do do do do
do ...
Bnlldiug loan stock, No 4
Real et^tate bonds
Public education stock
liocks and silpe slock
.
, ,
Dock Bonds
iaiS-7
1853-7
do
do
lai&c
KXI&c
;oo&c
UlO&c
lOO&c
KXMtc
lOOio
lOO&c
1004c
lOO&c
KXl&c
KXl&c
lOO&c
ICO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
1870
1360
1865
.
Ittl&c
lOO&i!
1(«I&C
18.52
.
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
HXMtc
lOOic
1859
18.53
.*
lOO&c
18.57
1857-9
1860
1865
1853
1860-3
Floating debt fUnd stock
llarketstock
do
do
»250,1'00
1872.
The
(issue f%0,(ltiOj registered
Montgomery, Ala.:
Bouds of IMS, K. &
J.
154,000
425.001
1.000
Jfltwaukee :
Re-adJuscment bonds
Geueral City bouds
do
A
449.0IX)
809,692
111,817
Memphis, Tenn.:
Bonds for various purposes
Post bonds
Funding loan, (gold)
Endorsement M.&L. Bk. R.R
&
J.
l.lXXl
1,1X10
Loulsrllle.
A.&O.
n,ooo
W,000
l.UOO
1868
1S71
1868
1863
1858
1868
1869-71
1869.';0
1871
by
i.im
Xynchburff, Va.:
i(ond8 various purposes
Bouds, 8 per cent
Water
May,
Bonds are all coupon, and were Issued In small
amounts as wanted. City holds some storks and
Valuation ol property 18.1
ofhir property.
ZiuUrille, Sy.:
For old
in
:
Water loan bonds., coupon.,
do
do ..
do
Improvement bonds
Jail
aeaiuf 1 8,052 in 1860.
1870, 9,296,
market bouds were Issued
1887
1892
1
118,000
147,000
X
Wk
4iom.
by
M. &S.
7 3-10
1,000
1,000
1,000
isn
.do
eas Co. stock
Bergen
do
do
do
1,1X10
M.&N.
73-10
78-10
BEMAEKS.
Where
ere Paya
Payable and
Population,
&c
Jerset/, City
1,«J0
1,000
1856-f8
18J6-71
isri
Columhuft, Ga. ;
Subscriptions to various RR. stocks 1855*71
Vilroit, Mich.
When
Payable,
:
Bondsfor various purpose?
Fundlug and substitute bouds, &c..
City Hail,
'
Value st'udiug.
City Cemetery stock
Cl.yltnpravi u^ent stock
do
do
liUnttic Asylum stock
do
do
Fire department stock
Fire teletrrapli bonds
fay relief bonds
do
coupon
fo
New York Bridge bonds
Accumulated debt bonds
Street Improvement bonds
Ilireet opeulug anl Imprgre. bgnda
4
\
952,IXXI
490,OJ0
450.fl(X)
3,(»i«.071
399.31X1
275,000
990.000
10 000
6
6
6
&
'
6
6
7
6
5.
6
6
5
6
2,OS:i,2(Xl
6
l,7ti6,6(X)
6
115,000
1,133,137
5
5*'=
161,IXX)
250,0110
2,51X1,000
2,748,(XX)
7n,000
40,000
181,0X1
75,000
451,2(X)
3,340,000
300.000
400,000
521953
400,(XX)
2.767.(XX)
3.000,000
ion.4c
81S,(«X)
lOO&c
C,500,0(X)
1I00&C
6,907,039
1,000,000
lOO&c
&
2,5(X).IXX)
iao.vc
KXl.tc
1870-75-79-80
Nov. 1, 1902
500.(XX)
2,900,00) 5
250,000
2,121 ,0«
1,500,000 6
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&o
lOO&c
500&C
city and county, though Identical as to boundahave separate organizations and distinct
The followingstale-nent snows the amount
of
funded and temporary debt, and the amouut in
1883-lX)
the sinking fund at the dates named.
1884
Oct. 1,
Jan. 1,
Jan. 1,
Aug. 1,1900
1K7I.
1872.
18T2.
Nov. 1, 1900 Dcserlption of Debt.
Funded city debt
$48,016,796 $57,999,208 $63.281,:55
1907-1911
Q.-B.
4.596,555
7&6a
6
1907-1111
1880
1887
1898
1898
1874
1874
1876
1887
1895
1871
1873
1873
1872-1876
Nov. 1.1901-2
1878
1891
1897
1897
1888
1889
1889
1889
188«
1889
1834
1879
1890
Not. 1, 1905
1884-1888
1888
1879-1882
ries,
debts.
Funded county
debt.. 20,981,350
23,239,300
29,894,704
Total funded debt. .$68,998,146 $87,2SB.e08 $93,176 i5»
Sinking fund
18,115,894
20,182,321
21,505.1;:
Total, less s'k'gf'd.i5o!882,252 $67,050,286 $71,S71,m8
Temporary city debt. 10,52r.,llX) 14,944,(XX1 16,5I2.3T2
5,479,100 15,131,997
City revenue bonds.. 3,li80,(XX)
8'.«,000
6,406,S0t>
County rev. b'ds, &c. 8,88j,2(X)
Total temp'y debt..$22.'19l,300 $21,313,100 $37,351,669
This makes the total lundea and temporary deht
against $I08,'-61.703 Jan. 1. Irt2$130,529,139,
The population of New York in 1870 was 922,531,
against 805,658 iu 1860. The following table shows
the progress lu ten years of property valnatioa
taxatlou.
-It'tetax pr$1000-^
Personal
Real
City &
estate.
State. County.
Year. estate.
18l».. $39S,.-,X1,6I9
1861.. 406.905,665
399,556,404
1802.
IMS.. 402.187,382
410 774,435
1S61
1865.. 427,360,884
478,9 14,934
1866
555,447,(Hi2
1867
1868.. 623,230,r)5»
1869.. 6!M,183,918
742,108,075
1R7II
1871.. 769..Kr2,2,'iO
,
.
1872..
•i97,118,665
»17S,i.9:,037
174,624,306
172.416,031
191,967.161
22:i,920.5(l5
181,423,471
257,994.974
276,389,451
285,199,972
281,142,696
305,285,374
306,9)7,223
S06,W9,4a
2 3<
3 62
3 87
4 27
4 31
4 96
3 94
4 67
6 13
•2 72
2 70
4.43
59
36
45
08
29
94
06
03
20 47
19 98
19 SO
17 2J
14
16
13
16
17
24
19
22
....
:
..
.
THE CHRONICLE.
October 26, 1872.]
bd'd*
CITY SECURITIES.
Subscriber*
n-lll
conror a sreat favor by slvlnsc
DKSCRIPTION.
For explanatiun of
foot uotes on
^ew
2(1
Date
of
Size or
Amount
NlDtli district
Improvement bonds
ir0*c
1,30(1,0110
lOll&c
10 '&,:
1863
iOn&c
lOO&o
IiO&c
:8ji
isTi
1871
i8;i
'266.500
SOO,UUO
4,'i53,500
6
8,1*1,(100
KH&c
aw.oiKi
4,3'^4.1lllO
l(«)*c
:i8l),llO.I
lOO&o
4r)li,IH.O
187J
1812
(!0*c
.je,,*)
;ou&c
2J0,U10
lOO&c
,00&c
2,600,000
600,000
6g.
T
&
7
7
1,W.'(,000
l(*l&C
lllO&c
li^Vl
6*7
M.* N.
M.& NM.& N.
M.* N.
M.t N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.*N.
M,A N.
M.AN.
M.&N.
M.&N.
liounty fiind bontlB,
.a
bounty I'und Kcd. bonds, No,
Kiot daniHKCS Ked. bonds
do
do
indeni. bonds,
Assejtsment fimd stock
Repairs to hulldln'.rs. stock
lOO&o
lOO&c
lOO&c
:oo&c
lOO&c
ido&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&o
Nov.
c4
8,!'&5,5(I0
;oo&c
6,000,000
30,000
I8';3
1,000
4,617,000
J.
1853
185i
1,1100
2'30.(100
,
1,614.7110
1(10,0(10
Sew
Orleans :
Consolidated debt ) IKiO.OOOarplled.
do
do > yearly to int'st.
do
do
Rallionddebt
do
do
do
do
do
do
Old corporations
)
and principal..
1,0110
I.IHIO
1,01)0
1,(100
1,00
1,000
1,000
KB
PoncUiirtraln
Waterworks Loan of 1868
One Million of 18«s
Fundlnj; Loan ol 1M9
Funding loan, 18TO
Nov.
- 21f
14, p. 219.)
l,'r2-'73
Nov. 1,1891
Nov. 1, 1891
Nov. 1,IS9I
Nov. 1, is«;
Nov. 1, 1874
i?5
III
1869
1868
1869
li'JO
P.WatUlphin
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
& J.
A.&O.
M.&N.
M.
3,000,700
3,1 00,000
5
10
^
7
a'te,ooo
8
157,000
J.
J.
J.
&
S.
&D.
& J.
New
& J.
A.&
M.&
O.
New Orleans.
S.
J.&D.
A.&O.
Orleans.
do
do
J.&D.
Varl.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
To provide
1892
1892
1892
1874
1871
1S74
1874
1873
1884
1«89
•71Ito '72
IWI
do
do
N. Orleans or N. York
New Orleans.
1895
1SS7-19O0
Doc, 1880
Oct., 1910
Portland, Jfe.:
Loan to At. & St. L. RR.
do
do
do
do
1S55
* J.
& J,
& J.
J.& J.
J. & J.
S.385.'A'i1
5&6 J.
l,72'i,n(IO
J.
J,
',5'i-'n
4
'li9-'70
6,7(M.(»lO
'6J-'70
'«'J-'65
5,4"5,400
11.150,0
•8U-'7U
8,7M.90O
450,(10(1
J.&
J.&
Phlla., Treasury,
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
J.
Portland & Rochester RU.
Building Ijoau Com 'ers
Municipal —proper
In aid At. & St. L. BK. Co
1865-6
1863
1,000
1,000
.
l.tXK)
ISe7-'69
1867- '68
liOO&c
1S52
500I&C
1,000
}
(
;
given in CnKONicLi. v. IS, p. 806. New Fnndln«
$:0,000,1XI0 loan to be IsBued In 1872.
(v. 14, p. 791)
.
Ti-igos
375,500
J.
Pittsburg.
Pitts.,
N. Y.,
Bk
lSa3-'96
New
York,
ol America.
and
5
i9:i9
1913
Boston Sulfolk Bank.
do
do
do
do
Bost. Columbian Bank.
J. & J.
Boston Siillolk Hank.
6
J. & D.
Boston & Portland.
6&6 monthly
do
do
A.&O.
Nov., 1886
Nov.. 1887
Nov., 1888
July, 1887
June, 18T7
San Franctsco :
Bonds of 1835, coup,
lOOO&c
lOOU&c
1855
1863
18T2
UWlAc
1,000
500,000
600,000
300,000
5
2,000,000 .i&6g.
(gold)
,'>00*c
coup,
do
Jose RIl., coup. (gold)..
..
500&C
soo&c
500&C
196,000
979,500
207,500
731,500
..
500 .VC
4(10,000
1858,
Judgment bonds
'ttJ,
Central Pac. Rl{. 'W,
Western Pac. Ult. '65,
School bonds
'66- '67,
Judgment bonds
'67,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
..
5l»)dtc
iao.M)
,.
.500*c
,.
500&C
500&U
212,000
301,000
150,000
School bonds, 1810
& J.
J.
M. &S.
J.&
J.&
J.
J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
Varl.
A.&O.
J. & J.
M.&N.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.&D.
Providence.
do
do
Bost. Revere Bk & Prov
N. Y., LeeB& ""aller.
San Francisco,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jan., 1876
Sept., 1,-85
Jan., 1893
Jan., 1900
Op Ilka RR
Spnni^rfleld piantHtion
Subscription to Mu-cjgee
Subscription to
IH
18M
500
09.500
w.y)
5flO
27,.340
18 Vl
500
»00
600
500
99,001
198.000
5,000
62,500
»i7.5O0
402,800
117,000
»49,500
500,000
Construction of water works
Gaslight Co. stock
18-)3
01 Savaon ih t.iver..
Albany & Gulf RR
Funding couponsA other purpoie:*.
Redemption of bonds
do
do
Bonds of internal Improvements..
1853
18 a
1866
1869
1870
1870
Improvement
Sav.,
Jmeph, Ma.;
Bds to St. Jos. ft Den. C. KR.
do
Mo. Valley RR
do
St. Jos. & Topeka RR
1 5:1
500&C
100,*c
1,0110
500
1,000
M.& N.
M.& N.
&
J.
Duncan,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y.,
I).
F.* A.
M.& S.
M.&N.
J.& D.
&
J.
J.
M.& N.
.!.&
.
M.&
N.
8.
& Co
187S
1888
t:-'T8
18.83
1894
1899
lasi
1887
soo
500
18C0-'69
1869
100*0
lOO&e
186ll-'66
Jos.*C. B. I'U
Wharf Bonds
Improvement Bonds
1868
Iver and
185S-'59
1866-'6
186S-'T0
1871
ISil
City
Funding Bonds
Interact Bonds
Brld^.?c Bonds
l/mm
Renewal and Floating debt bonds.
431,500
150,000
76,800
1874
1875
.nine 1876
Feb., 1878
.Ma ch, 1883
Nov., 18-3
Dec, 1888
Feb., 188S
Nov., 18:9
June, 1890
Nov., 1900
,
M.&N.
125,.500
IiO,000
600,000
10
10
J.
J.
.35,100
8-1,(100
50
100 tc
36,600
500
var.
St.
Jan.
M.
&
S.
var.
var.
&
&
J.
J.
do
do
Joseph Treasury.
do
do
N. T. Am. Exchange Rk.
St. -loseph Treasury.
do
do
N.Y., Northrop &( hick
N. Y. N. B'k Commerce.
•ao-'a9
Nov..
18,89
'80-'86
187:t
'78- '711
'8(W'S19
'7 8- '80
18T2
1891
St.
and public buildings.
Improvement bonds
Water Works bonds told)
Bonds to Pacltic Rallroail
do do Iron Moiititaiti UR
do do North Mo. lilt
do do Ohio & Missippi RR
Tower Grove Park bonds (gold).
Sewer bonds
Harbor and wharfbouds
.
Street
var.
var.
var.
var.
'2,988,00(1
laM-.W
I.IKIO
311.(1110
1S,M
1,000
2'iO.lflO
18,%t-55
1,(«10
18.'>a-51
1,000
39!),O)0
3'26,00O
1,(»X1
316,00
1816-TJ
1840-68
lSM-66
1811
.
La'ayette Park bonds
New
water work bonds tgold)
Water bonds 01 IH'a, (goldj
-.')S
1868
1851-61
i85a-6S
I
2;5,1100
476,1K10
1,(»«)
916,0(1(1
var.
l,2l»,IIOO
l?.61-<M .00,
1867-70
187i
&c.
1,000
1,000
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl,
Varl.
Varl.
Varl
F. & A.
Varl.
Varl.
778,(»l(l
V»
51,500
3,950,000
i,'ao,i«o
J.
&
N.Y.,N.Bk
A.&O.
New
7-'-'
72-'
;72-;
'74-'
'71-'
75
'T2-' 71
Allg,,_ 1898
Preferred iionds
8 per cent bonds
Lake Superior *t Miss.
Bt Paul i Chicago RR
var
var
var
ooo&e
UR
WatMitgton.n.C:
iiOAD, coupon or registered, gold..,
1,000
mz
S2.'i,312
12&';
153.(114
7
8
195,r»>
'2.5'J.ii(l
1
100,000
4,o(x>,ooo ie g.t.
M.&N.
M.&N.
In 1870, 149,482 against 56,902 In 1860, Real
estate
the fl«cal vear ending June 30, 1870, was
assessed at $69,776,603 personal property at $44,9<2,907. Total taxei collected, $2,83a,5'21
sinking
fumU amounted to $1,382,989. All the values for
San Francisco are given in gold.
m
;
;
real estate
and other property valued
AssesFcd value of real estate In 1870,
$I1,861.4(M. against $12 219,140 in 1869: total Income
In yea- 1869-70 from taxes and other sources.
$1,191,222. Population, 1870, 28,235, against 22,293
in 1860.
at $2,763,9b0.
Populationlnl870, 19,565 against 8,932 In 1860, Kerenue from all sources m 1870-71 was pstlmited at
$195,000. In 1870 assessed valuation of property
was $11.000,000 rale of lax, IX percent total revenue (int. fund $136,487, general fund $81,146)
$217,000. The city owns $.500,000 of St. Jo. & Denver C. RR. s(o' k, $50,(W st.Jo.& Toneka stock.
$l,VI,0OO ,\Io. Valley stock, their value being nominal.
Public bnildiug,', &c., are worth about
;
;
$150,000.
Population 1870. 310,864 against 160,773 In 1860. City
an county gove nment^ and llnances are sepaTotal ilebt April 8, IffT!. $13.62-.,100. Larate.
tic, pal Ion bonds subseiiuentlv Issued. payable Ian.
1873, $7.'i<i.G(iO. County debt Is $:!.'2I2.(W. Assessed
valuation of all propertv (sboiil 6(i per rent of
actual .alue), old city. $1 42.000.00(1. with a tax role
of \ii per cent new citv, $I,(XIO,000. with tax rate
Vof Ip. c. estloiated income 1871-2. $.3,151,489.
The sinking fund Jan., 1S72 amounted to $9'20,8m.
;
;
'88
St.
Paul aud
do
New
York.
do
N.Y.,P.M.Mver»&(o.
>7I "93
•71-'86
J.ftJ. N.Y.,l8tNaUon'lBank
Jan., 1902
D.
against 49,129 in 1860.
'fl '76
,
1889-90-96
'88 v'lH
1900
Varl.
Valuation of real O'tate. $6).955.800; rcrsonal, $39,590,000; total, $104,585,800. Rate ol tax, $13 50 per
$1,000. In Sept.. Is72, $150,000 gold lives sold at
auction for 9IK(*92. Population in 1870, 68,904,
Y'ork & St. Loulo. June, '87-'90
N. Y., N. Bk Commerce April 1 :892
J.&D. N.Y.,Farm.L. &T.CO.
J.&
&
estate, $17..35.3.500; personal. $11,570,850. Tax rate
In 1871, $25 per $1,000. Population In 1870, S1,41S.
against 26,341 in 1860.
'811
Panrn. Jflnn.:
Revenue Bontls
$430,465. City Is proSt. L. and on Portl.
Assessed value of real
1
•i5-
do
do
I.
1).
Republic.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
-\t.
,
N. \. N. B'k Commerce.
var.
7
6
10
10
6
10
SOO&c
1,000
6&7
Rochester liailroads.
The citvowns
May,
Msy,
St.
1S69...
tected by mortgages on
&
Population
Savannah, Ga.:
Purchane of
to'al debt Feb. 1, 187», was $4,042,145, which Included $184,000 old munlclnal bonds and varloua
other small Issues. Valuation in 1871, $17,600,000.
Population, 1870 86,076, against 48,063 In 1660.
'71 to '91
April, 1877
I.:
"Water loau bonds, gold
1860.
Sinking fund March 31,1872,
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
246,000
23i,000
508,000
700,000
>95,000
1,857,700
&
J.
2,167,456
1869
laro
Loan to H., P. * F. Railroad
Bonds for public improvem nt
Kecrultlng and bounty Donds
est.ite
;
The
A.&O.
A.&O.
(154,900
ISH'i-'Tl
Co
do
do
S. Fr.ft St.
Special provisions are made for some otner
issues of cebt as lollows: Rlt. bonds Interest
by '20-175 ol real estate tax and 1-175 ot personal
Pone artraln RR., int. by 2 per cent of
licenses $1,000,000 loan i-y 25-175 of tax on real and
personal ; 7 per cent loan of 1869, bv $:^t,14tf
reqirred by law to be deposited monthly ; wharf
bonds, by levee does pledged for interest and
principal ; 10 per t ent bonds ol 1871. by monthly
deposits out of current revenue. The total net
debt. Julv, 1871, was »18,838,634. Popnlatlon, 18TO.
191,418. against 138.670 in 1860. Mayor's message
floating
Total funded debt, .Ian., 1872, t47,075,3S0
debt, $6,196.681
Sinking funds. $13,96').160; valua
tlon of real and personal, $':11,024,682; tax rate
$2 to. Popnlatlon, 1870, 674,022, agalLSt 565,5'2»in
;
ProtHdence, R.
for Interest and principal of consol
bonds the sum of $660,000 per year is required
by law to be raised by tax on real estate.
:
Water extension loan (coupon)
Funded debt bonds
Compromise BK. bonds (cp & reg.)
do
N. Orleans or N. York,
J.
5m,ooo 7 3-10
lor permanent Improvemts...
lor park purposes
for war and bounty purr'oses.
for municipal & school purp..
Pittfibnrgh
J.
:
lionds issued prior to consolidation
do to pay for stock subs, do
do for extension of ifas works. ..
do
do
do
do
&
1883-1891)
18S0-18S1
1895-1897
1891
1877-1879
1882
1887
18*1-1888
1901
1881-1888
i:oi
N.
Varl.
203,(1(10
Wharf Improvement Bonds
Trust Funds
lSt5-1893
1884-1888
1894
1896
IST3-1876
SgS
M.&
815,(100
75,(100
2,819,(100
25 ,(100
3:16,001
133,0(X)
I,393,4(X)
500,(KIO
Jetferson City, (debt assumed)
St.
423) V.
l,'72-'75
i8;2-:8:8
M.&N.
,500&c
2.
Accutnninlatcd ilcht houds
..
N.Y.& Westchester Co. Imp. bds.
Real
flgure^ do not Include special assemnienis for Imiirovcments,
nprove
street openlUR. &c.. on
.
in„.i
._
snecltled
property,
rropert,
(ChsoKICLS v. 13, p. 392,
Dec. 23,1901
M.& N.
M.* N.
'
40Jl)0
2.000,000
4,000,000
916,700
745,800
376,600
1,000,000
S55,a)4
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.& N.
M.ft N,
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.& N.
M.&K.
coupon
Cou-*olidalcd stock,
>
The preceding
1S13-1TOS
1876
1890
1901
M.&N.
M.& N.
M.&N.
100,1100
No,ii.-,
Sol,
St.
REMARKS, t
Wli«n Due,
County:
County Court House stock
do
No. 3...
do
do
do
No. 4...
do
do
No. 5...
Sol. subs. Red. bounty bonds
Sol. bounty fund bonds
Bnl.sul)«i and Uellef lied; bonds....
!5ol.
Whom
by
It
do
do
do
Court Hoii^e bond^.
Consolidated stock, coup(tn
Dept (r l*ark« iniprov. bonds,
Central Park eotnnllssiou bonus
Assess nent bonds
City Parks irniiruvetu'tfund stock.
Normal school ftnid stock
Public school building fund stock,.
Ad lUional Croton water slock
Sewer repair stock
Y.
Where Payable and
(Tent.
rorit— (Continued)
do
Principal,
'
pagu provlotia.
Vol. Soldiers Kani. AUl fund bonds.
*.
INTKIiK.sr,
liar
Rate
OutWient
Value st'ud ng. per Payable.
references, see UondB.
all
notice or any error dlBcovered In onr Tables.
ii« liiiniecllato
N.
y..
Jay Coiike
&
Co.
Population 1870, 80,030 against 10,400 In 1860. Assesse'l valuation of taxable property In 1872 about
$'i:l,0(Xi.O(lo.
iHtere-t on the railroad bonds waa
siisppiuted on occonut of an Injunction
hut
a decision was made In Oct., 1872, couIlrmlDg the
validity of th:j bonds.
;
Negotiated abroad In 187J
'..
.
THE CHRONICLE.
556
[October 26, 1872.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
(T,nlfd
«ci>r<llii| to •el
of Confroa,
In tba
WM
yoor I87« by
tjubucrlbers ivill ronrer a Brest favor by glvlag;
For
of*
©a
R<)ad
^-9
•
Gen. mortgage
186^
1370
RK.
1871
1866
1871
/"e-Ist M., gold
»rt.. gold (ti.lUO acres pr ni.)
1869
1870
i(-
m
.50
eoMtc
M
Ceiiti-dl—Xf^l
Land grant
500&C
•
-
Bonds to state P"*. (•'ndorsedl.ad
1st M.. east. ex.. for »UI.(X)0,0(X1 gr. Pa.
Alex- if FreilrirkNhitrg.—\%l ii.ortgage
Atcniwn. Top.
1869
2,673.000
3,305.000
1.000,000
1.000.000
2,000,0tn
450,000
2,256,800
72,000
3,8H9,000
3.500,000
1863
1S65
1st
Arttansda
ISIi.)
1,000
lOO
1,000
1,000
1.000
—
stock
Alortgaue
Albany < itv loao
21 mortifage
3d niorti;(i^e
AtUghniu/ r.iH'y— stock
..•;•:
let* 2d .M.te.vcliangeableforgen.M.bds)
Atfutni/ <t SHiHtttehantui
5 2;o,ooo
Mortgage, gold
A'.
Atfiol if AVirt^-AZ—lst
mortgage
tiirlnnond Air Aine— let morl..
A'tniUn .(• West Point— stoc^
Atl. ,t fji. ire,( -stock (Total, M0,0(X),(WO.)
,f-
lOO&c
1,000
100
100
mortgage
do
do
do
do
Leasei
lines rental gold bi-Hids
A
18^2
<?«^r- common stock
UuaraDteed stock
msolid. let mortgage
C
,1«., Hinfi.
10,000,000
i8,ooo,aio
500&C
29.000.000
5.500,000
8,693,200
ommon
Stock,
)
/
500&C
5004c
100
100
600&C
50O&
r>OOSc
500&C
r.OOtC
100
£100
1.000
£100
£010
£100
100 ie
per yr
do
OAio— stock
by C. &
do
do
do
do
A.).
).
)..
All.
March,IS96
don
1362
1854
1831
...
1841
1»)5
18!l
1854
•69- '70
Concord (t Jfo«lrfi«f—Prefr. stock.".
Otho stoct, nclud'gold olv'ds & new stk
1st mortgage bonds, due In !8'i5
2d M. bds, conv. (71 ni. & let. ^2!^)
2d M. bds conv. (U m.& lst22X)
Sinking fund bonds
BoHton, Ifurttortl ifc fiWe— stock
1st mortgage, old
1st inori gage new (Berdell)
Jst
do
do guar, by Erie
Softlon,
1000
oOOtc
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
100
100
1
do
Cnnomci.E.
do
N. T., Duncan, S.
4 Co
M.
Jan. 1,1873
.Inly 1.18S4
in
6g.
5g.
3>i
.580.000
ity/if/i.-lMm'drt.Vgold!:!:
Jlonds conv.lntopref.stock (2d series)..
Bon Is conv. Intopref.etock (3d eerles)
Inc bds conv. to com. stock, (4th series) "
Ist mort. conv. on liranch, (5th series)
"
Oiivortlhle bonds of 1170. (6th " eri esi
4
4
S.
00
do
do
do
do
do
J.
J.
J.
.1.
4
do
.1.
.M.4N.
M.4N.
.\Ich 1.
1857
1S71
1869
18T2
1863
1866
1868
1869
1P6!I
.Inly 1,1880
July 1,1866
do
do
do
do
do
Savannah.
.AI.4N.
VI
.
J.
.1.
4
N.
4D.
I'hlla.,
4
M. 4
6g.
I'-
S.
S.
4 J.
& J.
A. 4 11.
A. 4 O.
A. 4 O.
6;
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M. 4S.
F.
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6
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J.
4
A.
7
8
3
A. 4
M.
N.
'e'
".'itA.
6
7
J.
J.
J.
1870
At.
4
Pac.andSoutll
1,000,00*
acres,
4
4
4
do
Office.
p. 155; sec alio V. 14, p. 764
1895
1890
Mch
4
May,
"j.
J.
4
CirRONifi.E, vol. 11, p. 731, as to consolidation anil extension of road, issue of
new stock, 4c.
1865
18-9
Company placed in bankruptcy, and
now managed bv trustees of Berdell
5
?'
8
4;6.5I«I
8
5llll&e
618.500
8 f
7
.
%
g.
f.
Ig.
f.
Boston, at Office.
Boston, at Office.
N. Y.,H.<!:lcws4
come, is;i, $252,i65. (V. 14, p. 43, 796.)
1879
18K
May, 1,5, -72 Av dlv.. for33yrs8.31 prct. (v.U.p.43.)
Nov.. 1872 Report vr endlliu Sept. 30. 1S7I, v. 13, p. HI7.
;\pr. I.IIHIS "corgia endorsement will probably be
nt
1
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(
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New York.
N.
Y Bk
,
(
Apr.
held void
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1)V
4
<).
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1
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Boston, Co.'s Office.
.luly
do
do
July
Boston and New York. Oct.
Boston, by Treasurer. .Julv
do
Boston
do
do
the Legislature.
int., 4c. (v. 14. p. 6-25.)
Mar. 1,1886 PloiUing debt. $463^67:!. (V. 14.p. 628.)
of Commerce. Aus., ;87J Leased to Erie in 1863. fot 4'.)0 yrs. at 7 per
do
Dec 1,1877 ce^ t on stock and Int. and sinking fund
do
Nov. 1,1872 on bds. Lteseesto keep road in repair.
Jan 1,1890 Leased to Kile for
do
do
1.4,1. N.y., Farm. L * T. Co ,lulv 1, 1896
N. Y., or London.
.M. & N.
Mav 1, 1919iCnnoxtc.l,«,
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do
Au<r.. 19(«;
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I'l". 621. v. 14, p. 48,
15, p. 220, 523.
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3 J7, o95, 6i6, v.
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f.
2-20,
OlBce.
Boston,
.1.4.1.
.1.4.1.
F. 4
J. 4 n.
mortgage,
July, 1872 Operated with the Nashua 4 Lowell, 69
per cent of earnings and expenses to B.
4 L. Sliier cent to N. 4 L. Net In1873
Jan.
.«.
7
1881
1889
1899
Boston.
Boston, at Office
A.
A.
ig.f.
—
Not earnings* for vear ending with March
1872, $134,252. *See annual report in
.iMlv, 1875
1, 1875
New York.
4 O.
40.
M.4 N.
M.4N.
A. 4 (>.
A. 4 O.
v. 15. p.
(V. 14, p. 43.)
lasa
1872
July
Boston.
do
4 J.
J. 4 J.
J.
;
1392
1,
1S73
18S1
New York.
Boston Office.
^ew York.
Boston Office.
J.
J.
J.
.1.4
per
1
do
Boston Office.
,1.
4f.
7
8
$73,000
Leased to Pa. R.R.,at40per cent of grOBft
receipt*. Stock, $550,000. Dlv.6pre. ayr,.
Nov. 1 K.S Several roads are leaseo by this Co., and
operated In connection wiih the main
Oct.l6,187i
stem, the net earnincs last year, endlig
April, 1872
Sept. 30, 1871, were $4.006,.'iWl n the main
1875
stem, and $1,559,354 on the whole Hue
1680
and bracchea. Ai-nual report In v. 141885
Jaly'l'.'l881
iluly 1,188.1
do
1885
Baltimore or London. Jan., 1911 Bonds are guar, by Pa. RR. and Northern
Central, iv. 15. p.ilS.)
do
Apr. 1,1911
Boston,2d Nat Bank. Apr. 1, 1899 $122,001) of ihese bear 7 per cent.
N.Y., Russell Sage.
Oct, 1, 1896 L'sed to S.L, A4 T.H.. at 40nrct. of earn'g
Floating debt,
Leased to Penn R. R.
N. Y., Duncan, S. 4 Co
$1,212,624. Net earnings. In i87., $229,524.
i87;
Phlla lelphia.
(V. 14, p. 523, 765.)
1<85
do
18S7
Boston, Kinder, P. & Co July 10.1872 Leased to Housatonlc,at7 per cent, per yr
Boston Office.
Nov, 1872 Net iiicouii; lor year ending Oct. 1, ISd,
do
$2,154,9-12, after paving all interest,
(y
July. 1876
Boston, at Office.
13, p. 636: v. 14, p. 20,43.)
Apr. 1. 187a
do
Aug., 1891
Best., Boston Nat'l Bk July 1,1881 Consol. of Agr. Branch and Fl^chbure and
Worcester. Net earnings 18;0-;i. $80,452.
do
1889 4
M."4S.
673.;'.ll(l
109
.50&C
500&C
1870. of
Land grant of
annum.
4 M. Bk.
Baltimore. Office.
J.
J.
5l»l&c
1,000
103
Consol.Oct.,
luly, 1888
July, 1888
ct. 1,1891
Baltimore Office.
London.
.1.4 J.
,1.4 J.
«
mt&c
i',iioo
V. 14. p. ^28.
Nov. 1,187
June, 1872 Leased to Central of Ga. f or
do
do
do
do
London.
O.
M. 4
Farm.
do
Baliimore
do
4 J.
A.
SODJfcc
1,000
1.000
CllBOSicLE.
I9I.10
Jan. 1, '71
N. v.. Agency of Co.
N. Y., Anency of Co.
A. 4 O.
A. 4 0.
A. 4 O
.J. 4.1.
700.000
950.000
2,0i0,0ai
380,000
600.(im
5.410,(01
2.201,000
5,636,300
1,435,(0
5,058,350
600.000
717.000
"iwi
18.57
Birl., <j. IiupUs ,t .Vi)i«-lst M.,gold,
s.l.
let mort.. gold. (Milwaukee
Uvle ol)..
B-trUnuloti it Ho. JUrer -stock ....
PreferriMl stock
let niortg.age. on road'ft ib(),(l6tVac'rc8
'land
4
J.'4.I.
J. 4 J.
613,700
366,000
200,000
l.iJOU
m
Nov., 1891
Nov., 1891
Nov., 1901
Portland.
r.4A.
2
Aug., 18;2 Leased for 999 years, iium .,uly. 1853, to
M. &S. London. Gr. Trunk R.R Sept. 15, '72 Grand Trunk R.R. Annual rent, 5 per
2
Boston.
M.4N.
6
Mav 2, 1886 cent on sti-rling bonds anu 4 on stock and
London, Gd Tr. KR.
Oct. 1, 1881 curr, ucy bonds.
6g. A. 4 0.
3,-23»,000
3.6:».000
2 SKI.OOO
344,459. (V. 15. p.21!')
I'-
1,000,000
76.000
1,000
1,000
|i.
18;o.
IT,
Pacific.
6g.
6g.
«g.
'5.000,000
5,3^1,000
3 000,000
A«/r..C'')rrvit/>;«W(.— Ist Mort gage
Bnjrulo. Xew loj-f it AXe-stock
litmorlgagc bonds
2d mortgage
do
do
do
J.
.1.4 J.
600,000
15,000,000
1888
18u8
v. 14.
Nashville railroiid. Tiiis financial stLli*ment Is for the fiscal year ending Sept.
that vear were
30. 11^71. Net earning'*
$637,138. The new loan of $15.(00,000 la
to retire ail tlie old debt, and tbc 1'a^
ance for improvements. Thi^i'ebt to Va.
draws no int. lill 1^80, and !•* payable
per yr. after 1*85. A nnual report
$500,0
.
995,800
1,000,000
499.501
745.000
600.000
19,664.100
127,000
692.501
2 250,000
400,000
416,000
350,000
800,000
4,621, rtS
3,9.50.000
1871,
V. 15, p. 491.)
;
Gen. Vnn. Mahone 1»
president. Theroails to be extended
to a ronnection with the Louisville 4
J.
J.
.4
I
100
100
the Oil Creek 4
sold in Lon-
Netearnlngs.
This is a consolidation of 'he Norfolk &
Petersburg, the South Fide, the Va.
Ti-nii., anil the Va. 4 Kentucky railroads, under a law of Virginia, approve-l
N. Y., Duncan, S. 4 Co Jan. 1, 1877
do
do
.*
.Jan. 1,1877
do
do
.«J.
luly 1. 1893
do
do
.4 J.
Jan.1,'54-90
do
& J.
do
lan.l.'8t-90
do
.4 J.
do
Jan.;, '86-90
.4
6(if,-0)
......'.'.'..'.
Miiliie—Htock
B tt Provi'lenre^i^tock
r.rnnsielck it .4».-lstmort. gold. end. Ga
2d M.. skg fund, gold, not endorsed
nuir.Bruil.A A«,(i.--(iM M.ilnc.lOOOOaeld)
(V. 11, p. 623
»78J,15i;.
18,0.59,960
•(
8><.
4
lf<),000
b^nds
1B';2.
New loan
Sept., 1852, at
Oct.', "190;
June
200,000
621,000
Floating debt
Mass. loan, (secured hy 14,000.000, Berd.M)
Boston it iidreH- stock
Instalments paid, 8-5 on new stock
Scrip corllfs (p ivahlc In stock or caeh) ..
Mortgage, wharf purchase
in Sept..
River road.
.)uneI,lS9i: CnHOA-lcLit. V. 15, p. 252.
4. 1. N. Y., Shoe 4 Leath. Bk.
1,100.000
1,000
100
lai
Bom., Clint, it ^(rftji.- 1st M., Agrlc. Br.
2d moitgage, 1869-70
Kqnipment notes
I'.
Penn.UR.
J.
1,000
1853
1855
1871
Southern /lUnoU~Ui M., skgfd
(
-g '";«''•, -v.
I'hlla..
Purchased
1875'4'l893
N. Y., Union Trust Co. July. 1891 -tate aid H5.000 perm.; Counly. $750 000.
N. Y., (J. Opdyke4Co. .luly. 1899 Net earnings, 18;i, $151,628. Capital stock,
Boston.
Oct. 1, 1910 »>.665,(«)0.
Boston, Co.'s Ofllce.
'a3.'B9 & '91 »3'J0.0l«) new stock voted Oct.. 1872.
N.Y., Laiicai-ter, B. 4 Co luly 1,19UU In progress; Ga. State endors. declined.
Atlanta,(Ta..at Treasury July, 187i! Net earnings last year, $79,742. (v. 15. p.2 9)
This is the condition as reorganiaed In
1871.
The Co. retains $20.000.t«l of com.
frtock unissued.
N.y. 4 Lon. Co.'s Office Ian., 190
Int. on the 3d moit. Is
do
do
roiitingent noon the earnings of the
Sept., 19ir2
do
do
Nov., 1902 Co. (V. 14, p. 591.)
do
do
Jan., 1892
Reorganization In 1S60 of Pav., Alb. 4
Savannah.
Gulf. The South Ga. 4 Fla. R.R. waa
May,' 1872
N. Y., M. K. .lesnp 4 Co July, 1887
merged in this Co., the latter assuming
do
do
the debt of th(^ former, and issuing to It
do
do
$549,100 guaranteed 7 per cent slock.
4
1,000
1855
ISM
Albany loans Alb. & W. stkbdge)
Dollai bonds (Weet'n R. R.)
Dollar bonds
M
Harrisburp, Treasury.
Philadelphia or London
J.
J.
500&C
187')
Balt.ti P'jtotiuic—\^t mort.. (tunnel) gold.
let mortgage gold (main line)
Hanfjnr tt Pix'^tfaf^'tU— Bangor loan, let M.
New
do
204,0jO
112,500
5,000,000
10,000,000
7,t«9,000
2,176,500
840.500
1,166,000
T77,S00
111,000
3,983:132
787,000
1,500,000
713,000
481.000
73a,7tO
129,500
360.00
1869
1866
do 1870, sterling. £«)O,0OO
Baltlmoieloan. 18Ms' erll'ig mort. for f >,000.000
N. W. Va., 2d mortgage. IsiS
N. W. Va., 3d mortgage, 1855-85
Boston
do
May, 1881
4Co
.J.
;oo,0;fl
100
JJctv
2dM..
do
ISM, (
Sd M.,
do
1857, (
Serkshlre—stnrM
Boston A ^KftflHy— stock
J
do
12S,-.'08
1110
1855
1850
1853
1351
(C
J.
M.4N.
M.4N.
7
7
67ii,000
1872
Washington branch
Loan. 18 15, sinking fund
do 1S.T11
BellfMUe
M'.4k.
?1 J.*
.J. 4
7
306,000
157,000
458,000
1,000
100
Jietaldere De/an-rt/r —stock
1st M.. bonds of 1862, (guar,
J.
J.4.J.
8.18.976
13,143,100
3,529,800
1,650.000
863,250
579,500
1,710,500
3,783,752
3,645.683
5,000.0
458.500
140,0(0
1,500.000
3,000.000
^20,000
Preferred stock
do
4
J.
M.4 S.
7 g
1K M.4N,
617,000
44R,50O
491,000
990,000
846,000
1(10
2d mofigage
A.&O.
J.&D.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 .1.
A.40.
J.& J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
A. 40.
Bonds
haltiinore tt
.1.4 J.
J«n., 1872
do
N. Y., Wln^low, L.
4,mix)ll
500i&c
.iOO&c
do
B.f. 15,000
J.'&'.I.
•
Sterling bonds, not mort
A Hffimtti tfc Sii yart?iaA— stock
rnllei/—ut M.,
J.
This roadie for mining 4 lumbering.
N. T., 20N»-Bau street,
1886
N. y.. Third Nat. Bank. Linne, 190;
H. y„ Duncan, s. & Co Jan., 1839 Sold to state Apr. ^J; resold Sept., 18J2.
Int. not paid .Juiy."72. (V. 16. p. 14.2V4, 355.)
!.Ian., 1W9
N. Y., Bk of Commerce. .July 1, l872 Hoad leased Feb. 24, 1870 to Del. * Hudson
N. Y ,D.4H. Canal Co Inly. 1888
Canal Co., for 99 years, at 7 per cent, per
do
do
annum, on $7,(iOO,(K10 of stock, and bonds
Nov., 1896
do
do
-lessee aseuiuing the interest on both.
Oct ,1885
110300
Preleired stock
1st M., (South Phc.) gold
1st M..At.&PBC.,gld,on 500.000 acres land
2d M. At. & I>ae., for »3,IX«),000. gold
1st M. Cent. Dlv. At. & Pac.gold
Cent. DIv. land giant bonds
Attantic tk St. /yiwre/ice— stock, currency.
Slock, sterl ng
Portland citv bonds, 1st M., skg fund...
2d M. sterling, 5-20 years
Mmte
Stocks,
last Divi'd.
3,441,200
800,000
165,70«
Rec'ved from State Va-
.
Ikiin
4
J. 4. 1.
M.&N.
A.iO.
M.&N.
5
356,600
do
l>t
do
do
lA
do
do
do
Sonth side— 1st preferred bonds
do
2d
do
:kl
do
do
Virginia & Tenn.—lBt mortgage
e'llargedmortgage ...
do
do
1th moitgage
do
do
do
reg stered certlflc's
do
Int. lundlng bonds
do
do
Inc'mc M.{to be lund.)
do
do
a ?i H ( ct /Vec'frfo— tJomniou stock
do
4
a
line.
2,047,90:1
Preferred stock.
Guara' t*d do
)
Ist mort.consol. (for $15 000,000)
2d molt, to State of Va
Noriolk & Petersburg— 1st mortgage
81M.
8f.
2,000,000
310.200
464.000
Stock of old compantc!*, not converted..
Guar, stock of old Co.'s not converted..
>
or6g
2ll'l,IJ00
0. —Stock (conveitefl)
<fc
J.
7
12,000,1100
M.
let
3X
20,000,0(XI
100
500 .tc
5004 c
1,000
100
100
J.& J.
J. A J.
7.30
5
7
J.
J.
4
J.
8,000 p.m.
1,950,000
815,000
600,000
2,000,000
1,232.200
500*c
bds (.-i. A.* O.) exch'hle for
So. Georgia & Fl., Ist mortgage
do
2d moitgage
do
8.:ct'l.
J.&
l.iiOO.Oi.V
1671
»871
1871
18il
2d
3d
6.000,'X'O
187U
Preferred siork
'St gen,-rai
1,1)00
Bonds,
by Wliora.
Payable.
8
8
"7"
,
Principal
I
6
7
7
ConerMi.Wasblneton D.
when
I
1,600,014)
i,a«
LIST.
of the LIbnrLsn of
liata
930,000
1806
1S,1
1869
offlco
immediate notice of any error dUcoveredIn our Tables.
iis
Cent.
JiUrondwl—itt MortKaiie on road & lands.
Ala. CVn(n,(— (.Selma & Mcrl M-lst mon..
Atiilmma cK'Adtw— Ist .M.,Kld.Kuar. Ala...
id M.. »:i,i«lip per mile not xuaranteed
AtlftnUc
CO.,in tho
,
,
Atl'tnt'i
OutBtaudlng.
explanations, Bee foot notes.
full
DANA i
B.
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Where Payable and
perl When
Amount
MllM »5
DESCRIPTIOS.
^;
.
.
.
4 New
do
Vork.
do
do
i
1.
1893|
1,
1875
1878
.Iiily 1.
Apr. I,ia7'l|
.Inly
.Inly
v. 14, p.
5.',
7W.
Nt
15. '72
15, 'i2
1,
1S91;
1,
1889^
earnings !S7I, $1,081,7:15. Tlie'2d and
3d series of bonds have traffic guarantee
of Chic. Burlington 4 (Juincy. An
agreement o( consolidation t nd a perpctiial lease to C'lic, Burl & Qnincy
wai made In October, 18(2. (v. 15,p.5.'3.)
'" 'ifKcketB, at the end of remarks, refer to the volume and page of Ciiiionk i,e containing fuller information. The letters s.f.
'*^'iI!o^n"^i''fi"'^''r""'l'"""'Tt'^™",
mean .e'i'k'ug liiniL
',.,gr
,land prant." Companies consolidated with, or leased to others will often be tound under the consolidated or lessee's na.'ne.
.^'l"'
"''' '"!"',"' the
miles of roaifoperated for
bonds, the miles covered by the mortgage.
;
i'k''.'"'o'''"''
"'.showing
denominations
.""""""LiwiiB or par
*> the '"
imr value oi
stocks aiiu
1...
ot siociis
and bonds.
uoniis.
1'"™
.
TuZ
Til? Tni
'"','""!""'> i',*^"" ,?".''».'"''•'"" 'I'" '"" tlfidm'i on stocks;
ff meats gold ; /. free of U.S. tax; ;e. extra; s. stock or scrip.
* '"•"'^"i
I
J.
4.
stand,
for
, Ian. 4. Inly:
F.
A,
4
Feb.
4
Aug ; M. 4 S., Mar. 4 Sept.; A. 4 O , April
1_
Ai
4 Oct. M. 4 .v.. May Nov. J. 4 D. .Juue
,
.
I"'""!''' /''""
?-rwhoiiihopilnnlpal
'."„'"'"''.
I T'"'"'H';Vi'.'^[2'"
{ Tjeae dates show the period
•'«')• «-M., quarterly
pilnnlpal tails iluo
duo of ftontfj
boacts;: but the
from MarS.
Uma when
Umo
4
'
'
the last dividend was paid on stecU
4
Dec.
<i.—J.
.
...
,
1
)
.
...
THE CHRONICLE.
October 26, 1872,1
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
557
LIST.
Sabicrlbera will confer a Kre^* favor by kIvIuk ok IminedlMernotlce of any error dIseoTered In oar Table*.
DESCRIPTION.
Kor cuplsnatlouof
uotes on
flrst
all
references see foot
Miles
of
Amount
Koad
btanding.
Vutro
Ualro
tt St.
