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THE CHRONICLE.
The Financial Re-action
Prevalent Fallacies About

Movement of Breadstuff's
Latest Monetary and Commercial

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Specie

and the Redemption

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English News

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Mr. Spinner
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forecast the future of our

peculiar nature of the panic from whose
hopefully recovering. That panic was
caused, as is notorious, by the conversion of floating
capital into fixed capital. This process which is whole¬
some when kept within due bounds, had been allowed to
overpass those bounds, and was stopped before it had

find it in the

effects

we are so

than temporary mischief. England has
several times suffered from the same type of financial

time to do

malady.

more

But there is this difference.

English capital,

instances, has gone abroad, and has been drained
off to Egypt, to India, to Turkey, to South America, to
THE FINANCIAL RE-ACTION.
Russia, or to France. On the contrary, the drain of
The recuperative movement recently started in Wall capital, whose excess caused our panic, has been a drain
street is a very natural one, though it seems to have to no foreign field of investment.
We have sunk our
taken some shrewd men by surprise.
There is here capital at home. And we have sunk it where we shall
in such

danger which has so often soon find it again. Indeed, we are rapidly finding it, and
been pointed out, of lending too ready credence to the this very fact that capital formerly sunk and unavail¬
prophets of evil. Two great causes are at work, whose able is so promisingly rising into productive value every
combined energy has tended to bring about the present day, is a factor that we must by no means overlook in
another illustration of the




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ion of it.

estimating the

,

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It is. ohe qf the

ch&£ claims

fhe

the j>tihlic attention jusjt ppw
These two causes to which the present movement
Jt|fj|ts in arcle^r light, and confirms with new argu¬
ments, the ;ecoppmic ipaximv that: copti^ction does Biot
chiefly dqe, ate eup^l<nnente^Hb^
of t specu¬
lative influences, which aije f morej or les^euggestive of bring stringea&yt if it be well conducted.
When the
screw began to be applied a-year ago, the note issues of
danger. There is danger last the: jnovQmen£hy}pch‘ jjg
the Bank of France were, as we have said, 3,012 millions
iT.>
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f
itseO^ BatwaL and
fast and should provoke a spasmodic re-action. There is of drones, or about 602 millions of dollars. The r^te of
danger lest merchants who have their money safe in interest was then 7 per cent. At the end oFFebruary
bank should tire of holding dt ^unproductive tUl it is t^e currency had been jreduced to $540,000,000, and the
forecasting th^ir fiiture results.

^apgr mon^y to

t

£ a jr

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legitimate business, and should venture it in
the treacherous whirlpool of Wall street! jspfeci^lsClitjjh
There is danger lest,the example of these capitalists
should be imitated by merchants who"haVe no surplus of