Louln-lst nior'.Kiwe
Mnce«H«— 1st
it
CiiUfornUt A<c(rt«— ist
900&C
1809
157U
18;U
M
I,(Ml
,•...
lUortKaKf. (fold.
niortgaue, gold....
.
5.!M,9;i
20,000p lu.
8,uia,nio
2,.'» 0,000
1871
1871
l,ll(l(;
S,.700,00l)
1,0110
2,.'10",0llO
100
5,sn,.i(io
Cniiulen it Amnou—noc'K.
Dollar loan, Joint ooiniianlfs
Sterling loa ., ^lnklng nind (X'»i.VSn....
Dollar loan
7
Sterling l..an (H^VlfXU)
Loan of 1888
Houd to Slate of N. J. by
Loan of isai
t'lmilen
it
,
675.000
l,268,otO
6g. A.
6k. A.
i,7(«i(mo
K.
AUnnUc—\sl Mort., conv
41H,000
500,000
313,600
;,otio
9,(XX),100
7g.
1,0U0
2.7,'>0.>.00
7 g.
50
1,15:1,500
1,000
1,000
1855
18S7
1S70
1372
cn&
reg
8. f
Bto^ik
mortgage bond^
50
mortgage
do
guar.by Ch. & N.
do
1871
«
W
1801
noo&c
.VKIi.-
;82,t«10
1856
aOU&c
2,'«2,000
100
5,0)0,1)00
50fl&c
1,000
100
1855
1869
1872
3,70
Subor.l. llC!i,Cali. State aid. gold
Bonds, (forinerly convert. Into U.S.bds.
Bonds on San .Joa<)ulo Valley i*r.,gold..
U. S. Loan, (2d Hen on certain terms)
Western Pacific, ist mort., gold
Government lien
do
California* Oregon, Ist ino tzagcgold.
San Fr, o. & A.. 1st mortgage
La'idbds on C. Pac.&.Col & urcgonjands
Chart.. Colmnbit Angunta. stock
1st mortgage, (C. & S. C.)
do
(C.& A.)
100
25,88-..(100
l,00i)
l.r<10,000
i,m
6,080,1
i869
V,6oo
2.735.000
1,970,000
i (Vki
6.1 0.1.0
i,000
1,000
9,15S,0-.I0
187J
1870
1
&
Cb.,lst M.int. ifuarCft A.
do
do
IstM.assnni.by C.&\.
do
do
2d .\I.a snm.by C &.\
d'>
do
2d M. Int. guar. C.&. X
Louisiana* Mo.. Ist M. (in progress)...
Cftic., Burl, it Qnincu—stock
Ist mortgage, sinking fund, (trus*)
do
do
ccmvertlble ..
2d mortgage, gold, (Frankfort)
Trust mortgage (Bur. to Peoria)
Plain bonds
Oen'l. -Mort.. (coupon or registered)
Carthage & Burlington. 1st uiort
Dixon, Peoria & Ilan., Ist mortgage
American Central, Ist mortgage
Peoria & Han., 1st mortgage
Ottawa, Oswego & Fox Uiv., 1st mortgage
Illinois Grand Trunk. Ist mortg.age
Qulncv & Warsaw, Ist mortgage
Keokuk & St. Paul. 1st mortgage
Chic, it Canada Southn-n—:nl mort., gold
Chicago, Cin.
Chic, Clinton
LoniHcille—\»l .M
tfe Otihn^ine~-\st
Chic.. Danrille it \lncen—Ht M., gid, S. F
Inl.exten., l8tM.,gld (M M. on 114m.)
Chicago
<t
M
Ioica—\ st mortgage
Chicago, Iowa it yettraika—itocK
it
2d mortgage, (Now 1st)
3d
do
(Sow2l)
Chic, ft Mich. Lake S. Ist mortgage
Ist
I St
Chic
mor gage
—
mortgage
yorlhic— Com. stock
it
Piefrrr.'d stock ..
Bonds, orf. (8. F.l.lst M.. Chlc.toOsnk.
Int. bus, funded coup., 2d M.,
do
Ist M., general, 3d M.. Chic, to Oshkosh..
Appleton cxtens., ist M., on 23 m. & land.
Giecn Bay extens.,lBt M. on26m.&land
Ist M.Gal.* Chic. Hn. U.K., extended,...
.
2d iniirlgagi-. Gal. & Chic. Un. R.'(
Miss. K. Bridge bds. Hen on net earnings
Klgln & State Line R.R. l.ds,
lal if.. (Peninsula Ii.R)on74m. & lands..
Cons. S. F.bds.subord.lli'U on all above..
Equip. hds.llen on eiiuin'tscost'gfum.UOO.
1st Mort. (Belolt & Madison U.R.) ....
Madison exten.. Ist M..slnklngfund gold.
>VlMOni & Ht.Peter.lst M.,guar. C.t K.W
do
2d M..
do
do
3d M. land grant, s.f.
Chi". A.Milwnkec, 1st M.. on rd & equip.
Chic, t Mll.^d .M., (M.*C.R.R.)lBt Hen
Chic. & Mil.. lstM.,5dllon
P., Ist M..gu.C.&V W
Iowa .Midland. 1-t M..pnar. by C.& X.W
Menominee extension 1st mort.. gold
Lacro se.Tr.-rnn. A
p%<c.
Peking Soulhicutern-4ttM.,e»U..
J.* J.
A.*0.
J. * J.
J.& J.
.I.'*"j.
111
,500.000
J.
J.IOO.OOO
7
41«1,(100
7
14,lKXl,tOO
1«
100
"ii
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.* J.
J.* J.
J.& J.
* J.
& N.
100
100
li2S
160,.500
2,100,001)
807,000
660.000
500,000
8,929.900
2.425.400
226.000
1862
1863
1862
50l.)&e
i8.'>7
l,OI»l
3^7,000
;86i
18S4
1863
1,0
1,000
1,000
2,3&),0(iO
IIKI
186<i
1,1)110
76
1870
1,000
323
323
"38
31
150
31
37
m
1,000
1,000
1(10
100
1,000
i858
1838
1,010
2,.18:},(XX)
1
,087,000
llilKlO
prm
18,6411,910
2,.i92.0Hl
150,0011
941,000
680,0(X)
1871
IST2
7,11,111.10
403
30
46
1869
51
31
!,50l,t!0(l
1.0
5rti&c
3(10&c
6(10.(X10
IS6S
1868
1,000
736 (XIO
610.000
70
180
1,100
4-1
1870
1870
1869
1872
1867
1,21X1000
960.000
i',66c
8110,000
40
43
2Si
73
60
114
32
80
82
82
82
227
227
227
rj23
1221
193
193
193
23
26
24S
218
186il
SOO.OtX)
l.ttKI
i.aio,oui
1871
1869
1872
i',!V<)
8,(»»',0iK)
50O&r
1.000,000
l.SOO.OOO
1
,IXK1
I.HIO
2..'illl).,(X)
l.OOd 19.51«lp.m.
13.0
ino*c
186.3
186'>
oOOcSc
1870
I,oik;
1671
1,00(1
1862
1839
5
18.55
1,00
1,0
«i
1.000
7 f
7
5
4Xg.
7
7
7
1
a
8
8
8
8
8
f.
f
f,
f
f
f
Mt. Ilollv.
2,6a'!.(«10
101. OOO
.32I.(KXI
'.^71
A.
ft
7g. A.
*
8 f
M.
F.
F.
ft I).
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&
ft
ft
K. ft
F.
ft
.M. ft
J. ft
J.&
M.
ft
A.
N.
A.
A.
A.
A.
\.
J.
J.
S.
Q-F.
* O.
A.
J.
ft
A,
J.
ft
7
J.
& O
ft
IBOOOprin
Y
,
Flsk
&
last year, $213,755. L<*ased
Reading., Oct., 1872. See tei ma
1882
IWO
Aug
15 1890 Completed Sept., 1870.
Cost, $173,768.
1901
In progres
AplSO, 1884 Leaded to Dub. ft Floux C. atfl,500pcr
Jan. 1,1907
& a p. ct. of earnings over $3.ri)0 per
.
May,
m.
m.
1-72 Leased to Cli. and Noithwest. at $700 of
May, 18T2
llrst $1,500 gross earning.* per m.;Hor
Aug. I 1891
the e cess up to $4..''XX) per m., and I-Sof
Aug. 1.1891
all above that.
Gross earnings, 1871,
May, 1916
$1,379,540.)
June, 1872 Leases saveral roads. Dividends In 5 yra
1875
luly 15, 99
Apr.15,1190!
54 per cent
(See report, v. 14, p. 84.1
Gross eamlnga In 1871, $419,192: exnendl.
Oct.
Oct.
Consolidated March,
21, 'Ti
21, '72
ture«,$«l.8i3: net earnings. $119,3.9.
ft
1^72,
with D., Lack,
w. N ot earnings, Jan.
$2,171,000.
1
to Oct.
1, "72,
(V. 13. p. 386, 387. 492.)
Jnne 2!, '72 Leased to B. ft O. RB. In 1868 for 20 yr», rent
June 2i, '7' 35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 yrs, and
40 after.
Sept.,;i890
The Central Paclf. is a con«oI. of several
Co.'s made in 1870, audnow owns or conevery important roa in California.
18 2, 900 miles main line and 297
were completed. Grose
earnings 1871. $9.5 6.il2- net. $'i,220,914.
Land grant 12.800 acres per mile, except
mini-ral lands.
See annual report In
trols
I
Jan.
I,
miles, bran' hes
CuRONicLK.
V. 14, p. 51
;
see also p. 353.
Gro^s earnings 1871. $594,472 net earnings
$403,270
Cost of road and equipment
J.
\.
n.
N.
Var.
J. ft J.
10
8
J''
8«[.
A.
A.
ft
O.
ft
().
J.ftD.
1890
1890
1893
Hatch.
do
Nov.
$5,011,919.
This road will form a through route between the Atlantic coast and Ohio river,
'.1899
and Is expected to be completeo
1880
in I8T2
1881
sinking furd of $l.'X),O0O a
IS76
year commences one year after completion. (V. 15, P..186. t-7.)
18.7
July, 1872 Net Income, 1870-71, $157,6:0. (v. 14, p. 43.)
1875 ft 1880
May, 1901 Compb ted. March, 1872.
May, 18T2 Leased to Ph .& R. road In hand" trustees
Sep., 1872 .lollet ft Ch. RR.,li leased 'or Int. on stock
and bonds. St L., Jack.
Sep., 1872
Chic, leased
Slay, 1877
at $M11,01X) per yr.
I oulslana ft
Mo.
built and operated under contract. Net
Jan., 1893
car
lngsofC.&A.lnlS71.«2.198,C85.
Jan., 1883
DiviApril, 187;
dends in 9 yrs. 7h per cent on c ni. stock
July, 1882
and 79 on preferred. See Cubokiclk,
April, 1894
V. 14, p. 354
v. 15, p. 52.
Apr. 1, 1894
A
do
do
do
do
do
Boston.
do
Phiiiidelphla.
N. y., M.K. Jesup&Co.
.
A
RK
;
July, 189 <
July, 1898
Aug.. 1900
Sept.15. '72
Jan. !,1883
Gross earnings for year ending April 30,
1872. $? 569,009, or $361,324 more than preJan. 1. 1883
lous vear. Net earnings $2,619,176 against
Frankfort.
$'2,779,011 previous year.
The Chic, B.
N. Y., N. Bk of Com'rce Oct. I.
& t^. leases or extends aid to numerous
Jan. 1, 1896
branch roads, giving them a Iratlicguar.,
Boston. Co.'s offlce.
(usually
40
or.'Slp.c.)
purchasing
their
July 1.1896
for
N. Y.. N. Bk. of Com'rce May, 1S7TI
bonds. Contingent liabilities on b.aids
do
do
July, 1889
of these companies amount to $6.7.')6.000.
do
do
July, 1878
An agreement of cnsotidatlon wltii,
do
do
Jnlv, 1878
snd a perpetual lea^cof ihe Burl. * Vo.
New York nnd Boston. July, 1900 River road, was made In Oct.. 1872 a
Boston.
dividend of 35 per cent in bonds to be
Oct., 1890
New Y'ork aud Boston. July, 1890 llrst distributed 'oCh., Bur. ft Q, stockBoston.
April, 1879
h olde s
(T 15, p. 156, 523.
N y.. Union Trust Co, Ap-ll 1.1902 II progress.
N.Y., Caldwell ft Co.,
Jan.. 1887 Olioned July. 1889. Cost $2,500,000.
Bost., at C..B.& Q.Offlce Jan. 1, 1896 Traffic guaranty of C..B. * Q. 40 per cent.
New York, Co.'s Offlce April, 1909 Completed. D'liiv lie to Chicago. Extendo
do
April. 1912
sion of 32 miles in progress.
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;
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,
.
I90O
I>.
J.
F.
M.
l,:).5ii,(ix)
1
1875
1890
Nov.. 1892
NY. Alu.Exch.lik.
New
M* N.
.!.&
.197.(XX)
l.UXl.OOO
N.
Bost.,
1,0111
2,700.000
I,
ft
v. 15, p. 491.
Phlla., P. RK. Cos. office Oct. 1, 1901 Leased to Pltt b . Cin. ft St. Louis Ry Co.
New York.
Oct., 1872 Leased toErle,$30,l00p.yr.;«nb1ettoN.C.
Charles'n, Peoples'N.Bk Apr. 1. 188( Net earnings last year, $10,713.
Cost of
do
do
Jn'y, 1888
road. $1)80.000.
N. Y., Metropolitan Bk Dec. 15,1899 Op by D. & H. Can Co. for }< gross earnings
J.
ft
OKI
T. 14, p.
1888-89
Feb.
Charlotte, N. C.
N. Y..Nat. City Bank.
do
do
&
J.
&
LUXI
no
at office.
Feb:
i87!
N. Y., Flsk ft Hatch.
189S-'99
Sacranienro Treasury.
1881
N. y., I-. Kellv ft Co.
1883
N. Y.,FIsk&"Hatch.
Oct. 1, 1900
189V99
U. S. Treasury.
N. y., Flskft Hatch,
1899
U. P. Treasury.
1899
N. y., Flsk ft Hatch.
I''89.'9I
do
do
July 1,1890
do
do
July 1, 1890
J.
J.
J.
5004c
do
N. Y.,
J.*
J.&
M.
182.000
New Y'ork.
New York, Office,
Snlem, Mass.. Clinton, la
Boston, Mercbanta' Bk.
N.Y. .Park Bank.
K. ft A.
M.&R. N. Y.. Farm. L. ft T. Co.
2,7.50.1X10
1,1.35.000
O.
A.&O,
1 ..565.000
4.3T-i.O(«l
1,0110
O.
A & O.
J.& J.
J.*D.
1.001
!0(>&('
l.(«10
May,
do
do
do
N. Y„ Union TriiatXo
New York.
N. Y., V S. Trust Co.
do
Cedar Kalilds, Treasurer
do
do
N. T. Naf 1 Park Hank.
do
do
do
do
Savannah, Ga,
J &.r,
3.1.511.0011
1
J. ft. I.
f.
135 01»
1.(100
.1.* J.
e
H8.000
1.1K10
J.
& ().
J.*. I.
J.& J.
M. & N.
8
289,000
1.(1(111
J.&
i
f,
1,7S5.I*X)
9I8,0IX)
2110,000
695.1X10
to Ph.
Philadelphia
.
8 f
755.000
3.588 IXX)
1,(K10
!
New
;
Jan., 1873 Dividend of s>^ per cenf. on prefered,
April, 1860
stock, »752,"00, paid Oct 1.12. (v 14.n.554.)
Leased to t;.&A.. at 6p. c on stock, tot ftc.
187t:-97
In progress, (v. 15. p. 76./
Office.
do
ft
.29, est
13, p. 135,
Union Trust Co. Jan. I, 1906
Yolk or London. Apr. 1, 1902
A*
J.& J.
J.& J.
A. & O.
J.* J.
.8.50,(X10
IS6)
18704
v..
do
ilo
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y. U.S. Trust Co.
Q.-.l.
J. ft J. N. v., M. K. Jesup ft Co
do
do
A.* O.
do
do
O.
do
do
J.& J.
do
do
.1
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do
do
F.&A.
M. & S. N. Y., N. Bk of ( om'rce
do
do
J.& J.
do
do
J. & J.
A.
14
ISfi:!
187(1
f.
1
I,215..5(lO
500*
1863
1865
(111
lOO&c
!00*c
V)l)&c
I
<)
80,98.!
21.067. 63
500* c
18-.;!
1871
ISil
7
2,.'ilKl,(l(K)
100
100
KlO.tc
18(i2
1870
l""
7 f,
7 f
3.916.31X1
568,71«)
211.01X1
1,000
11.59
1871
5
5
7
7
7
I.7VI.(«lli
1860
187(1
*N.
& S.
ft S.
* N
* J.
& O
l,n00,(100
561,000
188.001
360,000
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.iO.
Q-J.
A.*0.
J.& J.
J. & D.
6g M.'&N.
100.000
901,000
M)01XX)
21 >«
625
do
Phila.
(v
;
,
J.&'.I.
7
i(J6&c
& J.
a.&O.
371.5(10
500
600
500&.
64
Camden, N.J.
N.
do
do
M. &N.
F. & A.
do
H .&N.
do
J. & D. Bait., West. Nafl Bank
do
J. * l>.
do
do
M. & S.
do
6g. J.'&J.
7 g
J. & J.
00
380.000
160,000
75,000
300.000
5,354,:i6
Bonds, not mortgage
Chicago,? per cent stock
do
Ist mortgage, s f
3
3
2.571,2(9
71,000
'
&
7
7
1.500.000
2d mortgagii
Ckerri/ Val. Skar. ib ,41.— Ist M.conv.
Chexdneake it 0/j/o— com. stock
l3t M., skgfimd, gold for »15.0<»,OIIO
Ist M., (Va. Cent. U.K.,) guar by Va
do
8d M.,
do
) coupon
Income mortgage, (Va. Cent H.B.,) cp..
Funded Interest, coupon bonds
Jack.
f.
7pryr.
,560
l.(»l.)
.
Hen on Income)
1
*J.
A.&O.
Q-J.
J.
f.
'^
,
&
I.
2,'
1864
18l»
!870
1,000
100
—
1'"
M.
3,01X1,0011
41
* A,
& A.
& N.
D.
M. & S.
V.
7g.
7g.
2,432.650
'65.'«9
fjtt-arUers
C/Ucafo it Alton com. st k
Preferred stock
Ist mortgage, preferred, sinking fund
i.lio.)
J.
M.*N.
F.& A.
5
7
25.8<5,0(1()
—
Tamaroa—lsi M.,gld
Fa^/^.v— 1st mortgage
«
& A.
&D.
& O
J.* J.
F,
A.
'A
7
7
7
-,'100
00,000
51,283,190
1,(100
CAfiifAire— stock, prelcrred
I
3,S
1,000.000
4,821,000
1,000
1,00)
50
50
Ist mortgage bonds
Central J^tciHcstuc <
Ist mortgage, gold, ta.^ free
C/i-'nter it
7
925,0:i0
15,000000
ai()&.
Prelcrred stock
consolidated
do
—Ist mortgage
Vhemnnff— stork
Cheraw it Darlington— let mort.
]'
769,600
7001X10
5,1
mortgage bond"*
Bonds (convertible Nov ,1873-77)
Central Oft io— Common stock
do
-.
7g.
6,850.4l«)
;
New
O.
F.* A.
1,000,000
Scrip (i;i,'82.1SO aid uii to Jan., ITO)....
2d mortgage (now Ist)
J.
* N
& A
* A
F.
21(1.001
18«,S
1869
1871
&
A.*
M.
7
1,.377,009
100
100
Centralof /own— Ist vl..gold, coupon
2d mortgage, gold, $4,(100 per mile
Central of A. t^/'.vev— stock
Jotiet
14. p. ill
522, 595.)
I8M
Net earnings
23 i. 000
HKI&C
jHIAc
1861
1866
BijHjl.Oa.— stock
Ist mortgage bonds, coup 'n
St. L.,
F.
J.
3'/^
209,850
1,300,000
i'.iVio
200,000
1,000 20,00iip m,
Preferi ed stock, 7 per cent
(a 1st
A.
•
2,096,000
1.0
"..'d
Ist mortgage
Income bonds
7
7
1,00 J
1872
18:0
Cftfifnovui it Otnnfttota—\R\. moTt
C iffugn /,rtA<e— l8t mort age, gold
Cedar F.tt Minn.~\\Qm\% on 1st dlvlsloQ,8.t
dlv, s.f
Bonds on
Cellar /iapUlytt. .lAo—com. stock
Chefiter
London.
do
The
;. 000,0(0
"
Ne* mortgage
Central R. R.
J.& J.
* O
* A
500&C
18.53
Chattel mortgage bonds
1st
ft
M.
.'
6
I. R.R. form the United Co.'s of N.J.,
lease to Penn. K.ll., at 111 per cent
on stock and assumption of all ilabiltliea
was made Oct. 20. 1871. Net Incoiiie In
1871, over all expenses, waa $I,(;70,76S.
Sec annual repoit In Chrokul*, Vol.
N.
1875
1880
1883
1889
1889
1884
London.
PhlWdel[ihia(lHlce.
Princeton, \ J.
Phlladel. hliomce.
500,(10
2,000.1101
Preferred stock
l>.t
«
Philadelphia omcc.
* N.
D.
* S.
J.
H46,UIO
1,801,000
1
United Co.'s.
CaiKula, Mick, tt CAic— 1st M., gold,
CM^wwis^rt— coirimon stock
1st
& O.
* II.
& A
M.
5,1101P,I<10
2d mortgage
1st
BEMARKS.
I
151,011(1
C'lKKtoict-fl/irt.Co,— 1st Mortgage
Citiad't Soi<tfiern-'\8t M. gld, s.f,
New
.
Wliom.
I
Last Dlv.
_L
8 f. J.& J
Boston * New York.
July 1, 1894; St'ck paid In. (919,270. L. gr.l.KXI.iXXIacret.
8
.M. & N. Boston. K. Smith ft Bro. May 1, 1895 Traffic guarantee by Ch..li.ft 0-. 40pr<-ent.
New York.
7g. J.& J.
Jan 1, 1891 Controlled by g(. Lonis ft Iron Ml, UR.
7
A.*0.
Oct. 2. 1901
k. f. A. &0. New York and London Oct.. 1909 (V. 14, n. 515.)
ig. J.& J.
N. y Natl Park Bank. Jan. 1,1889 There Is also a 2d and extension mortgage.
I'hiia.
F.&
A.
&
N.
V.
Otlices.
Oct. 10.12 TheC. ft A.R.R.Del.ft Karl', n CanaT*
2H
866,(XI0
Consolidated "inorigago loan
Sterling loan of United Co.'s (XJ69.aiO).
j
Principal
Due
Where Payable and by when
StockH
(fent! iP^y""'"
page of BK. tables.
Hurt.dt Mo. In yehrmlca~\»t M.,conv., 1, gr
Dnrtininon. ,t SiitUlncentern—lKl
Calm it tuUoH—l-l M., gold., on r'd & Tnd
ItottdH.i
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Out-
I.
Llverniore, Tr.
July, 1872 Leased In pcrpetnlty to Chic, ft Northwest, at 3il4 per cent, of gross reccliite.
July 1,1888
Allg.l5,lS92
Sept.. 1889 Traffic agreement by
July, 1890
M. Cent.
(v.lS.p. 328)
do
do
Nov. 1891
York, Co.'aofflce. .iuiie. 1871 The Chic* Northwest operates 1382 miles
do
June '27, T2 and Iris ndditional extensions * branches
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
in progress. Lands of llie Company are
1885
about i.lioo.O(X) acres. Operations for the
1883
ears ending June 1, 1S72, compared as
1885
JUlloirs with lSiO-7:
1385
1«71-72.
1885
$11.4ii->.U"l
Gross earnings
1883
Operating exps, ftc.
6.310.025
1875
1884
Netearnings
1878
$1 5i'2.135
Interest ft rents
1,973^:1
1898
1915
1874
Net Income
$3.3<3,413
$2,618,334
.Ian., 1888
See full report InCnnosirLK, V. I5.P.187
April. 19II
Mav,
'
•
Dividends have been paid on stock aa
Dec.,
follows: June, 1872, 3J4 on pref.
1871,3Xonprei. June, 1871, 5 on both
Dec, 1870, 5 on both June. 1870. 3 on
Sref Dec, 1819, 5 on pref., 4 on com.;
Dec , P-K. 5 on
nne, 1869, 5 on both
;
Dec.
1, I9l9
1874
1874
;
;
:
;
:
(T. 14, p. 85, 9i;
350, 533.)
both.
0-t.,19rtl
;
V. 15, p. It, 187
JnneI,I9It
.l4t.I,l9M
Boad
In progress.
Bonds, flVlOO per mils •
.
.
.
8
..
..
..
..
,
THE CHRONICLE
558
[October 2
KAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Subscriber* will confer a sreat lavor
DESCRIPTION.
bjr
of
explanation, of all rcfi-reucee, »cc
foot iiotus un l8t page o( Kli. Tables.
CMcR
I. <t /
1st inurteagL'.
Road
I
Ci«.. llmniUnit •& />(iy(o«— slock
let mortgage (f '63
v
of '65
dj
of '67
8d
do
XXnclnnnU <t /ik(— lat mortgage
>
"M niortRap'i.H'iiar
[mlkfiutpolitt Junct.~i&\,
1866
1.000
i.se9
lOO&c
1871
1,1100
1869
1,000
M
(ft Cfitcago—lst morl., gold.
jr.»'Mn»e>iN«— l8t M., guar by lessees
CiitH.
Munklngnm T«/.— Ist niort.
r/ii., Richmnna tt C'Aic— 1st mortgage
l.OIH)
1,1100
18M
1,2 0,«10
798.000
20000 pr in
i',iYio
400,000
1,000 10,0(Klp.m.
1,1 oo
560,000
65; 1.000
1,000
A
.
i«
—
F.V.-Ul M..gld.guar
StinilHHky <t Cleveland— %toti^
Preferred stock.,
Mort. bda, Sandusky, Dayton & CIn,
SanduMky City & lud
do
C'i«.,
do
Cln.. Sandusky & Cleve. ..
nnclnnnti <{• SprtnalkUl—wl M.,giiar lUt'd
««., t(V(6.<*Jtfit/k-lsi|M.,cnd by L.S.&M.S
Cin. it /rtrf.— stock
Ist niort. (C. C.
C. RR.) »«,(«JOa y.ar,..
Ist M. (HWl.ft Ind.) cxcli.for new M,....
Ist inortgaLTP, new, b. f
CtTetdHfl (C J/«Ao;(('«f?— stoci:
1st mortgage
Si nking iuiid. 3d Mort. (now adl
C*M?P., Co/.,
&
—
80
120
138
Mi
67
in.aoo.ooo
do
Consold. skg fond, M. for !f5 OOO.OOO
Colebrookthile /f. ff .— 1st mortgage
Colorado Ceutntl~\st morfgage, conv
Coiiim. d- Hock. r((/.— 1st M. sink, fund bds,
Ist mortgage, Logan & Straitsville br..
Mort. bonds
€'}ln.nf>un. Chic. tC ind CV7l(rftf— stock...
8dmortg,ige (Col. & Ind. Central R.U.I
IW
Income Donds,
(Col.
Construe, buds
(t
&
hie.
50
42J.046
225
i«9
199
199
18
15
76
13
1845
1802
1867
18'
1870
1S67
I87I
1871
1,(«10
2,1-25 OIK)
50
2.059.; (K)
6,80,000
300&C
487.900
40,000
WO&C
ll,32'i
50
500&C
500&C
1,000
l.dOO
lOO&c
tfc
•292,000
lOO&c
66&71 500&C
452,800
1856
100
toil
6P&70 lOO&c
1868 200&C
B4
—
(871
.50
!l-J2,400
1,000
l,UO0
1.000
2,232,000
467,000
622.100
108,500
493.000
Detroii, Eel. Rir.
JJetroit, Nillidale
1S71
1
J. &.I.
Q-M.
M. & S.
M. & N.
.1. & ,J.
M. & N.
J. & 'J.
1%
7
7
8g.
7-
,I.&D.
A,C^
'^,
1, 18S0
lulv 211, '85
,Tnne, 1877
ICLE, V. li, p. 827.
Dee .1892 lad.. Cinn. &L..2d
77-82.87
1, 1881
.luly
Vch
1,
189»
M.,in trustees' hands
to exchange for 1st.
i.nder foreclosure, (v. 14, p.
Koad sold
782.)
1901 Road in progress. Lafay, Ind.. toSt. Ann's.
July, IDfe 'Fdnnerly leased to Ind., Cin. & Lafayette.
New
ClevelaniJ, Office.
N.\., Ward.C.
&Co
Cii-velaud. at ofliee.
NY., >Jlinhattnn Bk
N
Stoek.
*,^8a.(.0O.
&
July, 1895
J;'U, (, 1889
Leased 1866to Cin., Ham.
.lull*,
InfereFt guar, by three other eompanlesi
June,
IS.21
;."72
Jf0V,.1871
Aug.
1, latX)
D. Co.
.
.
Net earnings year ending Dec. 31 1^71,
»21S,809. an Increase bf »?6,'22l, over 1870.
Leased In Auir. 18.2, to CI., Col. Clnn
Sept 1,
&Ind. KR. (V. 14, p. 459.)
Dec. 1, 189(1
Apr. 1,1901 Bds "Har.HhyCC.C.&I.i Jjby L.S.&M.S.
July 1, 1891 In progress.
Aug 1872 Consol. May, '68, of the CI., Col., & Cinn. &
June7ito81
the Bellefoniaine Companies. Netearn11 gs,
iSil. JilSSOSn. Annual report in
until 11199
Chkonic'Lk, v. 14, p. 457.
May, 1899
Nov., 1S72 Leased to At. & Gt. West, at »22.856 monthAug. 1,1873 ly. In advance. Last aniiuat report In
Sept. 15. '76
CHROX1C1.E. (V. 14, p. 355.
1877
I
July, 1873
Y., Lawrence Bros. Jan.l, 1900 In progress.
& T. Co. e|.t.l.lS7.' Leased Nov., 1871 to Prnn. RR. Co. at
do
Sept 1. 1873 pi-r cent on present stock and all interdo
do
do
do
do
do
do
Nov.
1.187r
est
on bonds, &c.
(v. 13, p. 601, tSI, 808.)
Jan., 189i
Niv. 1,1900
Jnne 1, T" Le sed to Phila.
& Reading (v. 14, p. €28 )
Thiia.. Co
Office,
Slock Issued. tS47.8lXI.
Host'Hi, Trnas.'s Office ,Inne 1, "
N. V.,St. Nlch. Nat. Bk, Oct. 1,1891 Colm letcd July, 1870, and hrtlnch Jan. .'71.
inly
Net
earnings,
1^71,
*i83,7.3S. Bonds 1880 to
do
1,1880
do
'8
•
do
do
Jan.
1, 1892
Oct., 1867
b redeemed witii loan of '72. (v.I4,p.52-i)
Cons'l. 1868of Col.,& I. C. audi hic.&G
-
Leased Keb 1869 to PittsP ,Cln.
& St. L..nnd the Penn. RR. Co.. for 30
do
do
per cent of gross earnings, bu't guarando
tee! *l.l(n 470 peryr.. to pay int. on Ist
do
do
J.&.).
M.$15,(lii0.l«lll & 2d M., C. & I.. }i821,««i. Of
do
do
A.& O.
April, 1908
2d M., $2,999,000 were sold to Penn. RR.
do
A.& O.
do
Nptearnlngi
Net earnings 1871, »1.(M0,2SI. (v. 14,p.693)
do
do
F.& A.
Slareh, 1872. (v. 14. p. 1.59.)
M.*S. N. Y.. Union Trus Co. Sept I, 1901 Completed,
•
----' in pt-rpetuity
• '*
to ™"Pitt9.,Cmn.&
St.L.
If. Q.-M.
Columbus, Treasury. Sept.. 1«72 'Leased
M. & 8. N. Y.. /inier. Ex.Bauk. Sept 1,1890 Guar bv Pa. KR. l.ess'si ssumeliabillfs.
5
M.& N. Bost.. Tower, Gld. & Co Jlay, 1872 DIvldenuB In 10 years, 89 per ce t.
$-25,(KXI
year.
Concoid
RK.
at
per
B-isti'ii.
Julv.
187!
Leased
to
J. & .1.
|i'.&A.
Ang.,18;2 Net ea-nlngs for year ending .lune 30, 1871,
Boston Office.
3 f
$283065; tinkingfund Increased, $36 362.
Dee. l,1^76
6
do
J. & D.
Dec. 1,1876
Dividends, per cent a y'r for past 7 yra.
.I.&D.
do
7 f
Aug., 7872
3
F. & A.
do
Julv 1, 1889
do
6g f. J &
.l.&.l. Boston, Host. & A. IIR. .lulv, 1-7! Net income, 1870-'71. »199,16". Dividenda
5
6
M. & S. Boston, Globe Nat'l Bk. ScpH,1878 In 10 years. 81 per cent. (V. 15, p. 8£5 )
N.Y., Am. Ex. N. Bk. Jan. 1,11101 (V. 13, p. 4S7.)
7 f, .!.& J.
7
.J.&.J. New York and Boston. Julv, 1900
1900-1-2-3-1 Leased to Phil. & Trent.. 6 ".c. dlv on sto'k
Phlladeli.hla.
M.&S.
Mch 1,189! !d inort. is guaranteed by Consolidated
6
M.&S.
N. Y., Co.'s Office.
do
May 1, 1888 Coal Co.
6
M.& N.
Oct., 18T2 Stock owned in large part by Pa. RR. Co.
4 f
A.& O. Phila. & Carlisle, Pa.
A.&O. Phlla,T.A. Bddle&Co Apr. 1,1904 Net earnings 1870-71, »3S0,8'24. Condo
Apr. 1,1908 siderable ad anci s made to branch
A.&O.
roads, (v. 14, p. 628.)
Jan. 1.1884
A.&O.
do
Dividends 9 per cent per annum.
IS 2
i'A
.1.* J.
M. & N,
N. Y.,St.NlCh.Nat.Bk.
East.
,
tlo
"—
J.&.I.
Phila.. Penn. K.R. Co.
N. Y., Kiirm. L. & T. Co
N. Y Loud. & Fraiikf't.
N. Y.. Winslow, L. & Co
do
do
&
M.& S.
A.&O.
M.*S.
J.& J.
do
do
Mar. 81&94
do
N. y.,Am. Ex.Nat'lBk Jan. 1,1905
J.'&'j.
,l.& J.
J.& J.
Phila., Glrard
6
6
,T.
f.
f.
7g.
7
7
7
6
30
18,Si8,»i50
1,000
1,111,000
500&C
1(K«
1,63:^,000
7
3,000.000
2.500.000
Tg.
1.000
1,000
2.310,000
4,090.000
22,01 lOp.m.
1,17(1,000
?^
7 f
g.
I
r
t.
& J.
J.& J.
Q-i.
A.&O.
M.&S.
J.&D.
A.&0.
A.&0.
J. & J.
J.& D.
.1. & J.
A.&O.
M.&N.
M.&N.
i,m
1871
1871
i',660
18.55
'250&C
300,000
3,000,000
2,500,000
1850
1800
1803
1866
1853
1853
1851
1854
1853
500&e
1*00,000
Vari.
6.'8„5'25
.1.&
Van
377,115
M.& N.
28, '5S
Kundedtjoupons, Sov. 1,5. 'CO
2d Funded Coupons, Nov. 13,63...
iBt
Bonds
of .Juneau, '66(eondlllonal
Ster.ing (Oak. * Otta. KR.) Oct. 1, '53, gld.
Dollar (Oak. & otta. RR.) b'ds, Oct. l.'iiS.
l8t Mort. (Detr. &l'ontiac lilt.), Apr. I,'51
SI Mnvt. iDi'T < I'nntiac l!IJ.>,Feb.. '54
2d Mort. (Det-. * Pontlac RR.). an., '53
Bonds ot S'pt. 1. 1806. (Limit »30O,(10O). ..
Bds Amort, on Del. real estate
Dubuque d Sioux City— »lock
Ist mort
Dubuque Soutnmentern— 1st M, pref
'.',
s'.f.!!
.
.
1,1X10
1,000
1,000
Varl
golil
.Mortgage
renn.,nrginta d neoriiia— stock
Mortgage sinking fund bonds,
Mortgage (old)
...
Mortgag'' (new)
!!'.'.,!...
eohvertibli"
Essex R.R. bond",
."'
intern Skore, (J/a.)— Ist mort., conv....
2d mortgage, conv
.ehzabelhtoicn it PaduoaH—Ut Mort., conv.
£31.000
51.000
150,000
250.000
100,000
110,000
:(l3,-i66
1,000
1,1X10
1,300,0(«1
2,5(Xl,mi
it58
100* c
f.
7
I
.1 .
8
7
J
J
S.
A.&O.
;g.
f.
l,3O9,'20O
495,!'00
.).& I).
,1. &.I.
.I.&.I.
M.&
4,'202,OIX(
4
383,000
750,000
194,000
160.000
1,000,000
Og.
1869
IHtO lOO&c
1866 llOO&cl
1870
1,000
.1
Varl.
.!.& J.
J .V .1
.J.&,J.
"ioo
'08-'61i
.V
M.&
7
10
3,192,009
3,170,000
610,000
136,000
18115
,vi
A.&O.
F.& A.
7
100
1,000
1862
1851
ia5«
.1.
&7
M.&N.
?« M.&N.
5.000,000
"50
'506
(,lf>l.^v)— stock...
1,695.-'51
880 ,HX)
81.500
450.000
1863
1863
1870
1868
Is',
Si'pl. 1836
18i«, April, '65
ISS8, March , '68-'69
1889. 3£ay, '69
1,000
100
1st Mortgage, Oct. 1 '63
Dunkirk, Warrcu d PUtihuri— 1st m,
JitlcheHH d Columbia-lst .Mortgage
A'Kil Pennnylranla-stock
Kngl'sbl.cian.cinver Ible
500* c
lOOAc
500&C
8
S.
J.'&'j.
J. &.I.
.1.
f.
&.I
.I.&.].
.I.&.J.
F.&
,1
.
&
A.
J
5(«l,000
A.&O.
M.& S.
M.& N.
400,000
J.&.I.
200,0(X)
A.&O.
M.&S.
8,000,000
,
do
do
do
Oct.
H&D.,
M. bonds.
L's'd to L. Miami, fas'medbv P.,C.& ''t L)
In progress. Coiinfv subscrint'n, $4tXl,0(iO.
Jnly, 1872 Leased and ope- ated by Phil., W1I.& Bait.
do
do
Offlee
Nat Bank July, !875
July, 11-75
do
do
Jan. 1,1880
P.W. & B. RR.
New York Office.
do
do
do
M.& N. N. Y., Drexel, M. & Co,
M <tN. N v., Lon i.&Anist'rd'm
1870
mort.
m ort. bonds
1«80 & 90
1, 1881 Leased, Mar. '72, to Penn. R.R. lor3) years.
Anril, 1HI9
July, 1911 In pr'gress, Davenp.. la., to St. Paul.
Oct., 1872 Com. stock. $2 395,090. L'sed in perpetuity
to Cin., Ham. & D, for ann-jal int. on
Ju'v, 1881
Sept., 1887
bonds. Pref. stock of $3,500,000. guar,
by c.
issued 1871 to retire D.&
Oct.. 1888
M. Y.,
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.& <>.
Q-J.
7
6
Lockwond & Co
J.'&'.I.
7
7g.
1,283,4'.0
5011,000
500&C le.OOOpr.m
.)
.
100,000
110,100
170,000
1.00(1
(v. 13
4a5.
l>.
N. v., Karm.L.
2«
dtake Mich.— 1st
2d .Mortgage, April
Ji,
,!.& J.
d /.—Ist mortgage
d Ind,— Isl mortgage
d Milwaukre—Ut
1874,
"50
1856
1856
1S59
1851
1856
1872
1809
1871
do
do
1000
1864
1871
Lack, tfc lr««/«rn—stock
IstMort. (nel.,L.& w., East. Ex.) skgTd
2d Mort. (I).. I.. & West.)
Bonds, (conyertlb. from .Tune 1.'75 to '77)
Denver Pirirtc Isl mortgage, gold,
gr
Denver d Rio Grande— let mort., gold. s. f
2lr-H ifoinM I'd?— 1st M., Keokuk to Dcs M.
Ist M.,onS5m.&4M.000ner's&-2dM.onl62u-
—
161.000
109,500
82.0 10
400,000
300,000
i.4ai,ooo
2,000,000
1856
1867
1869
61&64 500&C
36
13
709.au
1,3'J6,650
1,000
1,00 20,000pr.m
nva
/?.— st j c k
1*1 mortgage
Guaranteed bond-*
Extension mortgage..'
Bondsdue
400,IXXI
500&C
500&C
lOO&c
1869
mom
1,700.000
250,000
1,000.000
2,008 000
996,000
903.000
1,000
1,000
50
Wilkenbarrt—XsX mort.
214,00(1
100
1,000
Mortgage
330.000
2,1-23,600
1,(1110
500&C
nunniU, Urh., liftonA Pekin—Ut M.,gold.
Daoenport d- St. Paiil—\(^t M., g jld
Dayl.dc Jflck—PveC. stock, gnar. 0. H.& D.
Ist M., sinking fund, |30,(XJ0 per year
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
Toledo Depot (cost $3,')3.940)
Dauton (t »'(!«<.— 1st M., guar. L. M.&C.& X.
Deciltur, Sulliean d Mattoon (/((s.J— IstM.
Bonds due
S.
May
'
1,786.000
1,5(10,01X1
ranbury d AorwaU-— Stock
Eifitern
1
50
100
100
,
mortgage
2d morfgage
Common bonds
Ist
h-iHt
N.
& A.
In 1S70-71.
A.&O.
i,micm
Ist
2d mortgase
00
lOO&c
ConnecUcnt Weiitern—\&t mortgage
Detroit, LtiuHing
&
M. &
.l.&.I.
150,IX)
Vonnecting iPkita.t— 1st mortgage
CumberUtnd tkPenn^lcanifi^lsl mortgage
2d mort .'age sinking fund bonds.
Cufnlterland FaWei/— stock
JJetroit
M.&N.
M.
F.
l.&J.
50
—
State loan
f.
&.I.
.1.
7
2,00 ',i«.'0
16,000,000
stock
(6 Portftmouth
d- PnHnnmptttc R. i?.— stock.
mortgage, sinking fund
Notes, coupon, conv. at par
Massawippi stock, guar, uy G. & Pass,
do
bonds.
do
do
Connecticut /ftrcr—stock
1st mortgage sinking fund
Connecticut Valley— \\il mortgage
Z>el.,
f!
1
.
Ist
/?.
F.-* A.
.J.&D.
7
7
79,(100
4(KI,00
Connecticut
Delaicare
3^;f.
O.
.1.
13,000,100
821,000
Cons. 2d M., lor $10,000,000
Columbus, Sprtngf. tB Clnn.—X^t mort.
/)anr}ilte, Hazletoii tk
&
&
1.
100
—
Lolnmbns (fc XenUi, stock
1st mortgage
Co«con(— s toe k
Concord
.I.&D.
A.
t
|12.6'22,''28
Leased to St L.,Kan.C. & N. (V.15, p. 486.)
the Day. & Mich, and Cinn., R. &
Chjc. Net earnings of main and leased
llU'S, "i871-72 $160,910. Report In CuHON-
March,
J. &.I.
.;.&,!.
,i.&.i.
U."&N.
F. & A.
M. & S.
1894
ct.2!, 187.' Leiisci
Jan
Bk.
do
do
.IlllT,'
'
BiBk.
do
>ttt.
Vork.
N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co
do
do
New York.
Boston, Office.
do
do
do
do
tio
do
N. Y, Union Trust Co.
1. v.. Union Trust Co.
do
do
i:.Y., U.S. Trust Co.
do
do
do
lOs
3
983,000
584,700
l,-24a,
do
N.Y., St. Nich.
N.Y.;'co>s Office.
i',66o
G, Eastern R.U.)
Gt East ru R.R.J
Am.E.«h
N.Y.,
do
do
do
F.&A.
300,(«ll)
hid. Central R.K.)
do
do
do
N.
J.& D.
1.096,000
2-25,«lO
Stocks.
lastDlvt'd,!
against
M.«S.
1,252,1100
1,W,000
REMARKS.
when Due,
do
N.T., N.BkofCom'rce.
N.y., Wlnsljw,L.&Co.
.1.
.J. 4 D.
r. &.J.
,),& J.
,I.& D.
p.m 7g
1.000
(>.
.I.&D.
10,971,900
613,500
50O&e
&
Income bonds (Chic,
Union & Logan-p.irt 1st mor gage
Cons. Ist M., skg fund for *15,0J«,0U0.
J.&
1
500&C
&D.
&D.
J.
J.
&
M. &
350,000
1.007,4
ojtr Table*.
5[
Principal,
by Wlium.
,\
4,5(K),0lO
2,0(»1 000
;. 0(1(1 16,0C»lp,m.
3,73-.U)0
100
;a.i 1100
500
517.000
1,000
s'o
im
f.
1,000
1864
1853
ia57
1863
1870
tg.
96S,(X«)
SSO
"67
12K
,
1,1-00.1)00
186S
1852
1867
1871
1871
Bonds,
A. & O. NBWYork, Co.'s Office. Oct.I3,18T2 L. gr. 1 260(100 acres. Annuil report pub18;)6
lished in CiiBONlct-K, V. 14. p. 827, showdo
.!.& J
7
inir
do
Nov. 1899
net crnlngB, 1871-72, $2,950,S34,
Ig.f. M. ft N.
2,00II,(X10
50
3'JO
Ilnbbari br..l»t M„ skg fd bda
turfiutint Mt. Vernon ifc Z>«/— 1st M., gld...
Viecetattd & 7^7'.*.— Guaranteed stock
,..
2d mortgage for fl.aio 000
do
»2,000,(100
3d
4th
i.noo
1.000
1.000
1,000
1,000
any error dUcovered In
Where Payable, and
P' r t
3,500,000
1,'ao.ooo
5«l,000
282.(00
500,000
1S65
1367
1862
1867
isii
1865
I«71
1866
1809
1:71
ct
W mortgage
Oinn.,Rii:hmond
l,OUt),lW)
500,OC«)
istis
td luorlKaiCC
Vin., /M^iit/ftie
Cin.
19,000,000
8,618,000
5,1 00,000
100
Sd
Rale
Cent.
100
acylc-slock
sluklnK fiuid
Ihlc* !S'*e8t.,l8t M.irol (guar. In cuChlc4 Soutli\v..lstM-.B»lil.not K"",'".,
r/illicolhe it WHiMW-lsl M..gu»l- by N. Mo
an.&
outstanding.
««
LIST.
notice of
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS
Amount
MIICB
For
Im mediate
elTlng u>
1J:72
',
do
do
do
Hew York Office.
RR.. for 75 per cent of gross ean.ings.
In 1871 t-ross earnings were $141,420. Annual report V. 14, p. 71)4.
July''i6, '72 Net receipts 1871, $1,680,636; floating debt
Apr. 1, 1875 $4,319,917.
Consol. Jlarch, 1872, with
Mch. 1,1881 Cent. RR. of N.J. (v. 14,p. 380, 628, 658 ; v.
June. 18^2 16, p. 459.)
May 1. 1899 L. gr., 80(1,01X1 acres. Op. by Kansas Paeiflc
Nov. 1,1900 In progress. Gu«ge,3ft; whole line, SROin.
Oct. 1,1877 De aulted int Oct., 1871. Agreement with
Oct. 1,189!
boi.dholders, Sept., 1872. (v. 15, p. 459.)
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N. Y., Mercantile Bank July l,l'i9
N.Y., Mercantile Bank June 1, *90 Traffic guar.40p.c., from Mich.
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do
C.&GtW
.
Jutv, 1991
Boston, Co.'s office.
Apr.l, 1890 Also adepotM. $50,000; 3yr.notes, $225,000.
N. Y^., .M. K. JesupA Co Miiy 15, '75 Leased to Great West. 01 Canada. In 1868
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do
ay 15, "'5 3H per cent was paid on pref. stock, and
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do
May 15, '75 In 1869. 7 per cent. Of he bonds of
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May. 1873
June, 1866, $1,238,0011 are In the hands of
N Y. & Detroit.
July 1,1886 the Merchants Bank of Can. .redeemable
N. Y. & London.
Nov. 15, 73 $100,000 per yr. $350,000 have thns far
N. Y.. M.K.Jesup& Co Nov. 15. 73
been redeemed. Net earnings in 1871,
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d>
Apr. 1.187K $666,6113, in 1870, »503,'2'23: In 18(i9. $066,267
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Feb. 16. '86 in 1808, $7114,45;: In 186.-, $768,789; in 1866,
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Jan. 1, 1878 $635,062. See annual report In lhkonici.ii
do.
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Sept 1, 1880 V. 14, p. 323.
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Detroit Office.
VarioU8.
N. Y., M. K.Jlsnp&Co Oct. 15. '72 Leased to Ills. Cent. for20yr8. at 35 p. ct.
earn'gs Ist 10 yrs, 36 per cent 2d 10 yrs.
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1883
N. Y.. M.K. Jesup&Co Jnly, 1883 Net earnings, 1871, $72,188. Pref. stock.
'
I
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Is $59 1.315, com. slock, $584,662.
(10
Oct., 1SS3
N. Y.. Union Trust Co. June. 19U> Completed Angni-t. 1871. (v. 14. p. 628.)
N. v.. Blown Bros & Co Jan. 1, 1908 Int. was suspended, see v. 14, 621.
Phli.i., by P. & R. RR.
J uiy, 1ST2 Leased to Phil & Reading, at 6 per cent
Phila., P. & K. Office. McU 1,1888
on stock and int. onhoeds. (v. 14, p. 0*28.)
Consol. Nov ,1>6:', of E.Tenn. & Va. and
N. Y., Gallatin Nat'l Bk, July'i,"l900 E. Ten" & Gs. In iriO the Co. paid its
debt to Tenn. and Issued the sink, fund
N. y., R.T. Wilson & Co July, 1880
loan.
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Jnly 1870
Boston, Co. '9 Office.
July. 1871 Dividends had been 8 per cent a year for
London.
187!
East 6 years, but none paid In 18r2.
eases Eastern in N. H., 16ra. Stock,
Boston, Co.'s Office.
1S74
$492,500. same dividends as East. Mass.
do
Sept., 1876
Leases Portland. Saco & P.. at 10 per
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April. IS'S
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March, 18.SS cent on stock, (v. 14, pp.43, 187.)
.
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Phila.,
.May, 1889
Glrard Nat. Bank Jan. 1,1880 Formerly leased to P., W. & B.; operated
on own account since Dec, 18it9.
Api. 1, 1886
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Mch 1, 1890 Stock, $3,107,0.,0. Annual rep. In v.l5,p.354
New York.
k
October 1G,
1
.
,
18'.
1
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,...
.
559
THii CHROJflCtl^..
2.1
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
8ab«crl1>cr« ivlll confer a great favor
DESCKIPTION.
Miles'
°"
f"t
2a
,St
]ni7;n wwporf—stock,
<fc
com
50
50
PreCerreJ stock
IWiO
ItkU
I8t inorigaKt! ttonds
Income bonda.fftW year^ lo run
Bond & niortKUg'^ on Klmlra real
t,rie fiailwtif/ —slock,
Preferred,
r
estate.
common
(exienued
1847
1819
\sa
mortgaKe
morttfaxe, convertible
5Ch mortua^'e, convertible
Hutlalo Briiiich Uonds
LoiiK l>ock Co. niortifaftc
titcriing bonds, convertible, £1,00(1,000....
General mort.,ifold <for $30,(K)0,00()J
1357
4tli
i,U(io
a,(«i(i,o(»
l.UX)
I.IWO
1.000
4,000,000
6,00O,0UI
1861
lUOee
180,000
•.8t)3
l,l«10
3,0110,000
5,(100,000
1,00"!
6,Hti.OOO
2,0 0,00,1
18t>5
18-0
A U
tt PUMj ur {/—atiivk.
uiort^aKe, couv. into cons, mortgage.
convertible
Consol. m^jTi.frce of State tax
MHii
1863
1868
181
'M\
niortif age .
V.^ul .nientboU'lLtirofjeau ife iV. American^ i3ie):
l^t Al., vvinn. to N.R. line
Bangor
J
2d niort, Hangor to Winn
loa i.
J
LM grant bds & l8t M. Bang to Winn
Evannott 0>'awfor(lHi>—Ut M. Ev.& 111. ,9.1..
Ist mort., s.f (Kvan8vllle to Terre H.>....
Kockvllle extension
EvanavUle, HttuderHoa it Maithv.—Xni mort.
JSmnxville, Terre Haute db C'Atc— Ist M.gld
1
37i,!«IO
lOO&c-
111,200
2.093.00O
600,000
1,000
-Mrc/i &«/•*/— stock
Xnri/iiide—l'it
it
1,000
l,U)a
I,000,(X10
773,(X)0
\'*)
4,000.000
1,099,100
146,000
500&C
\tm
1,1«I0
IS'i,!!*!
1868
ISUS
186?
1,000
l,7.Ci,000
i-fiO&i:
476,000
HKl.OOO
75,0H)
165,001
1,OOO.OU)
2,S00,000
823,000
500&C
i',66o
1,000
mort
l'<70
isiai
Jttcksim ,tSagiitnw—\^\, nior!
<!d ui rt. and tniulpuient bunds
Fort Wayne, Maiicie tt Cinn—\»i M., gold.
lOOJto
Frederick, it PenniylDnnta— 1st M., gold
'J'lloetton, //ountou tt ff. qf 1871— 1st Mort.
'Jeorgia H. ti. d- Ihinkinu Co.— block
Bonds, not niortga^i; ...
Oilman,
filtnait, Clinton it Sprinnf.—
1st M.,gold.,
Sprinn
'id inort^age. gold.
Or. Rai)i<lH ifc tn(Uana--i»t m, gold, guar...
Ut mort, gol not gnaranteed
.1,
t S.
Q -M.
J. ft J.
A.&O.
Si
"f
7
8 f.
10 r.
10
10
8
8 r-
Y-
10,000
i',iV«
18(1
1,000
1871
1871
50O&<.-
150,000
l.KIO
l,3«MKl
lOil
4,2(«l,0O0
2.(IOiJ,«IO
i',(Vin
1,01X1.000
5,(V 10.000
2,«i5.00(l
1,000
M.&
J
&
.
S.
,1
J.&.I.
.I.&.J.
M.& N.
&
.
.1
.1
A.& O.
\.& O.
A.& O.
A.&O.
& J.
J.&J.
J.
Y'
V.ojo
7k.
8g.
7 s. t.
7 b. f.
J.*,l.
.I.'&'j.
do
id
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do
Postal bds.&c, secured by gov't business
470,3
1,200,(110
iBtPiel. bds.conv. into 1st
a,S42,IS6
do
do
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do
do
3d
4th
pr,-f. stock....
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'id
Orent We'*tern (Vanndu)~-Von\.
Preferred, 5 per cent, conv. into
JJebcntures
Mortgage bonds, coupon
common
ilOJ
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do
do
do
do
New bonds, coupon
Iscuiortgaife (Qiilncyfe Palrav.
l8t mort. (Kan, O. A Cam. UU.)
RR
Harlem Extennfon—lHt mortgage
A Xa«ca«— stock
Htrrttb.. PortH'h, Ml. Joy
mortgage
it
Fi»hklll—\st mort. (R.I)....
Ut mortgage (Conn.)
ffounalonic— nock
Ihrtjferred stock
1st mortgage, sinking tuad
2d 'uortga»fe
Botulsof 1869
Bowitonit 7V«rtJ* Cent— Ist M, gold, l.gr.,8.f,
Jiuntlngdon it Broad Top— 1^1 mort., gold.
2d mortgage
3d mortgage, consolidated
Scrip for past due coupon
IlUnoiH Central- -stock.
iBt mort. conatr-'ctlon bd8(nov payabluj
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gold
Redemption, Ist & 2 series
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3d series, 8 erling
Indiana it TIWioIh Cent.—\%\, M.. gold
Indlanap. lilooin'tondb W&it—lat M.,gldbd9
I
2dmor
gage...
Indlannp., Cine, (tta/".—stock...
Ind.& Cinn. of '58
Ind ,Cinn. & Lafayette
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Jndianapolin it
2d mortgage
Kqulpment
St.
do
Louis— l9t M.,ln
3 series
,
Itonds
mort(<UBe
loioa Millf A Sioux Utj/—:a'. M.. Apl. 1 'lis
.t Alheiui—\st M..8ink. fund, gold
Jack., I/1H9. da Saginaw— IH mort
Ithnca
"
2d mort
3d mort
Jilckmite.,
N.W.
i*
.1.
JF.— '8Vmort.,K.'iia'.'.'.
JnctHrmt, Pfnmc.it Mob— V\or\A!i.fil bds.Kld
JeferHon. i.Pa.-)—\»l M. (tlawley Urancli).
2l morttage (Ilnwley Brancll)
mortgage (Bu-qnt-li. to Carbondale).
m Man.
Jeff.,
it
'51-'5.^
207
100
100
1.000
1870
15
Si
lie
51
54
26H
96
120
May
1.1880
an.
1887
1,
May
JenerHonville,Mad.& Ind— let mortgage
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2d mortgag
Bond* of T.outgrll e (endorsed)..... „.
JoUet <t If. IniUana—M mortgago.i
4
J.&.D.
5K
.!.& J.
A.& o.
M.&N,
5;<
Merch. Nat. Bank
N. Y, Bk of N. America
.\ugnsla,Ua..l!K. Bunk
Ba't.,
do
1,1888
6g.
. 1892
18S9
H
8 f
8
10
1831
1851
1864
1863
l«7l
1869
500&C
500&C
500&C
3,0i2,5l«l
7
332,000
2,500 00
?«
Viirl
1870
100
100
IW
74
74
ISIO
1861
783
1S57
1863
l,tXI0
501
5110
113,0«
ii38
1867
1869
1889
IS 71)
J.
J.&
7
ft
7k.
r.
7b_.
.I.'&'.I.
A.&
&
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F,
7
6.t7
5
II.
A.
O.
6 a.
Is-
.),& J.
1,010
1.500,00
5,728. IIX)
e-
M,
F.«
k;o,i«io
1495.000
500.000
1,0J()
F.& A
WO.OOO
g.
8?;
8 f
h
ion
1862
300&C
185:!
1,000
1,000
1,000
i'.ooo
201.000
96,00)
2,000 001)
2,000,000
382.000
315 0(10
2,0S'l.(IOI
2,000.000
71.000
800,000
,1
.
J.
J.
ft
ft
J,
J.
8
I'-
.(.ft.).
7
7
7
»X
7
7
7
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8
ft
Co
1.3.
p.
Pitts.,
Fort, "Wayne
177, '209, 210, 46.'. 63S)
B;i,
i
Dec,
&
I'erpetual.
1.30m.: ihlc, Det.
Can. Grd. June..
59ni.; Mont.ft Champ.. 49m.; Bulf. ft L.
Huron 161m. Tolnl road owned. Ier.scd
aud operated, l,377in. Gross earirngs in
Irredee
Irrcdce
1811, $:i,313,0;4.
400,000.
1872
Apl., 1877
Jan.. 1920
.
.
>•.
Irrcdeeni.
Irrcdecni.
April. 18T:
Oct., 1872
July, 1871
Jan. 18..1
Nov., 1873
July, 1876
Oct., 1877
"et., 1 ',s
Dec., 1890
Expenses
.May"l,'lS90
1871-8
Apr.
1,
18S1
about
$6,.
Company leases
tlie Frle ft Niagara, 31m.,
ft Milwaukee, l»9m.
Kor
the half year ending Jsn. 31, 18T2, (he
gross receilits were $2.5^6,444; workintr
exp. n«es,$I,5i'6,361: letear i'i.'B.$1,040.os0;
and the Detr.
Intere't on bonds, *e.. $378,2-21.
Piollt
on half veal's working Wdb $661,859.
(V. II. p. 659.)
15,
See Cuboxiclk. r.
p. 51, 137.
Operated by F>le.
Han. ft St. Jo.,207m..l>r;inch. Quiney, 111,
to Pa'mym. I5in.
Cameron to Kans. C,
53ni. Total opirated. '275m.
Net earn;
ings in 1870-71. $1,089,031.
do
.Mar., 188S
rnminon stock authoi
do
do
Jan., 1892
Jan., 1892
See CiinoNiCLii. vol.
50.(XX) Ehs.
Ized in Feb..
12.
p. i04
;
new
Iffi2.
v. 14. p.
3:9. 321
;
do
1889
1870.
(V, II, p. 659.)
N. Y Nafl City Bank. Jnlyl, 1891 In progress. Se.- Cuboxicle, p. 4.l:i.
Philadelphia, Oflice.
Sept. 1, '90 Uie repott to State of Penn. for vear
187;, shows $378,681 gross csrnings and
do
do
Feb.l, lS7n
$I74,2l4 opciating expenses, (v. 14, p.
do
do
Apl. 1, 1S95
,
do
628.)
Rent of leased roads
Aug.',1872 Main line, 707m.
(40im.) 35 percent of gross eariili gs.
Apl. 1, 1875
Net revenue In 1871, $!, 32,877. Const.
N, Y. &
Apl.l,187r
will
bonds
of
18i5
be paid now on deCo.
N. Vy
Oct. :, 181X1
'8 office.
mand, (v. 14 p. 85, 19(1.)
Londoa.
\pl. 1,1873
N. Y or London.
JulV 1, 1901 In progress. Co. has aid ft 32,000 acres I'd
Oct., 1909 Road completed, Se'it., 1^70. Cost of road
N. Y., Turner Bros.
and ecjnipmentM, $il.5<lO,tKI0.
do
do
Oct , 1890
Sept, 1867 Road went into hands of receiver, Oct.."iO
Settlcinent with creditors pending. See
K. Y'., A'mcr! Ex. Bank. April, 1888
N. \., Co
do
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N.
y.,
Mo
'8 offlce.
do
London.
do
do
do
do
Un. Trust Co.
do
do
N. T., Farm "8 L. ft T. Co.
do
do
M.&N.
do
A.&O. New Y"ork,Nat.Clty Bk.
do
do
J, & J.
« J N. Y.,Farm. L.&T. Co.
do
M.<t N.
do
do
A &0. N. Y., Nat. Park Bank.
M.«S.
M.&N.
J.& J.
H
1,0.0 20,OOOp.Ml.
4,0(X),IX1;)
\.
.1.& U.
Various.
A.&. ().
,I.& J.
l,0O,),0(«i
1,000
ft S.
A.&O.
1 589,5(«)
2,800.(«IO
1,600,(X10
2,ooo,n(«)
1,0IHI
A.&O.
.).«! J.
1
7
(V.
.
do
f.'*"a.
5,000.i»i0
m
Chic.
Int. was In default. Sec iv. 14, p. 521.)
Jan. 1. Is'.m
'^
Leased to Peon. RR.,«hleli owns a maCompany*-* onice July 10,
do
Jnlyl, '883 jorltv of the stock, (v. 14. p. (28.1
do
Hartford, Am. Nat. Bk Ja '.1. 1876 Operated by bondholders trustees. Nc»
earnings 1871. »l'-il.(/6;.
do
do
Jan. 1,1876
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Leases Berkshire KR., Stockbrldgeft Pit s.
Brldgenort & Boston July'i'.1872 field, and w stoi'kbrg. Grnss earnt gs
1871, $780.280
operating exp's. $601 I'.O;
N. Y.,Bkof New York
1877
net earnings, $176,160, avialutt $147,0'24 in
Brld;^eport and Boston.
1>«5
do
6
1,0; 10
1870
1S67
1889
1866
1870
1852
J.
J.&.I.
F.& A.
7
2,750 Oc«J
1,700,000
1.450,000
1,000
1,0110 16,000 p.
i.iHin 16,000 p ni
T70,lXX)
1,000
300,0<X)
1,000
50ll.S:c
2.960,0 «l
600,000
ino&c
mortgage guar, by
Ist
Phlla-,
J.'
.1.
500&O
187-.'
J.&
J.
6
•
Bk
Yorkottfce.
do
do
do
7
i'/i
y., Dnniail, 8.
K.*
2..500,0iO
1,000
1,000
do
do
do
do
do
do
New
I.OIK)
500&C
otUee
at C'o.'s
London &. Montreal.
do
du
London .iolnt Slock Bk
do
do
do
do
do
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do
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.
\.&o.
A.& O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
1871
1871
1872
1SB9
1S70
1869
1870
18S5
18(a
1870
&
M.&
A.
25,230,510
50O&'c
1
All the amounts here given arc in pounds
sterling,
eases Ati. & St. LaHreuee,
Anir.','l870
J.
7
'iiio
is.w
185 J
5U&32
London, Co. NOfllce.
London and Portland.
lersey City, 1st Katl
300,(KX)1
1,000
50
I'om. 8tor^k,$l,ait,OS'<,pref..$ICO,aao. Net
proHts, 18;0-71, »1.0 167 ; s nk. f'd,$}t,UJO
per yi-. (v. 13, ii. 666.)
C.in>ol. w'th St. Louis ft S.E. (v. '5, p.2:l)
stock paid lu,$l<li,ixx). (v. 13, p. 667.)
Div. Ill lOyears, 75 per cent. -v. 14. p. 48,)
Gro'-'s earnings, 1871, $674,683; expenses,
$4«2,S11 ;
el ear. Ings. $27I,S7i.
Total
land sales to Jan. 1, 1872, $1,711,814. Deferred payments on land sales and c.sh
in trusiec^ hands, .Ian. 1, !872. were
$983 742.
A nua) report lU'.llshed in
CURO.MCLE, v. 11. p. 732; See a so p. 796.
Interest In default.
'7'
St.
.
1881-86
i8.3i
1!(70
A.&O.
To form a direct line ft-om Bangor to
John and Halifax (v. 13, p. 21.9, 529).
Oct., 1881
Oct.. 1889 Sold. lS71,toFt W.,Jack.,& Saginaw.
Ap'll, 18-.KI
Oct. 1, 1901 In progress.
July 1, liXli Kirft Int. due Jan. ,'73. -fv. 15, p. 76.)
July. 1872 Nut earnings, 1871-72, $1(7,238. (v. U, p.
1870 to 1886
386, 459.)
Sept., 19l«l Ti afflc guar, of 15 p. c. from IVs C.ft Pa.lt
Jan
Wluslow, L. ft Co
do
do
7"
9,167,700
5,087,2
3.0 O.tKX)
4,0(I0,0(X1
i%7
J. &..}.
above r, ceipls. oi'$l,6'fl,«57.
Tile net earnings Hl)ove int., ftc fur the
flwcsl y.'«r endii g In 1871, were $118,261:
.
d.)
J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
for the nine months ending
Jui:c SU. 1872. Is published very luliy In
1, 18911
Sept 1,1888
do
do
Boston, Trcasuier.
.1
^'^
500,000
981,060
4,000,000
1,182,530
700.000
4S1.000
1,574,000
820,000
1,180,000
191,0(0
100,000
109,000
7,660,000
416,000
367,500
1,317.000
jnUtunnp.—atock
Ind. & Mad. Uii.-l8tmorti2iiKe
Jeffersonvllle l!«.-2ilm rtKase bonds.
692,033
*
&
.1 .
The report
Jan. 1,1876
Jan. 1, 11X11
Jan. 1, 1900 Fern'dlnato Ced. Keys L.gr.lS00,003 acres.
N. v.. Markitt Nat. Dk.
Stock, $.'00 (X«).
X. v., St. Mch. Km. Ilk Jul}'lVl900 ^ct earuln.'f, 1870-71, $30,499.
\.V., Farm's. L.& V.Co July 1,188.1 Has a traffic agreement from Mich. Cent.
A.
3
3
70 ,000
I8n.';
50
Indianap. A VlncetineH—Ht M., guar..
2d mortgage, guar
inter natio.ial (Texas), Is' M.,gold
Houston A Gt, Xo.. iRt mort.T gold
lonUi & /^rt'i^in^— let M.,tramcKiiar
'ii\
do
do
do
New York.
do
do
N. Y., Meth. fat. Bank
Ni'w Viirk or London.
a J.
J.&.l.
2,:i75,906
500* e
4:
J.
618,066
2,360,333
301,733
3,630.1X0
1„510,968
1,126 ,.545
376.766
it
V.
J.
4
.tim
£100
£10J
Colnmhfn—s\oc\c
l8t mortgage, gnar. by State
Bonds not guaraiiteen
Htekeiisack .fc .V. K. Extentlon—i-t mort.
Hinnifntlit St.JiiHeph—zowxiwoQ. stock
Preferred -took
Missouri State Loan
Land Grant mortgage
Bonds 1S70, conv
l8t
Oct.
do
do
do
,1
.
758.722
i:iiH)
illO
6 g.
Viiv:
3
S
2.'7.27!1
do
Hart., Prop,
do
do
A.&O. Lomlon,
J &
l,(i8S,037
5,731.331
19,911,137
1,731.907
stocic....
do
do
treenvllle
1)
!:.
219 In lii70,
(v. 14, p. 623.)
buri^etn.^nts
London. Jan. 1.1889
do
Mar. 1,1899
N.Y^.,
6
V!d
dj
New York &
A.&O.
4K. J. 4.1.
y Pa. all.
Jan.. IKIH
1870, none: 1869, $475,612; 1S61. $22,672; l««7,
London.
Sept 1, 1875 $l,0«l,3»l . (v. 14. p. 20. 83. 3»i. JUS; V.
N*'W York and London .Mch. 1,1920
15, p. r2,41.43, 5:, 62. 3.V5,4«il.)
.\. v., I'nlon TrUi,'. Co. :-C|it 10, '72 Leased in 1870 10 Pa. lEft. fur 7 rerct per
du
do
Jan, 1, 1882
annum on slockaiid debt. Net earnings
do
do
Apr. 1,1190 in 1871, $6<»,0J1. (v. 14, p. C28,)
do
do
July 1,1S9S
New York aud London.
500,(«I0
i
llct.
ll-xi
I, l^sti
Juuel,1888
Jan. 1, 1891
J. <k.l.
J. Ji .1.
221,190
77,180
&
againx (90
1871, (39,689,
Diva, guar
the <'Hllo.vi(;LK, v. 15, p. )2, wilh com.
plete tibles of earnings, cxt-enscs, 1 abiiities, ftc, showing an exce s of dii-
1879
1,18791
JE2J i'2,S7)) 5S9
Ilk of n. Canada on surplus lands
St. Lawrence, defer'd int. ctfs
M., 1st on all rolling i-tock...
In
Ma:'ch
Mch.
M.&S.
Equipment
Atlantic
May
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Mcchan.Nat. Hk.
.1. Ik
6 K.
613.500
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
m'.&'n.
J.& J.
M.& K.
M.* N.
J.& J.
.1
I8i>»
15, •«'
N. Y., OttlCC,'23d Btleet. Jaiy
M.& N
J.&.).
N.
A.
.!.* J.
f.
Vov.,18?2 Leased lu I8<3 to NorUicrn Cent, for 699
July, 1472
ym. Uont paid, $165 315. Neliarnlngn
N. y., Farm.L'anftTCo Jan. 1, 1887
do
do
Nov. 1,1887
do
do
Aug. MS'tO
N. Y., B^ik of Amctiea July 1, 1897
N. V.,FHrin.L'iin«fcTCo .Mav 1, 11100
Iwoeton utHce.
July 1,1872
M.&
¥ &
4
8
Orand Trunk (Oana<la)—»tock
II.
I.ft
6g.
.300,000
1,800,(X10
i)oo,uio
1^711
.J.&
,).& J.
"g.
Co
by (.'ompany.
I'hila.,
A.&O.
8
1S72
1869
I.'*'.I.
.«.
IX
R.
It.
riu
Feb., If«
.I.& D.
>!,& K
6
7
1,500,000
I
Mort. to
7
7
Peun.
Phlla., Penn. Life Ins.Co Jan. I.IdSDI
Phlla., Penn.K. K.Co,
28.12
M.&N.
U,& s.
M.*S.
A.*0.
i,oo>;
18T1
2d mort
4
3>(
O.
A.
15'i,ii(IO
500
IV'ti/nt",
/\.A
F,*
5(X1&C
mortgage
J'^}ti(Ut,-/ohnitoivn it Olnct-rHvUif—ist
Furt.
5
7
Phlla.,
.1
7
Oonstructlon bonds
fiw* fling
<(
.
660,000
1860
Holly, Wayne »fe .Monroe, Ist mart, s.f
//on'i/d— iBt mortgage, gold, convertible..
M.& N.
.1
J.&J.
908.0(10
100
,
1
1,000
l.WIO
•i.wa.em
REMARKS.
I
l><
J.& J.
is- M,& a.
J.& J.
1,000.000
1869
1869
1852
1851
1860
1867
laru
Flint <t Pere Mttrqnettf—sitock
l9t mort..L. U.. 153,800 acres, l8t dlv
1st M., 3i.ini, 2d on -10. l.g 153.600 ac, 'id d.
1st moitKasc, L. Q.,35S,000 acres, 3d <liv..
Flint & HoUy K. U. (s. f ., *i5,aht per vear)
Bay City K. Saginaw, Ist M.gnarby
Bay <;ounty. Issued In aid &.
d^t
lUi&c
LIST.
of any error dUeoTercd In oar Tables.
lioncU. !,
INTEKKST on DIVIDENDS
Principal,
when
Due.
When Where Payable and by
,*r;.-J»,
r t
'ay..blo.
whom.
Cent
lastDlvid.
4,441,1100
\iM 503&C
liiini«dlat« iiolloo
Rat.«i
5oo,o;io
500,000
t,«10 000
SU)
570,000
50.000
'ioo; 78,(W),0UO
8.5;16,910
In 1801 to 18£") ..
id mortxii>,'e,couvcrilble (ext. to IUVJ.).
.td
Amount
1,000
per cont, stock
let morttfaKti
bjr grlvlne: ii»
Outstaudlug.
For explanation, &c., of all refcnMiccB, hoc Road SS.
foot uoteti uu lut pat;e of UK TabluH.
Hlmtra
;.
.
I'eb., 1897
report la v.
June, 1899
V. 14.p. 5>1.)
13,
p. 800.
tv. 13, p. 635, 800
Lenses St.
JnlVl, 1919 Set earnings. 1871, $2.s«4:4.
l.ouls, A.ft T.H. road and paid $16«,O0U
Oct. 1, IMXl
rent, net earnings being $3(^«ff76.
July 1, 1881
1908
Bondiguara.teed by Penn. RR. Co.
AprliV,1911 Coisolid-^ted, June, 1872. In progress.
See
Cll«o.\irLE, V. 15, p. 11 331.
Jan. 1,1900
Jnlyl, 18.S9 Leased to Mlcbijau Cent., which gives a
Irafllc guarantee.
Vov. 1,188
Apl. 1,13D!1 Leasvd to Ills c., at 33 p. c. on earnings.
N. y., Mctrono'itan li'k. Jnlyl, ll««l Slock paid up, $286,730.
N. Y'., Nlnih Nat. Bank. .Tuly 1,1885 Operated by .Mich. Cent, Lands, 192,000
do
Mar. 1,1888 acres, (v. 13, p. 667.)
do
do
do
do
N.Y'., Loudon
do
lj90
orFrankf. July \,'.9K Eds otfered
1900
1, 1887
in Aug.,'72.
Sec adv.
In
CHBoy.
Leased to Erie Railway Co.. which pays
mterest on the bonds, (v. 14. p. 62S.)
Jan. 1,1389
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1889
N. y., by Erie R. K.
M.ft N. indlanap.. Treas. office. May 1,18P2 Leased In 1S71 to Pitts., Cinn. ft St. L. RR
(guar, by Pa. Kit.) for Int. and sinking
M.ft N. N. Y., J.& S. Fcrgu on .Mai- 1, 188!
lund of bonds and 7 per cent a year on
A.ft O. N. Y.,Bank of Am rlea. Apl. 1, 1873
A.&O. .<.Y'.,St.Nlch.N.Bank. Oct. 1, 1906 stock. Net earnings In 1971, IliS-M
do
do
July 1,1910 (V. U, p. 591.)
do
J. ft, I.
M,ft N. V. Y., Bank of America. May 1, 1882
J. ft J. N. y., Farm's" L.&T.Co. July 1, 1874 Leased to Mich. Cent,
J.
J. ft J.
.1. &.F.
.1. ft
Ilonesdale Nat. Bink.
July
.
...
'
,
,
.
THE CHRONK^LE.
560
[October 26,
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Subserlbers will confer a icreat fliror by k<vIuz
DESCRIPTION.
oxplanatlon of all refcre'ic;c», sue Road
fool notes on let page of UU Tableft.
Bontin, 5
Principal,
Ij
Cent.
Payable.
by Whom.
J.& J.
A.&O.
Fhllade phia Office,
REMARKS.
when Due,
Kate
Outstanding.
For
LIST.
notice of any error discovered In onr Table*.
INTERERT OR DIVIDEND^.
When
M here Payable, and
per J
Amount
JMllCB
ImmedUte
«»»
1871
Stocke,
last Div'd.
)
i;. B. & St. J oacpU
c. B. R.{.,l3t
mortuaie,
J.*
265
Si
in
Cour'tc'ti !siiyr»^,8toclc.
irani"«<4S*¥. JbVi'
l«t
St.
4«
Ut mortgage
iuncllon, /"*/(ade(p»to-
M
KB
'Zi\H
do
do
Mo. Valley UK. (Aug. 1,'63.....
gold
do
do
do
Kansas City, St. J. & C. B. KK., consul M
SaitMt /\ic//ic— stock
&
CKolil) laud
Ist Mort.igold
1st Mort., gold
l.,i ..I.
road, sinking land
7()
130
130
260
673
245
..
no
253
2d Mort. (government subsidy)..
"lort. (Leaveuwortli Br.)
Ist Mort.
Gr. ___
Mort. on 100,000 acres..
Land Or.
SiM
34
.
3d mort. Income bonds (all Issued.)
Laud (irant Bonds gold on 2,000.000 acres
2d mortgage, gold, on same
j(eiU Vuunl// H. /i.-l8t mort. bonds
a mortgage
KriUucku Ventral—
3d mortgage
LackatcannaJiBlO(}iJVtbHrg—\i\.\aovlgAg&
1st mortgage (extension)
2d mortgage
2d mortgage (extension)
In :omH bonds
Litte erie it LoiUnvtlle-lsl M. ($1,100,000,
jAike Ontario Shore— \6i mort., go.d
iMke Ulioreii Micli. Soutli.— stock
liuar inteed, 10 per ct. stock
Bonds ot October 1, 18(i9, S. F
ConsoUd mortgage, 1870. coup
reg
do
do
1st mortgage. S. fund M. S, « N.
...
St
Ist
2d mort. (C, P. & A. Bit.) registered bds.
5d mortgage (C, P. & A. ItU.)
Lake Sbore dividend bonds, April, !8li9..
Junction RK 1st mortgage bonds
I9t mortgage (C.& Tol.Hli.)8'k'grd ...
ti mortgage (C.& Tol. RK.)
&
iJoQalo
&
Kalamazoo 4
& Gra
Rapids...
id
mortgage..
2d mortgage ...
1st
do
do
Miss.—lat M., gold.
<t
1.
^r.. s.f.
2d mort .gold, I. gi.. s. 1'., conv
Lawrence stock
Ist mortgat^e
Leaven., Law., it Oal.—Ut M., l.g., 8.f.,conv
Kansas C. and Santa i'e
—
Lehiylt tt Lackawanna— Uti,l.
Lehitih ValleystocM-, com. and preff.
Bonds 01 ISoiexchangabie for new,
l9t
"50
163
163
Rivers
I'hr.-.e
Jamestown & Frankliu,
Sap.
96
Scboolcrat'c
Kalamazoo, Allegan
iA.ite
521
65
96
96
mortgage bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
White Pigeon
*
Scboolcraft
mortgage, new,
li»8
com
58
52
52
156
156
17
1866
1870
lOO&c
250&C
Little Rock, Pine Dl. <t N. O.— Ark. Si
Little Schuylkill— %tock
Ist mortgage, sinking fund
Logun-^pCratcTdiv. kS.Woflnd-lst
.Lo'n
7g.
7 g.
J
J.*.'
M. & 8.
1872
;BT2
V.ooo
1370
1857
1869
1853
1866
1»69
1870
1870
;
Xa'ihvlile-stock
»fc
mortgage on main stem
Louisville Loan ...,
Lebanon branch. Louisville Loan
Memphis branch, 1st mortgage
Lebanon Br., 1st mortgage
1,000
1,000
1,000
SOU
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
I
LouiHville,
.
New Alhany
dc
C'Afc— Stock
Lijkent Valleg— stock
Macon
it
A ugunta—Vst M.
guar, by
Ga
ili
1-30
83
289
20
77
.
i856
1860
1863
1863
1868
i'.ooo
1871
1872
rioo
£200
Extension Bonds,
New Loan
Leeds
M.
C.
tfc
1870.
10]<fco
100
lilj.
interest scrip
Androscoggin RR., Bath City loan......
Portland
do
cc
Kenoebei;, stock
Vannouth stock
do
ctfs.
do 1st mort. extended...,
do
do
do Consolidated mort...
Somerset & Kennebec, ist A 2d raort's. ..
Belfast & Mo04ehead, 1st mortgage,
Manchenter tt Laiorenci— stock
M'tnuflt'td tt Frfimlng1iani—\st mortgage.,
Mtirietta
tt
Cinclntiali— stock,
18 3
1855
1870
100
100
100
100
Htock, 1st pretr
Stock, 21 preff
3d mortgage
Scioto ft Hock. KK.,
Ist
mortgage
Cln. & Dalt.,UtM. guar.byH.iC
Mwieltii tt PiUsb-lst M,»;4,(M) p.m
Marquette tt Ontonagon— \st M., income..
Marylatiti tt Delaware— \st mortgage..,,
;td mortgage...,
•
1,000
I87J
1870
1,IKI0
1,000
do
7 f
7
8g.
June
6
2
6
6
3
J.
J."4J.
F.4 A.
M.4 N.
J.
4D.
J.
4 J.
4 J.
.4
.
.
.4
.4
J.
J.
J.
4
A.4 0.
F.4 A.
J. 4.1.
A.4 0.
M.4N.
M.4N.
.
1
6g.
1
-M.4.N.
A.4 0.
A.4 0.
.&D.
r.4 A.
1,1896
do
1871 & 76
N. Y., Lond. 4 Frankf. June 1.1916
do
luly 1, 1880
do
Sept.. 1866
's'
670.' /OO
7
100.000
7
2.5110.000
1,1011,000
7
7
7
150,00
5 f
do
do
New
«.
Y., G.
496 892
425,000
741,400
62,000
217,300
1,149,300
600.000
.
is
against
over
$880,716
6.000,000 acres.
F.'4A.
do
do
York.
May
15,1889
Jan.
U,
p. 795.
1, I8j:
;.
1897 In progress,
Oswego
to Lewi?ton.
Y.,
;
;
;
;
;
do
Oct.. 18T2
1, 1899
Sept., 1872
Dec.
May,
par to stockholders,
Jan.
—
4
4
Nov„'80-^85
do
Oct. 15, 189:1
do
N. Y., J. B. Alexander. April, 1898
London, Baring Bros. Dec, 1901
Aug.. 19i2
do
do
A.
rg'i
J.
J.
to redeem old bds, balance for Imp^v'ts.
(V.14, p. 732; V. 15, p. 4»1.)
Boston, Nat. Exch, Bk.
J.
6
6
6
4
4
4 J.
4
J.
A. 4 0.
J.
4
do
do
do
do
imi
1890-91
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1900
,Iuly, 1893
July, 1901
Boston, Nat. Exch. Bk.
July"l891
Belfast and Boston.
Manchester
4
Boatou.
J.
operating expenses, $1,0+1.633.
leaving net earnings, $ Iii8,7a7. Interest
and tixes weie $115 9.'9. The consol.
mort. of 1872 will rrtli" all the old debt.
See report In Chbonicle, vol. 14, p. 459,
$',56 ',436;
1,1
1,
18!»
Jua=,'74-'i7
.Mayl5, 1390
May, 1832
July 1, 1839
Scpt.',"l866
Sept., 1866
M.4S.
F.4 A.
F.4 A.
M.4 N.
Leased to Central Ga. RR.. to have the
same dividends as the leasee.
In progress, 165in. and branch, 60m.
Leases the Dexter & Newport Belfast &
Moosehead Lake, Kennebec & Portland,
And oscoggin, and Leeds 4Farilimgton
roads. The gross earnings in 1371 were
Augusta, Me.
M'.i's.
7
79"^.)
(v. 13, p. 833.)
1887-1900
1889
1879
June, 1872
Oct., 1880
Oct., 1390
do
Apr.
A.4 0.
do
A.4 0. Boston, Washington Bk. Oct.
6g, M.'iiN.
6 1, M.4 N.
1
do
do
do
do
(v. 14, p.
Leased to summit Br.RR. at $62,E(10.
Opened In 1 70. Operated with Ga.
.
New York.
0.
o.
J.
J.'& J.
3
4 Co
do
Macon, Ga.
I).
187;
4 Co
(lo
do
F.4 A.
A.4
Aug.,
Philadelphia.
N. Y.,M. K.Jesup
do
A."4'0.
(v. 14, p. 387.)
Leased for :W ycai s to Pacific oi Mo.
Leased to Pitts., Cln. 4 M. L., euar. by
Penn. RR. lessees assuming liabilities
and paying $480,000 per yr. (v. 14, p, 69 1.)
Land grant about 1,009,296 acres. State
1883
1896
1, 1900
aid $10,1100 per mile.
Apl 1, 190O
April, 1900 State aid $15,000 per inllc.
Philadelphia office.
.July, 1872 Leased and operated by Phil. 4 Reading.
Dtv'da7percent. (v 14, p. 628.)
Oct., 1877
do
N.Y.. Jones 4 Schuyler. Aug., 1900 In proifress, Logausp. to Rockville, IndOperated with N, J. southern,
N.Y., N. J.South'nR.R
Sept., 1872 ag Harb. br. completed In 1870. Div. of 3
per cent Sept.,
per cent, Sept.. 1871, and
N. Y., Vermllye 4 Co. July, 1898
18.2. Company holdi I't mort. bonds
1890
Philadelphia.
Glen Cove br. bds.
to retire extension
1893
do
June, 18)9 Grosa earnings, '.871-72, $l,0«i 273 ; expenses
$S03,«3; net earnlngr, $2i<5,799; By conLouisville.
July, 18r2
Oolo,
tract. Nov., 1871, with Chcs.
1900
$1,01 0,000 new stock was sold to C. 4 O.
ST. y,, Bank of America,
Jan., 1874
at 50, and $900,000 of old stock at 65.
do
do
Jan., 1881
Last annual report, Cubohicls, v. 15, p.
do
do
Jan., 1897
do
461.
do
N. Y., .1. B. Alexander. April, 1900
Louisville.
Aug., 18T2 Total Mileage operated, 920 miles. AnN. y., J. B. Alexander. Jan 1,"3-'
nual reporr publl-bed In Ciironiclk,
1866-87
do
do
V. 15, p. 491, shows net earnings on ail
1886
do
Hues ope ated, 1871-72, of $1,461 993. Ot
do
May, -73- •75 the $8,000 ceo cons, loan $2,500,000 reser'-,)
Louisville.
A.&O.
A.4 0.
4
Land
Income
April. 1892
OpdyKe 4 Co. July
Various, N. Y., M. K. Jesup
J.
In 1870.
Int. on
bond.4ls payable only out of net earnings. Annual report In CnBOXicLit, v.
Union Trust Co. Aug., 18T2 Consolidation, Ju-e. 1869 ot the L. Shore
AUi., 1872
road (Including Clcv, P. 4 A. and Clev.
Oct., 1879
4 Tol.) and the Mich. s. & N. Ind. Co.'s
N. f.. Union Trust Co. July, WO'I
a d Sept., 1869, Bufl. 4 Eric Co., which
do
do
July, 1900
Included the BuB'.4 State Line, andEric
N. Y., Bank of N. York. May, 1885
4 Northeast. Detroit. Mon. 4 Tol. road
do
do
and Kalamazoo 4 White Pigeon are
Nov,, 1877
do
do
Aug., 1876
owned Jamestown 4 Frankl, leased at
do
do
40 per cent of gross earnings, aid K al.
July, 1874
do
do
Jan., 1830
Allcg. & G. R., leased lor Int. on stock
do
do
Oct., 1892
and bonds amounting to $103,800 per yr.
do
do
Total length operated. 1.074m. In 1871
April, 1899
do
do
Dec, 1872 gro^s earnings were $14.7^7.975; op. exdo
do
pense3.9,779.b06 net earnings, $5,018,168.
July, 1885
isee report In Chbosicle, v. 14, n. 627.)
do
do
April, 188C
do
do
Total receipts In lt70, $13,457 540. Op. exNov., 1S73
do
do
penses, tS 502,620. An Increase of 40p.c.;
July, 1882
do
do
stock was votedin'71 to thareholdeison
Sept. 1886
do
do
payment of 3 J 1-3 per cent of the par
Ai.rll, 1398
do
do
vHlne III cash lull paid siock wa^ issued
Jan. 1,1890
do
do
after August 1, is'j. (v. 13, p.l45,t04;
July, 1887
do
do
V. 11, p. 457,627.)
Ju.y, 1887
do
do
July, 1888
do
do
Jan. 1, 1897
do
June 1,1894
N.Y., Boston 4 Phlla. Jan., 1899 L. gr. 1,632,000 acres. Leased to N. Pac.
do
do
Apl. 1,1900
Pittsburg omcc.
Oct., 1812 Leased to P., Ft W. 4 C, 40 p. c. on gross
N. T., Wlnslow, L. 4 Co Aug. 1895
earn'g-, but $4*1,000 per yrn mlnln uiii.
Net earnings, 1871-72,
N. Y., Farm. L. 4 T. Co, July, 1899 Stock is $5,003,000.
$19%3l:!. See annual n port In v. 15, p. 189.
Boston Ottlce.
May, ISOO
Feb., 1897 Operated by N. J. Central RK.
Philadelphia Ottlce.
Oct. In, '72 Receipts from all sources in year ending
net, $2,440.J52.
Nov. 30. 1871. $5,602,3-2
do
May, 1873
Dividends In 10 yrs, 100 per ct. lu Mch.
do
June, 1898
1872, SS}4 per cent new slock was sold at
do
Sept., 1910
N.
A.4 0.
A.4 0.
IS. 1,000
600,000
3.434.520
1,000,000
1,100,000
511.100
491.500
746,300
gr
In bands of receiver,
600,000
2,5n0,'i00
927,
Phlla, CornExch. Bank Ian. 1. 18S9 Completed in 1872. fv. 15, p. 453.)
N. i'.,B'nk of America. March 1833 Covington, Ky., to Lexington, Ky. Ibt
do
do
Mine, 1835
mort bonds paid March, 1M72.
i. Y., Del., Lack. 4 W'n Ian. 1, 1875 Net earnings in 1871, $393.s;4.
G oss earndo
do
March 1885 ings, $874,110. Capital stock is $1,335,000.
do
do
Apl. 15,1880
(V. i4, p.628.)
N.y.,N. Bk Comin^rci*.
New York 4 Cincinnati
M.4N. N. Y.. Bk of America.
do
do
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J. Bost., Nat. Bk.Com'ree.
do
A.4 0.
A.4 0. N.Y.. Union Trust Co.
4
(y, 13, p. 488.)
This Co. owns a majorltvof ttock In the
Denver Pacific, which isiperated in connection with Kansas Paclnc. In lK71nel
earnings of Kansas Pacific were $1,009,-
Trea8.,at maturity
189.>-»7
4 St. Louis.
Jan. 1,1896
&D.
A.4 0.
Q-F.
J.4D.
i; 1895
N. y.,
IJ-M.
f.
»448,(n6.
1
I
1.000,000
300,000
1,388,992
8,131,719
4,460,368
2,450,000
1,050.000
2.600.000
6:
l>
J.
2,.")00,i:00
100
mortgage, dollar
mortgage, sterling
2d mortgage..
4
6g
333,l>.0
l.iO.OOO
1st
Ist
Q-J.
m:4 1s.
.1
6
6,617,000
8,500,000
uOM'c
"50
com
f.
M.4S.
A.4 0.
6H.000
_
M.4N.
W9,00.1
225,0'0
139,000
88,000
'
gold
Ior»l.l00,000, gold. .
loaa..
Farmington R.K.
& A'ldro-coggin
1872
.1.4.1.
J.
551,40
•60-'6l
F.4 A.
7
8,W0,60O
i',66o
Q-J.
7
6g.
100
1870
1870
II.
J.& J.
A.4 0.
10
10
2
6
6
1,000
<fc
f,
6 f
6
7 f
25,000
100,000
8,000,000
704, 00
500
100
Uonds
Madlfon <fc Portgage— ist M., gold
Maine Oentral—3tock
Ut mort consol. (gold)
Bonds «l, 100,000 Loan. A. A K. liK..
1st mortgage, Bangor L'u (P. & K. RR.)..
.1.4
f,
7f,
1858
Equlpm nt bonds
lf'c»(e/'H— stock
Macon
M.4N.
J. 4 J.
M.4S.
A.4 0.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 ,1.
J. 4 J.
.:4,ooo
1st mortgage, not guaranteed
tt lir'imwlck—\ii M.. State epdors. iaik 'e7-'70 500&C
i9:« 1869 500&C
2d mortgage
4.1.
J.
2M
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Macon
J.
M.4N.
r.4 A.
2M
T7!,!>00
"ioo
4
.J.
1
1
1,500,000
200,000
3,000,000
1,50 ,0(«1
175,000
151,000
2,6?3,483
851,000
74.519
Sept 1,1890
J
7g.
7g.
i.oai
Aug.
do
7
J.& J.
A.40.
A. 4 O.
J. 4 D.
J. 4 J.
A. 4 O
lOO&c
3,000.0.)
do
'^.
1,1893
do
do
do
F.* A.
A.4 0. N.y., Bankot N. York.
M..14N.
750,000
2,616,100
1,(«10
J.
J
5
7
7
7
7
5,i'00,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
4
J.
7
871,880
3,828,000
5,000,000
59,0U0
900,000
4,108,000
1,471,000
190,000
3,500,0C0
"'50
do
do
4 0.
A.
F.4 A.
4
3110,000
,
Extension, Louisville Loan
do
Consol. Ist mortgage lor »3,0OO,00O
Memphis 3i diio, 1st M.. sterling, guar.
Memphis & Clarkavllle Br„ Ist M., sierl'g.
7g
100,000
200,000
50
100
per cent stock
1st
7
861,1100
600
LouUvlUe, Clnn. & Lex., Ist mortgage...
do
...
do
2d
do
Lontwllle
A.&O.
M.&N.
J. 4 J.
300,1100
line
Loan
M.ft 6.
& D.
50 18,158,600
Bds to State Kentucky (perpetual loanj.
Louisville & Frauklort bonds
Lexington & Fra.ikfort
Louisville
M.&
J.& J.
M.&S.
i.&i.
900,000
400,000
500,000
200,000
250,(00
300,000
(ijen Cove branch
Louisville, Cln.dk LexingtoH-stock
9
8.
S.
237.0110
K xtenslon
Preierred
&
1.000
1857
1870
1869
Long Branch ik Sea Shore— Ut mortgage.
Long leland— stock.
J.&D.
1000
1,000
1,000
Co Aug.
U.
7
3,000,000
400,000
100,000
ion,oo
840.000
600.000
501,000
4,500,000
3,200,000
283,S50
355,000
5,000.000
720,000
T.
.!.& J.
l,863.-ffiO
5,256,000
2,693,000
9;4,000
500,000
1,00),000
1,000,000
1,500,000
115,000
2,oi4,oao
4
N.T., London 4 Frankf
N. Y., 4 St. Louis.
Feb.
M.
1,.131,OOC
3,69!l,OuO
do
do
.M.& N.
F. & A.
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
1869
1870
1870
1,000
1855
1,000
1857
1,000
1856
1,000
1851
1,000
1859
1,000
1867
1,000
1869 500&C
1852
1,000
1855
1,000
1866
1,000
1858
1,000
1862
1,000
1866
1,000
1868 500&C
1869
1867
1867
1868
1863
1,000
lf69
1.000
1869 500&C
1870 500&C
100
Boston.
N. y..Farm.L.
M.& N.
49.000,000
533,500
1,800.000
i^o.'s. Cost of road
»898.324. Net earn'ts 1870-71, »62,426.
Consol. of C. Bl. 4 t. Jo., «. Jo. 4 C.
Jan. 1, 1880 Bl., and the Mo. Valley Co.^s. Line Kan.
Septl.;892
City to C. Bl., 203ni. ; bra. ch, St. Jo. to
June 1,18:4 Hopkins, 61m. Net earnings In 1871,
hi:
5k-
lOO&c 20,000p.m
4
Owned by connecting
July;, 1882
Apl. 1, 1900
F.4 A.
M.&S.
1855
1855
1860
I860
100
100
1,000
1,000
N. y.
do
do
J.
&.N.
4k
4 A.
do
I?;
4.275,350
50
M gid
M
do
J.&D.
F.
192,tXI0
"is
150
8 f.
18.55
500&C
17
200
15
55
J.
lot.
1,HI0,I«)
4OO,0ai
811,000
145
82X
Sock it Fort Smith— ut mort., gold.
Land grant, s. f
mam
186.)
i^ooo
lOliO
1866
50
Street Connection bonds
mortgage,
•65- '67
161
Little
1st
6,166,000
2,210.000
4,063,000
6,303,000
600,000
200
47
2d mortgage reg
1st mortgage (Mazleton RK.)
Lexington tk St. Lo>tin—Ut mortgage, gold
Little J/u/mi— stock,
1st mortgage
9,as4,2-i0
1,000
1,000
l.OOO
"so
Erie,
do
do
ao
Kalamazoo
so
1869
1865
1866
m&c
;-'6i
1*.«
1853
5n
1
(D.,
1870
1,000
1,000
1,000
2,789,413
500,000
1,400.000
539,500
1,500,000
1,000,000
8S7.O0O
34
99
H9
2i
60
25
60
1013
1013
M. & T. RR.)
mort. (C, r. * A. RK.), Sunbnry bds.
mortgage
!iOO.Oi.>0
iOD
1,000
1,000
18n
150
2d mortgiii;u Mich. 8
l.OOir
1866
1867
1869
1868
6
6
1500,000
1,000
4
London.
R. Garret 4
B. Garret
Bait.,
Bait.,
Sons. Aug. 1,1891
Aug.
Sons,
May
1,1391
1896
1,
Operated with Concord KK." (v. 14, p. 701.)
Leased to B'lst. (1.* F.. at Vj of earnings.
The completion of the Ohio liiver bridge
at Parkersbnrg and tlie change of guaiC
In the Ohio 4 Miss. RR. lu 1871 aflected
the earnings of M.& C. favorably. Gross
earnings were $1,690,967.
Net revenue, $210,055. Bee annual report In v. U
July 1, 1890 p. 379.
do
May 1,1896
M&N.
do
Jan., lOOO
J. 4 J.
Bait., Merch. N. Bank.
F.& A. N. v., « Inslow, L.4 Co Aug. 1,1895 40m In operation, ptock subs. $1 380,000.
J. 4 1).
Boston, Treas. office. June 1,1875 L. sr., 899,366 acres. Net earnings, $326,749
2.540.1100
.1.4 J.
300.000
271,000
1,500,000
150,000
850,000
150,000
J.4D.
.M.« N.
do
do
Bost,,
Bk
do
of
Commerce Nov.
do
1.18a5
Dec. 1,1889
Recently completed. Cost of road and
equipments, $(,500,000.
r
..
.
.
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
October 28, 1872]
5B1
KAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Nabscrlbem wVl
1
explaiifttlon of all references, see
foot notes ou let paK« of KH. Table*.
For
Memphis
A Lexington-Ui mortgage
<fe
Koad
C?nt.
.xlHOO
49X
Charleston—%\oc\i
2D1
2(1 liiortK»Ke
Metnnfti-nt LttUe /tocJ"— l8t M. 1. er....
Arksneas I, ittii, 10,000 per mile. ..
tf- St. !jinH~\%t i..ori bonds,
StemphiM
diichii/an
131
1.
gr
fund.,
let niort|fai;»-,i.'utivert.. Hlnklng
l8t nioitKa«e, i-imvertlblp
Consolidtircfl morr. for »10,0(iO.OOO)
MIcbttfan Central (Air Line morteagei
Michigan Air Ine l8t M-.assmn.byM.C.
Kalamazoo & South Haven, Iftt M., guar,
do
Grand
do
M.. Kuar...
tfd
Riv. Valley, l8t M.,
asnumed
Jfidland Purffic—lhi raortgiige,gold
Miticaitkee d' No7't hern -\fiX, mortgage
Milwa ni:ee
it St. I\tnl~Btoe\i
l*rcferrcd 7 per cent (cumulative) stock
l8t
I860
1870
1871
284
281
284
111
122
27
27
mortgage
niort-':*.;;'
morigage Eastern IMv. (ralniciy
\»t niortg^e (lowii tSc Mlun.)
Ht mortgUKC (Minn. Central)
iRt iiiorltfave down & Dakota)
1st mortKage (Prairie du C.)
2d uiortKH^fe (Prairie du C.)
Milwaukee City loan
Milwaukee and WcHtern
S'.PauKv Ch. iBt M.fconv.to pref. stock)
WeBtcrn Union. Ist mortgage
Mil., iMke S. it West.~lBt niort., gold
Mine /Jilt dk Sckuj/lkUt it Uacenstock.
Minfral PfAtit ( Wis.)~\»l mort
Minn, tt Northwest — Ist M. gold. M.f
MttttiHHippi Centr4tl~\%i M. (M. C. U. K.;...
2d mortgage (M. C. K.K.)
Tenn. State Loan
Minn., OuachiUi it Red ff.— Ut M. gold
l«t mort tf age Ci-'iT.Ol'** acres land
,
_
1,')0
l.'OO
2,^06,5110
8
A.ftO.
8
l,(lt«l
4,W 0,0
A.*0.
M.*N.
1,(XXI
1,900.000
.I.ft
\m
l.HKI
1,
^.lOO.lW
M.&N.
M.« N.
M.* N.
1»69
til
\.m<
I.UIO
IH-ifl
57
126
1869
isio
i/Vm
J.
3H
37a
870
l.Olli'
.!.& J.
.1.* .1.
A. ft ().
1,000
'..noil
T9',rp00
'2W
1000
3,T!I3,IIOO
4»
1,000
1.000
l.UKi
1,000
iis
236
Chattanooga— 6toc)i.
mortgage, old
Tenn. Stare mort. on branch
Bonds to U. R. iJovernmen', 2d mort
NoHhv. tfc Decatur— i%X, M guar, by L.&N.
2d M ortKa^e
,
23.'!,.t00
1001
•i:i4,000
Ntwark dt iVe/P Vork—Xst mort
Newark, Somerset it Straltxr, O— Ist mort.
4,0(X).0OO
•S.W'iOllll
7
3.000,0(XI
IR.
lh70
s.mo.ixxi
50
330,(100
1,000
l.UOO ao.ooop.m.
Ite.aver
mort..
RR)— stock
1870
1811
1369
i8:o
100
1,000
1,0<XI
l,l»»l
I.OIXI
50U&1-
'.'9-'«
186(1
IstmortRage (Toms' River
1867
377,M10
30(I,IXX)
N. OrleniiM, Jacks. ttGt. iVbrtA.— Ist mori
mo rtfjaue
Income
3aiixx)
4iO,000
18iO
500,1100
9'
13,698,250
5.WXI.000
3.000.000
i864
2S0
18ii6
ar&c
var.
v»r.
..
N. O. City esten. bonds
N. O., Mobile, d- 7V.r/M— Ist mort., skg fund
id mortgage, end trsed by t ate I. a
New York <t* Botton—liM nioriRape, gold
Ne'i) York Central dt. HndHon Ricer~9Xock.
Premium bonds
fN. \., Central)..
Bonds lor debt** assumed
do
do
B.& X.K, stockh'd'a do
1000)
IIWO'
N'w
mortgage
Consolidated mortgage of 1863
Hlnklng fund
Plain bonds
N. Y. Houiatonic dk Northern— \*i mort,..,
N. r.^lnyit.db tfyra,-l»tM.,gid (WiO0O,yuO)
P. Ri;
1,0(10,U
4
7
500
lU'
.WXJ.IW
5
100
t,8T2,4'X)
50'l&c'
112,500
600.KXI
800,000
39.^0"0
A.ftO.
,1.* J.
j.ft .r.
J. ft J.
5«
7
7
-.,.t.
C0-.,(XX)
2X
7
1869
300&C
2,!HI,0'10
7 f.
6
"ioo
1,100,000
2,100,000
1,000,000
i86S
18 -6
18»W
l8:n
1870
18 I
i8:i
172300
4IXI.KXI
200.000
7,295,200
1II1.IOI
1,500,000
i,oiri
2,l«)0,r00
lOO&o
120,1X111
100
i,ooo,(»;o
,1,000,000
l,4;8,10ll
l.'IO
6 t.
l.501).l«X)
1,000
2.(X 10.010
1.00.1
1,000.0I»>
mm
1.000
p.m. 8
i.axi 12J>'0p.ln,
M.ft N.
F.ft A.
J.ft,).
J.ft
.
I.
M.&N.
WAN.
Var.
M.ft N.
7 f
Q..-J.
F.ft A.
F.ft A.
V ft A.
F.ft A.
F.ft A.
M.ft N.
6
7
M.ft
6
A.ftO
7 k.
S.
M.ft N.
J.ft J.
A.ftO.
J
8
:.
t
ft
.1
f.
M.ft N.
A.ftO.
1.(»I0
1,514,000
SOiltc-
76.IXXI
M.ftN.
.000
1,000
.592.(»0
I66.0(XI
8S,0lX)
1,0110
2.9lXl.(XlO
A.ftO.
4
4
J.ft J.
7
6
M.ftN.
F.ft A.
7
7
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
F.ft A.
J. ft J.
1,000
1,000
l,»5n,0(Xi
10,000
l,.50l.0^l
s.oixi.nxi
1.767.0011
5004c
1I2,*»
1,000
1(I6,(IX)
1861
1858
I).
l>.
7 f
I.IIK)
18'i.l
M.ft N.
F.ft A.
J.ft
J.ft
7
7
18 3
so
50
M.kN.
1.891,001
iiw.nno
isii
8..'il
16:,0(X)
1,003 26,0aVp.ni.
v. 14. p. 84, 392, 62j, 789.
1868, »11«,8I4: lSt.7. »207.34t. <v. IS. n.807.)
Consol. o' U. Pacific, > o. Br, ft Tebo
Neosho Val. Piojected 709 in. LarKO
1889
landgrant. Annual rcpo rt In ClfRONlDec. ,1900
CLK, V. 14. n. 7<5.
Feb.. 9(M
Jan. 1, 1899 Stock. »5,950.U(X).
Net earnings In '.871
do
do
do
1900
1889
Oct., 1901
Nashville.
C
Boston
.'»
OIBcc.
Office.
Bridgeport. Conn.
do
1874-«3
l»85-95
1R81-91
Jnlv 1, ISOO
Oct., 1887
Nov.. 1872
Aug., 187!
July, 1876
Arnual report In CnpoNicLa. v.
shows net earnings In :871,
14.
p. 763,
»5t5,2:<P,
against »«49.881 In 1870.
Extens.on to
Cairo In progress, (v. 14, p. 763.)
Leased In perpetuity by N. Y.
Midland.
Road
& Oswego
and will probably be
completed Montg. to Eufaula In 1872.
In
proirress
Operated by Erie. Cost of road, »'22,.'B2.
Leased in perpetuity to Del.. Lack ft Wes.
The lessees assume all liabllllle!. and nay
7 per cent on stock, and 8 per cent after
1874. If tliey then earn 10 net on M.ft E.
Net earnlnEB In 1871 were $(68,913. ivol.
14. p. 5;S; V.
Leased to L.
after
'72.
p. l.>.)
In Curosicl«, vol, 15, p.
1.5.
Annual report
ft N., who pay 6 p.e. on stock
(v 12 p, 657. 785, v 13, p, 8(r7.)
N't Income. l.<'.0-71. »1(I2,<15.
Net Income. 1871, $20^,978;
(v. 14,
|..
(v. 14.
1871),
r-. 43.)
«205,".09.
823.)
Leased to N. J. Cent. Cost, 2,867.285.
N. Y., Central of N. J
N. Y.. Union Trust Co. NovVi,'l889 Leased to Sand.. .M. & N.; guar, bv B. ft O.
New ledford.
May. 18^2 Net earnings 1870-71, »52.5i9. (v. 14, p. 43.
Bost..SutrolKNat. Bk. ,)nly 1. 18S1
Oct., 1872: Leased to Pa. RR. Div.. 1871. 10 rer cent.
V. Haven. K.S.Seranton 1S98 ft 1900 city of N H. guar. »225,0(Xlof these.
In operation. N. Haven to Mid., 22m.
.N. Y. Hatch ftFoote.
May 1, 1
New
Haven,
do
do
Jan., r
April, 188U
Net Income. ;87I-7J, over and above 1
est and taxes was tlll.lU. (v. 1.5, p.
ter824.)
7«.
N. Y., Co.'b Otilee.
Oct. 10, Tl Ope'ated with C. ft Amboy RR. and Del.*
liar." anal, as the Uulico Co.'s of N.J.
N.y., Bk of Commerce. Auir.. 1875
and leased to Penn. RU. (v. 14, p. 942,
do
\tr,<
do
do
18-7
599.)
do
Leased to N.Y. ft OS. M. for Int. on honda
1-95
N. y.. G. Optlyke ft Co,
ft 7 p.c. on »2.(XXI.0«1 stock, (V. !4. p. 828.)
do
do
18 1
N. Y., Co.'s Office.
Nov. 1,1889 Leases L'k Br. & Seashore. Net earnings.
do
I871.»1.59.3'n. Slock, »5.000,000. (V.14;o.
do
52.1. 59.1. 7:'2.)
do
do
issi
May
1,
Newark
1950 In progress.
to
Emmaus.
Pa.
New London, office, Oc'l..l8;2 Op. under contract with V, Central fi>' ?0
N. y., Bk of N.America Sept l.-*5 years at »2<0.(«X) rer vr, (v. 14, p.4.8,854.>
N. Y., J. B. Alexaniler. Inly 1,1886 Fonuerly operated by Sonihern Kit. A*.
,
Boclatlon
company took possess. on
do
Oct. 1. 1890
again In June, 1870.
do
1890
18(10
do
J.ft.;. New York and London Jan. 1,1915 See financial statn«. In Oct., 1872, Chbokif'i.E. V. n. p. W3.
an. 1, 1915
.I.ft J. New York Co.'s Ottli-c.
J.ft J.
or7 K.
2,5IX).0IXI
.
A.ftO.
M.ftN.
7
7
If'Sfi
1851
do
do
do
A.ftO.
M.ft N.
V. & A.
1
I
1
Boston. Co,'.. Oltlce.
Apl 1.5, 189(1 ».'58,!j«l.
Whole line proposed, GIraid, Ca. to Mo.
1872-76
Savannah,
bile. 22.Mn.
N. X., Nat, CItv Bunk. Jan., 1889
Saiannah.C.RK. Bk, Jan., 1887
Net earnings. 1871-72. »!90J24. Sec detalte
In annual report In tuKoMcLi, v. 15, p.
N. y., Sontter ft Co.
1900
N Y..J.B. AlexanderftCo
5IXI&C
l.OCIO
,
New York ft
J.ft J.
1853
i-^ss
:
Co Jan.,
N.Y., V. K. Sievenson.
SJ. 12^,830
5,»:I6.«26
Hill
.
.
:
1891
"ik
30U,(XX)
3.0X'.(»1I
l,Ot»l
I.IK)
ft
J.ft J.
J. ft J.
J.ft J.
'7'
45UMI0
UO&l
&r
.;,
J.ft J.
6
30U,.ll«
3.(X«1.000
10
Office,
A.'ftO.
M.ft N.
M.ft N.
6g. A.ftO.
sno.ixx)
liVlftc
dends since 186.S have been on nref.st'k
Fe".. 1S72, 7 cash
Dec 1870 (for 1871) 7
cash; Feb., 18'.0, 7 cash and 3 In com.
stock; Jan.,1869, 7ca!.hand 10 In com.
to.-K. On coin, stock. Dee.. IS'.O (f r
1871) 7 In com. stock
Feb 18;0, S cash
a' d 7 In com. slock; Jan..
69, 14 In
com. stock.
Of W.St. Union bonds
»i.O(X).00
bear 3 per cent only till 187».
ST.. 257,000 acres. Ftate aid, |10,C00
Line from Eunice, Ark., on
Miss. Klver, to Fulton, on Red If. IMni.
Apr. 1.1876 Net earnings In year endlni; ^rnt. 30. IBil,
»227.112;Tn 18^0, J212.ftM; ISsi, tPSA'^;
8ep.l,'81-93
Nashville.
N. y.,V.K. Stevenson.
i)2r..(XHi
:870
1871
1839
M'.ftN.
6
68*70
1,000
1.000
1,000
110
1,00
1,000
vol. 14. p. Ii5<. Net earnl.i'Sln 18.1 weie
»2.8l0.3ll,»i:alnBt »a,76;,-87ln is;0. Divi-
I.i9<r2
39
51I0&C
1.0
5 &<
50
5 I'A-p
1869
Memphis,
do
J.
ft
F.&A.
2,10:1,000
5U1.0I10
18.56
'8rt?
i
Land
A.ftO.
1.000
1S71
1870
1867
Ciikom-
i.tihllshed In
.
.i.ft
5.(J<XI,0OJ
1,4511.000
'5i-'65
June
.
s.6;o.(x«)
l,9i>3,
was
353
i,o;o
•a
1898
1898
1873
1891
Jan., lixa
Feb.. 1896
Mobile & London.
1883
8
Mobile.
1883
1883
6g. ".&N.
London.
N. Y. ft London.
.J.ft J.
M.&M.
Mobile.
8
Maroh.
do
g. f. M.ft S.
Y. G. Opydke ft Co.
do
7
do
7
do
do
N.
M.ftS.
Y.. G. Optlyke ft Co. Mch 1.1886
IfJ.ft D.
do
lune l.l'ioo
do
A &0.
Apr. 1, 19
'81890
Q-J. N. Y., Union Trn t Co.
J.ft J.
N. Y'.. Del. Lack, ft W. Julv 1. 1672
3j-i
I>il4
do
".*N
do
do
F.ft A.
do
'49.''.S2
York it Harlem~%toek.
Preferred stock
iBt
St.
ft
N.y.. Union PnistCo
do
(,o
do
do
N. Y.. Fann. L. ft T. Co
1,0110
.
do
railroad htock..
do
do
real estate
do
Bonds convertible till '69
do
Renewal bonds
2d mortgage, sink. fd.(Hudaon River)....
8<1 mort KftK c
do
....
Coumin bonds 1871 (not mortgage)
New York
ft
18
Dee.. 1870
.I.&I).
F.ft A.
tl.ft J.
1871
1870
bon<l«, gold
Dec,
7k
3&6g
30.0011 p.lll
400,1100
1,000
isit
Mortgage bonds
London,
N.Y..MII.
15, '72
1898
I88t
1874
18in
N.T..Clark, Dodge
"Sg.
,6S5.000
i',6iJo
31.1872.
nc
Aug.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. ft J.
7g.
;.161,134
1.000
Ma:
CLK, V. 1.1, p. 84. Ii shows net «arp|nrs
n n ain line and branches orC1.993t09.
ae-lnst t1. 559 112 In lir.0 71.
he new
10.WIO.IX n.or i/orc Is I'sued to pay lor
double Lack. ftc, after reservlLr enough
to pay all prior debt. (V. 19, p. 84.)
f
Sept.. 1879
6g.
10 f
10
7
8
8
,200
1,
2.500.IXXI
18 ;o
1870
1902
Leased to Wis. Cent. RK. for t9 yrarf.
PhlliMlclphIa, P.& K. Co luly ie72 Leased to P. ft Read.. Mav 'M for OfiTrs.
.1
Detroit, 1st Nat. Bank Jan. I,18<.l" GnisB enrnVB, 1S71,498.(»;6. Cost.»1..520.000.
ft .1
.I.&.I.
N. Y.. Agency of Co. Ian. 1. 1S<»I Mankati', Minn, to Male Line 6(>ni.
Operated under lease by an association.
N. Y.,J. L. King.
Nov,
M.ftN.
do
Aug. 1,1875 Bonds protested Dec. 15. tv. 13, p. 840.»
F ft A.
do
do
J. ft J.
Jan. 1, 1892
do
mi
l«fl7
1.
*
33,5l«
1.040.IHXi
1,1882
May
.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A.ftO.
7.i>3:!,0(«
5,IKXI.0(KI
1,9-Mi,0nl)
1.000.000
4,428,056
9,607,000
1,476 200
br,)
Neio Jerneij W^t Li/ic— 1st mort., gold
Neio London North.— slock
J
J. ft J).
J. ft J.
J.
3 70u.O(X)
1.1113 OWI
."HIO
lfl6S
beiiris
.1. ft
Oc
Jnlv 1,1886
li,9W,ii;in
1,000
5U0
1870
iS65
N.Y.A O.
,1.
(v. 14, p. 491.)
1872.
per mile.
i,ni),50o
409,318
18fi8
i8;o
M
Lniin,dae State New Jer e"
N.J. Mldtand—lBt M..gld,guar by
2d mortgage, currency
}*. J. >SouUtern—\%t mortgage
,I.ft
rennncd Nov.
1889
18M0
1889
7g.
1,860,000
,000.001
.
Bond' «M>nv rt., tax n'ee, coupon
Holyoke & WestUeld RR
Nito Jersey— stock
Ist Loan
ill Loan
2d
7
1.5.50.000
600,1X10
1.
tfc
g.
I,
1900
•ct. 1. 188-!
1
2d
1st
7e.
1»I.W0
VaUeij—^tock
mor'Katfo
A". Raven <t North amp. (CAnaX
Mortgage bonds, coupon
M.ft
Jan.
1, 1885.
N. Y.. WlnMow, L.& Co
Allegan to Mtiskeeoe, Mich.
1889
N. Y.. Turner l!ro«.
Aug., 1899 In progres-. Bds adv. In CnRoN.. An? .,•72.
N. v.. GrcinlenI, N.iCo Dec., 10: Bonds offered l.i New ^ ork. .
ll?72.
New york,omci
Jan Ib71 \OT lasi annual report see Ciifo.icle,
F.ft A.
r.& A.
f,
3k10
1.354 ,00l>
2,OO(iJ)0O
Taunton— %iock
^ew Haven <t Derbff—\m mort
New Havta Middletown
If7//"l6t
Income
7g
fiai
1,I»IU
1,0011
mortgage
it
7
7
1866
1872
Lrnvell—atock.
Jinugatitck— mock
ist mortgage, convertible
Ist
7 3.10
l,31.'i,0«l
l.tlOII
1, 188-
Jnlv 1,'901 Alioul rai.ixxi acres land. (v. 12, p. ewi.)
July, 18Ti Tlie annual report for the vi-ar endlnit
T. Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
o
do
do
do
I
F.& A.
7U1.0
Ist
do
do
207,(100
1.IXI<,10"
8,674,000
ft
L'd Jn*y,';2, to Houlh.Pecurity Co.for Int.
on t>onds and 3 per cent on atork for 5
years, and 6 per cent afterwards. Annual report i^ven In v. 15. p. 3s6.
1890 Past due roiipop funded, and tnierest tobts
May
Co Mar
Boston Otflcc.
do
N. y. Farm. L.
M.ft N.
J. ft J.
53,1XX1
,
« J.
7 B.
NaHlirille it
Neiccaxtle
.S
F.* A,
.1. & I).
ll,8*!,l!)<>
gold, guar
bonds
on lint. Br.&c.(gHar.D.L&"W)
.f
1g.
755,040
c;onfttr»ctlon
Keic BeA{ford
1,U»,0I«
IS.IOOp.m.
!
2d mortgage
Convertible bonds
S.
KU
lOC&c
lOO&c
Montgomerif db Euraula—\%t M.,en. hy Ala.
iHt mortgage, not endorsed
jVo;(?*c€//o, (Ills.) -i8t mortgage
MoiiUrello dk Port Jerrit^lat mortgage
MorriH ft Jt^nex— slock
Ist mortgage, sinking ftind
it
M.ft
.1.* J.
ft
N. Y., Un. Trust Co
N. Y..U. T. Co.
N. Y.ft HoBton.
.T.4.I.
100
Income bondo
NoHhaa
W.OOO
1,000,000
.WI.lOi
881,000
10,8;5,719
5,MR!,0UI
1,1V1,000
N. T., Howeaft Macr.
N. T.,S<I National B«nlt.
N. y.. .M.K.JfSiipft Co
.1.
t
2d mortgage
Ist
(1W,000
1121
8ut)s.,lst mortg;agp
(Miss., Gamsv. Jk T.)
Gen.M.&
7
ISHlt
Special mort
2d mortKaif e
Mo utclalr of y. J,— \Rt M..,
J.
5
Interest Iwnds
Interest bonds, nterllnff
Tenn.
A
1T,I»*7,0«
18S6
1866
Mobile A Girard~Ul mort. (*322.5'J0end.)..
2d mortgage, end. by Ga. KU
Plain bo'ds
Mobile, it Montgomeri/— Pref. ato -k, 6 prct,
iBt mort. gold, endorsed by Ala
2d mortgage, not endorsed
Mobile it: Oh io— Stock
let mortgai;e. sterling
A.AO.
7
.151 Olio
last Vlvl'd.
do
do
M.*N. N. Y., Swenson, r
tg.t. J.
t
Tennessee State loan
Mo. KaiM. & Texas— Stock
Iht M., gUI.B.f..on roadA land.(U. f.S.Br)
Ist mortgage, gold. (Tebo.A Neosho)
Co"8oI. M., gold, on road and land..
MiHHOuri R., I't S. A ifitlf-\^t M.,I.gr.8.f
2d mortgage, for »2.tX)0.000.
M.* N.
.1.* J.
8
1,300,00(1
I8l
Uonde. State ArkansaH. flO.OOO per mile.
MffHinsiimi it Ten n.~ iHt uiort
Consolidated bonds
LOHWOO
7
J.4D.
J. a J.
1S69
W
11
.
1,W),000
6
7
i,aio,ooo
111
111
do
do
2d M.. Kimr
Michigan iMke .S/tofe—lst mortgage
2d
'iis
pr yr
StockK,
Whom.
by
»'''>'«''"'
J.ft J.
1
r>»Vi.TlV, 3
1,811,14)
569
'eiitral—'^tock
I
standing.
TfrniiesHSt'C Lonn
l8t iiiortKtiKCt convertible.
(
LIST.
a great favor by fflvlns n« Immediate notice ot any error dt^covered In our Table*.
Jiotlfth,
INTEREST OK DIVIDENDB.
sr Amouat
Miles
Principal,
of
Outwhen iJue,
REMARKS.
When
Where Paythle and
confter
DEBCUIPTION.
Mayncilte
>,
M.ft N.
J.ft
.1.
do
do
do
N.Y..I onrt..Berlln&Fr't. M y
N.y. Union Trust Co. Oct.
;
1, 18>9 2d M.. IS.Cflo.tfno. not Issned. (v.ll. p.Sin.)
1S69.of N.y. r.*n,R. roads
15. Ti Ci>nsni..>...v,
May 1. 180 In 186.8 the stockof thetwoBcpara cOl's
do
do
Aug. 1,1876 was »f2.-.I2.7HI. The Co. publishes no
do
May 1, 1883 report, except the returns required b>
do
May 1, -.883 the -tate. Net earnings in 18W-7!, were
tlo
May 1,1883 »8,260,S17. ThecoiiBOl.cerllfl.ates were
do
do
do
Auk. 1.1876 converted Into stock July 10, '.8.2.
do
do
Dec 15,1S8; (v. 1 J, P.M.)
N. Y. Grand Un. Depot. June, Its;
do
May 1, 1875
do
N.y., Union Trust Co. April, 1.-91
N. Y., Gr. Union Depot. July 1,1872 An increase of f2.00O.O0O In stock was made
do
do
.Inly 1, 18T2
in March, 1871.the proceedslobe used for
do
May 1, 1873 new depot In N. 1 and other purposes.
do
do
do
Feb. 1, 1893 DIvdends of 8 per cent, per year have
do
Jan. 1, IHSl
been made for 9 years and no surplus
do
do
do
July, 1872
left over.
In progress. W. Plains. N.Y. to B'kBeld.Cf
N. Y., 137 Broadway.
Jnly'lVlSO! t2,U.O,0U0 bds to retire Rondout d Oa. mort
Hew Yor>.
1
do
do
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do
.
-,
..
..
THE CHRONICLE.
5f52
[October 26, 1872.
KAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
SubKcrlberit w^lll eonnsr a sreat Ikror
DKSCRIPTION.
bjr elriiiK
nn Immediate notice of any error diacovered In our Tables.
of
For explanatlnn of all referenci^a, Hen|]toa<l
fool uotea on Ut page of KU. Tables.
Weie Yort.y.Hanen
it
by
100
15,(W,000
5(10d-e
1,059.500
1,1X10
7W.0O3
1855
,I.A J.
A.
'
J
2,wmo
mortgage
Improvement
100,000
250,000
732.(01
500.000
1,000,000
321,200
Extension
Ctcnenil niort. (»l,030,OOOiiuthorlECll)
yUfH d- S'ftr LlHhon (/)>— Ist inortg
Sorth Carotinn^stoek^ com
Preferred stock
Mortgage boiMls
Boncfi of 1857
HorlhtoKtern (S. C.)— stock,
8 per cent preferred stock
Ist mortgage, new
4ilO,500
5(1,000
com
SilS.ffiJ
mortirage, new
Fnnded Interest certificates
North /¥/(;wy^'rt»i(l— Stock
1st mortgage
Chattel mortgage
3d mortgage
Vorthern Centj-al— stock
lat mortgage, State loan
2d mortgage, Pln^ilng fnnd,conpon
3d mortgage, sinking fnnd, coupon
3d mortgage, r.&C. UR (guar by Dalt).
Consolidated mortgage, gold, coupon
do
do
do reg
Income conven Ible bonds
1653
1868
.
500&C
20a,i;02
1,(W)
2.243,000
1.00(1
5,i.0C0
1,1)00
561,000
3.068,405
102,100
1,000.100
400.000
2,407,800
400,000
59.000
250,000
lai
Income mortgage, W.
1«M
WW
IJiv
Consol. mortKiige, for iii6,3'J0,''0J
Consol. mortgage, sterling
2a con'". S. F. mort., for »l,0(»,0OJ
Oil Lreek it AlUgh. H.—Siock
IStiS
1S«9
1871
'.
»
it
Sgracu>ie—Stoc<., 8 p.
c.
1865
186i
guar...
Um:oln
J'e.kln,
F minfttttar (MiK'ii )— ist
isH
9'»',1<I0
i8;o
5' 10,00)
d, B.t.
f..
Penn.
it Detaip<ire—\r,\,
1.0
1.000
1,000
1,000
mortgage, guaranteed
1st
it
Bureau
Krt(.
—Stock
18-16
i.oai
1866
1,0.10
100
mortgage, guaranteed
Philade.l.
A
halt. C««.— Ist M.,(Pb)
mortgage
36
1st
Ist
mortgage, Sunbury
mortgage
2d mortgage
M. gld (for
M
1859
10)&c
(!ild.)
t»llaflelp/iia <t Erie— Slock,
Preferred stoctt
&
com
Erie
guar, by P. R..
Gernmntown it'yorriHtoionStock.
PMladtlp/Ua it ««a<J.—.Stock, com
Preferred stock
t>0,(100,0(Xll
1H57
1861
1869
1869
Loans
Loan mortgage, convertible
lffi7
i'36
1868
1868
1*70
'..'.'.'.'.'.'
converlihlc. .'.'..".'.'.'...
Kew consol. morr. coil).. & reg
<lo
gold coup. & reg,
Coal
&
1.
sterUng coup
Co., gnarantced mortgage
flUiU'lill'lilff 1^
JYmtonStQva
,
1888
1,
!, '72
K'i
do
do
L.& W.R.R.
do
2,282.240
&TMd.N.B
In progress,
May,
1915
Feb.,
Aug.,
1891
187'J
1885
Feb.
1. '92
Aug.; 1888
Aug.. 18.11
May
N. y., imp.
New Yo
against $915,'i89in 1870. An
nual repo't 1" CiiitoviciB, v. ll,p. 731.
Road leased July, 1872, to Atlantic &
1871. $916,801,
Pacinc KR.
dedncttnglOper cent,
1875
at $125,0011 per yr.
Trad. Bk. Jn!y'l.ie91 Peoi la to Jacksonv., 83m. Stock, $1,239,700
Oct. 1,1900
New Yor'K and London. Feb., 190,1 Conunenced running Jan. ,1872.
Phila., -227 8. 4th St,
Anr. 1, 1897 Leased lo Phil. & Read (v. 14, p. 623.)
.Ally. 1871 Annual report in Curonicle, v. 15, p. 387
N.Y.. Lancaster, B.& Co Jan., '7fl-'98
Philadelphia, Office.
Jan., 1879 Net revenue, 1870-71, »73,"251,
k. Office.
.
&
do
do
Jan., 190O
Oct., 1891
Formerly Sunbury A F.rie, Leased, Feb.,
Netearii1802, for 999 yislo I'eun. RR.
Juiyii8T2
1871. $759,290. Jlortgage bonds of 1869 to
Oct. 1, 1877
Phila., Pa. Life & T. Co. .Mch 31,1881
retire all prior bonds, (v. 14, p. '219,6:8.)
do
do
Julv 1, 1888
Phila & London.
July, 19.>0
Philadelphia.
Sept.. 1872 Leased to Phil. & Read., at 12 p.c. on st'ck
Philadelphia, Office.
July '25, '72 Tile net earnings ofmain and branch lines
do
do
July 25, 'Ti in 1870-71. were $5.0(X>,940. aeainst $3,06.',do
do
531. In 1369-70. A large purchase of coal
1880
lands was made in 18,1. and tlie P. & R.
(lo
do
11-M
<;o. guarantees the mortg. hoiuU of tlin
London.
18S0
Coal* 1. Co. tor $s.611,(il«l. New condo
1880
rhiladelphia. Office.
1888
vertible loan to he issued In Oet.,IS72. See
Chro.niole, v. 15, p. '251. Annual report
1872-77
London.
Philadelphia, Pcnna KR.
do
182,.100
976,-00
495,9(Hl
2a8,l«Xl
2,7011,000
tlo
1,000
2.520.WX1
do
do
do
do
Philadelpiiia, Office,
liW.lOO
.
N.Y., Chic, R.I.
619,000
l,321,2l«
311,5)0
600,000
400,(00
300,000
6,018,700
2,400,000
1,000,000
iOO
(v. 15, p. 157.)
Op. by R. W.i O., atsp. c. dlv. on $500,(0)
.(XKIlstM. bonds.
stock and Int. on $3fc.(ir
Leased to Del Lack. & West, for int. on
bonds and 8 per cent on stock.
I'l progress, Owensh.. Ky to Sprlgf ., Tenn
^ et rar Ings in
Leases several roads.
Bk. No. America June 1,1896 Net earnings 1371, $333,504. Stock, com.
do
do
June, 1906 $1,061,700; pref., $2,000,000. fv. 14, p. 659.)
& Pac Aug., 18:" Leased in perpetuity to C, R. I. & Pac.
1,000,(X10
1,000
Uakotah.
In Neb.
1S75
1910
do
Phila.,
isr.!
.
dtvl 'ends, Int. ondebt. &c. the net balance to credit was
$721,876. In Feb., 1872, 30 per cent, new
stock was rated to shareholders, at par*
See reports (v. 14, p. ;)87. 490)
Aug.iO,1901 In process of construction, (v. 14. p. 628.)
Oct. 1, 1891
.\p-il,
office.
do
1,500,000
1,500,0
1,200.000
600,000
1.000.000
4,«K).000
8,611,000
1892
1885
Jan., 1880
do
ondon.
Philadelphia
18,601,5(K)
6,962.()(K)
1,
Feb.,
do
I
1,000
i"2l«
.
.
-
Office.
do
do
2,5»1,0(X)
lOOO
P'oryear ending Dec. 31, 1871, gross earn
It'gHwere $l,675,OJ8; operating expenses,
$as.i.3t5.
Purchased, S •pt.,'ri, by Alleg.
Vajiey
illey _.__
Rli. (v. 15, p. 4 1.)
and Cape Cod conOld Colony
ony i& Newport
i.f
Folidated
ited Apr 1, 18T2.
1872.
Net carnlngB i-f
O. C. lnlS70-71.$39'.235. See report In
Chro.mcle. V 13, p. 807 ; V. 14, p. 43, 62.«.)
& Mo.
St. Louis.
000
1.000
were $1,(W,413; 1869,
Tl'e guage was
correspond with
Bait. &- Ohio road. First mort. bonds
d' e Juiy, 1.T2, wi-ie paid.
See Ciironi
CLB, vol.12, p. 402; K, p. 141.
prollts in 1870
N.Y.,Bank- of Coinm'ce Oct! 1,1889
New )ork, Offl'e.
Oct. 1,137: Road passel Tinder new management in
London, Brown, S. & Co Apr 10, 7875 Mar. '72, in connection with Pacific Mall
do
do
SS. Co. (See V. 14, p. 458.)
Oct. 10, 1897
New York and I ondon. July 1, l'-92
N. V. Erie Railway Co. Jan. 1, 1878 Road sold by receiver In 1872.
N. Y., T.. W.& W. RR Feb., mXl Leased ioTol.,Wah.* W. f. r I7years,
N.Y..S.W. Hopkins*; Co May 1889 90 Int. not paid. May, l<fi. (v. 14, p. 622, 796.)
Philadelphia. Office.
May 81,isrj In 1871. net earnings were $6,896,403. After
1,076.000
2.779,000
41,139.475
4,972,000
1871
1S71
1S71
)
$64:!,719; 1868, $Ci6:).426.
changed, Aug., 1871, to
1875
Sept., 1876
Aug., 1877
Jan., 1001 Building, Om. to
June 1,1896 .eased to Bur.
N. Y., Bk Commerce.
do
do
do
113,-|(X)
1836
1836
(»->,000,(IOO)
uO
1,
do
3,000,000
5.001,000
2,2Sl.r00
30,01 <,7;5
1.551.800
1,521.000
43-'49
Loan mortgage, sterling
Loan mortgage, sterling
East Penn. 1st M. Sink. Fund
Loan
Loan
Apr.
N.Y.,Imp.
5,(XI0,0OO
Phila.,
Loan, sterling
Loan debenture
do
do
do
N. Y., Kountze Bros.
N.Y., Del.,
l,.1O0,0OO
to 98.)..
2d mortgage (Pa.)
tst
1,
do
1,000,000
Perkiome,n—\st mortgage
PeterHhurg—'^iock
'79
Sep"t
34O.0(XI
Peoria. Pekin it .MckKonrllte— lit mortgage
2d mortgage, convertible
Peoria itHoi:k Ato/wf— Ist mortgage..
Bonds (pay.lbie*2S.O0Oyear,y
Julv,
360 000
1871
1871
PemiHi/biania it N. Y. —let mortgage, guar.
Ist
May
Boston, Office.
do
Newark.
5,758,905
mortgage.
Income bonds
Peoria
Philadelphia. Office.
N. Y., Drexel. M.& Co.
N.^ ., Mercantile N. Bk.
SOO.tXXl
50
mortgage
2d mortgage
21 mortgage, sterling
General M., Pit. to Pitta, new, coup& reg.
State lien (installments) bonds
789
I
93,817
2.9S9,330
2.4(10
76.1.
Alex, to Lynchburg. Va., 171m. (of which
Bait., B. Garrett & Sons. May,'i873
22m. etween Gordonsv. & Chariot tsv is
do
do
owned by dies. & O. road), Manassas tc
Ian. 1, 1875
do
do
May 1, 1873 Harrisonburg, 112m.branches.10m. Tota;
do
do
Sept 1, 1880 operated. 292in. t'onsolidated, Uc,.,187i,
Alexandria. Va. Office. Mar. 1, 1896 with Lynchbu g & Danvil c.
7,O0O,O(X)
1857
1K57
1872
!863
1871
'09 "70
M.,
mort., gol(l,s.
7,000,000
3,000.000
.WO.OOO
700,000
r WMfilnanut—^iock
1st
.July, 1872
Feb. 1,1*96
Apr. 1, 1882
Boston.
.500.000
1868
18:i
187!
p.
Anrll, 1911
do
do
3,fia-.,750
guar by Erie
Dfir.atur—\tiX mort
it
"
Juno, 1872
Jan. I, lb74
Apr. 1,18S2
Jan. 1, 11-98
Jan. 1,1898
Philadelphia, Office.
3X
.'v. 14.
Mnrcb.lSM
York, Office.
do
do
do
London.
201,000
mortgage, sterling
General mortgage, sterling
Prirli it Deciltnr, (III-.) -1st M.. go
Jiiiyii«90 L. gr.. 47.000.000 acres,
New York Office.
79:),4no
1
in 1867-68,
July, 1S72 Leased. Mar., 1870.20 yrs, to Vt. Cent, for
Oct. 1, 1872
Int. on bds, 8 p.c. on prf. stock. 6 on coin
Jan., '78-'79
for 3 yrs, 7 for next 3, & 8 for 14 yrs.
Net
New
203,0 IC
5(1
Ist
A^wnrt— Ist
.1
a5o.o(X)
1.000
1,000
M
.
it
.
9S0,0(IU
CJwenxooro <fc JtuittiellriHe-~\it
Pacifir Qf Jfimottri—atock
Ist mortgage, gold
2il mortgage, s. f .. fiiO.OOO per annum
Real estate tdenot) bonds (for $900,000).
Debt to St. Louis County (no bonds)
Lex. & St. Louts Uraucli. ist mort. gold
Leavenwortli, Atcli. & X. W., ist mort...
/^/ittina— StocK
Piuermn
do
do
do
2,692,539
400,000
1,155,500
598,000
5;4,000
1,645.500
546,000
10,5(0.000
,
Mortgage bonds
N. Y.. Jay Cooke & Co.
Boston. OIHce.
A.&U.
J &
M.&S.
500&('
1.450,OJ0
1,000 16,00) p.m
4thmortgage
do
Ist mortgage, O., A. & M. UR
Orange it aVe*paj't—lst mortgage
Oregon it CnUforn}o—\%t moit-^age
i/9wego ik Iionie—\Rl mort guar
'ncome mortgage bonds
Ostcego
.l.ft .1.
..
yorthweiiteni—\i. er.. gold bda.
Omahu Southw.—Ut il. (N. Platte dlv.)..
Orange, Alex. <fe i/a/ww««^.— stock
1st mortg.ige, 0.& A.U.I!
do
2d mortgage,
3d mortgage,
do
(C
<t
(v. 14, p. 52, 6.8.)
&
458,(W
,...
In 1868-69 $463,113;
$388,240.
.Inly, 19<X)
p. SSCi.
July, 19O0
^prll, 1>80
Boston, Office.
June 1,1872 Net earnings In fiscal year 1871-73, $187.7)1
do
do
Apr. 1,1874 Annual report In Cukoxiclb.v. I4,p.731.
Oner, bv Krie at.sti p. rt or gross carn'ga.
1872
I. City, Hudson Co. Bk,
1878
Net earnings. 1871. »5.M96, (v 11. p 533.
Boston N.K. Trnst Co, Aug. 1,1872 Leased, Feb.. 1S69. to Host., II
E.. for 100
do
do
July I, 1887 years ut 10 per cent, per annum, on cost
do
(Id
Dec. 1,1874 of property, taxes, Ac. (v. 14, p. 43.)
do
do
'Uly 1,1877
SSO.OCt)
l,UX).0('O
5,820,000
31.000
$590,Ti6;
do
do
4,251,450
1,.100,000
Consolidated mortgage
0,d Cotoiy (Cons 1. AprI 1, 18T2)— Stock
1375
.Jan. 1.18851
Apr. 1,1877!
May 1. 1'96
Ilarilsburg,
2,500,0! 10
mortgage
mortgage
Operalinii expenses. %-Xa'im
net revenue, $101,653. t)ld 1st an<l 21'
mortgs. yet outstanding, $55,500. Annualrejiort In ( HRONK.'LK, v. 14, p. 595.
Net earnings, 18;0-71, $522,982; 1869-70,
Sept., 1899
,1
600,000
19,995,847
4,024,474
5.M,000
221.500
2.761.000
105.000
com
&
Baltimore & Pliiladel. May 30, '72, Company owns 14'2in. and leases 175., total
Aimnpolis.
Irredeema.
operated. 317m. Dividends have been 6
Baltimore.
per cent for three years and previously
Illy, 1885
do
.\prll, 1900
8 per cent. Net earnings 1871, $1,277,161.
do
.Jan., 1877
Sec annual report in Curoniclk, v.)l. 14
2.00O,0('O
fiO 1,000
Equipment bonds
& N. Haven and Harlf.
N. Haven, Aug., iri2.
Consol. of N. y.
l,IS7.'
fs!«),152.
Ciarleston.
do
do
22,0(X)
Preferred stock
Sinking fund onda
Ohio «ft .tfi«vi>Jf/jl>ni— Stock,
Preferred stock
2d mortgage, W. Div
Opdyke*
Phila'ielphla Office.
50,000 ii.m.
3,077,000
—
1, 187
Oct., :f75
Ian.
do
do
1,500.(J00
1.934,000
1,223,000
Depot. July
Bank.
do
do
S.
6,(K1I,T0;)
500&(:
5 ll&e
rtnrtheni 1 iififit 1st mort.. gold, land gr.
Offdennb. A L. Chain. stock
Oinrthu
M.& N.
il.&
2,225,(X10
aiiO.OOO
1 .S.iS.roo
.V. //.—Stuck
Bonds, 18TI, not mortgage
yorthern of y, Jersey— stock
lat mortgage
yonolcti « irorre«('r— Stock
1st mortgage, State loau,&inklngfund...
riain bonds
Construction bonds
New bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
105,000
820,IXX)
N.
109,028
3,30 ,600
yortherti.
—
v.. Union
v.. G.
N.
rs,50o
"^d
I8t
1st
2>ii
ISi.tXX)
I8t
lln.
lastDivl'd
Co. .July 1, 1-9 (n prosrcas. Guarantees Monclalrand \.
do
May 1, If9f J. Midland. Capital paid In, $5,320,773
do
May. :89«
Q. & J. N. y.. M. Morgan's Sons Oit. 10, '7i -Vnnnal report for fiscal year ending Sept.
do
do
lf71 & I87f
1, 187'2. In CllRONlCLK, v. 15, p. 522.
K.& A.
Net
do
do
July 1. lt>76
earning.^. $4' 1,914.
J.*.I.
do
do
187') & 1881
M.&N.
do
do
J.<k.l.
.Julyl 189!
Jan., 18«) Net earnings, 1871, $73.(122.
J.& J.
Company's Shops. X. C. July, 1871 Lea ed Sept., 1871 to Richmond *
do
do
Julv. 1871
Danv. for Penn. RC. See Ciiroxiclb
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do
vol. 12, 779; 13, p. 402.
M.& N.
18te-78
do
do
1867
M.&S.
Gross earnings year ending Mnreli 1. 1872,
M.& N.
M.& N.
(i'Jor"
2tl
N. T., (Irand
.1
REMARK'"
Hloi-k'.
W nom
&0. N Y ,N.BkotRepu1>lic
.Vi
J.&.l.
HXWfcc.»,0(X)p.m,!
niortgagf, no:i-couverttble
If. Y.,Pr. <t Bosl.— (Stouliigton HRJ— st'ck.
.
'
Principal
when Due
W here Payable and
«i
ft**
»ii<r.-stoci!
mortgage (S. T * N.Havea)
Istmoitg ge (Haitf.& X. Haven)
JV. r. tt OKWego MM.—iM M.,gl<l
monnagc!, co ivertlble
l8t
lioniln,
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS
iMIIesi
Lon.,
IH
Q-J
do
do
do
do
CitRONloLK, v.
1893
In
1893
1890
485,t28;v.
June,
14, 0. .52.
15, p. '20, 251.)
'
(V. 14, p. 52,
1911
.June, 1311
McCalmout Bros. June,
rmiixlplphl* Offloe.
1911
1892
Oet. 10, <»
Op, with c,
& A„ una lo«sea to Penn, R"?
.
Oclob
2G
r
.
.
-
THE (imiONTCLE
2.]
I V.
.
563
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
a
S'libMcrlbors will confer
DKSCliirTION.
srreat
For
fxpliinntlun of nil n^fcrcnccH. fcc Itoid
foot noteH on Ist page of UK Tiibk-B.
Wihn.
ICU
9H
/J^iW.-StocV
it
lut iiiortKAi^e. convertible
I'Inin bondt loau,
Loan
•
Zo«/j«-«tock
rrcfcrrcd stock i^HiOO.CW
to
ffla
ly ;,
s«
%
(*7,0(X),1100)..
so
soo
iS58
18ii«
PUt>ib.,Ci7i. it Si.
do
sF
MllM OS
of
P/ifln.,
mvor by
1831
•.<
1.000
1,000
t<K
Kato
When
n.r} Payable,
Btandtng.
Cfiil.
4
6
t0.9!n,900
315,000
4UI,000
1,1100.000
2.51(1.0
2,924 ^IIO
,v.
186'4
7
F.*
1861
1,000
1,000
B.212.(l(«l
117
6
S.S
18fi4
1,(K«I
3,0011.000
775.(XXI
nionttilv
.1. 4.1."
149
149
10
1868
1S68
1859
1,000
4,000.000
Pii.
inortjraj.'e. Halto. loan
iBt mortpi'Rt'. Tnrtle Cr.
2d
i-ittsb..
Ft
ir.
Div
C/((c— Stock. puaranteed
(f-
,.
Spccia' jnipr. etock, guar. {for 2000,000)
m
4(iH
1871
186i
1862
\m'i
18f2
1862
18 2
1812
18«2
1862
1862
1863
1862
1862
1856
4IW
A).
Ipt n^^rttiage (scries
l8t morlKaRe (series B).
1st inortfrage (series <;)
Ist mortgage (series D)
Ist mortgage (series K)
Isl mortgage (scries K)
\m
4m
^2
__
4f8
'i(\ mortgage (serlca O)
ad mortgage (series H)
mortgage
ad mortgage
2d mortgage
2d mortgage
2d
(series I)
(series K)
(series L)
(series M)
c5 *
3d mortgage.
Bridge (O.
&
P.
KK.) mortgage...
W. * C. construe bonds. __
,
Equipment bonds
,
18.17
.
.
1869
Ph/mnuth, Knnk.it
J'ar -is- M.($3,600.000).
L.Afirh.—Xf^l mort
M.,E. D. glo
>ewmorticage (for ».S.:JOi.l.OOO«
Port <( 0(/(le/ixb. ( 17. />/r.)— Ist m. gold .
PiftUtHil it Gilford f>uir(il~l»t mortgage
Portl. <e lioch€nter—\»t M„s.f. (Portl. loan)
PfWt Huron
tt
]'»)•( h rn >i
Oi/(tfii.shitr(f—Ut
^l-
.
mortgage, equal Hen
1st
mortgage
2(1
($150,000)
J\n'thiiitl, S<iro tt I^iirtmuo nth— »tot'\i
Jhiri lioijiii (,v,*".)— ;st mortgage .conv..
,.
.
gld
mortgage, conv.. guar, by Ga. K.R
PorfitnoitthtGt. Fallnit C'oHfr.— stock
Mortgage
27
<^VA
C'o/«?><W«— 1st M., coupon
JlenHfteiaer ^. Sarutoafi^^tocii
Ist mortgage coiisnl
Jtichmond tf IMtnr.lUe-~?>Koc\z
"*'•
500&<'
5 O&c
50 &<•
5<K)&c
SOO&c
&r
&!•
500&I'
l.OOO
1,000
1,0(KI 20,l(»li..m.
1,800.000
8Ofi,0OO
1871
1871
3,300,000
2,300,000
1863
2.50.000
S2;«
1S71
"ioo
l,5(ld!uOU
1,000
1,000
1,(XI0,0('0
M.4S.
A.&O.
M.4N.
7
7
100
"ioo
lOO&c
650,IXXI
l.OJO
1871
IOO
1,000
100
350.000
6,000,000
2.0:0.000
4,000,(00
1,000
.J.
F.4 A.
M.4
600.01X1
mortgage
Roanoke Valley RR. Iionds
4tb
Pick., F?-ftlrirk>ib. <t />>/.— Bonds, a er
Dollar loan
d>
18S1..
1854
18;0
-
3d mortgage, coupon
it i'orl /W(v;— Mort. bonds
2d mortgage bonds
Interest funding bonds
1st mortirage
HUtfjeth'ld Pnrk (N. -T.)— Ist mortgage
Pork ford, R. I. <fe St. Louift—\¥,i mori.» gold
160
500
817,100
130.500
l.OUO
175,0(X)
titrhm.
I
6b.
6B.
6
6
7
7
5
^'und mort.,
i«2
1868
wnt.&
It
* Watertown
(ienera! mortgage. Sinking
Putlnfifl—i^tock, com
7g.
4
Fund
7
7
"o'
6
6
6
6
«g.
7
iro&f
_.
iSflO&i
293,0<«'
879..'.0ii
mi
....
100
looftc
18711
1W&<
do
do
mort. {for|il,5()l\00y)
(fc Denver (7— Ist mort. gld. K dIv.
mortgage, We-t. div.. land grant
T.ouiH,AUon it Terre Haute~istoc\i.
1st
500*c
l,lS(i(i,iXX)
100*<
5.500,0--0
100
100
(series A> sink, ftmd
mortgajfc (series B) sink, ftind
2d mortg ge (series C)
2d mortgage (series D)
2d nmrtgage, income
St. Tj}iiix it Iron Jtfo?*«(«*H— Stock
1110
ia.(X'o,(xi
1110
12,0I«,I«X)
6,0IX1,(«XI
'69.'7I
i',(i6o
3,250,01X1
1868
1867
1868
1871
8(im.&
iMon
I.
mort.,
West
line,
1.
gr. (ror|3,000,000'.)
2dmorl., Wes.llne.I. sr. (for $6,000,000).
St, Ptnl ^ SioHxCity-^XocK
I'ref ., 8 p. c. sTock, red. dlf.
1st mortgage
dates
'\'.\
C7(rtW^*fo«— Stock
Bondf* of the r.jfe s. R.K., gnar by S. Cai
Funded lnt.bds.S.&C. RR, guar, liy S.Car
Istmort., Sav. A fbar.
K., $500,000
Snr., <;r{m» d- N. Aln.-Utmorx
Sornrnni/f ,{• Mfimphin 1st M.,end byStatc
cf-
•
I
>///»'//— stock
S^'ihunrd
d- Rofhioke-Btoek
mortgage
Sftmn it f^iilf'Ul M.,gnar.by Ala.
Selmn, Marion it iTem.-Ul M., end by
Selmn. Romett />anon—](H mort. ..
2d mortgage. Ala. A: Tenn. U.R
Gi-ncral nuntgage ior*5,000,000
I.IO
'm
"soi
116
lis
lot
101
'iot
35«
40
23
80
1,000:
1857
1869
1869
1871
1870
50
600
lOO&c
Alii
.
"m
50
too
100
1870
1869
,
\'"fff!/ ft Pjtt/f 17. -auH-k
1st mortgage.
S!>fhnfi<fttn ,t Fond d(t /y(C-* ist Mortgage'.'.
I-t mortgage extension
sr,i-»'i,if/o d- .\ih'{/fm,i{/~\Bi
V'tUtf/
(
(Jtynn.)
Mortgage.
1st
..;,
,
Nh'tn' i,in^ (';o«//.)-8loek
iiKiruitKP.constrnctlim bonds
"as
2»
45
40
32
18.-12
1,000,00(1
li!0,000
70O.(XX)
1864
50
109
1I1.8(X)
4.J.
:
Gross earnings
,
Road
do
New York.
May 1, 1912
York and 1 ondon. Aug.. 1918
N.Y., Mercatlle N.
do
do
do
Bank
to be
.
Y..
4 W.
by sinking
bonds guar., due
on presentation.
Dec
Dee. 1,1891
Net ca'n'ngs.
Augl.
Way
1ST2
1880
1,
Septl,1SSfl
Xov.l, 1902
Aug., 1899
4 Frank
London
do
N. Y.. office
do
do
do
do
n Wall st.
May
15,190(1
Mar.
fund.
,
Potsdam
'72,
V5, 'T2
1891
Broad'ay Aug.1,1892
& Co
Office of Treasurer.
X. Y., Manhattan Co.
N. Y..Drexcl.M. 4 Co
do
7
do
.I.4D.
do
7
do
7g. .7.4 D. Xew York or London.
London.
M.4 N.
l"
do
18 M.4 X.
,1.4 J.
J. 4 D.
4
J.
J.
New
Yorl£.
N. Y., Union Trust Co.
6
7
j
7
I
A
&
Ciiarleston, 1st Xat. Bk.
X. Y., il.U.Kimpton.
?
Ig.
I
f.
2X
M.
M.
S.
S.
.I.A.I.
.J.* J.
Xov.13,1812
.1.
*.T.
A. 40.
M.4
8.
.
1.
A. 40.
F.& A.
V * A.
,1.4
"^('.(XXl
8
7
7
%
A.
A.
I).
40.
40.
0*c
200,000
7
4 J.
M.4 8.
5oa&u
nno&c
1,629.001'
l,«38,t!0O
6
J.
«
Phlladelplila, office.
J.
4 J,
J,&J.
X. Y..Iinp. 4Trad. Bk.
N. Y.. I!oddey.Bell4(o,
N. Y..II,
New
do
do
lfeW8&
York,
Co.
office.
do
do
div, in p'ogress. l„gr., »l,600,OCOacre8.
.13. p. -289, 290, v. 1 1, p. 657.)
line, T. II. lo E. .St. I oui«, leased
June. 1867, for 90 years, to Ind. &St. L.
(V
at 3(» per cent of gross earnings up to
»2.0«l.(l0O (but ill no year lo he less than
$450,(HX1); 25 p.c, ou next $1,IXXI.(« 0, and2«
p. e. on ali excess. Pref. i-toek increased
21 pr. c. ,Mar.. 1872.
(v. 14. p. 21-2. 3S7.)
Cosl,fl5,9l7,<*6. Xet earnings, 1871, »6«7.
319. Control8(airo4F.road. (v,13.p.667.)
Thisis Ihe condl ion since the sale of N,
Mo. Road, under 2d mort.. Aug. 26, 1871.
(v. 14, p. 85, 821. 626 ; v. 15. p. 486.)
Lea«ed to I'ae. of Mo. at $75,0(Xi per year.
1694 »1,(XX1.(«X1 bonds, a inert, ou 60 miles only.
(v. 14, p. 3r3.)
1893 May, 1 72, l.lt. In default,
Jan. 1, 1897 Leased toT. II. 41udjanap. atSOp. c. ofgr
May 1,1898 eauiings. Siock,»2,377,8-<9. Bds.guar.by
Mch 1,1901 T,H.4I..byC.C.4 l.C.nudP,t.4St.L.
This road aiui Its land grants have been
1892
purchased by the Northern Pacltic. Of
1892
the whole line 340 niih s were completed
1892
June, 1872. Extension of 314 miles in
progress.
gr. 830,402 aTcs An 8 per cent land
stock of ?2,4«i,('lXl created to take up pi f.
Land
Jaii!,i909
Mch
"iV 1877
ept. 1,lf89
Jan.
A. 4 O.
.1.4,1.
.1
4J
r
do
W.
Xov.,
Xov.l.
Mseou.by M. 4 w. RR, Jan.
M.&N. X. Y.. Lancaster, B.4Co .May
.!.&.)
'i'
do
int.
ou pref. stock, and equip, bonds; atui
from \H in 187:) to 7 ler cent alter I.S79
on ciminion stock, (v. 14, p.l87, 386,595.)
,Ian. 1, 1895
1896
J.'4 J.
IS'l, »324,978.
1S71. to Vl Cent, at full
Main
1894
1SS4
1894
1894
do
do
do
do
122
30, 1871,
(v. 13, p, 8C7,)
will he paid
Dec,18T2-7l
do
do
do
ending Sept.
In progress.
int. not paid. (v. 15. p. 251.)
About $4I',793 b(md8 are held
,|o
Boston
.
ai-
old.
do
Boston, 'Trea'urer.
do
do
y(
net, »'J,010.
;do
J.
Mch 1.
M.4S.
8f.
70i.O(Xi
.150.000
1.0«I,(XK1
:
InlylS, 1872
Sept 1, 1880
.'
4
J
7
8
691.(1.10
»:48,'.39
1880 to 188C
N.Y.,XatlBkof Com'rce
N.y.,Nat. Bkof Com'rce
6g.
7k. m'.&n. N. Y.,G.Opdyke& Co
6
M.4 N. X. Y., Jameson, S. & C,
,1.4,1.
N. Y.,3dXat. Bauk.
7
do
M.4X.
7
do
8
"ilV);
Inly '., 1872 Lca'cd to East. RR., 99 yrs, 10 p. «. on >t'k.
Xov.l,l,S89| Operated
and controlled by Ga. KB.
Xov. 1, 1,SS9! (V. M. pa86.)
.Jan.,'ib72 Operated by East. RR.
1881
N. Y.. m'.k Jesnp
2
7
1.000 16,(«XI p.m.
83S.500
241,000
3.0 «'.( 00
50
869.150
7 S.UXl
1865
1868
* A.
F.4 A.
M.4 N.
M.4 N.
997.100
1871
56
1, 1891
91(1,300
'05 0(1
Mechanic's Fall" to Canton, Me., 28m.
York 4 Cumbcrlaud sold out in IfiW. Port
laud to Roi b., N. II., 53m,
1887
June. 1S75
Office.
do
Ne-ff York.
do
do
F.i'A. N. Y., office
i'.(iio I6,(XX)|).iii,
.51040
1,000
F.
F.4 A
A.4(i.
2,307,(XJt
1569
'
Sioux CUu it ritcilU.—l»l mort
inortKnve ((rnvernment mbildy).,.,"
M
1,OOJ,000
1,900,000
•2,600,00(1
210.(«MI
ShfiiiuAtH
Shepaug
,020,0(X)
500
406,500
1,000
1.52,000
i.oai 18,000 n.m,
50
576.050
100
1,151.401
1st
1,
1
1.20(1,01X1
m
1890
till
tt AVfWjr*— Stock
lit morijfatrc. now..
S h injlkill
do
Enst. KR. Co,
Richmond.
M.4 S.
M.4X.
J.
4,I««I,IXXI
2,020,000
780.J0O
S,O0(l,(W
6.000.000
100
2 400.000
100
1.6 0,000
l«,00i)j).m.
207
Sondnskf/, M.
Snrarinah
1,000
1,000
gr. of 307,200 acres
Genpral M. (beld to rctirs above bonds)
do
sterling
l»t
i',660
8
8g.r
8g.f
1,71XI,0(X1
io,(««i,ora)
1
2dm.s. f..gnar.,(<!l.< 00.000 con. notguar.)
Income bonds
«.A('//tfc/V/o.-Fir?tDlv.— Ist M..lOm
let mortgage, St. P. to Watah.SU m
4 J.
M.4 S.
J. 4 D.
J. 4D.
J.
8
7
7
7
1,000
Denver—
Oct.
Sep.
Providence, Office.
.Tilly,' i, 1872 Xet
Incoire. H70-71, !f205,912. Dividends
Providence, R, I., X. Bk Inly 1.1,880
In lllyeari.,,S5 per cent. (v. 14. p. 43.)
N'.Y., Union Nutl Bunk. Mch 1, 18^2 (onlrolledlty P.4 Reading. Floating debt
('ohini''In. 1st Nat. H'lik .)une. 18S4
,T. 4 I).
»1,(K!3,74'2.
Net earnlnga, 1!.71, <-Si,l20.
.1.4 J. X.y., N.Bk 01 State X.Y .Inly 1, 1872 Leaded lo Del. & Hud Canal at 8 p. e. on
M.4 ^ L\'.Y.,nel.*H. CanaU'o. Xov.. 19-U
stock and int. on bcjuds.
Main line, 141m. Leases riedmont RK.
Richmond. Office,
.I.ft".).
1880
5Un., at ?45.0'0 per year. Xet earnings
do
.1.4 ,1.
Jan. 1,1875 year ending Si-pt. 30, 187;. »»l4.2i5. In
M.4N. N.Y., 1 aneaster. B 4 c:o 1875-90
tcpl.. 1871. leased the X. Car. RI!.. both
do
do
M.4N.
1873-75
llic R. & I), and leased lines opeialed In
do
F.4 A.
do
18.1-76
Int. of Pa. RR. Sec Cnaox., v. l.S. p. 434.
.7.4 J.
London.
18;5
Various other issues of d Ijt making tie
Richmond, Office.
Vaf,
whole about f735,0OO.
1875
do
Var.
"sks F.'4A.
7
M.4 N.
'2i8
1S65
Mo)— Stock
tut UMtnage
Sf. TMiiif, Lnirrencft tt
]Ht M., gld.
St. L.it Sonthenfitern~\si M.. gld, conv.s.f.
St. LouiH ,t St. Jo>ienh—H\. mortgage, gold..
St. L.,Va7i<l. d- 7'.//.— Ist M..S.K.Kuar.r.. ...
18;il
July 1,1887
Leased, Jan..
l,UX),tXW
100
l,««l
Cukmclm
.'4.1.
F.4 A. Xew
f.
4f.
7
7
7
2,488,0(XI
11-67
Prr'ferred stock
May,
J
2,3(«J.(«XI
1,100,(XX)
1,4(XI,000
1,4(X),000
Ut mortgage
adM.on
.500.(11^1
—
mortgage
Xo.
2,499,000
4,147,000
500.0
1870
Prelcrred stock
St. L., K'lUHftH C. it ^V.clatc
!«XI
187! ilOO&c
•
at Jonepk
1st
Ist
799
report in
.Inly 1, 1901 Will be completed ill ';341*Bed to Pcnn.Co
.M.-V 1, 1899 Poit II. lo Owosfo, Mich.. 90m.
.Ian .. 19(H) (1st mortgage is to be retired frrm proNov., 1901
ceeds of new mort. Stock paid, fl,01().0i,t'
4.J. Boston, Columbian Bk
J.4D.
A.&O.
A. 40.
A. 40.
A.4 0.
A. 40.
M.&N.
8
7g.
i8;o
St.
Xew Tork,
N.T., Drake Ilros.
1st Nut Bank
do
N". Y. 4 Boston.
Boston,
do
300,WX)
18.53
;
fccte(il. Heeaiuinal
(V. 14, p. 45S,)
4 J.
M.4 S.
3>,
2,99a,9(»
Equipmoit mortgage bonds
New general
riiiladelpliln.
do
M.4 N.
Boston,
.J. 4.J.
.J
9.(X«I.0(«I
1861 ;fiO,i&<
See
in 1870-71, t21 • 851.
v. 14, p. ,'i2'2, 4r9, 764.
J.
100
1855
v. 15, p. 522.)
;
pro^ements, Ac, under article 16 of
guaranty on old stock not aflease
March, 1912
March, 1912
Mareh 1912
March, 1',ll2
March. 1912
May. 1876
do
do
A. 40.
do
do
M.4 S.
Boston, Oftlce.
.7. 4. 1.
Ik- M.4N. New York and London,
1.000
Preferred stock
do
4
.
J.
14, p. 593
Xet earrings
Cnno.vn-LK,
N.Y., WlnBl05(t,L. &Co. .Jan. 1,1887
do
do
>ch 1,1874
M.&X.
.1
,
Pot;*.
M.4S.
J"' .1.4. 1.
M.4N.
6g. .1.4.1.
1
2!I9,000
\%iU. itOgftfin'i'}.—istock
Bonds, gnaran..
D.
.1.4.).
do
do
do
do
do
dn
do
do
40.
M.4N.
48,001
S32,000
28.(MO
,
1st Siukinir
(10
F295,5(XI
JUrhni. it I'eler.'ihnrg—^tocV
2d mortgage, coupon and reg
Rome.
do
A.
7
8f.
May, 1881
.Ion., 1890
.Inly, 1898
.Tnn. 1,1886
.
8.
4
Ilk
PltlBburg, l«t Nat. Hank Aug. 1,18,89
N. v., WThbIow, ],. 4 Co Oct. 1, 1H72 Leased, .Inly. 1869, for 999 years, to Prnn.
do
do
Oct. 1, 1872
RR.. at a renlal cqulvnlent to interest,
do
do
Mch 1, 19121 sinking fund of deitt, and7 per ( ent on
do
do
.Mch 1, 19121
stock. The lessee* lo keep the road In
do
1
Mcb 1, 1912, repair and also pay taxes, expenses,
do
do
Mch 1, 1912' etc. p.. F.W. 4 ( leasei, tiic Xe« casllc
do
do
Meh 1, 1912 & B. V. and ihe Lawrence rtiads; wliieh
do
do
Mch 1. 1912 In turn are leased aL-aln iiy I enn. hit.
do
do
March, 1912 Xew slock of J2.(«l0 0(( auihoilzed Nov.,
do
do
Marcb,1912
1871, to be Issued to Pcnn. RR. for ini-
A. 40.
M.4N.
.1.
I57.8U'
1,722,900
64.500
4l.a50
67.778
!24,1S9
175,428
Consol. mortg.'tge
4
D.
.1.4 J.
7
7
7
7
7
7
1,000.000
770,000
200,000
2,000,000
300,000
1870
1862
18A1
A.
j:4.).
r,4 A.
7
700,000
860,000
Bonds, guaranteed by State
Coupon bonds of
f,
7
;
Fund loan
State Sinking
f
1*
875,(X«I
n*f
.'.2)<
F.4
N.V. liyN..I.IlR.
Mcrdi.Nnt.
do
do
V, 14, p. 166,«21i.
This company leases several roads and Is
iifelf (-onlro)l(-d by lite I'enn, ( onip'y.
whieli holds a iiiajtullv of (be (-spltnl
Aug. 1,1900 stock. Xet iarn;n(!s. lill, W2,t94. (v.
Phlla.. Pa. HIi. Ollloe,
naltllii.,
line. lOOm. ; leases about i:)6m, Ket
eariilnes. lb7o-71, (9Mi,267. lice rerort Is
Main
.lulv 5, 1872
.Inly, 188-1
April, 1876
April, 1887
do
do
do
Hilla.. Pa. Kit. Office,
A.
•1.4.1.
.1.4 J.
IX
875,000
875,000
860,000
860,000
800,000
860,000
860,000
860,000
2,oai,oui
153,000
100,000
1,000,000
1.000
isc9
I
M
187!
52
\
4ai.000
lull 19,714.285
1,400.000
IIXI.
875,000
W> &l875.000
liOU&c
875,000'
*(•
9 50(1&(
1870 .VW&f
10
7
6
6
I
2„5'(',0<'ll
'67-'
44
50
50
ISl
181
142
Mortgage, coupon
2<i
116
7
KO&C
1869
1870
26
47
JYorhienre ift Worcentei'—' tock
IVInrtgngebondn
liffttihtu ((
90
110
44
1st
tjit
107*4
Hoston.
3.060,00)
i8;a
193
sjji'ciiil
4
do
do
do
Due,
SUickn.
lastDlvi'd,
AVhom.
l!y
Plilla.,
O.OOOj...
<|o
iBt
Princiiml,
wlieii
Where Payahle and
J. 4 J.
.1.4 J.
A. 4 0.
A. 40.
t.
morrnanc.Scenbenv. A Ind. re org...
Col. & Nc.wiuk Dlv. bonds
2*iUni}Hrn ttVonue/fuf^.—Ut M.,new
Istmort. consolidated (for »10.0
ititnilH, 5
INTKUKST on DIVIDKNUS.
Amouut
i.li
LIST.
as Immediate notice of any error dlncovered In our Tablca.
iclvluff
(Hit-
-
1,
stok.
(V. l.%p.20.)
Leased to Cent. O., at *l74,i.'vo besides expenses and taxes. Ouaran('d by Pall. 4 o.
Formerly Char. 4 Sav. Road opened for
through traffic, JIarch. 1870. Cost of
road and equipments, $2,(M0,U 5.
1889
1,1891 In progress, Stateendorsenientdeclircd.
To b,* .'2i'mlles.
1, 1890 In progress.
July, 18T2 Leaseelto Phil. & Readl-e. (v. 14. p. S.'S.)
Net earuirgs year ending ^'arcn 1.1871,
$159,.5ll9;
int., »I4,700: div., 4 per cent.
if86
•Jan., I,lf9(i| In progress, Selma to Pollard, Ala., lOOni.
o-.... , ..5.,.,)[„
profftess. Selmato Memphis,
Sept.
1,1889
.Ian. 1,1872 Late Ala. & lenn.Rlv. Completed inli
Jan. 1,1861
Xo report of operiitious.
Apr.
I, 1>S",
Aug.. 187-i Leased, Feb., 186!i, to Xoi th. Cent, at 7 p i.
Aug. 1.187-J
ou bonds and 6on slock, (v. 14. p. 6." .)
do
N. Y.Bank of N. A. June 1.18RI Net eainiUBS 1871. t23.6-24. CoBt,»2,0J> (0
N. Y.. l-'arm. L & T.Co, Oct., 1896
N. y., N. Bk t:onmierce. Apr. 1, 188" Net revenue, 1811, »31,;r2. Int. paid.f
're.
Pbiladelphta, office.
do
'
N.H.,E.S,Scranton &C'o
do
do
N. y..Xat. Park Bank,
V. 8. Trcas, at nistMi'lty
4
N. Haven at 1100. (per
Jnly,"l872 Leased to N. Y.
year. (v. 14, p. 621.)
-ept. 1,1881
i»n. 1, 169- S'oct! paid in 11.788.000. Net earniucs last
Jon. !,)8%
year. »lll,s?8. Cost of rend, <tc f I,W4,IW
.
1
.
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
564
rOctober 26, 1872,
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOJSD
Subscribers
Kro* ntvor by siring us tminedlate
confer a
ivlll
DESCRIPTION.
Miles
Amount
Road
Outstanding.
of
all references, see
loot notes on Ist page of UK. Tables.
For explanation of
Stoux Cttv <* St. P,inl-'M mort., KOld.l. gr.
'.St mortgage, cur'cncy for *2,1W.CUJ
SoitwrttH—\u niortgage, gold
Soutfl Carolina— htoCK
iBt niortgage. sterllnK loan
dollar bonds. L
do
Domestic •'onds (H)
Domestic bonds (G).
(I)
Domestic bonds (I
(K).
Domestic bonds (F
Domestic bonds (..-inecial)
South cC yo. .izaftrtww—Preferred Block
1st mortgage, endorsed by Ala
South Side (L. /.)— 1st mortgage
Southern Central {N. K)— 1st Siortgaiie
South. Iowa (C Cedar Raphtx—lst M., gold.
Southern .Minnesota Ist mortga>;<
2d mortgage
Southern Pennst/lvanta—Hl M.gid
2d mortgage, gold
0«
"im
5,819.275
1
186S
Var
l,4O7,9l'0
80;l,50O
J.
?« J.*
J.& J.
66,'67
•62.'«7
500
500
18«l>
.500
1868
500
.
.
•66,'.
1,000
1,009
Sullivan
(fc
—
(.N. I*.)— Ist
213
•OR
mort
8. f.
Summit BraHcA(i^.)— Stock
Istinortgage
Sunburn ife Letcisfin—lst mort
Stock
Syrac.y Bingh. tfc N.
Ist
1,0:0
'"50
..
mortgage (W. Dlv.)
mortgage {E. Dlv.)
2d mortgage rw. Dlv.) convertible
Consol.mort. (for *6,200,000)
mortgage (Burl Dlv
7ot., Wab. ik Western stock
Preferred? percent stock
l»t mortgage (T0I.& III.)
Istmorlgage (L.Erie, W.&Ht.L.)
100
1U>
100
S.000,000
1,701,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
100
1,800.000
1,600,000
1 .300.000
1,500,000
250,000
37
35
mortgage
—
t6
Black
liioer
'.50&C
lOO&c
1.000
500&C
18117
ISi^S
1868
1370
1871
1,0011
1,000
1870
l/'OO
1,00
1,000
1871
i'.ooo
29
1039
10J9
'66-'69
1869
1871
186f>
'66-7-8
mortgage
1870
—stock
cfc J/«m— 1st series (red endorsed).
2d series (blue en'torsed)
3d do
(black endorsed)
4th do
(not endorsed)
Special loan. funding mortgage
Vineland. (N.J. )— Ist mortgage
1S67
18T2
1865
Ist
47X
mortgage
35
50
18
19
18
&ath. t750,000.
mortgage, guaranteed
2d m-irtgage
Wextchettter tk Phita.—lHt mort.,
Wentern (Ala.)-\st
n
new
moH. (Mont. & W.P.)
Western RU bds, befor-. consolidation
Vd M., on consol. road, guar, by Cent. Ga
Wentern MariiUma —Ist M., end, Bait. City
,
1st
.
1854
1166
1886
1866
1S66
1871
1870
1871
1870
1855
Wentern !f. Carollna-Ut mort.f K. Dlv.)..
Western Pennsi/lvania— 1st mort
Ist Mortgage; Pittsburg Branch
Weit ,/ernet/ -stock
Loan of 1883. guar. by Cam.db Amboy....
lat niortgage loan
in irtgage, consolidation
Wp.1t iriKc— 1st M., gld, 8. f., I.
Is,,
<t
K': conv...
Ptattsbura—Ul mortgage
<fc T(irboro—l6t mortgage.
.
.
.
WVnUnglon. Cot. ,t /4«(7 — Istmorlgage....
WU„Ch'irl.(tRutherrd—Ul inortg!«e!
Wilmington tt «««(.— 1st mort.."rr..
2d mort.. conn, or reg
.
.
.
Wilmington it ITeiilon— sterilng
" bonds
Sterling bonds
linking Fund bonds, go'd
Wilm. <t !!'<•«<. (Del. »— 1st nnr'gage
ynsconsin Central— Ul M., gold, L. grant"
norceai
*k
.i\(MA«a— slock
J.
do
do
Juuel,
&D,
1, 1891
1. 1881'
2, 1910
May
7
7
7
7
7
7
F.
F.
A.
A.
A.
l,.'«o,o:io
ft
f;
M.&N.
F.& A.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.& N.
7
7
Q.-F.
&A.
7
F.
7
7
M,&
N.
J.&
J.
7g
& A.
M.&N,
?^
F.& A.
7
6
9,0:3.000
7
10
.T.&.l.
J.
&
J.
27,'iS6,512
1,600,000
1,60J,0'0
500.000
1.738.02
2.500.000
8r
N. Y..Kldd, Pierce
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.& N.
A.&O.
f.
A.&O.
M.& S.
A.&O.
6g. M.
& N
J.'ft J.
& Co
stock or into consol. boudB.
1901
In 1871 gross revenue was $5.736.665 operating expense.! and laxes. $3,776,827 ; net
revenue, $1,959,837. Gros^ earnings in
ope'ain'' r.\nenses,
1870.
$4,544,610;
N. T.
& J.
S.(«X).0Oll
J.
&
1,500.000
2,000,000
J.& 1.
M.&N.
J.&
443.9'I0
2.500,000
2,860.001
2
100&C
5W.000
6
500
200,000
7f.
293.'20n
7
7
7
1.0011
mk'
100&C
1.000
500&C
100&C
50D&C
717,"00
850,000
130,000
1,139,100
225,438
750,000
700,000
700,000
1,800,000
5II.400
750,000
1, '2.511,000
168
1890
Operates 55m of road. In year e-^ding
Sept 30. 1871, gross earnings were $4*7,739,
ne'. $260,497: int.. $i68,^211;
1910
1,
Opened. ^*av,
&
do
London.
N. Y., Company's oflflce.
U. S. Treas. at maturity.
' Y. Jay Cooke & Co,
,
Utlca
7
8
7 f
7
«e
1870
186.1
1865
sno&c
lOO&c
50
1861
1866
1819
1871
1868
1870
500*c
500*c
500&C
lOO&c
8
1
10,0t».i
,0 Ki,on«
1.208.900
400,000
l,noo,IKIO
1,000,010
4j)uo,ooa
2.'S0JI0O
350,0"O
3,200.000
'.870
1.000
100*1'
2,(«i0.000
lOO&c
1872
728,600
648,700
221,401
710,000
400,000
1371
2,62-,,O0U
1867
1868
1870
1,2.50.000
1,425,400
do
office,
.'
issi
Sept. 1874
April. 1896
Mav
&
do
J.&.I.
A.&O.
A.&O.
.1.
&
D.
do
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
N. Y.,Souttcr&Co.
do
do
do
do
Bait., Citizens N. Bank,
do
do
do
do
no
do
do
do
do
do
J.
.I.&.).
.I.&.I.
.).&,l.
J.& J.
.I.&.I.
.I.&.I.
A.&O.
.1. & .1.
4
F.& A.
6
6
7
.F.& J.
?"•
.).& J.
8
7
8
7
M.&N.
M.&
S.
A.&O.
J.
do
do
A.
J.&.J.
f.
i89-i
1
May,
Leases Trov
72
21, 1872,
&
Greenf.
till
comnletlon of
& .1.
.I.&D.
J.&.I.
1880
N.Y..Farr"erB' L.&T.Co. Apr. 1.1890
!f. Y.. Bull's Head B.ank
.V. Y.. Farnham.G. & €0. June, 1890
S. y.. Del.,L. & 'V.RR. Jul.v,l6T2
Philadelphia, office.
6
6
The company made default. Sept.
See Chbomiclk, v. 15, p. 460, 490.
1891
1876-77
.
A.*'o.
800,000
400,000
1,400.000
1.400,000
1st fiscal
'-o
Boston,
7
7 f
900.0011
1,000
do
do
J.&
r.&
200,000
400,000
Net earnings
321,517, V. 15. p. 72.220.)
1. 1895 Late Atchison and Pikes
P. Cost of
1896-7-8
road, &c.. $3,723,700.
July 1, 1R90 Stock, $500,000. Co"tof road &c. $1,000,000.
June. 1872 Formerly Black Rlv.
Utlca. Net earnJuly, 1878 Ings. 187'-71, $9S.S90.
Co. June 1,1872 Leased to Vt. Ceni., 8 p.c. on stock.
3M
1,21'MlllO
1869.
year, $2,567,493; 2d year. *3,4.3.->,'257 : Sd
year, $3,921,115. To'al landsah 8 to Oct.,
Lands
1872, 62<,394 sere'', for $.',664,431.
then unsold. Il,45i.«ii6 acres, (v. 14, p.iX,
is'sii^'og
Boston. Globe Mat Bank Nov. 1.1886
do
do
do
do
lease rent,
:
do
July 1 1>;83 Hoo ac Tnnnel. Net earnings, 1870-71,
J.& J.
do
July 1. 1879 $162,866. (v.14, p. 43.)
A.&0. N. Y., Continental Bank Oct.,18i9 Leased till 1875 10 KuHand RR.
J.
I hlla. Girard N at Bank Jan. 1, 1890 Net earn'i-B yr endins: March 1, 187! were
.1. & .1
do
do
Ian. 1, W9I1
$86,505 as shown In annual report in
J.&.T.
ao
do
Jan. 1,1890
Chboniclk, v. 14, p. 764.
A.&O.
do
do
Jan. 1.1890
4k.
7
in
it
$27.600 surplus, $30,8,90.
liBued by Troy & guar by RRs. using T.tT.
Boston.
U. S Treas., at maturity
N. Y. & Boston,
J.
J.'* J.
J.& J,
750,000
600,OOJ
1866
1870
D.
&
lowing
W
isoi
18S7
1885
1875
Save Deposit Co. Apr.
hlla..
i
Hanntbsil
Feb., 1907
Aug., 1889
May.
do
do
do
do
do
do
net revenue. $1,308,376. The
Naples and other roads folthe table are leased by T. *.
& , with an obligation 'O pay intc-est
on their bo 'ds. See annual report pub!l8''ed in ciiromcle, v. 14. p. 7^. Dlrectots elect-d in Sept., 1872, v. 15, p. 453.
»3.23fi.-i64
July, 1890
Aug., 1901
Nr.y.,A.B.Baylls,Trustee
N'. y.. Nat. tin of Com
I).
4.
100
1,009
V.14.p. 43.)
(V. 13. p. 338:
Nov.1,1S98
do
do
do
do
& N. Y.
mica&N.Y.
].&D. Boston. £. ulakc &
,<.&
1
3,000000
500&C
cam
Net
Net earnings In 1871. $110,933. Dlvld's. 12
per ct. foi* Bome year*, (see v. 14, p. 52).)
Ea lern di\ision. i5'ate line. Ind. to Pco' la
Ills., lUui.
Western division, Peoria to
Wa saw, 117m. Cost of road about
$11,000,000. The 2d mortgage W. Div.
bond are convertible into Ist [ireferred
N. Y..Kidd,P. & Co. Nov'.,' 1872
d>
do
1890
do
do
189(1
do
do
Aug. 1888
N. Y., Metropol. Bank.
1890
N. Y.,Kldd, P. & Co.
18R2
N. Y.. Metropol. Pank.
1878
do
do
1878
do
do
May 1. 1893
do
do
1883
F.
A.&O.
M.&N.
M.&S.
7
7
111.000,000
2,510,1100
1.1100
West.
;
22/i,0O0
mortgage, unendorsed
Wltliamtton
do
do
do
Dec.
Apr.
r'o
"n.
1.001)
1870
1871
ad mortgage, endors.hv Baltimore
2d mortgage, endorsed by Wash. tTounty.
2d preferred mortgage, unendorsed
New mortgage, guar, by Baltimore
WIMeh'iU
do
do
m'.*
7
'66-'69
Iftcktib.
M..,
Co.'s office, Feb'.l,'l89f
&
IngB In 1869--,0.»30J,912.
1000,0(X)
5,000,000
Convenible bonds
Vermont Vatleu—'M mort'.rage
Ware River (Mam.)— Ut
Warren (Jf.J.)—stock
Leased bv Penn. RU.
Leased 10 Del. Lar>k.
1891
I8;2
18 2
187"
".
D.
A
F.&
ig.
1866
1866
,
Vallei/ (JV^r.)-l8t
&
*.
(V. 14, p. 74.)
(V 14, D. 6'8.)
.
Senf..5.1872
1879
Dec, 1887
M.& N.
.1.
7
400 000
,
2d mortgage, consol
Kqulpment oana
Standstead, S. <fc Chambly bonds
New bon-ls (to pay floating debt)...
Vermont Jt Jfaj*«.— slock
Ist mortgage, (sink'g faid |7,U00 per yr.)
WalkiU
F.t A. New York,
"ak
1,00).000
900,000
2,500,000
2,496.000
600.000
300.000
1.000.000
1,500,000
2,500.000
600,000
2,700,000
2,7on.n'0
675,000
38,745,001
27,236,112
Bonds, guar, by Vt. Central
July
Co. Oct. 1,18
15.000,OIX)
100
1,000
1,000
l,l«l
500&C
&
I.&D.
506&C
1.000
do
Painter
K.L.& W. RU.Co
N.Y.,
k.
Feb., 19^0 Traffic Ernarantee of 25 per cent from C*.
Co'.. C. & I. Railroad.
Feb.. 1900
1874
Cost of road and equipmen*. $502,468.
Nov.l.rWi Coal road. Coinpleled In 1871.
Aug 15,1872 Coal road. Net earnings, 1870-71. $242,62
Jan '.,1870
427.0rX)
.1.000
&0. PhMa.,W.
A.'ft'o.
7
7
7
7
7
500ifec
£2011
New York
M.& N. N. Y.. Am. Ex. Nat. Bk
F.& A.
PhllaUelpliia OBlce.
A.
Ga.sio
1869-86
18:2-76
J.&.I.
-.'Os,
1,19"0
do
do
do
do
7g. F. & A N. Y., Union Trust Co, Aug.,
4
Boston Office.
J.& J.
J ly,
6
J. ft. I. N.Y.,Fanner8' L.&T.Co
July
7
A.&0,
dj
do
July,
SOOtc
500&C
OO&c
1868
1868
Verrnojit Central—^toc^
Ist mortgage, consol
&
1.
L. t-r. 1,792,000 ac.
Cost of road. &c, $6,170,000.
n progress. Cost to Jan. 1, 1872,11,259.400.
Sept. 1.1880 V. 14. p. 628.)
June, 1872 Leased to Central Ga. Dividends 8 per
#ent a yr, to every 10 oer cent on Cent.
Macon.
N.T., Farm. L. & T.Co.
do
do
.I.&.l.
7
7
1,100,000
250,000
666.000
300,000
300,000
650.000
I'JO
Ist .M. bonds or July 1868
Vermont dc Canada —stock
»
680,000
'67-''69
',000
7
a
6
7
V. 11. p292.)
;
Int. In deiault April
1878-88
1S90
Mch
Varl.
F.&A.
(V, :3, p. 516
1871
1,000,01 '0
2>«
bonds, sterling, €S00,000. ..
Vnton Pacific, Central Branch— Ht M.,gold
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
Utica
1.000
71)
Bloom't., Ist mort.
tt 77(7t?pfi;e—lBt
i,aio
75
491
J09
52
52
82
70
2d mortgage
8d mort^,age
Convertible bonds
Troy Union tst mort.. guar. Troy City...
Ttn^erton—\ st mortgage
Union Rtci/ic— stock
1st mortgage, gold. on road and equip't..
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
Land Grant bonds on 12,O:JO.00O acres
Union
ijOOi
1,''00
188-91
18'W-92
In progress.
In progress. Leased to Maine Central.
Net surplus income In 1871, after paying
all int. and dlv'dof 1 per ct.ln Miy.was
$55,080. The mort. bonds, sterling and
domestic, are issued to retire old bonds
rot seeu'ed; the two have sometimes
been confused, as the late issues of oM
bonds have been quoted as "new7's."
Completed Sept., 1872, operated by L. & N.
N. T.,.J. f. Alexin 'er. Jan! iVlS'XI
(V. 15. p. 453.1
N. y., Gallstln Bank. Mch 1,1887 Net earnings. 1f7l,»127.987.
N. Y.,Vcrmilyc & Co. Ang. 1,1899 Completed in 167'.
progress. Ottumwa to Ced. Rapids, la.
19(XI
In
May 1,
Var'l.
' F.&A.
«/•
.ifiO.OOO
217
247
217
101
I
1,000, 00
SOO.OIHI
1882-88
1^71-72
1874
do
do
do
do
j.&D.
"i'
7
1,000
1,009
J.,!fe
M. & S.
M. & S.
e-
1,988150
1870
1S71
7
3IKI.(K«I
50
M.& N.
F.& A.
M.* N
7g.
3,fC<l,00J
l.iflO.OUO
lOi
London.
York.
New
A.ftO. N.Y.. P.M. Myers* Co.
J.
do
do
8 f
1,252,000
SOO&c
167
180
mortgage. (Decatur & E. St. Loms).
Hannibal & Naples— 1st mortgage
do
do
2d
do
Lafayette, Bloom'tou & Miss— 1st M
Hatm. & Cent. Mo., 1st mortgage
do
do
2d mortgage
for HIO.OO
7
7
7g.
81
73
31
41
75
1st
Omaha bridge
1,500,IH10
l.SIO.OCO
Road
1901
1891
187;
18S-J-88
Charleston.
&J.
Nov.
[
i)ue.
Stocks,
lastDlvrd.
N. T.,Mctropoll.N. Bk,
do
do
}Tov..
June.
Charleston, S.W.RR.Bk. Mav.
A.«<).
J.&.I.
.l.'ifc'.I.
3,°4",00il
11
I.IKIO
167
180
mortgage (Gt. Wt'n of '59,)
mortgage (Qnln.* Tol.)
mortgage (111. & S. Iowa)
admortiragc (T0I.& Wab.)
2d mortgage (\Vab.& Wt'n.)
«d mortgage (Gt. Wt'n of '59.)
Equipment bonds (T.& W.)
Oonsol. mortgage, co'iv
1st
1st
Income bonds
J.
68
100
"75
Ist
/?o.v(o7i— 1st
6
7
6
7
1,00
227
10
S2S
—
&
3I2,5(1U
1,410,500
76,000
79,270
1,500,000
1
266&C
IIBX 1866
llOX 1S64
116K 1866
1st
1st
Lafayette. Muncie
A.&l).
2,5tJ.250
174.000
1,200,090
2,031,156
1.B95.R25
270.010
500.000
450.000
81
3d Preferred
tfc
7
29
20
II'O
Ist mortgage
Tol., Peoria <* lf'ar«a«?— stock
)8t prefferred
2ro//
1.0(10
43^
K—
mortgage
1,000
'20
2d mortgage
Surao. tfc Chenango Va'tei/—l^l M. gold.
'Atunton Jiranch—Stocis.
7erre ffautetk liidlanapolis-stock
7
a<."00
3,877,300
50,000
399,000
Ua.)Stock, com
Erie—\^t mortgage, conv.,
q'.-f.
192,500
6 5,'W
Company bonds, conv, In'o ^tock a', par.
Mas "Ogee UR b mds, conv. at 87>^
Sprinqf, & THh. S. £.— Ist mort., gold
MtrrUng Mountain
1
2.250 UOO
.
Guaranteed stock
2d niortgage. gold
700,0110
4,;(«).tXW
—
Sottth'V^xtern.i
M.&N.
M.&N.
500,000
4.50.01X1
5110
Jlonds, 5
Principal,
when
I
1,000
1,000
\m*
.
INTBKKST OR DIVIDENDS.
When
Where Pavable and
per t Payable.
by Whom.
Cent.
Rate
1871
1871
1871
'
LIST.
any error discovered In our Tables.
notice ot
do
do
$1,000,000. Opened August, 1871.
35 miles, June, 1872.
Leased to N. London North.
Leased 10 Dela., Lack. & West., at 7 per
cent on stocks and bonds.
Stock,
Completed
In pro^res*.
18i5
1900
Apl.
1,
Old debts retired by this issue.
1891
Jan.
(v.I4,p.628).
to $613,400. Main
Pt. to Selina, 138m. Br. to Ope-
Income bonds amount
....
line
W.
Ilka.
30m.
Irom Relay (7m. N. of Balto.)
to Wlllia'nsport, Md.. 80m., and Relay to
Balto., 7m. Several issues of bds have
the endorsement of Bait. City, as speelned In list. Capital stock, $660,000. (v.
1890 In progress
1
.Jan. 1, 1890
Jan., 1890
Jan., 1830
Jan., 1890
I
,
Ian., 1890
13. p. 840.)
(v. 14, p. 628.)
1, 1890!SoldtoPein.Tt.R.
Apr. l.la93iLeased toPa. RR. Stock, $1,022,450. Cost
do
Jan. 1, 18961 of road, &c., $3,730,263. (v. 14, p. 628.)
Camden, N.J.Co'solBce Sept.. 18:2 Consol. of several roads and branches.
do
Camden to Cane May. Salem & SwedeaMacb.lSSl
do
boro, 126m, Net eainingj, 1871, $241,517.
Jan., 1S96
Jan.
Philadelphia. Office.
do
Kew
Yor','
do
Oct., 18*1
and London Jan, 1,1886 Comileted Feb.. 1372. L. er., 1.125.000 ac.
Leased to Vt. Cent', at $'20,000 pr yr & txs.
1873
NewYorv.
N. Y., J.M.
Balto..
PicJtrell.
A.Brown
New
& Sons
York.
May
1,
June,
'
1900 In pro2re=-8. 32Kra.
1900 Income bonds of $500,000 also iBBued.
In progress.
1887-97
Oct., 1»00
Jan., 1902
1881
1&S6
1896
A.&O. Phlla.. DeHavcn & Bro
Floating debi, $180,701 cost to Nov., 1871,
A.&O.
do
do
$2,680,462,
(v. 11. D. 628.1
6g. J.& J.
London.
Net earnings, yeat muing . cpt. 30, 1871,
do
?*= M.&N.
$197,021,
J.& J. N.Y.,N.Bk of Republic
u- Q-J.
Jan. 1,1892
J. & J.
Boston Office.
July 1. !0(11
J.& J.
Worcester, Office.
July, 1872 Dividends In 7 years, 66 p c
(v. 14, p 43,)
7
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THE CHRONICLE.
Oclol)er 26, 1872.]
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COMMERciAL E^^^^
FniDAY
NioiiT. Oct. ?5. 187J.
There has been a good average trade in rnernhnndise
during the past week, and prices have been generally wel'
supported, though
number
unfit
it
being
Export* or LeadlUK Artlcleii from Nenr York.
The I'oiluwingtable.couipitedtrumCuBtora House returns, bIiowi
the exports of leading; articles from tlie port of New Vork nines
January 1, 1873, to all the principal foreign countries, and alKotbe
totals for the last week, and since January 1. The last two line*
show total value», including the value of all other articles besideK
those mentioned in tho table.
<Vs).4
i--t7li-mo.jiiOirt*l-3s^^o»*wc-^.-7^«^«i—..-,-l-xi-Qtw^o
for service,
difficult
o(
and
caused the death of
embarrassment
in
hu'tiness
to procure the delivery of
a
guods
purchased.
Cotton has been less active, but closes firm at lOJ^,?. for
Middling Uplands. Breadstuffs have sold rather slowly
Flour closes at 16 75@7 25 for shipping extras; Wheat
SI 50@1 55 for No. 2 Spring', and Indian Corn 04c
Groceries
have shown
continued
'or prime mixed.
activity in Coffees and Sugars.
Provisions hive been moderately active at v>iriable prices.
Pork lias fnrtner advanced, but closing with the tone of the
market somewhat unsettled ; new m^ss has sold at $15 50
@15 (50 at wholesiale and $15 G0@15 75 in a jobbing way;
and prime mess $14 75. Lard scarcely varied until within
a day or two, when the demand improved, mainly for the
future, with sales of prime steam at 8^@8|c on the spot,
and 8^@8fc. for the Winter months. Bacon has been quite
irregular; long cle^r declined to 9c. on the spot, with sales
at 8Ac. for November; long and short clear lor the Winter
months, 8c., which is better. Of cut meats, shonlder-t have d dined to 7c. for pickled iind 8^c for smoked; hams, 14@ 14^3.
for pickled, and lG@16A^e. for smoked. The supply of dressed
hogs has materially increased and they are lower. Th^ markt-t
has partially opened for new beef; mess, per bbl., $10@12
for plain, and I13@14 for extra ; prime mess, per tee., $20@
Butter hss been firm at last
22, and India mess, $23@25.
week's advance, but cheese has declined. To day, pork was
higher, and new mess sold at $15 75, seller October, with
prime mess quoted at $14 88@15. Lard sold at 8fc. for
prime steam, and more active; refined, 9^c. Bacon active
for future. Cheese quoted at 14^@14^c. for prime f^ictoiies.
Freights have been dull, and rates for grain have again
declined, a considerable business having been done at
8^^9d. for corn and wheat to Liverpool by steam, with
several vessels to Cork for orders at 8s., and a number of
petroleum charters, including large vessels to Antwerp at
(5s. 3d.@6g. 9d., and small vessels to Gibraltar for orders to
the Mediterranean at Gs. 6d.@0s. 9d., wi^h a shilling more
To-day the market was very dull and
if to the Adriatic.
Rates tor grain by sail are about
rates quite unsettled.
the same as those by steam.
Tallow has been 6rmer at 9 5-16@9|c. for prime, with
Rosin has been rather quiet at $4.40 for
less doing.
Spirits turpentine has been dull and weak, closstrained.
Oils have been without essential change
ing at 63@63^c.
Petroleum has been active
or movement of importance.
largely at 2GJ@27c. for
refined selling
and buoyant
immediate and November delivery, and crude has advanced
to 14}@15c., in bulk, with considerable sales of Western
naphtha at 18^c. Fish has ruled firm, with a good degree
Whiskey has advanced to 93c. Wool very
of activity.
firm for domestic fleece, which is In demand ; but all foreign
wools very dull. Hops in bet ter demand and firmer; new
English, 30@33c.
Ingot copper has been
State, 27@35
selling at 33@32^o. for American, and 29o. for selected EngPig iron quiet, but therejhas been some business in
lish.
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much buoyancy or activity*
among horses, which has rendered a
many, has been a source
circles,
6(.'5
without
Lktterly, an epidemic
large
:
:
we
notice
more
activity in the
market
for
Ken
tucky Leaf; the tales for the week aggregate 800 hhds., of
which 700 hhds. for export, the remaining 100 hhds. being
taken by the home-trade-dealers and cutters. Prices are
unchanged; lugs, 9^@ 10c. ; leaf, 10^@ 15c. for common to
fine.
Seed Loaf has been less active, although the demand
is very fair ; sales mclude 300 cases new crop Connecticut,
48@75c.; 80 do. new crop New York, private terms ; 97 do.
Dew crop New York, 13^c.; 112 do. new crop Pennsylvania,'
part 15c, ; 83 do. new crop Western, 10c. ; also, 200 casesundry old lots, 12@25c. Spanish tobacco continues in
brisk demand, and the sales embrace 250 bales Yara old
orop, a resale, pn vate terms ; 100 do. d )., new crop, private
terms; 700 do Havana, 98c.@$l 10; 310 do. St. Domingo,
gold in bond, at private terms.
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THE CHRONICLE.
56B
Imports of Leadlns Articles.
the
the
Since
Jan. 1,
Same
llnie
1*71.
week.
1872.
1871.
Kor
Same
Since
Jan. 1,
Kor
week.
Metals,
Ohlaa, Glass and
3M
16,66l>
81.519
5IH,17«
3S,1U«
9,389
3,190
8«,3<9
t9,m
Kartlieuware...
Glass
Glassware
1U
411ads plate
T,
Buttuiis
Coal, tuns
99;
2,100
7S0
hn'^
bA^s
Cotton, l>iUes
<;t>coa,
Cull'ee,
7,5S(i'l,I9J,!T8
iU,
I4,n«u
53.3 !
466,5:1
39,145
lO.OJi
5,130
132,511
19,145
Tin slabs,
Rags
84^1,009
SuKar,
Iron, Kit bars.
A
i,rm
31,996
lbs..
lihds., tcs.
bills
boxes
jSngar,
Mark. I'eruvlan
lllea powders..
liriniHtoite, tons
Couhtneal
9,315'
222,t;67;9.006,337 7,18:- ,331
4.4911
;8S.3I5| lSi,i53
863,S76| 8'i3,134
17,653
11,(05 5.773,863 5A5O.0O3
2,765
138,10:
li4.754
;r,lb
Spelter.lbB
Spelt
Steel
Tin, boxes
391,610
33,113Tea
3:>;
B9.71 ITobacco
9,77^ Waste
2,186 Wines,
13,411
4,8is
Cream Tartar..
Gambler
Gum, Arable...
Uadder
O
41.376
3,733
Champag'cbks.
Wines
5,135 Wool, bales
lO.ii'M
106
14;,HS
8,;!'6
1,545
172.313
Artl
3.379
left
702
:)plum
^oda, bi-carb...
71,671
Soda
.59,910
Fancy goods
45,»)Flsh
in
87,331
813.53.5
158,942
161,133
66,534
reported
JSO
by value—
35,70ICiiiars.
6'>1
41.42i
sal
56fiU
1,480
Is, essential..
Oil, Olive
I.
889,833
Ac—
1,891
36,41"
4,718
6,140
4.6(9
Indlfo
6,T2;;, 039.06.1
408 1,001,331
,678,270 !,520,9S3
t37,331
l,5590orks
97.158
.
36.336
7,559
&1,6.'>1
Ac-
,447,f
305,;
78.i79
1,224,533
34i,;61
42.381
39,03.3
j*'lax
!(',74'J
10.7i>l
Lemons
61l,3:!7
Furs
5.919
13.013
7,010
133,406
5,038
Oranijea
3-3 1.3.'1,.'45|1,1SI,599
961,3(3
9,336
7i4,3.)9
613.S7!
116,313 l.:30.i79
101.83! '9.4il.7;5!9,91!i,59l
687,777
19,6191 783
Soda, ash
Ounny
cloth..
..
Hair
Hemp,
bales
Ac-
Hides,
Bristles
9;
1,3)3
Ivory
Jewelry. AcJewelry
5,ii'i
Watches
1,361'
511,587
Ginger
Pepper
4 10 731
'Saltpetre
157,693
5,713
71,1
Cork.
1,13
Fustic
740,4;3
140,13"
6!)0;
Logwood..,
Receipts of Domestic Produce for
January
receipts of domestic produce
3,4431
Week aud
ttae
have been as follows
5,956;
Oil cake, pkgs....
lOlMard....
825
C. meal.bbls
Cotton. .bales.
5,559
21,0i6'
256;
Hemp.. bales.
No.
11,913;
960|
Leather.sldes
Molasses, lids
){aval Stores—
Cr.turp bills
Solrlts turp
Roslu
57.678
30
15,1,191
3!9,2-,2
43,317,
3,710,6331 2,791.03!,
41,793
8.317
61,831
505,4 IS
26,266
.
Pttoh
Stearlne
Sugar, hhds., Ac.
iTallow. DkiS......
Tobacco, ,ikgs....
Tobacco, hhds
Whiskey, bbls....
m,3V! Wool, bales
331,6-35, Dressed hogs. No.
31,474
7.536,
17,!
46,154
276,335
92,066
since
51,8.37
5,889
43,817
5!4,;09
16,138
5;9,40e
53,717' 1,391,635 l,2;P,i)63
261.95126,378
1,71:
360,0:« 354,875
7,313
lr9,4W
301
113.638
86,859
1,:306
17,182
-286,196
18;,5;6
2,-25o!
660
23.531
18.247
9,356
13,913
2(8
26i.57E 233,821
6,5:7
16.543
475
19.775
5,6!13,258
25.068
863
32,42(1
2!4,6S0 a«,160
2,8 IS
531
60,544
91,976
131,422
3,'26a
151,672
6'«
58,63!
li:i,126
80,3IE
90,114
4,119,
1,051]
week at—
35, 1872.
1S67.
1870.
.bales.
30,076
10.225
14.061
36.553
11.265
..
Savannah
Texas
23,32!
11,160
12,561
111,201
15,668
6,140
4,840
171
1,CS3
12.889
113,148
93,969
Tenn^issee, Ac
"lorlda
North Carolina
Virginia
2,3';0
507
3,413
20.374
10.604
S3.676
lO.FO'i
28,9.23
11.2M
1,764
3,817
108
2.S08
«,833
•i,131
6 830
526,214
season
18,450
4,925
3,913
550
2,418
8,404
for October, 18|c. for November, ISfc. for December, 18 I'j-ltic.
for January, 19 5-16c. for February, 19Jc. for March, and 20sc.
for April.
The total sales of this description for the week
are 84,550 bales, including 1,300 tree on board. For immediate
delivery the total sales foot up this week 15,945 bales, includ.
ing 10,445 for export, 4,-309 for consumption, 300 for speculation,
Of the above, 0,738 bales were to arrive.
and 991 in transit.
The following are the closing quotations to-day
2;
New
Orlcao'.l
0- Krlt.
I
Florida.
Ordinary
perlb.i
3,316
6^4
287
Low Middling
Middling
I
GoodMlddllng
Below we
80,018
55,669
4.50,421
25.',5S1
6,693
Same w'k
week.
1871.
8.832
16,275
14,7S6
4,308
2,R00
2.963
12,311
4',5fi
502
12,387
5)2
o'sio
636
14,601
!S,591
42
635
265
21.385
1
l'J0.7ll
18K9-...
I
19JJS....
I
...
I
19!l((3>
2U%^....
'
I
Texas.
Orleans.
165««....
16KiS.....
17^«...,
e....
19X<*....
:9m*....
K\®....
19««...,
20 S...
30
21
iOli®....
2114®....
20K®...
19
a,....
fe....
21
«*....
erive
:
BALKS.
Con- Spec- Tran-
sump. ula'n
PBI111.9.
1
1
lit.
Total.
3.640
2,800
544
439
1.188
1,015
.585
65
42
78
491
100
4,781
4,130
1«37
i,"n
Low MidMIdfg. dling
Good
ilrd'ry.lOrd'ry.
,
472
10
'166
933
mu
2,199
449
"'5
200
Friday
Total
10,455
4,.309
Wednesday
Thursday
2C0
1011
1,723
2,653
991
15,915
1
16«
16M
K
16
I614
163i
10,572
44.TS2
10,923
23,758
13.8^5~
1-9,231
39,911
151.15!
1872,
For December,
For Octoter.
89,095
10 593
IU,863
51 941
:i,'!»2
47,592
21,215
20,563
34,690
30.383
30.129
19,O0U
25,000
252,303
219,526
40.1M
18
19K
19W
19K
19X
«
18K
18X
16M
For February.
cts.
balei*.
CIS.
18K
i,:oo
18W
f.,-;00
18 9-16
4.10.1
18 15-16
19
3,510
3,700
4,800
Wl-16
600
19 3-16
3,700
400
18 13-16
2fOO
I9^i
bales.
400
400
K%
15^
19),
KH
18 11-16
13V
18 13 16
ISK
;
Novem.
For
I'XI
....19>4
.19 5-16
300
18 11-16
50C..
2,400..
1,2(«..
18X
.VJO..
..19S
19 9-16
bales.
U%
200
.19X
5011
for Dec.
Kor January
13 29-
.3
18 15-16
3,400
1,900
1.2CC
1.800
19
13.3CO total
30K
350
301
600
211M
20 9-ltS
lUfi
19>«
Feb.
For May.
For March.
I
3.7''0
19K
400
19 15-16
1,8C0
20
20,1-16
.3(IK
19 1-16
r.0O
19X
COO
Jan.
cts.
2I1X
5- is
4.2U0 total April.
5,800 total
18K
200
20
S.'iSC
18 13-16
4,r,00
April,
bales.
cts.
4.3W
200
18 9-16
The
1871.
19X
I9V<
"5^
For forward delivery the sales (including 1,200 free on board),
have reached during the week 84,550 bales (all low middling or on
the basis of low middling), and the fDllowing is a statement of the
Bales and prices
18,800 total
Stock.
Total tlila
France \contll.'t
>,3I6
Total
Sincr Bent.
i
Mobile.
the sales of spot and transit cotton and price of
Uplands at tbis market each day of the past week
300
1,466
4,2^2
83,935
Mobile
Texas
New York...
Other porta..
I6X15,....
GoodOrdlnary
200
:
Charl itoa...|
Bava'itinh
New
Upland and
4,600
7.100
3,500
3.401
9,96'i
437,623
Rxnorted to—
" Oct.
oa*":?.'"*
2-35,6 ,7
improbable, some of the later months showing a decline for the
week. The ttuctuationg of the week show the sensitive state of
the market. Distuibances in the London money market an! the
general uncertainty with regard to European consumption aud
the extent of our crop, have been the doubtful elements
affecting the question of prices. At the same time there appears
to be here a general feeling of confidence in present values.
The prices for futures last reported were (hasis low middling) 19ic.
7,000 total
March.
4X1
200
600
-20^
20 11-16
.300
JOV
aoiM6
2.10
20 J«
100
1,850 total
21
May.
sales during the week of free on board have reached 1,200
the particulars of these sales are as below :
F. O. B., Mobile
"
"
exports for the week ending this evening reach a total of
of last
11IV390: 19!.52!
advance of about 1-lGc. The principal business has been for the
early months, it being claimed that a corner for October was not
For November.
23,414
6,630
5.170
48,885 bales, of which 31,385 were to Great Britain, 10,573 to
France, and 10,938 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as
Below are the
made up this evening, are now 3.52,308 bales.
exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding
week
5,981
IIJWU
2.9U3; 1M,2.'0 1.31.17"
ya- ..
269.C70,
Tlie market the past week for spot cotton has been only moder'
rately active, but prices were well sustained until Thursday!
when there was ^c decline. To-day the feeling was better again,
and there was a rocovoi'y of ^c on Middling and above, and ^c on
In futures there has b(*n less
Ordinary and Low Middlinsr.
doing, and prices were off about Jc until to day. Ou Saturday
last there was a decline of i(a'd-16c and a further decline on Tuesday of l-lG@ic. Today there was rather more intiuiry and at an
bales
1.
2'.';.ilt
85.1.91
14,S0J total
C-harleston
Total since Sept.
39.263
2,in!
Total this year..,.
18,703 total Octob'r.
The
22,16.1
Totil last
Tuesday
:
Total this week.
9.2SO
23.1 7
46.174
7.849
497,
Monday
Friday, P. M., October
Orleans
76,61.7
l',():Vl
42 259:
Saturday
special telegrams received to-night from the Southern ports,
we are in possession of the returns showing the receipts, exports,
It
&c., of cotton for the week ending this evening, Oct. 25.
appears that the total receipts for the seven days have reached
11.3,148 bales against 98,391 bales last week, 87,308 bales the previous week, and 74,140 bales three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September, 1872. 530,214 ba'ios against
303,039 bales for the same period of 1871, showing an increase
since September 1 this year of 103,175 bales. The details of the
receipts for this week (as per telegraph) and for the corresponding weeks of the five previous years are as follows
Mobile
5.912^
61.101
3,<3lj
I<l,-i31
Eip't.
By
New
cor.!
6,as7,
14.49<:
43 274
Florida
^forth Carolina
Virginia
Other ports
;0,937
27,041
87.131
45,902
1S,43.
49,f.-a,
il'a,302
19,
OOTT ON.
this
61,492
710
1,741
Received
33,ilf,8,
:
pkKS
722.557 TilCB,
2.5)2
13.ii63
200
397
3,652
.
97,84i
176,163!
lei.lSS;
501.236;
4,7;e
572,961'
252,1,51
:
133,362
4,916
69,713
2,076
25
5S
Beef, pkgs
Lard, pkg^
Lard.k^lis
US,113
1(>8,8I3
.5.828;
Peas
Hides
5,558',
2.'26.41U 2,791,010 IPeanuts, bass
636.0;3 9,3)1.561 18,u;!),632 iProvislous—
7.i3.03331,977.1S 3.3,161 751
Butter, pkgs....
193,374 10^67,437, S.92:,3;!'
....1
S-,6.-m,
572,805'
Cutraeats
291,872 2,509.818 l,55i.S70
Eges
550,
252,333;
159.302
Pork
Barley, Ac.
GraSA seed.
3:«,76U
204,496
This
Since Same
week. Jan.l. time '71
91.991
Bye
;8,3:-8
1.
1
125
331,482
85,960
311,095
124.567!
This
Since
Same
week.j Jan.l. time *(l.
Ashes... pkga.
Breadsiutfi—
Flour.. bbls.
Whea^..bui.
'51
392.811
4S0l,Woods-
Maliogany.
The
6;9308
SM
Ac—
Spices,
Cassia
1,3!9
16.1ir2
33,933,
i.'iT!
Molasses
lialslnt
Hides uudressed
Uice
99.533
3,341
1,080
520, T83
116,43
i,lD8eed
Nuts
10,40
1,466
16,96«
39,911
=1
Hides, dressed.
India rubber
Fruits,
ill.391
Mobile
Savannah
Texas
A
hags
21,91.1,
New Orleans
Charleston
Stock.
Total. Vorta.
18727
6,0 '5
«,«93
5.328
933,537 1,061.353
580,331
1-5,700
117
64
9,189
pi]
Lead, plKS
4,107
8,3.)3
BKCSIPTS
RXFOKTXD 8INGK SEPT. 1 TO— CoastSINCE 8KFT.1.
wise
PORTS.
Hardware
&e.—
time
Ac-
Cutlery
Eartbe;iware—
Chlua
[October 26, 1873.*
From the foregoing: statement it will be seen that, compared
with the correspondinjr week of last season, there is ari increase in
thoexports this week o( 8,!)7-l dales, while the stocks lo-ulght are
33,783 bales mere than tUey were at this time a year ago. The
following is our usual table showing the movement of cotton at
all the ports from Sept. 1 to Oct. 18, the latest mail dates.
followinuf table, compilei from Custom House returns
shows tUe ('ori)ijfn imports of leading articles at this port tUe last
week, since Jan. 1, 1873, and for the same period of 1871
[T\>v ([uautity is s'lven in packa^'es when not otherwiae spccin ed. l
The
'JriiK"*.
;
"
200 av. N. Y. 1. m., Oct. shipment, at ISSilc
500 basis I. in., Nov. shipment, private ti.rius.
"
'•
"
at istjc.
Savannah.... 200
"
••
.... 900av. N.Y.I. m., Nov. shipment, at l8Xc.
1,200
Weather Reports by Telegraph.—The
past week appears
have continued favorable for picking purposes, with the
exception o( a severe storm of from two to three days in length,
to
The storm does
whicli has extended along the Atlantic coast.
not appear, however, to have done any considerable harm or to
have visited the Gulf States, although some rain is reiiorted there,
but not suiflcient to interfere with farm work. At Xew Orleans
it has been rainy (sliovvery) during two days.
They have had
rain (a light shower) on one day at Selma.
It has also rained on
one day at Montgomery, with the rest of the week pleasant. At
Columbus there has been rain on two days, the balance of the
week being pleasant. There have been three days rain at Savannah, and two da^B at Augusta the Augusta telegram states that
;
:
:
At Memplils it has rained on one
Berioxis damage was done.
our correspondent at
tlie rest of the week being pleasant
tliat point says tliat tliere are at present many complaints of the
no
day,
;
freedmen negtectinj? tlie picking. It 1ms rained on two days at
Nasliville the telegram adds fiat the rop is turning out well.
The thermometer at Memphis has averaged 5!); Savannah, 05
Columbus, (ji) Montgomery 74, and Belma 73.
(
;
;
;
—
IIoi.uiNO Back CUvi'TON. A correspondent complains of our
advising planters to hold back their eoiton. VVu were not aware
of having given any sucli advice, and think it would deaervu and
receive very little attention had we given it. Present prices are
very fairly remunerative, and planters are in debt for the advances
made them. Under such circumstances we presume they will,
wiihout advice from anyone, pursue the very natural course of
selling enough to pay what tliey owe. Uesides, as we stated a
week or two since, it is not necessary now for one who has confidence in future prices to hold cotton in order that ho may realize
the advance. The contract system lias opened an easier and less
expensive way to the speculitor while enabling him to realize on
see, therefore, very little inducehis crop and pay his debts.
ment for keeping cotton back, and do not believe it is or will be
done to any considerable extent. If a planter is busy gathering
not
in his crop, he may for the time neglect to send it to market
because he desires to hold it, but simply because for the present
he has something better to do.
We
—
AouicuLTUuAL Depaktmknt Kepoiit koh October.
— Wo do
not possess any special iujeauity for interpreting the Agricultural
Bureau's cotton reports they app3ar to us to be quite unintelligable. Last month, however, on being interviewed by telegraph,
the Bureau admitted that their figures at that time indicated a
prol»ble crop of 3,600,000 bales. The September report, therefore may be stated thus;
Increased acreage, 13.
Crop, 3,000,000.
Condition, 91.
They have now issued the October reix)rt, in which it is said
that tlie condition is at present 87 per cent increased acreage, 13
per cent, same as before; or a falling off of 4 per cent in condition.
As the figures for acreage were obtained immediately after planting was completed, and as that acreage has since been decreased
by floods, &c., how is it possible to estimate the crop on a statement of the " condition" of what is now standing, without knowing the loss of acreage during the Summer as compared with last
year? Still if the Bureau continue to hold to the statement of
last month as a correct interpretation of their meaning at that
time (that is 3,600,000 bales in September), the October figures
would be 133.000 bales less, or 3,407,000 bales.
;
;
:
r-SUlpmeats this week to-^
Great
ConBritain,
tinent.
Total.
1,000
5,000
1,000
1,000
3.000
0,000
.— Shipments since Jan.
Great
Con-
Britain.
tlnent.
1
to^
Total,
Week's
receipts.
671,000 314,000
885,000
732.000 310,000 1,048,000
1,500
11,000
From the foregoing it would appear that compared with last
fear there is a decrease this year in the week's shipments to Great
Britain of 4,000 bales, and that the total movement since Jan. 1
now shows a decrease in shipments of 163,000 bales over the corrasoouding period of 1871. Our dispatch to-night also says that
all the reports with regard to the crop are very favorable.
cash, 1250 bales to arrive at SJc gold cash, 1000 bales to arrive at
2ic currency, 7000 bales contracts at 2|c currency and 3^0 gold,
5000 bales contracts at 3 3-lGc gold.
Movements of Cotton at the Interior Ports.— Below we
—
give the movements of cotton at the interior ports receipts and
shipments for the week, and stock to-night and for the corresponding week of 1871
ding Oct.' 2.1, 1812^
^Wcek
ending Oct.
27.
'71^
btaipmeni 8. Stock. Receipts. Shipments .stock.
Nashville
quantity oi cotton in sight at this date (Oct. 35) of each of the
two
in
8.774
3,563
3,530
3,385
13,123
2,390
2,016
1.728
11,683
3.109
3,573
3,353
4,795
7,483
4,015
10,797
1,809
5,758
3,159
3.523
3,316
3,591
13,980
3,331
8,658
1,114
2,278
3.777
2,703
13,897
1,827
5,905
4,596
6,601
6,114
4,100
11,621
1,328
86334
33,211
33,784
34,654
33,349
40,325
3,,573
9,137
4,036
2,-503
bales.
48.5,000
330,000
233,000
14,000
36,000
68,000
40.000
48,000
57,000
34,000
5,000
lAindon
in Havre
in Marseilles
in Bremen
in Amsterdam
at Antwerp
at Barcelona
Afloat for G reat Britain (American)
Afloat for Havre (American and Brazil).. .
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...
a^OOO
15,000
55,000
47,000
15,221
1,051
none
Total
'
174,000
353.308
33,784
48,885
4,800
370,848
219,520
40,325
39,911
1,758,977
1,64.5,087
These figures indicate an increase in the
of 113,890 bales compared with the same date of 1871.
cotton in sight to-night
The exports of cotton this week from New York show an increase since last week, the total reaching 14,001 bales, against
13,975 bales last week. Below we give our table showing the
exports of cotton from New If ork, and their direction for each of
the last four weeks ; also the total exports and direction since
September 1, 1873 ; and in the last column the total for the same
period of the previous year
:
Exports
ol
Cotton (bale*) rrom Neiv York since Sept.l, 1873
WEEK ENCrNS
Oct
Oct.
Livnrnnol
ot her British Ports
T otal to »t. Britain
Same
ToUl
time
to
date.
Oct.
Oct.
prey,
year.
2.
9.
16.
23.
10,273
M,728
12,440
12,857
69,966
30
30
949
14,738
10,275
66,095
12,440
12,337
69,996
67,044
ISO
476
734
24
50
ot her French ports
1 otal French
130
476
734
24
931
1,405
1,738
4,074
236
lOU
931
1,405
1,738
4,074
838
60
Br eniun and Hanover
IT
Ot tier ports
T otal
to N. Europe.
ain,Oporto& Qibraltar&c
898
'898
IS1 others
Total Spain,
&.C
898
Grand Total
16,557
10,325
•
18,975
898
.
....
67,404
75,702
14,601
The following are the receipts of cotton at New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept.l ,1873:
NEW TORK.
PHILADEt.F'lA
BALTIHOKS.
This Since
week, ;Sept.l.
This Since
week. Sipt.l.
BEoa'Ta raoM-
This
Since
week. (Sept. !
This Since
week. Sept.l.
.
I
I
_i_
New
Orleans..
Texas
Savannah
4,155l
l,3SJl
4,743;
16,150;
12.332,
34,2641
"93!
2ii|
8,9:«l,
35,324!
451
3,227
7,.302
407
2',i66
'788
li6M
585
1,5?4
398
274
2.404
1,554
Mobile
Florida
S'th Carolina.
N'th Carolina.
Virginia
North' rn Ports
Tennessee, &c
795
57b
1,539
.3,81311
161
6,4291
1,882
20.a3O|l
1,631
5,61211
Total this year)
2i,81P
136,39»!i
6,520' 25,632;
1,254
4.S7!
Total last year.l
27,123
121,164'!
5.4841 17,2831
2.4.38
8.491I
7,4801
370
Foreign
1,523
...
10,351
"'59!
'406;
1,183
3791
3161
5..3(i9
622
466
1,028||
i
3,135| 11,999
2.9031 11.888
—
Skipping News. The exports of cotton from the United Sta**'8
the past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached 48,916
So far as the Southern ports are concerned, these arc the
bales.
game exnorts reported by telegraph, and published in TiiE Chronicle last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York,
we include the manifests of all vessels cleared up to Wednesday
night of this week
:
Total
liales.
New YonK—To Liverpool,
City of
per steamers City of Bristol, 934
Abvfsinia, 878
Adriatic, 1,377
Oreetp, 1,950
Wjominjj, 2,259. ...per ships Isaac Webb, 1,953
Cuba, 488
....(JrcatWestcrii, 1,343 ...Antrim, 405
To Glasgow, per ^steamer Europa. 30.
To Havre per aleanur Ville de Paris, 416
To Bremen, per steamer Woser, 1,738
Lonisiana,
New Obi.kans— To Liverpool, per steamers Belgian, 2,058
2,5116 and 7 l>aft9 seed cotton... Bolivar, 4,158 and 16 sacks seed
cotton
per liark Duke of Wellington, 2.372
To Havre, per ships L. L Sturj-css, 4,256. .Freeman Clark, 3,720.
To Biircclona, perliark Uenom, 600 ..
To Malaga, per bark Virtuosa, 800
CHAni.i:»T(iN— To Havre, per twirk Bengali, 1,150 Upland 47 Sea Island.
Savannah— To Liverpool, per steamer Alice, 3,489 Upland
Rio do la Plata,
To Havre, per barks Mary Lawton, 2,300 Upland
London, 772
.
. .
The above totals show that the interior stocks have increased during the week 3,133 bales, and are to-night 6,541 bales lets than
at the same period last year.
The receipts have been 1,680 bales
more than the same week last year.
1871.
518,000
118,719
119,840
19,783
19,068
1873.
past seaiions
in Uverpool
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
I
Bags, Bagging, &r. The market for Domestic Kolls is
a little firmer, owing to the advance in the price of Butts. Buyers are more numerous at lie than they were last week, while
sellers are asking ll^@13c cash for round parcels, though as yet
no sales are reported at over lie cash. The market for Bags
remains at about the same as in our last issue. There are several
inquiries in the market, but we hear of no sales. Holders are
firm at 1.5c cash, and 14|c, possibly 14f c, would be paid. Butts
have been active, with large sales. We quote price on spot at 2^
@3|c currency cash, though some holders are asking 3ic. To
arrive we quote 2 3-lOc gold for contracts and single parcels
favorably placed. The sales last 2 or 3 days have been 500 bales
in store at 2Jc currency cash, 100 bales in store at 3 -S-lOc currency
Columbus
Macon
Montgomery...
Selma
Memphis
—
—
Gunny
Augusta
Visible Supply of Cotton Made cp by Cable and Telegraph. By cable wo have to night the stocks at the different
Kuropean ports, the India cotton afloat for all of Kurope, and tbn
American afloat for each port as given below. Froii figures thus
rei'eived, we havo prepared the following tai)le, showing the
rif
—
^OMB.VY Shipments. According to our cable dispatch received
to-day, there have been 1,000 bales shipped from Bombay to Great
Britain the past week and 1,000 bales to the continent, while the
receipts at Bombay, during the same time have been 1,500
bales.
The movement since the firit of January is as follows.
These are the figures of W. Nicol & Co., of Bombay, and are for
the week ending Thursday, Oct. 24
1873
1871....
667
tItE (.TTAONt^Lli
October 26, 1872.]
.
.
N C— To Uverpool,
.
30
47fi
1,788
11,161
7.978
600
800
1,197
3,489
8,863
.WS U|)lan(l
WiLMixoTON,
12,357
ner bark Elsa, 128
181
:
:
:
—
-
BALTiiloikit -To Liverpool, per
mi, lOO
per ship Nao-
Steamer Morar!«n,43S
532
Boston— To Liverpool, per slcamcr OlympiiB, 439
PHiLAUiLruiA— To Liverpool, per steamer Potomac.
43.916
particulars of these shiiiiaeats, arrang^ed in our usual torm
•re as follows:
Liverpool. GlasROW. Havre. Bremen. Barcelona. Malaga. Total.
Savannah
Wilminglon
532
Boston
im
Philadelphia....
138
ToUl
476
1,733
7,976
1,197
2,863
....
....
....
...
....
3,489
122
Baltlmure
80
....
14,601
600
800
20,.5:«
....
....
1.19:
6,352
122
5.32
...
439
136
28,438
18.512
.30
are ^d. per lb. dearer than on Saturday last. The following are
the particulars of imports, deliveries and stocks
800
1,738
43,916
—
(iOLD, EscHANOE AND Frbiohts. Wold Uas fluctuated the
past week between 113} and llof, and the close was 113^.
Foreign Exchange market is steady. The following were the last
quotations: London bankers', long, 108t@109 short, 110i@110|,
Freights closed at f@7-16d. by
and Coiflinercial, 107^@108|.
steam and id. by sail to Liverpool, IJiglJc. gold by steam and
Ic comp. by sail to Havre, and |d. by steam to Hamburg.
bales.
Imports, Jan. 1 to Oct. 10
Deliveries
Stocks, Oct. 10
By Tkleoraph frou
IjIverpool.
—
Oct. 4.
112,000
19,000
11,000
704,000
lOi.OOO
Total sales
Sales for export
Sales on speculation
Total stock
Stock of American...
Total afloat
.
192,(100
afloat
Oct.
Oct. 11.
121,000
23,000
16,000
627,000
85,000
201,000
21,000
11,000
Oct. 25
98,000
19,000
10,000
485,000
46,000
227,000
57,000
18.
1M,000
17,000
20,000
531.000
67,000
215,000
35,000
show the dally closing prices of cotton for the week:
Sat.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
PriceMld.Upl'ds. 9%®.... 95i® 9% 9K@9% 9X1^9% 9>i@ 9% 93i®'9%
"
Orleans. 10if@....10X@10?<10J<@10?i 10!ii®10>i 10X@10>il0M@10%
Trade Eeport.— The market for yams and fabrics at Manchester is dull.
Tlie following table will
European Cotton Markets.
— In
reference to these markets
our correspondent in Loudon, writing under the date of Oct.
13.
states
—
^Falr
r-Ord.& Mid-,
Sealsland
Floridu
20
18
16
26
21
G.Ord. L.Mid.
Ord.
Upland... 8
S%
Mobile.... 8
& ^Same
date 1871Mid. Fair. Good,
Fine.-^
45
Si
38
29
32
26
10
10)i
lOy,
N.0&Tex8
9>i
The following are the
this date
,-Good
22
18
42
28
29
23
G.Mid.J M.F.
WH
10^
G.Mid. Mid. F. Mid.
Mid.
9 7-16 911-16
9 9 16 9 1316
101-16
9>i
8'-i
&
g'd fair-,
middling
10>^
9X
lOX
913-16
10>i
lOi^-
11 >i
10
lOX
11
prices of middling qualities of cotton at
at the corresponding periods in the three previous
and
years
1870.
d.
15
1869.
Midland
d.
Sea Island. 92
Since the
m
12X
1871,
1872,
Egyptian.
W.
B.
Total.
...
bales.
350,670
33,M0
4,5:w
248,920
27,220
11,020
115.200
1,880
91.010
575,980
614,160
271,270
110.0.50
5..380
The following statement shows the
for the
week and
aveuing
6
5X
6
year,
and also
1872,
1871,
bales.
98,542
83,881
7.869
7,981
215.699
bales.
284,409
45.495
2.38,452
bales.
802.180
60,330
12.620
15.710
519.490
364,172
585,748
910.330
1871.
10,681
6,711
and imports of cottor
the stocks ou hand on Thursday
sales
last
American .. bales
nraslllan
E;;yptian
Smyrna A Greek
West Indian, &c
Bast Indian
.
26.3,50
5,3'iO
2,460
26,750
5,960
o,66.J
700
210
j qvi
r-"'*'
740
740
(.
18,780 12,620
Total
82,800 2.3,110
34,150
31,110
6 .380
^'"1
11,810
1
American
.'Brazilian
8.000
2,793
B^yptian
447
Bmyrnn & Gr'k
W.
Indian
East Indian...
.
2,.i38
6,49.(
SO.SM
date
6 000
31,7:J0
43,210 1,006,210
107.:J90 f
1872.
1871.
,128,924 1,934,869
9,130
3,597,170
59,140
63,150
-Stocks.-
Same
Total.
This
day.
378,375
17.3,6a5
961,8,80
8,184
89.011
637,669
6,458
113,640
895,358
85.260
118.660
25.010
7,230
40,150
350,570
2,811,691 3,216,713
4,014,786
626,850
632,782
179.904
16,488
110,712
742,881
2,080
11,570
1871.
2,233,984
500,466
1
39,920
7,220
4,800
744,860
this
date
1871.
2,0-0.830 27,270
664,590
461,900 13.370
240,2:30
205.890
5,070
16,010
6,8001
1,860
15.480 121,390 3,443,970
To this To
1872.
,425,200
-Imports.
This
week.
Average
weekly sales
dale
1871.
Dec.
31,
1871.
144,040
168,800
71,580
64,030
8,790
49,750
1,540 1
i:,550
22,600 f
222,860
272,770
471,410
;
BRE ADSTUPFS
Friday
The markets
;
is
actively canvassed as regards
probable influence.
its
It chec'ks
demand at the moment, and it is believed that at a critical
moment it will greatly retard canal navigation, and thus prevent
the
the accumulation of needed supplies at this market before the
winter season sets in.
Flour has arrived quite freely, while the demand has been but
moderate. Receivers have been disposed to realize, and have consequently shaded prices whenever by doing so they could close
out a full line as a result, very good extra State has sold at $7 10
;
A line
delivered.
of 50,000 bbis
good Western extra, 10,000 bbls
each of the next five months, were oflfered at f 7
but only
$6 50 bid. The large proportion of inferior wheat in the new
crop causes buyers of flour for future delivery, to be apprehensive
for
;
may be reduced. Family brands
To-day the market was very dull and
quotations almost nominal. I'he cost of moving flour was greatly
increased owing to the scarcity of horses.
Wheat has arrived more freely, and prices have given way for
Spring growths jbut Winter wheats, although oflFered much
more freely and sold to a considerable extent, part for arrival
have brought full prices. Amon« late prices paid are $1 43@1 46
for No. 3 Spring, |1 53@1 54 for No. 3 Chicago and Northwest,
|1 56@1 57 for No. 3 Milwaukee, $1 61(31 63i for No. 1 Spring,
|1 75 for common white to arrive also Canada West in bond at
|1 60 for amber and f 1 80 tor choice white. To-day there was a
further slight decline, leading to a rather better business. The
gales were mostly No. 2 Milwaukee and Duluth at $1 54@1 56,
and No. 3 Chicago |1 50.
Corn was dull and neglected early in the week, when prime
mixed declined to 63^c but on Tuesday the demand was very
active, and Wednesday the prices advanced to 65@65Jc, receding
yesterday to 64i@64ic. To-day the market was dull and prices
fell off, with sales from 64ic down to 63ic, closing at 64c.
Rye has been quiet. Barley has had a slow sale at |1 15 for
Canada West and 98c@$l for No. 2 Western. Canada Peas
remain nominal. Oats have been moderately active, mainly at 46
@47c for prime new Western mixed afloat, and 47@47ic for old
do in store. To-day the market was dull and nominally un,
that the standard of inspection
firm.
;
;
;
changed.
The following are
em
Extra State, &c
Western Spring
clos(ng quotations
$
|
|
bbl. |6
6
Wheat
extras
do double extras
do winter wheat extras
and double extras
City shipping extras. ...
City trade and family
6
7
00®
90®
6 40
7 25
75®
50®
7 15
9 00
Rye
7
7
4
flour
Corn meal— Western, Ac.
Corn meal— Br'wlne, &c.
The movement
.
1872.
For the
Plonr, bbls.
.
.
.
92,991
5,559
636,073
!
|
i
50®11 25
40®
7 50
50®
5 60
8 25.® 3 60
3 80® 3 90
I
|
|
|
|
|
I
1
1
.
Barley— Western No.
Canada West
Peas— Canada
NEW TOBK.
,
:
Grain,
Wheat -No.2sprlng,bi«h.tl 60® 1 6&
No. 1 spring
1 58® 1 61
Eed Western
1 58® 1 65
Amber do
1 67® 1 75
White
3 75® 2 05
Corn-Western mixed
62X@ 64X
White Western
66® 6,s
Yellow Western
65® 66
Southern, white
78® 80
Rye— State and Canada... 88® 90
Western
80® 83
Oats— Black
42® 44
Chicago mixed
45® 49
M'hite Ohio and State.
48® 55
in breadstuff's at this
—receipts AT
,
1
|
brands
8 00®10 50
Southern bakers' and famllybrands
9 5n@ll 50
Southern Bhipp'g extras.
7 75® 8 75
C. meal, "
Of the present stock of cotton in Liverpool 13'75 per cent is Wheat,
bns.
American, against 1305 per cent last year.
"
Corn,
"
Rye,
London, Oct. 13. The market opened with firmness, but baa
Barley, &c..
been firmer since the advance in the Bank rate. Prices, however. Oats
—
P. M., Oct. 25, 1872.
and grain have been only moderately
active during the past week, and flour and wheat have shown
some depression in prices but in other particulars the market has
been generally steady. At the close the epidemic among horses
flour
for
week.
566,900
22.3,507
119,800 bales, of which 34,900 bales, against 55,300, consisted of
American produce. The stock at Marseilles was 15,500 bales,
against 19,800 bales at Bremen, 38,300 bales, against 37,500 bales;
and at Amsterdam, 71,400 bales, against 35,000 bales last year.
It was estimated that 35,500 bales, against 53,700 bales, were afloat
The
to Havre, and 5,600 bales, against 4,000 bales, to Bremen.
stock of cotton at Genoa amounts to 337,000 quintals, against
1,110,300 quintals last year; and at Alexandria, 60,000 cautars,
against 47,000 cantars.
Flour.
Superfine State and West-
SALES, ETC., OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. '
les this week.Total
Same
£x- Speculathis
period
Trade. port tion. Total.
year.
1871.
Total
5K
4%
transactions on specula^
/—Actual exp. from
Actual
Liv., Hull & other exp'tfrom
outports to date—,
U.K. in
this date-,
1870,
bales.
156,870
13,180
bales.
201,870
86.820
.
Indian..
Indian..
9X
have been
o-Taken on spec, to
Brasilian...
Egyptian
Broach
1871. 1872.
d.
d.
9>i
BX '6Ji
Wi
Ohollerah
commencement of the year the
tion and for export
American...
Pernarabnco.
22
1870.
d.
1869,
d.
Midland
d.
20
9K 911-16
ey, 9 13-16 9 13-16
ICX
8K 10
Upland.... 12>i
Mobile
12 ><
Orleans....
1872.
1871.
d.
35,623
1872.
bales.
344,698
281,475
—
have ruled very
Liverpool, Oct. 13. The following are the prices of
qualities of cotton, compared with those of last year:
16.048
202,671
1
Foreign Stocks of Cotton. According to the last returns
the stock of cotton at Havre amounted to 255,800 bales, against
;
LiVKBPOOL, Oct. 25— 5P. M-Themarket has ruled quiet and steady to-day
with sales footing up 12,000 bales, including 4,000 bales for export and
speculation.
The sales of the week haVe been 98,000 bales, of which
The
19,000 bales were taken for export and 10,000 bales on speculation.
stock in port is 485,000 bales, of which 46.000 bales are American. The
stock of cotton at sea, bound to this port is 221,000 bales of which 57,000 bales
are American.
1871.
bales.
226,570
181,069
113,325
1870.
136
136
Total...
Cbarleston
:
:
4'i!l
The
12,:»7
New York
New Orleans.... 11,161
.
[October 26, 187^
.THt: ^CHRONICLE.
56S
American
—
.
Same
^^.
2,794,010
16.3,138
16,3,191
9,684,664 18,979,632
732,05:3 34,977,125 23,164,754
.376,863
.672,805
291.872 2,509,848
193,374 10,567,457
1,658,370
8.927,311
.
.
97^®
1
1
1
00
12® 1 16
05® 125
market has been as follows
exports prom new tork.
1872.
Since time Jan. For the
week.
Jan. 1.
1, !971.
2,226,440
2..
25 630
Since
Jan. 1.
,
.
week.
,
1871.—.
For the
Since
Jan. 1.
88:1,102
96,110
1,405,77.^
3,295
102.9:9
157,370
3,053
467,804 9,481.260 732,793 13.610,025
643,557 22,691,741 190,166 10,153.695
358,076
678,798
83,070
90.2.33
22,659
270
30,704.
30,609
:
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October 26, 1872
THE CHRONICLK
J
The followiDff tables, prepared for The Cuhonicle by Mr. EH. Walker, of the New York Produce Exchange, show the Grain
ia BiKht and the moTement of Breadstutfa to the latest mail
dates
bblB.
(l«R)hii.>
Chicago
bneh.
hnitb,
(«nihn )
bueb.
S9 8"S
27,8I»
,W7,f;«5
63:),410
W.X,t
IBi.M?
Detroit
Cleveland
S!»,(i23
2(X),4i«
IB.Mt
.•)!.!)50
.\4S0
92,192
4.a«0»
bueb.
',
Toledo
88,';30
Barlej.
SfiS.lOl
25.1!tt
21.550
10:t,»40
Rye,
bn«h.
(B(t !»».)
.^2.794
7.200
1.400
7M
2,25li
2,500
88,409
12.555
19.
no,14«
Total
Previousweek
Oorreep'ng week,'71.
"
"
"
1S1,8R4 2,1104.9,35
151,370 2,i:«,07:i
112,915 1,111.928
'70.
152.6.37
l,i:i9.7.'!0
69.
I8;j,.351
1,727,922
'68.
'67.
174.0.5:)
era' vicwH.
I,.'il2,ia5
about up to former quotations, though perhaps leaning a little
Japans continue to be wanted in moderate amounts, hut it
is difHcnIt to place very large Invoices at the moment.
There has been very
little call for Oolongs, and the sales are comparatively small.
The quoted list
cannot be materially altered from last week in any grades, the extremes given
covering all transactions In a line way. Invoice prices arc mostly kept -private,
but with the full stocks now in the market there is necessarily «omc Irregularity in quotations and buyers rather have the advantage.
Sales have been
made public of 5700 half chests Greens. 800 Oolongs and 3500 Japaia.
There have^een^no direct imports at New York the past week. The receipts
Indirectly have been SOpkgs by steamer, and 8,817 by rail, overland.
The following table shows the Imports of Tea Into the United States
ttom January 1 to date, in 1872 and lb71
at prices
Green.
Illaek.
Atlantic ports, 1872.
Atlantic ports, 1871..
1,673,2(4
,._.
to datB..l,280.2!!0 19,493,190 21,.342.130 7,540.861 .3.6IH.491
time 1871
1,5.')8.741 22.2S6.27H 14.344,247 11.411.143 .3.3.M. 162
time 1870
1,556.983 17.515.713 6,912,109 8.61.5,251 3.4i8.94ti
time 1869
1,496,868 19,180,240 12,00.%042 6,27.3,533 1,070,132
Total Ang.
thought to be favorable for a better demand from the Interior
and with money easier there is very little abatement in boldSome good-elzcd invoices of Greens have bC'jn placed durini; the
in buyers' favor.
10.
(R«lh(i.)(.t«lh».)(4Rlht«
7;fi.):«
2B7,820
318.740
•M.l.'W
8.700
60.010
3<1.!I2S
161,482
(i.250
Milwaukee
Bt.Louig
Dnluth
WEEK ENDISO
U
later in the year,
week
:
HBCBIFTS AT T.AKK AND RIVER PORTS FOR THE
OCT. 10, AND FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT.
trioar.
Wbeal
Corn.
UaiB.
Same
Same
Same
the outlook
5K9
.lbs.
15,3'.0.3I''.
14,S14.li«'e
Total
.Tnpan.
!5.«.^8.:14
8,S'l.'-a
89.9;4,<W
!3,7!S.b8
9.6«,M5
«7.ir;»,2ii
The Indirect importations. Including receipts by Pacific Mall steamers via
Aspinwaii, have bei^r: 195.0<i0 pkgs. since Januarvl, against 115,511 ^ast year.
Imports at San Krauoidco from Jan. 1 to Oct. 1 have been 996,909 Iba.
16(J,01H
1
l,548.'2il9
China and
1,3:12,199 lbs.
Japan.
COFFEE.
722,!Hil
756,050
There has been an active and excited market for coffees during the past
• Estimaied.
week, with a continued strong lone, and prices favoring sellers on the entire
Shipments of Flour and Grain from Cliicago, Milwaukee list. There has been no quotable advance except on Rios, but lots of MaraToledo, Detroit, St. Louis. Cleveland and Duluth for the week caibos that have changed hands during the week were sold at better prices
pjidiiiR Oct, 10, and from Jan. 1 to Oct. 19
than could previously have been obtained, and the bulk of the stock now held
Flour, Wbeat,
Corn,
Oats,
Barley,
Rye, by importers would only be parted with at an improvement upon the asking
Week ending—
hblR.
biis»>.
bnt»b.
buf*b.
hneb.
bn8^. prices of a week or two earlier. All of the West India grades have developed
Oct. 19, 1872
l,716,.n43
1,59.041
.57-2,071
449.570
1.768.078
31.712
this strong tone, and a better feeling has extended to the East India detcripOct. 12, 1872
12.%ll01
1.50,963
1,719,004 1,455,714
464,151
33.675
tions, although they have not advanced qnotebly. There has been a fair
Corresp'ng week 1871 122,295
175..-,87
927.545
3:«,203
49.397
6.443
CorreSD'g week 1870.
430.li68
9,5,649
l.(M5,9.50
368.094
11-2,086
5.'..523
business in Javas, bat the principal business outside of Hios has been In
Corresp'g week 1869 124.192 1,290.316
519.716
8!4.675
26,107
39.220
Maracaibo and Laguayra. About two-thirds of the entire stock of the former
Total Jan. 1 to date. 3.457,100 22.a34.793
.59,901.924 15,9<l^,092 .3,518.756
972,181
.,_
Same time 1871
has changed hands during the week and gone into consumption, and brokers
.3,590,02i 31.32:),123 42,378,606 1.3,43.3,!I27 2.614.780 1,114.212
Same time 1870
3.168.976 30 393.427 IS.184,792 10.192,804 2,234,920 1.389.135
are working on the bulk of the remaining stock. There is a good demand for
8ametlmel869
3,672,167 29,554,585 21,752,025 8,466,068
332,620
785,254
Java still, and some heavy sales are likely to be effected before the close of
aeCEIPTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN AT SEABOARD PORTS FOR THR another week. The demand for Rio has caused an improvement in the lower
WEEK ENDINO OCT. 10. AND FROM JAN. 1 TO OCT. 19.
grades, which constituted the bulk of the stock, and which have been more in
Flour,
Wheat,
Corn,
Barley,
Oats,
Rye,
demand than for some time previous. The arrivals during the week have
At
bbis.
hush.
bush.
buBh.
bush.
bnsh.
been taken up without delay, and the sales have been liberal of cargoes to
Neir York.
91,125
696,333
722,169
217,083
293.630
250
Boaton
arrive here or at the outjiorts. The ** South America" brought 8,882 bags, all
69,972
1,050
33931
06,145
7,815
170
Portland
9,400
...
8.800
4.320
365
of which has been sold, and the market is again bare of stock and very
Montreal
...
37.879
396.915
249.282
l.odO
800
buoyant. Our quotations for Rio are advanced a shade, but are still within
Philadelphia
18,.528
76.600
186,.3no
84,.500
138,500
Baltimore
the extreme range of the market on the better grades. The last Rio telegram
20.472
41,500
76.000
30.000
New Orleans
24,263
..,.
58.428
60.579
showed heavier receipts with a shade lower prices, but the position of our
market and the large sales U) arrive prevent any unfavorable influence upon
Total
271.6;J9 1,212,;«8 .].3:M.913
46^,927
441,110
8-20
Week ending Oct 12.. 270,618 904,721 1.712,747 440,147 28>.011
prices here. The sales since our last have been 22,655 bags Maracaibo at 15®
'JOO
Week ending Oct 5... 2-27.:fc7 1.197,3-23 2.364. -267 380.140 144.372
1.330
16J<c: 'l,8-32 mats and 3,000 bags Gov't Java, 3,162 bags Laguayra, 145 Costa Rica
Weekending Sept. 28.. 219,9.39 !,334.,S80 1,783.7.59 515.967 118.714
2. .550
479 Mexican, 666 Malabar, 254 African, all sold to consumption, and 552 bags St'
Corresnondingweek'71, 2;i8,248 1,896,351
97-2,086
819,760
411,741
,37.187
Total Jan. 1 to date. ...5,.5f).3 44615,870,128 62,«0.5,9.55 18,448,971 -2,415,256
Domingo shipped to Europe by first hands. The sales of Rio are 8,882 bags, ex
468,:154
Do. same time 1871... 7.122,91032,U2-2,036 36,3-29,071 16,6-8,707 l,6:jl,942
857,290
"South America; 3,803 do., ex "Lamoyne before arrival; 3,000 ex "Frigg," and
The Visible Supply of Grain, including stocks In store at 5,000 ex " Hera." At Baltimore, 3,600 ex "Tweed;" 4,200 bags, ex "Nautilus,"
the principal points of accumulation at lake and seaboard ports, at, Hampton Roads for Baltimore; at New Orleans, 5,000 bags, ex "Wild
in transit on the lakes, by rail and on New York canals, Oct, 19, Hunter."
1872:
Imports at this port for the past week have included 8.882 bags Rio, per
Wheat,
Corn.
Barley str " South America," 3,803 do, do., per " Lamoyne ;" 2.688 do. Maracailio, per
Oats,
" Fre.va," and 471 do. sundries.
bush.
bush.
bush.
bush.
In store at New York
;.36.74'1
4,439,072 2,312,509
104,605
The stock of Rio Oct 24, and the imports since Jan. 1, 1872, are asfollowi:
In store at Albany
1.5-2,600
25,000
121,:J0O
114,400
In store at Buffalo
New PhUa- Baltl- Ne-jr Mobile, Gal229,783
477,600
71,500
215,003
Bags.
-york. delphia, more. Orleans.
Ac. Te8t/-»n. Totst.
In
In store at Chicago*
84:1.143 2,717,191
4I0,(l"4
6S.3.4:i3
40,S20
2,461
..
6.9?3
8,«62
1.200
60.-36
In store at Milwaukee
829,000
180,000
180,000
236,000 Stock
2;t.321
6.-V2
8,5"5
8imedatet871
2 510
S7,2.iS
4,000
In store at Duluth
81,401
4"i6,S7;
L'7!l.«»
93-220
51.'217
4 012
Alports
11.7'2
(1*5,577
In store at Toledo, Oct. 12
403,147
356,521
3.39,491
Kihh
•
5aj,453
14.805
452.924
K1.557
60,111
In 1871
22,220 1,224.1170
:
.
.
"
.
In store at Detroit
250.498
H5.000
In store at Oswego*
In store at St. Louis
In store at Boston
In store at Toronto
In store at Montreal
In store at Philadelphia*
In store at Baltimore*
Lake shipments
Amount on New York canals
Total
fotalinstoroindin
"
40.000
69 666
40.000
131.-200
1011.695
9.149
321,588
I6:i,763
28,935
400
"
"
14,011
11.600
114,-2:11
348.480
a5,000
6S,000
17.5.00")
G-'.OOO
884
100,000
15-2,000
2.38.055
169,841
65,000
257,669
]9.".,fl47
6.58,.52J
1,478,185
1,698,2.37
.31.5.402
1,409,7:12
1,731,340
239,610
6,.506,471 13,468.741
transit Oct.l2.'7-2. 6,419.:173 l:l,098.8S9
"
"
2.3,6-,'6
4.5.000
1.59.170
37,7.58
week
Rail shipments for
31.667
44S,W1
251.923
698,289
5,030,204 2.74,9,447
5,253.741
2,501.290
Oct.
2,2;9,.389
Sept
1,687,518
1.210,875
.5. '72..
5,769,012 13,197.751 4,91.5,663
28, '72 5,354,814 14,1:16,581
4,944,009
Seot.21,'72 4,920,-203 14,45-2,165 5,2.34,1-21
Sept.14,'72 4..56.>,(W3 1.5.119,793 ,5,283,696
Oct. 21,'71. 8,440,080 6,-249,474 5,899,343
828,669
1,841,574
Estimated.
GROCERIES.
Friday Bvbninb.
The
Oct. 23, 1872.
week has been fairly active in most lines of groceries,
bmt the market has not exhibited many new or especially interesting features, excepting on one or two leading articles. There has
past
been considerable excitement in coffees, and prices have improved
a shade on Brazil and some other descriptions. Sugars have also
been stronger in tone, and have improved a fraction ou raws,
while refined grades are materially higher. In other lines of
groceries nothing noticeable has occurred beyond a moderately
active call and the maintenance of full former values. The
demand from
the
interior continues fair,
and collections come
forward with a good degree of promptness.
TEA.
A
steady
demand
for lines of teas continues
and
fair supplies are
going into
distribution, although, with pretty fair stocks already purcliased the movement toward the interior lias shown no material increase over former weeks.
Bolder! of cargoea show a moderate presture to realize on their stocks, but
Of other sorts the stock at New York. Oct. 24, and the imports at ;be eereial
ports since January 1 , 1872, were «^ follows
.-New Tork^ Boston. Phlladel. Bait. N. One's
stock, import, import. Import, Import. Import. IS
In bags.
'20,494
Java and Singapore
n.SSJ
•U'SXt
....
aa.
Ceylon
10,687
17.710
.Maracaibo
Lairuayra
11157
142,'229
5,2JJ
90.:!39
52.'i03
S6.!il6
4,214
9,C88
8.260
547.819
326,139
3<,396
5S,806
Ac. reduced
to bags.
6t.
Domingo
Other
12,547
Total
Same time, 1871
46..522
*
Includes mats.
34329
'MS
»,1S8
4,392
h3
SS217
9,138
20,560
ijaa
4.393
7,773
631 001
tl5,SJ»
t Also, 145,463 llcats.
SUGAR.
The
activt*y noted in our last report has continued
unabated during the cur.
shown considerable improvement in tone both
upon raw and rcflned grades. The arrivals of raw sugars have been very small
for some time past, and with the liberal sales of the past two weeks stocks
have been considerably reduced. The present supply is unusually small, and
with an active trade doing in refined sugars and a large prospective outlet for
Kugar for refining purposes, holders of stock on the wharves and In store have
advanced their views somewhat, and are firm holders at fully ^c above the
quotations given in our last report. In some cases prime Cubas have been
held as high as 9;,e, and offers of 9Jic— the closing quotation— have been
refused. Refiners, howc\cr, have been slow to meet the views of buyers
rent week, and the market has
whore they have been above the present range, which covers all of the sale*
A fair business has been done in hhds, both Cubas and Porto
far.
Rico, but the bulk of the traffic has been in boxes, which w-ere offered more
freely and embraced more desirable descriptions than could be obtained in
hhds. Clayed and centrifugals have met fair sale at 9)^^10*;c, and a consider able business has been done in molasses at 8H@.9c. The sales of grocery
sugars have been light, and we have nothing of Importance to record in thii
connection. Refined sugars have been improving since the beginning of the
week, and we quote the market firm at the close at an advance of 'i'®Vc on al I
grades, both of bards and softs. We note sales siuce our last of 4,300 hhds
common to prime Cuba at 8?,'@9sjc; 270 do molasses at 8?i!c; 276 do Porto
Rico scant fair refining. 9c 1.30 do grocery, 9»i@10c 2,600 boxes clayed. 8%®
9Vc 8,000 do chiefly centrifugal, 9Ji®10)ic 3,846 do molasses, 8S;®8Xc 9t
do Serosne, 10c 200 hhds Semerara and 1,000 boxei strictly private.
made thus
:
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THE CHRONICLE
570
ImporU at New York, and atock
were aa fcllowa
in firet hands, Oct. 34,
Cuba.
Coba.
P. Ktco.
bxs.
•hhds.
'iihdr..
»«-
[October 28, 1872.
THE DRY aoODS TRADE.
:
Other. Brazil. Manila,&c.Mc1a(lo
lihdB,
'hhds baKB.
tltafrn.
Friday, P. M., Oct.
The current
23. I87J
during the week has been broken
"
61,4'ii)
a9,a;0
•1511,787
since Jan. 1.
41,.ll1
" same time, 11
42,971
holiday
liW.lSt
MAM .190,821
by the Jewish
and
the
disagreeable
weather
3I„-5S
6J,?62
2.602
few days which has checked retail operaof the
past
36,249
Stock In flrst hands. 4!J>60
83.116
6,143
311,031
Si»li
4i,7f^S
Barac time 1871
• 1870 ... «0.5!0
tions and cut off the sorting up demand from distributors,
319
<5],629
18,3'iJ
which constitutes the chief activity at present. Jobbers are
RIOLASSES.
The market has been extremely qnii't for nearly all grades of molasses. doing a moderate business with the near-by trade and on
thongh enoURh bnshicss has been done to effect a moderate reduction of orders from the more remote localities where stocks have been
stocks, and keep prices fully up to the recently reduced range. The ofl'crings
broken by the liberal sales into consumption, but the outlet is not
of refining grades arc very ifmall, and holders refnse to make any concessions
so liberal as was noted a week or so earlier. The Philadelphia
In bnyers' favor, but rather adhere to the extreme range of present quotations.
These rates are a shade higher than refiners feel warranted in paying at the jobbers have been busily employed with their near-by customers"
moment in the absence of pressing requirements, and the trade remains flat in and large sales are reported. The Fall season this year has been
consequence. There is a fair demand for grocery grades of molasses, with
unusually short, and as yet the sales, with the exception of those
sales of small lots to the trade at prices covered by our range of quoted
To agents
extremes. The stock of Cubas is light, and consists principally of grocery of one or two houses, have not equalled expectations.
qualities, although there is a small proportion of Muscovado refining. The
and importers the business has been of a rather less satisfactory
sales of English Islands have been unimportant, and with small arrivals tlie
character than to the distributors of piece goods. Prices have
stock is a trifle larger tlian at the time of our last report. The supply of
been fairly steady, but the consignments to the auction houses
grades
domestic
has nin down to a point that prevents extensive operations,
but enough seems to be held to meet the running requirements of the trade, have been unusually large, and the ruling rates have not been
and there is a general disposition to operate extensively in view of the near very remunerative. There has been but little trouble in making
arrivals of the new crop. Prices are a shade easier, and would be covered liy
collections, however, and the trade, as the rule, seems to be in a
Import! this week
.
.
et4
3;i,73<
317,180
961
4»J
16,448
....
a lower range, the transactions this week being principally at about 74c.
Syrups have sold moderately in the medium and bettor grades, but with the
exception of choice qualities for export there is little buoyancyin the market.
The
receipts at
New
York, and stock in
Cuba,
P. RICO,
•hhds.
•hhds.
imports this week
'*
slnceJan.l
"
same time 1871
61
"
Other
•hhds.
•lihds
72.414
76,977
h.O.
bbls
181
31.1
20
2,11(10
13 858
i.m
22,7.i4
26,683
33,561
3.57!
5,947
65i
i.oia
UM
"
1.4n'
2.230
2o
Imports at Snsar & molasaes at leadlns ports since Jan.
The imports ol sugar (including Melado). and of Molasses at
from January
-Snifsr.-
,
-Bsgs.1872.
35:,f4;
70.471
S7.12S
97,578
6.16J
1S7I.
337.*19
81.801
64 100
Uia,S16
9,750
tl872.
641,196
771 791
M,2i9
1871.
Sir.tS)
3.1.8™
28,017
40.0IW
37.333
531,186
4-iM!3
563,293
602,113
1,160,275
1872.
.lew
York
.... 371.715
Boston
Philadelphia...
Baltimore
Kew Orleans...
Total
26.113
21,51)
Sl.sr*
7.22i
33,060
1
the leading poru
have been as follows
1872, to date,
1,
—Moiasses.
-.
-•Hhds.
1871.
1872.
1871.
eiv.ias
411,080
86,411
28,935
r.l,5.'7
liil.Sl
6.('23
376
1,173,839
1^74,399
280,506
48,664
87.302
20.878
1
46.11.1
73.818
21,083
Tnelndtne tlsrees and barrels reduced to hhds.
t Includes jaskets, Ac, reduced.
•
PRICES CURRENT.
wiioi.e:sai.e
Tea.
Bjrson,
Common to
fair
"'
do
Superior to fine...
"
do Ex. ftne'to finest
Vonnfr Hyson, Com. to fair.
do
Super, to fine.
do
Ex. fine to finest
Gunpowder
to fair...
.15
.13
8:1
Com
43
75
fair.
fine.
do
'1o
Kx.t.tonn'st
Uncol. .Japan, Com. to lair.. 32 @
do
Sup'r to fine...
do
Ex. f. to finest.
®1
Oolong, Common to lalr
®
do Superiorto fine
®
84
45
75
12
67
92
27
Ex fine to finest
Bone. & Cong., Com. to fair,
do
,,
@
57
75
do
do
®
Ex.
f.
(told. IS^iaiO
gold. 3a
a23
.lamHiea
I
I
.f.
Mocha
55
(S
l.l2iiiv
iwmb
kom'
!.!
05
3>
isvaiea
4kll6M
15X* Ik
gold,
!
.«8
.'2
@1
|oId
Joid
Kold
I
42
05
®
®
fine,
to finest.
i
25
31
01
Sup'r to
cofFee.
18
@:8« Native Ceylon
17 %:-u
Maracaibo
16K9!6M Lagnayra
15 @;iM
SI Domingo
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
do good
Jo fair
do ordinary
lava, mats and bags
Java mats, brown
71
@1
00
37
Hyson Sk. A Tw. C. to
do
do
Sup. to
50
®
@
@
@
@1
@
®
79
do _ Sup. to fine..
do Ex. fineto finest.l
Imperial, Com, to fair
do
Sun. to fine
Extra fine to finest
do
Klo Prime
®
40
65
@23
22
.'.gold.'
Snsar.
®
Cuba.lnl.to com. refining....
s
do fair to good refining,...
do f'">8
do fair to good grocery....
do pr. to choice grocery...
do centrifugal, hhds. & bis.
do Melado
do moiasses
HaT'a,Box,0. S.NoB.7to9...
do
do
do 10toI2..
do
do 13tol5..
Jo
do
do 16 to 18..
do
do 19 to '20..
do
do
9xa
8j<;
Havana, Box, white
liwauv;
Porto RIeo.refininggrades... «2a 9S
grocery grades.... 92®in3
„ ilo
Brazil, bags
.;.
7^® 9^
Manila, bags
"' s la R«
White Sugars.A
nua\i
do
Ao b:;;:;::::::::::::*'*Ihv
do
do extra C
®11^
Yellow sugars
9si®10;<
Crushed
i2u«iy«
|
99<
I* 'Si
9'.<fe!0
10«®10Vi
9H®10J^
|
'
4H® 6^
7S® SV
8^® 9K
liiK®
9%
10>ialCV
Powdered..............
'
Granulated
®il$<;
II
la^ffllov
;.;.
11X®1SM
i2><@i2k
nolassna
NewOrleanf new
•
Porto Rico.
Cuba Maacorado
Cuba Clayed
Cuba centrifugal
S90
®55
@33
gall. 40
28
22
30
^,25
so
®88
n ®m
English Islands....
Rice.
BangoOD dressed, gold
In
bond 3X® 3x Carolina
I
,
^^t^ g^
,
Spices.
Cassia, In cases... gold V lb.
Cassia. In mats
do
Ginger, Race and At (gold)
Mace
do
®
®
lOK® UK
25 ®
93K3
96 ®
Pepper, In bond
(gold)
do Suma ra & Singapore
Pimento, Jamaica, . (gold)
do
la bond
do
29
1
Nutmegs, casks
cases Fenang
do
,
Cloves.,
do
in bond
IClovestems.
do
do
do
...
®
n m
12
....&
7)4®
®
22
®
15
Cnrrants.nrw
Citron, Leghorn (new)
Prunes, ,Frf nch
Pmnes, Turkish,
.,
.
"O
new
UantonOlnger. ':.vie
Almonds, Languedoc
do
Tarragona
®
®
&
12>4@
75
®
n ®
old
Smyrna
35
10
7y®
48 «
!* ib.
I>ateB
Figs,
00
y
>.
®
II
®
71/a
u a
900
!
—
2 40
13
—
20K®
19
®
®
Peanuts
I
"Walnuts*
I
J
Bordeaux
9k®
Macaroni, Italian
DOHB8TIO
1
I
lUC®
1\H&
Barcelona
DRIIEI>
V
Apples, State
do
ao
do
do
do
sliced
ll>t@
FRUITS.
a. 10 ®
ia
Western
i
Southern, good.,..
prime
sliced,
new
Peaches, pared
ia9
Ivica
do
®
do
81clly,8oft shell.. .. "a
do
Shelled, Sicily... 26i(®
ao
paper shall
_
26xa
SardjnM
._f bl.boi, 814-
do
2 80
8
19
15
i-trlcan
Filberts, SIC11.V
:
do
UH
unpared,qrs&hlve
Blackberries
Cherries, pitted
Pecan Nuts
Hickory Nuts
V
V
lb.
5
10
12
16
@
®
®
®
®
®
5)4®
10
19
9
®
®
®
bush. ..,a
Chestnuts
do
Peanuts, Va.g'd to fncy ol I
||VJI?SfiWpr'-''.T"':""i4H5(
—
There has been a moderate shrinkage in values during the week, and prices are rather more irregular than at the time of our last report.
A decline has begun on
bleached goods, and some of the leading makes are quoted |c.
lower than last week. This is due mainly to the accumulation
of stocks of the finer grades, which have not sold very freely, the
demand running more on the lower counts. Brown sheetings
are fairly steady with a moderate jobbing business doing, but no
important movement from first hands. There has been a fair
trade in drills both for home consumption and export. The
stocks of brown and blue drills are rather light, and prices rule
Printing cloths have sold less freely than for some tima
firm.
Prints are jobbing fairly at Hie.
past, and are a shade easier.
for all standard makes, with the exception of cochecos, which
remain at 12s. The agents for one or two other makes are holding for 12c., but jobbers offer freely at 11^. There is a moderate
call for ginghams at nominally unchanged prices, though easier
rates are offered by the agents of some makes. Canton flannels
Colore<l cottons are dull and
are firm and in good request.
unchanged.
Domestic Woolen Goods. The trac e is restricted to the light
operations of jobbers, and is small in the aggregate. Fine grades
of cassimeres are selling fairly and prices rule steady. Doeskins
and cloths of the better qualities are taken. Shawls are selling
model ately in a regular way, and through the auction houses, at
prices somewhat below the opening quotations. Flannels are in
good request, and are held at full prices.
Foreign Goods, The demand for imported fabrics has been
only moderate, and the bulk of the sales have been made through
auction channels. That the losses sustained by this mode of disposal has been generally disastrous admits of no doubt, and many
important invoices of goods have failed to net over 65 per
cent of their cost. Ot course many of the goods thus sold were
consignments, and the loss on them will not have to be borne by
our merchants, but the season as a whole must have been a
signally unprofitable one to them notwithstanding.
Dress
fabrics have been in very fair demand, and as most ot them are
now in jobbers' hands they are likely to be more firmly held, as
there is no evidence of an overstock of really desirable goods.
Although a few high colored all wool French plaids are in request
—
—
in the better qualities, the great demand contiues to be for plain
cloth colored textures, and there is no diminution in the demand
for reps, velours, epinglines, cashmeres, Irish and French poplins.
Empress cloths, &c., all of which are held in favor to the almost
utter exclusion of fancy goods.
French merinos have not yet
recovered from the dullness which has marked them this season,
and are only selling in piece selections. Black silks have been
in excellent demand for all except the lower qualities, which are
not wanted, and prices are firm and satisfactory to the holders in
the present condition of the market.
annex a few particulars of leading articles of domestic
manufacture, our prices quoted being those of leading Jobbers
Brown Sheetings
ngs Cabot A
36
40
12>f Lawrence J
I6X
DwightX... 27 1 -11«
and SlilrtiiigiN.
do
Y 36
12)i
Width. P:rice.
do
Nashua fine
Y.... .32 12-14
33
13
Agawam F... 36
do
Z.... 36
13
do It.
IIV
36
14
AiliionA
do
36
105< Indian Head. 4-4
E..
40
1.3X
15>tf
do
Arctic B
36
.. 48
11
20
do
48
20
:
.
.
.
W
Atlantic A... 37
do D... 37
do H... sn
Appleton A
36
do
N.. 30
.
Augnrta...
t«
.
...
36
Bedford R... 30
Boott
34
do S
40
do
48
Oonuaopw'llb
W
do
do new
lo Wll.«'dtgt>Mt
healthy state financially.
We
Fral ts and Nnts.
IUIslns,Seeaiess,nw vrrall.6
do Layer, :S72, » box.2
do Sultana, V n
Jo Valencia,!) »
do Loose Muscatels.. ..2
trade
Domestic Cotton Goods.
were as follows:
24,
Demerara,
93
23,1 3S
82,871
hands
1,612
"
same time -71
340
same time '70 10.5W
B'.ock In first
hands, Oct.
flrst
fairly
of
13!<
lilH
13
13)^
11
12
'<'lf
12
13
Vi}i
»»»
Ind'n Orchard
A
Pepperell...
36
do
do
do
CC. 34
BB.
W.
m
30
LaconiaO
39
B.... 37
do
do
S.... 36
Lawrence A.. 86
16V
15«
12
11
13K
13
12X
do
D..
S
14^
^
Ut.H
>r
do
do
do
do
do
Utica
...
..
...
...
...
.
.
.
7-4
8-4
9-4
10-4
11-4
12-4
06
25
27X
30
35
40
45
]«X
do
25
48
do
.. 88
8SX
do floe ITon 40,v }9
V
:
.
.
..
THE CHEOivlCLE
October 26, 18? 2.)
DolaliicH and
Corset Jeans.
IVurKtod Fabrics. Amoskeag. ....
14X
Brotvii Drilla.
Width.
?rlce.
Amoskcag
.
ViH
.
15
14
n)<
Pepperell
Stark A
15
Anililu'8
Shlrtlii £"•
Amoskeag. 4(i
17«
do
4i
16X
15i<
do
A. 36
Androscoggin L
86
15V
17
Arkwri'tWT3«
Auburn
do
do
.... 33
.... 31
Bates
46
XX.. 36
BB... 3«
B.... 33
do
do
do
X
a
X
AA
36
36
C... 83
0.... 30
do
do
12
q
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do
do
do
8
31
A
M
32
38
I^nsdalc...
3(-
16X
14X
1.W
12M
U)i
.
m
do
25
American
IS
16
OnUrloA
K}4
Cordis
AAA..
83
nx
do
C.
Lewlston
Powhattan A
do
B.
.
13
Checks.
Price. Caledonia, 70..
do
80..
ii>*,
Stark
A
do
C
do
do
do
do
12..
8..
9..
15..
Park, No. 60..
do
70..
do
80..
do
90..
do
100..
!
11 -ll)tf
1
1
Gloucester
iivl
do mourning
Lodi
11
lOK
Manchester
12
McrrimacDdk.nx -12
par. 13
1
Pacific
1
Algodon
Bedford
Boston
Beaver Cr, AA
Chester D'k B
Glazed Cambrics,
Everett
1
i
.
8Vi Haymaker Bro
Garner
.
8«i Lowiston
llar.nrny
Manville
f*-HV| Manchester
RVf OtisAXA
Red Cross
.
VlctoryH
.
BB
doCC
8V
8«
..
...
15
14
18«
13
ux
18X
..
..
Namaske
Park Mills
Peabody
Quaker City....
..
..
14
18
Value
Co
23>i
Sterling
42X
65-67X
35
70
Jalap
Carpets
Lac dye, good &
& Son's
best
365
do do ANol. 855
ux
Tap
12
21
Eng. Brussels.
13V
Hartford Carpet Co
Brussels.
CrossleyA Son's.
25
Extras ply
13
24
Imperial 3-ply.
Superfine
Med. super
1
67M
1
60
35
80
1
1
8 10
4 do 2 00
3 do 1 90
Hemp, plain, 83 in
22J4
do ex plain, 36 in
S3
do
do
*
1872
HAY-North
,
HEMP— Am.
468
,389,28'
Sisal
1,086
219,67:
Jute
495
145,111
780
159,391
4,015 11,441,467,:' 4,162 $1,473,220
"
•'
Chill
"
Fernambuco
Matamoras
1,475,599
4,015
2..396
$854,438
4,162
1,47.3,220
**
"
Bahla
Wet SaltedBuenos Ayres..*lkgold.
5,225 $1,8(3,374
5,823 $1,874,447
6,5,58
$2,327,648
Mannfactures of wool
do
do
do
cotton..
silk
flax
Miscellaneous dry goods.
Total
431
288
$1.59.591
HI
94.976
104,579
15,885
471
1.36
1,387
Add ent'd for comumpfn. 4,131
TotAl entered at the pott
i,m
(i3,.301
$4a8,.382
1,475,699
tmmi
657
466
$?.;2,86.1
171
1,323
192,968
265.241
874
149,266
290.375
172,551
146
.38,664
iT4
3-3.139
2,270
4.162
1,473,280
15I,.'.0I
3,643 $1,031,8.37
1,441,407
4,015
7,583
tV«m
111!)
$8.55.476
$810,807
8,4^ t9r»^4,M7
50
18
"
..
13
.0
nOPS-Crop ol
1872
op of 1871
Crop of 1870
IRON-Plir."Am..No.l.*lon
Pig. American. No. 8
25
Cl
w
....
Plg.Scoicn
Bir.reflued
Bog.AAnw.lM OVSIWOD
American Forge
'"'' gall.
60<a 15 en
750 5 25
600 3 40
"
"
•
3
5
8
53
50
42
900 3 00
....
16X0
20
llxa
9X0
16
I.
1;
11>.
9
...
9
9 5-l«
M
.0
..
"••«
M
»
••
"
luge,
lOX
I'H
S?<
..
J
11 25
12%
1190
„.^^
heavy
,„,
,?,*!*,*?'•
lOXe 16
"
»
„_ „
_,
No
1.
40
Pulled
California. Spring Clip—
Fine, unwashed
SS
35
to
82
85
Medium
•
Commoi.. unwashed
South Am. Merino, unwashed
Cape Good Hope, unwashed.
^
Texas. fine
Texas. medium
87
27
Smyrna, unwathed
OOa 3! 00
OO0 Si 00
000 47 ro
32CO0 6O00
Pig.
62X86 87H
* » 8X0 lOH
AraerlcaD.SsxonyFIeece *» 53
American. Full Blood Merino 57
«
American. Combing
55
Extra.PnUed
14
33
?J
.5
»
....
13S
25
report.
KngllBh.Bnrlng,2d& istqo
English blister, 2d&l8tqa
WOOL—
17
16
14
2?
Seed leaf. Conn., wrappers. 45
••
"
14
fillers
If
40
Pennsylvania wrappers. 1370.. 30
Hivana. com.toflne..........90 01 15
Manufac'd. In bond, dark wrk.lS
••
" bright work. 25
95
23>i
18
15
17
a
.gold 6
EnKll8h,cast.2d&lBt<in *tt
leaf,
2!t«
I3«i0
lb
37X0
1.. 6.
»3
Kentucky
24K
13
Calcutta, dead green "
Calcutta, buffalo.* tt "
9
9
»
6
7W «
Plates. LC.char.*b"
Plates.char. Terne
25
24
16
2 30
5 50
92X0
TOBACCO—
...
cur.
California
W
ll'K
3 7t
1 SO
1 95
per ct)C.&W.l 60
(88
StralU
English
....
act India Stock—
Calcnt. city ult. * » gold 16U0
1
....
a
70
90
1
TIN— Banoa...* ».gold
05
H
«H
Hemp, foreign
Flaxseed, Amer'n.r'sh.
Linseed. Cal..»5611> gld
SUGAR— Sec special report.
TALLOW- American* »...
TEAS—See special report.
17
....•
....0
Texas
990
413
®
**
RloGrande
ENTERED POB WAREHOITSINO DURING SAME PERIOD.
..
15
16
12
W
3
American blister
American cast. Tool
American cast soring
American machinery
American German spring.
HIDES-
**
*»
*huBh.
Timothy
15
jKf
3X0
9X0
STEEL
25
....012 00
....0
....*
....0
....®
....
15
3 10
....•
Whiskey
11J4
dressed.* ton.ns OO02SO 00
120 000130 00
gold.aiO 000219 00
» "
II
im
"
9
9^
"
3 a
9}i
"
SEKD-Clover
Alcohol
0C«
**
Maracalbo
16X0
'•
....0
Bahla
Dry Salt.- Uaracalbo.gold 14
47,890
61,315
66.524
18,001
lt\
und'jr Cotton.
**
Refined, pure (cash) *»
gold
i
"
St. Croix. 3d proof...
Gin. different brands .
Z)o«w«<(c Wsuors— Cash.
Manila. current..*
California
$174.0.39
$432,9801
1,441,467
2^
4 00
3 30
Corrlentes
•
S5
32
40
1
Crude
Rum—Jam. .4th proof.
groceries.
Rio Grande
Orinoco
»
Brandv.forelen brands.goldS
00020 00
.
_^
,^
*k >M
25
Dry— Buenoi Ayr.
"
Montevideo
24Y0
20
OS*
!..
SPIRITS
00
American undressed
SAME PERIOD.
1,308
95
2 r.2K
1
Lard
SPICES— See groceries
Russia, clean
WITBDBAWN PROM WAREH008E AND THROWN INTO TBE MARKET DDRINO THE
$367,775
W
R.sh4p'g.*l lOOBl 000
18X0
RICE— See groceries report.
Plates, for'n .* 100
Plates domestic
IX
6 25
...011
150
19V
V.\
Pnrk. mrss » hhUnewl.lS 50 015 66
012 00
Pork, extra prime
14 .50 014 75
Pork, prime mess
3 «>
8 00
Beel, plain mess
9 00 010 00
Beef, extra mess
20 OO «i2.0O
Beefhams
1»
14 ft
14X
Hams, pickled
SPKLTER^
....
15
19H«
PUOVISIOHS-
Tayssam.Xos. 1&2
Canton, re-reeled No.
10
22
230 8
....
40
ea
SB
15
Tsatlce, re-reeled
50
3 50
5
19
4;
M
75
8ILK-T6atlee,No.3chop?ll8 87X«
GUNPOWDER-
.301,779
roUlthrownnponm'rk't
cwt.
lOX
45
55
..
In bbis
Nitrate sodalcash).
37
25
13
UHa
7S0
SALTPETRE—
95
10
2^&
J2
yellows..
'•
Llv'p'l. various sorts....
30^
1
*>
Cadiz
7>^
16
OtJNNlES.— See report
545
Total
1,094
Add ent'd tor consnmpt'n. 4.131
5,";
Vitriol. blue
1,066
51
MKa
2 50
Mackerel. No. 1. shore ....
Mackerel.No. l.Halilax
Mackerel, No. 1, Bay. new
Mackerel. No. 2. shore new
Mackerel.No. 2, Bay. new
FLAX— North River....* B
eztrapale
Tarkslsland8..*bash.
34^
a
Sugar lead, white
801,552
Valne.
..0
gold. 3 2>
FRUITS— see
—
1X@
gold.
per oz.
Quinine
Rhubarb. China....* lb
Sal soda. Newcastle, gld
ShellLac
pale
"
a^LT
.
21
48
6 75
63
62
a
a
a
a
.
Amer
FISH— Drycod
Sx
iX
24
12
9
21
Oplum.Turk.tnbond.Kld
Sodaash
2!4
5\
1
40
04 15
49 BO
0629
Whale, bleached winter.. 72
Whale, crude Northern.. 70
135 01
Sperm. crude
01
Sperm, bleached
1 62
73
Lard oil. prime winter...
19
Shlpplng * 25 lb keg
Mln. & Blaatlng
24, 187J.
.
.
SX
10
32
33>^a
.
Body Bras 5 fra
1871
V.li
4K
a
a
a
C4H
04
4 62
5 25
9 75
Refined, standard white
Naptha,re(ln.. 68-73 grav.
4Xa
90
(rr)ie
45
zO
;
gold
flnc *
PrusBlate potash.
Quicksilver
a
a
63
35
Crude. ord'y gravity. In
bulk, per irallon
43
..
4
PBTROLEUM-
....a
Oil vitriol (60 to 66 degs)
144
2 20-2 30
Value
156
13
JIM®
Madder, Dutch. ....gold
Madder. Fr.E.X.F.F"
Nutg'lB.blue Aleppo, •'
».373.31B
2.55
®:i3 00
23
90
Sl>i«4 50
Cottonseed erodes
(a 15 CO
....»
60
L.corfce paste. Calabria.
Licorice paste. Sicily ...
ley
e7X
27S
45
••
Crude
* B
"
Catch
Gambler....* «... "
Oinseng, Western
Ginseng, Southern
935
468
170
4
a
04
4
Cltythln.obl.lnbbls.*tn.gd37 OC0 ....
West, thin obl'g, (dom.)
«3« 50
OILS-Ollve. in csks * gall 1 29 01 28
Linseed, crushers prices
80 a n
* gallon. In casks
4 30!,
4 '.0
4 3SX
8 ;2
a
(over
[lochlueal, Mexican. "
tartar, Fr.pr. "
Cubebs, East India. "
Pkgs
Manufactures of wool ....
cotton..
do
silk
do
flax
do
Miscellaneous dry goods.
3
report.
Cream
1,019
4,131 $1,473,599
fS
00
80
00
60
00
14X
La
•
4&'(S05OO
N0.1
N0.2
OAKUM
Oil. CAKE-
25:
@
®
®
A
27K@
70 ®
tons lump
3
tons steamboat... 4
tons grate
8
tons egg
4
tons stove
4
3
1.1,000 tons chestnut
Liverpool gas cannel ...14
Liverpool house cannel 22
258,193
412,611
Total
34
32
22
20
@
M 2 n
IS 2 MS
S3
29
Tar, Washington
Tar. Wilmington
Pitch, city
Spirits turpentine.* gall.
Rosin, strained. * bbl...
"
"
Hi
it
A
87
Orlnoco,Ac
rough
'•
"
a' 40
a 42
32
37
80
California
'•
10
a
UH*
i »
5,000
30,000
10,000
30,000
$320,773
MiecellaneouB dry goods.
33
28
10
10
con'.togood
70
47X
iels
"
a iH
"
a 2 25
»
.-casta,**-.
Oak, slaughter
"
crop
" rough slanghter
Hemlock. B. A
11H»
i»X
70
70
Clark's, Geo. A.
Willlraantic, 3
....
0»29
01100
Bar
Plpeandsbeet
....
...»
.VW
.023
silk
flax
iixa
a
& P. Coat's
Clark, John, Jr.
Hadley
HolyoKe
Pkgs.
a
Auction sale of Scranton, Sept.
cotton.. 1,002
Pkgs.
Am-
100 lbs. i OC
OOPPER-Bolts
Sheathing, new
m Pa. 89 000
MOLASSES— See special report.
NAVAL 8TORE8-
80
45
....a
Bicarb. soda. N'cftstle" 5 7-lOa
3
HI chro. potash.S'tch "
Bleaching powder
3^»
BrImstonc.cru.VtoiMfId 36 503
Brimstone. Am. roll IPS'
2>id
20 a
l.amphor, crnde
gold
"
44 a
Chlorate potash
"
6 S7M3
Caustic soda
60 a
Dochlneal,Hondur.. '*
70
70
...
J.
ENTERED FOR COHStJMPTION FOR THE WEEK ENDINO OCTOBER
1
eeoo
08 00
12
ii)i
15
12
have been as follows
do
do
do
Hemlock bo'rds & plank
Nall8-:0(l.ia«d.cnni..# kg ...
Clinch, 2to 3 ln.& over' no
Yellow metal, sh. & si.. 87
COFFEE.- See special
*H
ton. ..(gold) 13 0(10 74 00
Am., at works
LEATHER—
00033 00
34 (0034 00
t><oaa7« OO
9(1 00032 00
27 00i84 00
Clear pine
12 oz;
of dry goods at this port for the week ending
1873, and the corresponding weeks of 1871 and 1870
Manufactures of wool
m 30840 00
Snrnre boards & i>lanks
14
14
Brooks, perdoz.
200yds.
;s
1
31
Braziers* (over 16 oz.)
&
American Ingot
32 a
COTTON— See special report.
..
..
DRUGS & DYES-Alum.. 8X3
gold
18 a
Argols, crude
Union
..
V
"
24 a
Vrgols.reflned
Spool Cotton.
irsenlc, powdered. "
2
.
17
19
21
,
a
...
COAL—
The importations
1871
Rockland, lump....
Lumber— Southern pine..
White pine box boards.
While pine mer. bx b'Us
Western flrkins,
Welsh tubs
do
Cheese— faet'ry, line....
do com, CO gd.
IMPORTATIONS OF DR¥ GOODS AT THE PORT OF
NEW YORK.
October 34,
40UU<itJI«>
....» ; 60
Lime- Uockrd.coni.fi bbl ....• 1 35
do
12>tf
•
27V
20
22
20
17
do
1
...
Glasgow
24
13
. .
Phlla<letplila ironts. "
Cement— Hosenflsii' »bbl
wb„Engfi
!)<•
Spanlsh.ord'yV'.OOngold
06 6:v(
" .... 08 «2X
Oern:in. "
Engltsu
e 62X07 CO
SO
oo
r,
Statehalf flrklDS, Hue.....
Velvet, J. Cross
.
BH-9
.
Gloucester
Hartford
Lancaster
13
Richmond's
IIX -12
Simpson 2d Mourn 11V
do black & white. 11X1
Sprague'sfan
llVi
Hamilton
!!><; -12
...
Bates
Caledonia
Chicopoe
25
iiv' Albany
11V Amoskeag
Shirting
Amoskeag
cos 8
I2au«i«
'•
Palrttii-Lead, white,
erican, Dure, in oil
KO0IW (0
KS0 H
LEAD-
.. M
Copper
*
Ralls, Eng.
Ralls
BUTTER AND CHKE8B—
liams.
cord
do 6 cord.
SamoBset
Green & Dan-
16
18
Denims.
1
V
bush
3
.
000:70 CO
10
14^
Sheet, Rub. .aj.toassor.gd
Sheet, sing., d.* t., com..
BUILIUNO MATEP.IALS—
Bricks— Com. hard
Crotons
145 Oii0t9S 00
1
Hoop
25a
8
•TOBE psien
Bar, Swedes
Scroll
BREADSTCFF8— See special report.
Paris
Domestic Clna-
&
22V
25
28
AA
Ludlow
»
109
fl
Lead,wh., Amer..drr.
Zinc, wh., dry. No. 1.
Zinc, wh.. No. 1, In oil.
32 00
32 00
.34 00
34 00
.34 00
87 50
86 00
48 50
37 .50
.36 00
Amoskeag
Jewett City... 12>^-13)i
Whittenton A.
17
do
BB..
14
ASHKS-?ot,lltsort
Bags.
27V
35
UENERAI.
3»
40in.
16
8X
Pcquot
Sail duck, 221n.—
W'dh'ry, ) ,„,„.
28-88
Fl'tv/ingV ',";"? J
Druid *- ) < '0 1 j 40 4«
Light duckBear duck (8oz,;
23
do heavy (9 oz.)
85
Mont.Raven829ln
Great Falls A.
12
Amoskcai:r
.
1c higher.
29
23
20
10
W pk and
.
.
26
25
Frinta.
do
do
.
28
do
ACE^i
S3
No. 2.
do
20-21
No. 3.
do
17-18
do
No. 4.
I5X
16-17
No. 6.
do
28¥
No. 6.
14
do
19
No. 7.
13-14
do
25
Easton
A.
..
12V
27>^
B
do
30
ll>f-12X
Hamilton
19
a".
Lewlston A... 36
29
40
B... 30
21
do
45
Stripes.
lOX
Albany
25
7><
32 V Algodoa
12V
American
li}i-Wx
50
Amoskeag.
17-18
55
Arkwright
19
14
17¥ Eaeton
Hamilton
17
do Nonp
do
9-4
do
10-4
do .... 4-4
do heavy 36
do XX 10-4
Wamsutta.. 45
do .... 40X
do .... 36
do XX .36
Anioskeag
Bedford
Cocheco
Garner & Co
2av
23V
lOX
Cotton Duck.
20
13 }i
1H
5-4
6-4
..
87V
37V
Warren
High colors
Paper Cambrics.
Lonsdale
10
'-i2V
10
27 V 8. 8. & Sons...
Amosk'g ACA.
do
A
do
B..
do
C.
do
D..
U
....10-4
....11-4
American..
.
.
Lame Phild
TIckincB.
14-14.S(
Mills 36
PcDpcrell .. 6-4
do .... 7-4
do .... 8-4
do .... 9-4
.
.
Ktoiiedu Nord..
Toile dc France.
14
N Y
'Ttica
.
13
16
14(^-15
Naumkcag sat.
Pcquot
.
17
do Cambric 36
do
do
.
.
Orch.Imp
22
20
lioubai.x poplins. 35
La PromVIe stripes 37X
Washington Mills--
19
36
36
.
Imp
Laconla
Poplin Alpacas. 25
Poplins
27>if-87X
Arlington Mills—
13V
Fruit of the
Loom
Ohlnns
6-4
6-4
lti!.f
ElIcrtonWS4-4
Ind.
.
% Poplin Lustres.
Alpaca Lustres.
X Corded
Alpacas
^
11
. . .
.
Armnres
JiSnez Cloth
Blackstono
Boott B.
Hnllowell
.
Berlin Cords....
}i Striped Satlnes.
15
30
..4-4
Bartlctts... 36
.
.
.
and
12X
11«
14V
12X
071
PRICES CURRENT.
16
Canoe River..
.
.
Bl'ched SheetliiKM
Albion
Androscog'n sat
Berkley
l-ACinO yjitUf fABKICS.
Printed Delaines.. 20
Japanese Stripes
20
20
Chiut/. Alpacas
Poplin Stripe
22V
Imperial Uepps... 25
Biarritz Stripes... 25
IS
Augusta
Lacoula
Langlcy B....
»
:
ZINC— Sheet
FREIGHTS-
»»
—STEAM.—
.
To LIVERPOOL
*»
:
Cotton
Flonr ....*bbl
«.
.
d.
d.
«.
X
<»7-I6
....
36
040
..450 060 n
H. gooda.*ton 33
Oil"
Com
»bu
Wheat. .^.*h
^'VJ
t)W,
9
_
038
#40
0as
095
088
038
040
0:0
•lox
BAll.—
10
.
d.
a.
». «f.
X
...0
SO
SOOaSSO
...0
....040
,...0
»!(...••
no
«._
ftR)
@60
070
060
045
«
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(
..•4 «
THE CHRONICLE.
572
Wood &
James Robb, King &Co.,
all part
ol
Europe,
HOTTINGUBK & CO.,
-
Keep on hand a variety of choice bonds to supply In
vestors, furnish bonds advertised on the market at
subscription prices, execute orders for Government
throuf b
etc.,
LONDON.
- PARIS
-
&
ANKEliS
made on consignments
D. DAVIS.
ol
10
Co.,
Cotton and Tobacco to our address also to our friends
ami London-
Secnritles,
Goverument
BouKbt
i^nd
Sold on Commlsglon, and
liOANS
&
LOCKWOOD
No.
Co.,
53
Co.,
all
WILLLAM STREET,
BROADWAY.
NEW
YORK.
on Deposits subject to Sight
Taussig, Gempp
Special facilities for negotiatinr 'Jqmmercial Paper
Collections both Inland and foreis J promptly made
323 North Third
Gibson, Casanova & Co.,
BANKERS,
EXCHANGE
Salzhans Nn
or Gold, subject to check, at sight, the
the City Banks.
MONTCLAIR
RR.
I8t
CERTIFICATES
COLLECTIONS
and BRITISH PROVINCES.
Mortgage Gold 7s.
W. B.
URBANA & BLOOM'GTON 1st. Mort. Gold 7b
NEW YORK AND OSWEGO Convertible 7s.
NEW JERSEY MIDLAND 1st Mort. Gold 7s.
BROOKLYN CITY 6s and 78.
LKONAED.
,
Co.,
STOCK BROKERS,
Government. State, Railroad and other
securities, making liberal advances on
same, allow intetest on depositB, deal In commercial
paper, furnish to travellers and others Letters oi
Credit current In the principal cities in Europe.
Fiy n^d
sell
WILLIAMS.
Member of tbe
N. fork Stock Excbanffe
I
I
WILIAMS,
J. P.
I
Mejnber of tbe
N. York Stock Kxcbange
FRANKFORT-ON-TH E-BI A I N,
Bleber Gasse, 13.
INTEREST
Smith
BROKERS
V. Y. NATioifAL ExOHA^roB BANK. Correanoodeoi
THE
German American Bank,
DRAWS
..-.-.
EXCHANGE
BILLS OF
TERS OF CREDIT
$2,000,000
LET-
available at all principal places
abroad.
Accounts of Merchants, Bankers, &c. solicited.
O, H. ScnBEiKBK, Cashier.
EMIL SAUKK, Fre
&
PINE STREET,
NEW YORK.
Receive the accounts of interior banks, bankers,
rporatlons and Merchants.
Agents for the sale of City, County and Railroad
Bonds, Issue Letters of Credit for foreign travel.
CiTir
LONDON CORRESPONDENTS,
TbreadueeOle Street*
BANK,
Also, Foreign
&
3
5
Exchange bought and
sell
sold.
W. Tucker &
Co.,
BANKERS,
RUE SCRIBE, PARIS.
Issue Travelers Credits available In all parts of tha
world.
Correspondents In
CO., 30
this City,
BROAD STREET.
Marquand, Hill
&
Co.,
NEWr YORK.
No. 3T WAI.I. ST.,
Members New York Stock Exchange.
Securities a Specialty.
Stocks, Bonds and Gold bought and sold on commis-
WALSTOX
BB0W».
H.
BBOWN.
Augustus J. Brown & Son
BANKERS,
59 Mberty Street, Nenr Yorlt.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE NEOOTIl
TION OF
VERMILYE &
CO.,
BANKERS,
SECURITIES.
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION
RAH.WTAY STOCKS, BONDS AND
GOI.D,
MAKING LIBERAL ADVANCES
Hill,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 18 DeT-onsliire St., Boston,
Stocks, Bonds and Gold bought and sold on commission Collections made ; Business Paper Negotiated.
Miscellaneous
English Cannel,
Liverpool Orrell,
Street, Netv York.
DEALERS IN ALL ISSUES OF GOVERNMENT
&
Marquand
American
.
Co.,
liOANS.
As Members of the Stock Exchange, we buy and
Stocks, Bonds, Gold and Government Secnritles.
sion.
16 And 18 Nassau
BANKERS,
a7
and other
RAII.ROAD SECURITIES
St.,
and issues
Winslow, Lanier
KANSAS AND ILLINOIS
ATia. 3.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Choice Ten Per Cent investmests at and below par.
Financial Laws and Forms of INDIANA sent free.
CAPITAL,
allowed on Dally Balances.
always on band.
AND INVESTING AGENTS,
and Cedar
CITY
MORTON, BLISS &
ADVANCES made npon Approved Collaterals.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES of tbe Highest Grades
& Hannaman,
Cor. Broadtray
Special attention given to the neirotiation of
RAIIiROAD,
STATE,
Jacob R. Shipherd & Co., James
BANKERS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Taussig,
BANKERS,
3, Frankfort-on-ITIiIn
CORPORATE
Street.
NEW^ YORK, 24 Pine Street,
CHICAGO, 164 23nd Street,
and Bonds
A. DENIS'N
W. H. FOSTER.
desirable
Hew York.
Stoclts
SHELDOX.
No 10 Wall
4 W^all Street.
Wall Street
UNION
BANKERS,
UTLEY & BOWEN,
40
O.
M».
EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK.
38
Leonard, Sheldon& Foster
For Sale By
&
W.
Lonls,
as with
securities.
of Deposit issued bearing interest.
made at all points of the
DAN.,
A. D. Williams
same
ADVANCES made on all marketable
NEW YORK AND OSWEGO Ist Mort. Gold 78.
Co.,
8c
BANKERS,
FOUEIGN EXCHANGE and G0i-1> boUgUt and sold
tli£ most favorable terms.
INTEREST allowed on deposits either In Currencv
on
MORRIS AND ESSEX RB. 1st Mortgage 78.
ELIZABETH CITT 7s.
ST. JOSEPH CITY (Mo.) BRIDGE 10s.
MOBILE AND OHIO RR. Ist Mortgage 8s.
Yorlt.
Henry F. Verhuven & Co.
ri^ACE.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMcJNT SECURITIES
Investment Securities.
St., St.
&
Gempp
Foreign and Domestic Loans Negotiated.
No. 50
Co.,
BANKERS,
Drttli
Advances made on approved securities.
securltlttM, uii a-<»niml«»lon.
New
No. 32 Broad Street,
or Ch'!Ck.
road Stocks and Bonds, and otber
&
BANKERS.
Securities.
Tranftnct a General Blinking; buslnvBS, including tbe purcltase and sale
of Government and State Bonds. Rail
Co.,
Local Securities. Give prompt attention to
and orders ff>r nveatmftnt ol funds.
Taussig, Fisher
Dealers in Bills of Exchange, Governments, BonUB
Slocks, Gold, Commercial Paper, and all Negotlablo
Interest allowed
&
ollflctlnns
BANKERS,
BANKBB8,
94
&
SOUTTER
NEGOTIATED.
AcconntB received and Interest allowed on balances
vlit/^ti m'tv he checked lor at alffbt.
KIMBALL
BANKERS,
ind
Deposits received and Interest allowed.
and Bouds
S.
150 West Main Street, Louisville. Ky.. dealers In
'orelifn and Domestic Exchange, Government Bonds
bought and sold on Commission.
Securities, Gold, Stocks
O.
N. Y. Stock and Gold Exchange.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds
;
In Llvorpool
on Deposits.
BALDWIN,
T. B.
Member
Morton, Galt
WALL STREET, NEW TURK,
Government
WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Interest Alloived
BANKERS,
NO.
Kimball,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
14
&
Robins, Powell
Co.,
&
Baldwin
No. 31 Pine Street,
SAMUEL
WOOD,
Formerly of Vermllye & Co.
C. D.
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
44 BROA.D STREET*
Liberal cash advances
LOANS NBOOTIATED.
GENERAli BANKING BUSINESS,
Also CoMMEKCIAL CRKDITR and DRAFTS on
LONOON. I'AKIS, and SCOTLAND.
ADVANCES made on Oonslsnmcnts. STOCKS and
BONDS bOHubt and sold on Commlsston.
R. T. Wilson
IN
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
aud railroad stocks, and do a
securities, gold
ST.,
and Dealers
Brolcers
DEAIiERS IN BAIJLROAB BONDS,
Iiettera ot Credit for Travellers
CIT» BANK,
BROAD
20
AND
WALL STREET
Available lo
Levy & Borg,
Davis,
BANKERS
BANKERS,
tt
Financial.
Financial.
Financial.
•ae
(October 26, 1872.
Now landing and in yard, for
prices in lots to suit purchasers.
the best
Orrell,
sale at
lowest market
Also,
all
kinds ot
ANTHRACITE COALS.
The Trade
supplied.
ALFRED PARmEIiE,
32 Pine Street.
Interest
on Deposits.
Tard-sn West 2M
Street.
,
:
THE
October 28, 1872]
Bailroadfl.
&E. Wright & Co., Olyphant & Co.,
S.
M * 91 Franklin atreet
W Franklin «treet
NEW YORK.
COMMISSION MKRCHANTB,
Hong; Kouii;. Sliauehai, Foocbonr
Canton, China.
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA.
SilChestnnt street
Pepperell
TfSdx.
OLVPHANT
iniiK.
St.,
HRARD
AbUfJSTINB
of
A CO.,
Co.,
Stephen
inilla.
No. 87
P. O.
Box
Messrs.
of Canada.
"
No.
Higginson,
BEAVER STREET.
NEW
4IJ6U.
tana of old Iron Rails,
T
weekly, and at same rate at cither Windsor or
CO., Penang.
NEW YORK
&
John Dwight
Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
No. 11 Old Slip, New York.
ONLY Supplied.
The Jobbing Trade
Sooth Fourth
William Wall's Sons,
ISn.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Treasurer, &c.
ELEPHANT BAGGING,
and Dealers
in HEIVIP
GANGS OF RIGGING MADE TO ORDER.
Office, 113 Wall St., N. Y.
GsNXKAi. Offices, Hajcilton,
15th October, 1872.
SPENCERIAN
Double Elastic
STEEL PENS.
Thepe relebrnted Pens are moreasing very rapidly In
•ale owlnif tu their unexcellt'd manufiiclure
They are
of superior EDgMsh niulce. and arc faiiiuue for their
elaslicity, durability, and uvuunesa of point. Ihr sale
ever tfu here.
fir' For the convenience of thonewho ruay leifth to try
them, tee will ferul a sample Card, containitiff ail uf
Henry Lawrence &
Sons,
MASUF.^CTURERS OF CORDAGE,
FOR EXPORT AND DOMESTIC USE.
FRONT STREET, NEW YORK.
&
Smith, Baker
Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Yokohama and Hlogo, Japan.
25 centa.
REPRESENTED BY
Vim\
BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO.,
138 ic 140 Grand St., N. ¥.
W. CORLIES,
E.
6«>^
Pine
Wm.
Street,
Nenr York.
Wilcox
J.
&
Co.,
LEAF LARD, STEARINE
AND
LARD
BIOELOW.
JASES JOaNaTOH
&
ESTABLISHED-
Washington, VestrjdcGreeunrlch
Sts.
SALES OFFICE
Newr Tot
lgS5.
-...
50
STEAin:
TVH.
to arrive.
in store.
Jones
& Schuyler,
PINE STREET.
NEW YORK.
Railway Commission Mcrtliants.
STEEL «nd ItON PA1L8 LOCOMOTIVES, CARs, and other Siippllf9,-^.|.> negotiate
RAILWAY BONDS, 1.0A,^S, *c.
Con'racf for
Edward W.
&
>a
LIBERTY STREET
(Near the Post
Office.)
New York.
We execute the Beat Work at very reasonable Prices
Careful and tasty proofs given and
LOTEIX.
Lovell,
MERCHANTS
AND
(One door from Wall;
work pr«mpt
delivered.
6lT« Vm « Trial,
RAILROADS, BRIDGES AND KXPLOltATIONS,
"SEPRELL'S PATENT WROUGHT
IRON VIADUCTS.-
IV Particular
Works
attention given to the examination
for capitalists seeking invcbtments
MANCHESTER
Locomotive Works.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Locomotives, Stationary Steam En-
and Tools,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
BLOOD, W. G. MEANS,
ARETA8
superintendent
Tre-surer.
42
Devonshire
St.,
Boston
&
Co.,
All work accnrately fitted to ganges and thoroneh
Plan, Material, Workmanship
Finish and BtncleD'^y fully guaranteed.
ChasT.Pairy,
M. Baird,
Wm. P. Henzey
Geo. Burnham. Kdw. H. wuiiams. Ed. Longatretb.
ly Interchangeable.
Wm.
P. Converse
54
Pine
St..
&
Co.,
New
York. A pent
General Agents.
Mining
Borden
Co.'s
CUMBERLAND COALS,
AND
FALL RIVER IRON W^ORKS
Nails,
:
Serrell,
CIVIL ENGINEER,
78 Broadway, Nenr York.
PHILADELPHIA.
L. N.
&
York,
1,000 Tons 56 lb. "North Yorkshire" do., in store.
500 Tons 56 lb. " Abcrdare" do.,
M. Baird
YORK.
BOEDBN.
Borden
Stationers,
COMMISSION
WILLIAM STREET,
Printers
46
NEW
New
BALD WIN LUCOnOTlVK WORKS
BEAVER STREET,
SEARS BROTHERS,
Johnston,
OF APPROVED FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURE.
HAVE FOR SALE
3,000 Tons 56 lb. "Crawshar" Fish
Manchester, N. H.
H John Straet,
General Aeent,
sines,
OIL,
ntanufkcturers TTarehonse and So
Agency,
:
Federal Stbibt.
Street, N. Y.
48 Pine Street,
f Public
PRIME
STEEL PENS,
P.
12
\n
St.
John
125
CHICAGO:
86 Sooth Cahal Stbut.
TOOTHE,
Bar Rails,
Cordage,
JOSEPH PRICE,
EDWARD
:
Iron and Steel Rails
marked
" Tender for Old Ralls," to be sent to the undersigned
No.
PHILADELPHIA:
IVM.
Jkc.
BOSTON
:
Bigelow
SALERATUS,
Tender*, stating price per gross ton, in what cur-
OFFICES
No. 59 John Street.
59
SUPER CARB. SODA, Ac,
sealed and
Axles, ForKinss, &c.,
218
Coffee Osdebs Received fob Rio de Jahsib
Sarnla.
numbers, by mail on receipt of
Co.,
Manufacturers of
pattern,
delivery at Hamilton or Suspension Bridge, at rate of
the Ij
&
CRUCIBLE STEEL TYBE8,
YORK.
REPRESZNTINO
DtTMMl.KR & CO., Batavla and Padang.
CHAS. THOKKL & CO., Yokohama.
CLAKK. SPKNCE & CO., Gallt and Colombo
OILFILLAN, WOOD & CO.. Singapore.
SANDILANDS, BUTTERY &
THK DIRECT0B3 OF THIS COMPANY ARE
NOVEMBER
CRUCIBLE STEEL WORKS,
William Butcher
Lewistoivn, Pa,,
Great Western Railway
not later than the Tth
Co.'s
ft
RAILROAD SECURITIES NEGOTIATED.
approved mer
chandlze.
CordlH
delivery,
United State* for
tlie
BESSEMER STEEL RAILS.
OT CHINA AND JAPAN.
AdTsncea made on conslenments
Tborndlke
of
Sole Hgenti in
Samuel Fox
66 State Street, BostOB,
AGKNTS FOR
Tmcg, Co.,
Laconta Co.,
BoBton Duck Co.,
Franklin Co.,
rency, and place
and Iron Rails,
New York. Steel
Everett & Co.,
Co.,
AndroBcoffein muia,
Coutluenlal mill*,
warren Cotton inills,
8,000
10 Cornhili, E. C, Loudon.
Co.,
Golumbla
prepared to ecU
4c
CO., of China,
ac
WtM
104
OtU Companr.
Bates
Heyerdahl, Schbn"berg & Co.,
31 PINK STHKET, .NEW YORK.
KKPREHKNTEI) by
AaEMrS FOB
100 toni
673
Oommercial Caids.
XSlsoellaneous.
J.
CHRONICLt:.
.
»
71
W1C.SX ST.,
Mew
Yorlt.
&
Co.
SBLMA, ALABAMA,
Ce.'S
Bands, Hoops and Rods.
aud
John C. Graham
Buyers of Cotton,
For a CommlsalOB.
:
THE
674
CimONICLl?..
Bailroads.
Ocean Steamships.
James A. Cottingham,
ATLAS
Locomotives, Cars
STEAMERS
Steamship Company.
FOR
JAJttAICA AND SAVANII.I.A. General Transatlantic Co
Monthly
niall Service.
NEXT DEPARTURE NOVEMBER
AND
For
RAILROAD IRON,
FORW^OOD
AT
2
P.
M.
ic
CO.,
No. 88 Trail Street.
CuNARD
ON FIRST CLASS
8caooNicn3, babsbs, and liohters,
FORWARDING
OF
Rails
Steel
9
freight and passage apply to
Plin,
and
Ocean Steamships.
OP THK
SHIPPER
Iron
[October 26, 1872,
Line.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVEROOL,
CALLINU AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW YORK.
Wednesday, Oct. 23.
CUBA
Wednesday, Oct. 30.
SCOTIA
Wednesday, Nov. 6.
JAVA
Wednesday. Nov. 13.
CALABRIA
Wednesday. Nov. 20.
RUSSIA
Saturday, Oct. 26.
BATAVIA
Saturday, Nov. 2.
ALGERIA
Saturday, Nov. 9.
PARTHIA
Salur.iay,
Nov.
OLYMPUS
li:.
A
Saturdav. Nov. 23.
ABYSSINIA
And every following Wednesday and Saturday Iroui
Now YorK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.— Cabin, $30, »100, and »13C
Specialty.
Haviug for mauy years been Ideutllied with
business our great experience enables us to ofler
this
UN0SUAL INDUCEMENTS
and despatch
to the troude, and to ensure Bafety
ihlpments of the above.
In
Iron and Steel Rails forwarded from Port of New
Yort to any part of the United States. Contracts
fold, according to accommooatlon.
$15 gold additional.
'ickcts to Paris
Return tickets on favorable terms.
JSO currency.
Steerage
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queeustown
and all parts of Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow.
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the Company's otllce, No. 4 Bowling Green. For Etecrage passage, at ill Broadway, Trinity Building.
CHAS.
to Include all the expenses in port ou same, and
urance to any point required.
FRANCTiLY'N. Agent.
G.
made
til
For
Liverpool,
(Via tlneenstonrn.)
REFERENCES.
HON. W.
D. BISHOP.... Pres. N. T.
&,
N. H. ISallroad
Supt. N. Y. & N. H. Railroad.
JAMES H. Hon
CHARLES FOX. Esq ...Pres. South Side R.R. of L. I.
Supt. South Side R.R. of L. I.
C. W. DOUGLASS
Ciltt Street, New York.
W. DAILY, LANG & CO
JAITIES A. COTXINeHAM,
104 West, corner l.Ibertr Street,
HOWARD MITCHELL,
Philip
I.
PIER No.
46
I^iiieM
HAVKE
vice versa.
NEVADA, Capt Forsyth
WYOMING, Capt. Whlucray
Nov. 2!, at 2>i P. M.
Dec. 4, at >S A.M.
Cabin passage, ¥30 gold.
Steerage passage (Ofllce No. 29 Broadway) $30 curt
WILLIAMS & GUIOK,
From
CARRYING THE
ITIAIL
MIDSHIP
motion is felt. Surgeons and stewardesses accompany these steauiers.
section,
RATES— .Saloon,
where
mediate porta, and vice verna.
Steerage,
$80 gold.
$.30
currency.
Those wishing to send for friends from the Old Coun-
now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $33
currency.
Passengers booked to or from all parts of America
to Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia
China, etc.
Drafts from ill upwards.
For inspection oinlans and other information, applj
at the Company's offices. No. 19 Broadwaj-, New York.
J. H. SPARKS, Agent.
try can
To
THROUGH lilNE
California & China,
calling a<
Rico, Hayti, Santiago de Cuba, Kingston.
(Jamaica.) and vice versa; Once a month.
From ST. THOMAS to FORT DE FRANCE, (Martinique,) calling at Baeae Terre, (Guadeloupe,) Poiutea-Pitre, (Guadeloupe,) St. Pierre, (Martinique,) and
vice verna. Once a month.
From FORT DE FRANCE, (Martinique.) to CATENNK, calling at St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad, Demerara, Surinam, and vice versa.
Once a
mouth.
The splendid stearaers of the South Pacillc Line,
leave Panama for Valparaiso and Intermediate Points
of Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru and Chill, on the 30th of every
month and connect closely with the Steamers of the
Pacific Mail S. S. Company, leaving New York on the
15th of every mouth for Asninwall.
For liatcs of Passage and Freight, Dates of Departure, or further information, apply to
GEORGE MACKENZIE,
AKeut. 58 Broad^vay.
Tran 3por tatiou.
^^^^Stonington Line.
FOU PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
STO NI NGTON,
SAN FRANCISCO,
New
it
BE
JSOtC .Secretary,
York.
Ray Allen.
North River, foot of Jay street, daily^
at 4 o'clock P. M,, arriving at Boston in ample time to
connect with all the EARLY EASTERN TliAINS.
Baggage checked to destination. _^|
Tickets sold and Stiite Rooms secured at JJo.
319 Broadway, cor. New Pearl street, and at Westcott
Express Co.'s, 785 Broadway, cor. Tenth street; 1,302
Broadway, cor. Thirty-fifth street or 327 Washlugton
D. S. rfABCOCK, President.
street, Brooklyn.
33,
^"
ly
;
New Jersey Southern RR
$125 to $150
•--..,.•-•
$60
First Class
Steerage
.
E
I IV
L,
CHANGE OF
On and
after October
7,
.
TI.ME,
steamers of this line connect-
Uook with trains for Long Branch and all
on this and connecting railroads, including
Red Bank, Tom's Uiver. Waretown, IJariiegat, TuckerI'liiladelphla,
Vineland. Hridgcton, Hay side, &c
tos,
ing at Sandy
stations
&c., will leave
PIEU
.
NOUTil HlVtfH,
-IS,
foot o<
Murray street, as follows
8 A. M. tlirough to YliM'hind and DelawarcBay.
10;J0 A. M. to Philadelphia and Tuckerton, via Whit:
ings.
4 1». M. to Tom's Elver,
Philadelphia.
Waretown, Tuckerton and
NEW
YORK.
9:35 A. M. from Pemberton, Tuckerton, Waretown,
Tom's River, &c.
1:30 P. M. from Vineland Philadelphia, Tuckerton,
Tom's River, &c.
4:40 P. M. from Tom's River, &c.
The above trains stop at way stations.
Philadelphia freight taken up to six o'clock P. M., at
lowest rates.
THROUGH FARES-NEW YORK TO
No. 102 Wall Street,
at inter-
:
Porto
ARRIVING IN
AND Japan.
BAOHWAX
caUIng at
vice vers*
Oucc a mouth.
Brancli Ijlnes, [Postal]
From ST. THOMAS to ASPINWALL,
least
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
.T.
ASPINWALL,
Ouayra and Sta. Martha, and
Saloon, state-rooms, smoking-room, and bath-rooms
B.
to
calling
vice versa
PANAMA to VALPARAISO, calling
Capt.
in
J. Bi.aB}ti.S.
Havana, and
From ST. NAZAIRE
Martini(|uc, La
Oucc a moutli.
Leave Pier
:
Rosendale Cement Co.,
CEIHEN r OF THE BEST aiMLir Y
aiid
THE SPLENDID SIDE -WHEEL STEAMERS
BETWEEN
J
VERA CRUZ,
Capt. Wsi. Jones.
UNITED STATES
JOSEPH BACHm.lN
to
Once a moutl'.
No. 63 Wall-st.
Steel and Iron Ralls,
Neiv York, Cork and Iilverpool.
C. S. Tyres and Axles,
NEW AND FULL-POWERED STEAMSHIPS.
CELTIC,
OCEANIC, REPUBLIC, BALTIC.
Steel and Iron Wire,
GERMANIC, BRITANNIC. ADRIATIC, ATLANTIC.
mining Ropes, Cables, Sec,
Sailing from New Y'ork on SATURDAYS, from
Liverpool on THURSDAY'S, calling at Cork harbor
aalT«d Iron Wire, Ship's Rlg^glng;,
each way. From the White Star Dock, Pavonia Ferry,
.Jersey City.
Galv'd Corrugated Sheet Iron,
Passenger accommodations (for all classes) unri
W^rousUt Iron Screw Piles,
vailed, combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Ship's Forslngs, &e.
No. 3 niAIDEN I.ANE,
Brest
Shortly oiice a week.
mouth.
NARRAGANSETT,
BUILDINGS.
Ware.
NEW YORK.
of the General Trans-
Company.
NEW YORK, oalUng at
WEDNESDAY
.
Sterling Silver
SONORA,
Caraibk,
Caoique,
From ST. NAZAIRE
Santandcr, St Thomas
42 Ciur Street.
Gorham Mi'g C mpany'b
GUYANK,
to
Twice a
..Oct. SO, at 3 P. M.
Capt. Price.
Nov. 6, at »>< A.M.
MINNESOTA, Cant. Morgan
Nov. 13, at 3 P. M.
NEBRASKA, Capt. Guard
MANH.VrTAN, Capt. .J. B. Price.. .Nov. 20. at 9>4 A.M.
JCSriCE,
York.
Miscellaneous.
guadeloupk
Dksirade,
atlantic
From
IDAHO,
S.
Justice,
O N D O N
n SOUTHAMPTON
LorisiANE,
Floride,
Martinique,
as follows
8.
New
ViLLE DE St. Nazaire,
ViLLE DE Bordeaux,
Caravkllk
PoHtal
screw steamships from
NOilTH RIVER, EVERY
For freight or cabin passage apply to
PHILIP
Philadelphia.
14 North 5th Street,
class, full-power, iron
rency.
NEW^ YORK.
J.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
STEAM COMPANY will despatch one of their first
Fekkike,
ViLLE DE Paris*
St. Lacrkxt,
ViLLE Du Havre,
Europe,
Washington,
ViLLK DE Brest,
NOUVEAr-MONDK,
Atlantiquk,
Franob,
Panama,
.
F
P.
G. W^ DENTLEY,
General Jfanagor, ISO Broadway.
'
FINCH, Agent,
Pier
'38.
Wire Ro p
e.
STEEL, CHARCOAL,
According to location of berth.
These rates include berths, board, and all necessaries
B.
B„ of
and
the very best quality
for the trip.
suitable
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
for
Ships,
Rigging,
Steamers of the above Hue leave PIER No. 42 NORTH
RIVER, foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock, noon,
Suspension Bridges, Qnys, Der-
On
ricks, Inclined Planes, Mlniiic
10th, 20th &.
except when those days
30th or Each Month,
fall
on Sunday, then the day
Hoisting
previous.
One hundred pounds of baggage free to each adalt
Medicine and attendance free.
Steamer will leave San Francisco Ist every month
for China and .lupan.
For freight or passage tickets, and all further information, apply at the Company's ticket ottlce on the
wbarftfoot of Canal street.
F. R.
BABY, Age
t.
Large
&c.
A
constantly
on
Fnrposes,
Stock
hand, from which any desired
lengths are cut.
JOHN
•W.
KASON &
CO.,
43 Broadway, Metv York
October
,
:
:
mB
187lj
1^6,
Insurance.
Insuranoe.
lusurauoe.
Imperial
Fire Association of Phila-
OFFICE OF THE
ATLANTIC
insurance companw
fire:
Co.
Insurance
Nkw
The Trnstees,
•
•
•
$8,000,000
-
In conformity to the Charter of the
Hope Fire Insurance Co.
NO. 214
PARK
from 1st January, 1871, to 31st December, 1871
$5,412,777 51
Premiums on Policies not marked off
2,033,675 18
let January, 1871
LOVIS
B A N
B
li
II
1
L
l> I
N «
.
185G.
JACOB REESE,
President.
BAYARD,
P.
WE ARE ALSO
same
Capital and Assets, t.'SU.OW.
Capital sud Assets,
$5,375,793 34
Agency,
INS. CO.
Capital and Assets, $900,000.
PENNA. UNDERIVRITERS,
No. 173 Broadivay, Netv Yorlc.
.^tna Insurance Comp'y,
HARTFORD Conn.
INCORPORATED 1819.
Returns of Premiums
& Expenses. $973,211 84
-...•
Cash Capital
....... $3,000,000
$5,000,000
Net Assets
the following Assets, viz.
United States and State of
New York
Stock, City, Bank and other stocks.. $8,143,240
Loans BccuredbyStocksandotherwise 3,379,050
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages.
217,500
Interest, and sundry notes and claims
due the Company, estimated at
886,739
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable. 2,405,937
00
00
00
>
CashinBank
COMPANY.
Springfleld,
95
.....
Cash Capital
Total amount of Assets
$14,806,812 37
Net Assets
•
-
-
-
or their legal representatives, on and after Tuesday
»he Sixth of February next.
^The outstanding certificates of the issue of 1868,
will be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof,
or thtir legal representatives, on and after Tuesday
the Sixth of February next, from which date all
Interest thereon will cease.
The
certificates to
BROADWAr,
W. COR. CEBAR ST.
S.
Kiw,TOHK,'January
18, 18TO.
^TTHE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THH
sflairs
the
Company
ol
is
published In conformity
12 of Its charter:
$500,000 00
$900,105 76
..-.-..
$300,000
Premiums received from January
1 to December 30. 1871. Inclusive.
Total amount of Marine
602.113 95
Premiums
$087,433 «J
Company
has Issued no Policies except on Carea
and Freight for the Voyaee.
of Vessels.
Premiums marked
off as Earned, during the
,^perlod as above
$552,095 19
Paid for Losses and Expenses, leas Savings,
&c.,dnrini; the same period
4(1,668 57
Return Premiums
38J04 a7
The Company has
the folloirlne
Assets.
Agents.
CashinBank
produced at the time of payment, and cancelled.
certificates which were issued (in red scrip)
lot gold premiums such payment of interest and
redemption will be in gold.
A Dividend of Forty Per Cent is declared om the
net earned preuiums of tlie Company, for the year
ending 31st December, 1871, for which certificates
will be issued on and after Tuesday the Second of
»85,010»J
No Risks have been taken upon Hulls
ALEXANDER & PECK,
be
1
„t8-ll
1849.
OF PROVIDENCE, R. I.
ORGANIZED NOVEMBER, 1871.
JAS. A.
119
OatttandiBsr Premiums, January
Newport Insurance Co.,
Cash Capital
Office.
Pacific Mutual Insurance
COMPANY,
This
Six per cent interest on the outstanding cerlt-fl
cates of profits will bo paid to the holders thereof,
Paid at this
with the reanlrements of Section
ITIass.
INCORPORATED
274,345 01
•f
All Losses
No.
Springfield
FIRE AND miARINE INSURANCE
i\
.
..$101,337 61
United States and other Stocks.
439,331 45
Loans on Stocks Drawing Interest zn,000 00
.
Upon
.
tor^jcj OS
Premin n Sotes b Bills Reoeivable
Subscription Notes in advance of
;
Premiums
Re-Insurance and Claims due the
Company estimated at
73
86,000
01)
$1,083,547 19
PER CENT INTEREST
SIX
1$0.!I73
44,004 40
Total aueti
on the outstanding
Certlflcates of Profits, will be paid to the holders
thereof, or their legal repnesi>ntatlves, on and alter
April next.
By
CO.,
Capital and Assets, $1,000,000.
$2,735,980 63
The Company has
INS.
(1,500,0(10.
FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE
Fire Insurance
January,
December, 1871
period.
AGENTS KOU THE
AMERICAN CENTRAL
paid during the
Xiossea
OENEltAI,
LANCASTER FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Assistant Secretary.
;
Agents,
New York.
176 Broadway,
$7,44$,i63 69
.
nected with Marine Rlsk«.
18T1, to 3l8t
$1,07S,087 68.
BCCHER & MCLVILLE,
CHEPPII,
BROADU'AY,
EHtabllsIicd
Vo policUa have been issued upon Life
Risks nor upon Fire Risks disconIsl
$500,000 OO.
.....
ASSETS,
its
Premiums received on llarine Bieks,
Premiums marked Off from
CAPITAL,
S6th, 1872.
Company, submit the following Statement of
affairs on the 3l8t December, 1871
Total amount of Marine Premiums.
Incorporated, March 37, 1830.
liold.
CUIEK OFFICE IN THE U. S.
Nov. 40 to 44 Pine Stre.'t, New York.
THE
York, January
delphiia,
of london.
Asaeta,
Mutual
676
CHUONICLE.
TUESDAY. hi;
day of February.
THE HKMAlNINd FIFTY PER CKNT of the OUT.
STAMDINO CEKTIFICA.TES OF TUE COMPANY,
OF THE ISSI7E OK WW, will be redeemed and palJ
In cash lo the holders thereof or their legal representatives, on and after TUESDAY, the 6th day ol
order of the Board,
H. CHAPniAN,
J.
fitli
1
Secretarjr.
February, from wnich date, Interest thereon will
fbe certificates to ue produced at timeol
cease,
TRUSTEES,
D.Jones,
Joseph Gaillard,
Charles Dennis,
W. n. H. Moore,
c. A. Hand,
James Low,
Henry
B. J. Howland,
Wm.
Colt,
0. Plckersgill,
Lewis
Curtis,
Charles
H.
Russell,
Lowell Holbrook,
H. Warren Weston,
Royal Phelps,
^
tialeb Barsrow,
«.
P
PlUot,
.
William E. Dodge,
David Lane,
payment and cancelled.
i
Jr.,
Benjamin Babcock,
Robt. B. Mlntum,
Gordon W. Bumliam,
XTTl/vljA
A/^At>A'^"*^
IV/\.
IN
301
E
William H. Webb,
Sheppard Gandy,
.
S
and
will
Robert L. Stusrt,
Alexander
}i\tki\
William
%
STREET,
Scrip.
Cash paid at once for the above Securities
be sold on commission, at sellers option.
;
or they
Adam T. Bruca.
Albert B. Strange,
Moses A. Uoppock,
W.
Bull,
Horace B. ClaHln,
W. M. Richards,
S.
wm. T.
R, Waller,
William A Hall,
Theo. W. Morns,
Starr,
Blodgctt,
8. C.
John A.Bartow,
Alex. M. Btrle,
C.
Oilman,
INSURANCE SCRIP,
AND
Fire
and marine Insurance Stock
» Pine
sueat, oornrr of WllUam Btrtet, V.t
R
.
Southmayd,
Thos. B. Merrick,
George A, Meyer,
Ferdinana A. Bokea,
Walter H. Lewis,
R. C. Bonthwlck,
Francis Moran,
»|
•
Ao^ustus Lov.
Emll Helnemann,
JehialKead,
John
Barnes,
JOHN K. MTKR8, PresideDt.
WILLIAM LECONET.Vlca-ftoaldenI,
THOMAS HALE,
D. JONES, President,
CHARLES DENNIS, Vlcc-Pres'l,
W. a. H. M00RB,2d Vice-Prea't,
J^D. HEWLETT, W Vl«e-ft»«\
A
B.
s
WllUam Leconey,
Wm. Heseman,
James K. Taylor,
C. Richards,
O. D. H, OUksple,
C. E Mtlnor,
Martin Bates,
Kgbcn
Charles D. Leverlch,
J.
TRUSTEES
John E. Myers,
A.
"SPECIALTY."
William E. Bunker.
Henry K. Bogert,
I»ennis Perkins,
Bailey,
Fire and Marine Insurance Stocks
Samuel L. Mitchell,
james G. De Forest,
Sturgis,
$1,000.00
Dealer in
Daniel
Wm.
.
65 AVAI.L.
James Bryce,
S. Miller,
....
Cash Capital,
Frederick Channcey,
George S. Steohengoo,
Francis Skiddy,
Charles P. Burdett;
Rob't. C. Fergnsson,
INSTRANCE COMPANY
BROADtTAY.
A Dividend In Script of FIFTEEN PER CENT, la
declared on the net amount of Earned Premiums for
the year ending December 30th. 1871, for winch Certl.
ficates will be bsued on and alter TUESDAT, the 3<l
day ot April next.
B
.
^__„
Secretary.
Watson,
COTTON BUYER.
MACON,
Georgia.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
676
Cotton.
Cotton.
THE
E. P. Scott
Cotton Warehouse Co.,
C. B.
LOCKWOOD,
&
No.
JAMES W. CBOXaON, Treuurer
at
Bonds and Loans
Iron or Steel Ralls, Locom0tivesc
Execute Orders in " Futures."
II b usiness connected witb Railway
JOHN
oaea, Cotloa ExehaoKO
to sight drafts.
NEW
JEWILL,
S.
S.
HABBIBOH,
D.
O. D.
Jewell, Harrison
TAN
WAOIIIIXIC.
&
HERCHANTS,
Pare Lard Packed for IVest Indies,
Soulk American and European
markets.
PfWVISlON DEALERS, COTTON FACTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS OF LARD OIL.
Farley,
H. W.
&
(Late Waters, Pierce
« WATER STREET, NEW YORK,
00.1iniSSI0X
COTTON FACTOR
&
M. Waters
Co., R.
Co.,
BUY AND SELL CONTRACTS FOR FUTURE
D ELIVERY OF COTTON.
&
Co.,
NEW YORK.
Street,
Co.,
COB. OF WILLIAM ST.
GENERAL RAILWAY AGENTS AND
MERCHANTS.
Bay and
Railway Bonds and Negotiate Loans on
sell
Railways.
No. 56 Broad Street,
Wall
ST.,
IMPORTERS OP
AND BANKERS,
58
&
Kennedy
CEDAR
41
Co.)
COTlON COOTMriSSION ITIERCHANTS
Walsh, Smith,
Crawford
KEHNEDT. BENBTM. BAKBB. JOBHS. BABK^a
S.
J.
YORK.
STRICTLY COnnilSSION HOUSE.
i.
S.
Receive Accounts of Bankers and Merchants, subject
Bulldlns,
Railroad Cos.,
for
Cars, etc.
and undertake
make Advances on Cotton and
RATES MODERATE.
LIBERTY STREET
Nearotiate
Oontract for
EXCHANOE COURT, NEW YORK.
3
Company,
bankers and merchants,
comraissiON iherchants,
President.
&
M. K. Jesup
Co.,
AND
BALES.
60,000
. - -
•
Railroads.
Bi.NKERS
Atlantle Docks, Brooklyn.
CAPACITY
[October 23, 1872.
Iron Ralls, Steel Ralls, Old Ralls,
BuHsemer Pis Iron, »crap.
Steel Tyres, Boiler Plates, ^kc
AGENTS FOR
The Bowling Iron Company, Bradford England.
The West Cumberland Hemati'e Iron Co., Workinz
ton
(i^nffland.
Supply all Railway Equipment and undertake a
Railway business generally.
&
Gilead A. Smith
BARTHOLOMEW HOUSE,
BANK, LONDON
Co.,
BROADWAY/
No. 63
NEW
YORK.
P.O. Box 5070.
connrissiON merchant. Crawford, Walsh,
132 Pearl Street, New York.
Smith & Co.,
P. O. BOX,
Railroad Iron,
In Ports of
H
W
New Orleans,)
Fablet, (Late of
WM.'o.^BfLDW.K?
Gen. Partner
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Mobile. Ala.
Referi by permission to C. N. Jordan. Esq., Cashier
Tblrd National Bank, New Yorlc Messrs. Howes &
Micy, Batikers.SJ Wall street, New Tort.
L. F. S.
UACLEHOSE.
Robt. L. Maitland& Co.,
No.
43
most approved makers.
Thos.
;
)fA.ITLA.ND.
Steel Ralls of
Lessees of Danvillp, Pa., Iron Works, makers o
Light Rails for Collieries and Narrow Guage Roads.
Importers of old Iron Ralls for re-rolling.
Bills of Exchange on Imperial Bank, London.
''"""»'» Partners.
I
or Moatgomery, Alabama.
ALIXAKDBR
New York and New
Orleans.
3909.
COTTON
TIES.
Sole Agency in New York for sale of the Arrow,
Buckle and Anchor Ties, manufactured by J. J
McComb, Liverpool, England, for baling Cotton, Moss,
W^ool, etc.
SWENSON, PERKINS & CO.,
SO Wall St., New York.
BROAD STREET, NEW TORE.
Pig Iron,
H.
KDWABD
WTLSOX,
Late Bt. Maj. Gen.,U.S.A.
Factors,
& Co/%
Ross, Roberts
91 Front Street,
r»bacco and General
Commission
inercliants.
(Near Wall.)
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
LsusiAif, Abraham * Co.,
New Orleans, La.
Lehman
Montgomery,
Co.,
Ala.
F'
sell
/cuts for
\
actors
and future dellTfollowing bagging Mills.
ksD DLAMOND.
—Alto—
at
frters
of Rio
CeflTee
/
Brir-kerhoff, Turner
Net^otiate
133
&
133
New
And
Co.,
all
"AWNING
Advances Made
87 Pearl Street.
Jacob
W.
Seaver
&
Co.,
COTTON
supply
all
STRIPES."
Widths and Colors always
No. 143
Duane
NAYLOR &
99
John
street.
all
kinds.
CO.,
BOSTON,
80 State street.
PHILA.,
308 So. 4thstrte
CAST STEEL RAILS,
CAST STEEL TYRES,
Cast Steel Frogs, and
all
other
Steel Material for
&
who give special attention
CO.
to orders for
Railroad Iron,
as well SB Old Kails. Scrap Iron
and Metala.
BROKER
70
IN IRON,
WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
OBAOHOET TIBBABD.
AI,«X.
BHESaOH rOOTI,
Co.,
Pascal Iron W^orks, Pbiladelpbia.
Works Castings and Street
Mains, Artesian Well Pipes and Tools,
Boiler Flues, Gas
Gas and Steam
tc
In stock
Mannfacturers of Wrought Iron Tnbea. Lap Weld
GOLD STREET, NEW YORK.
P.
FISKB
Vibbard, Foote & Co.,
40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Steel Rails,
Iron Rails,
Old
Fitters' Tools, *c.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSES:
IS
of
George A. Boynton,
Street.
Morris, Tasker
Commission Merchants,
BOSTON.
kinds of
United States Bunting Company.
full
Eqpip
31 Old Broad Street,
Also, Agents
ON
Consignments of Cotton and otber A
Produce,
To Messrs. FRED. HUTH & CO., LIVERPOOL,
TVM. P. CAMPBELL,
sell Securities
NAYLOR, BENZON
COTTON CANVAS, FELTING DUCK, CAR COVER
ING, BAGGING, RAVENS DUCK, SAIL TWINES
&.C. "ONTARIO" SEAMLESS BAGS,
York.
aio)
HOUSE IN LONDON
COTTONSAILDUCK
PEARL STREET,
Loans and
NEIV YORK,
Miinufacturers and Dealers In
comnissioN merchants,!
Manage
Railway Use.
&
^
AND
upoir, BoiLD,
RAILWAYS.
Iron Ties.
jbTTON PLANT, PALMETTO
/
In>
M
tracts for present
<
BUFFAL'C
Lehman, Dure &
Brothers,
Cotton
Boy and
arioi of Cloth.
Wilson,
WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK,
COR. FOURTH & WAiNUT STS., ST. LOUIS, MO
Repoet
and
Advances made on Consignments to
WINSLOW,
F^
I'na. St.L.& S.E.R'wajf
&
Winslow
See,
No. 70
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT*
BaggiuK, Rope,
Bro.,
New York.
RAILS, COPPER,
SPJiLTER, TIN, LEAD,
NICKEL, BISMUTH,
J.
Cotton
&
Pope
J.
.292 Pearl Street,
Rails,
AND
RAILWAY BaVIPMBNTS,
i
@FedFRASER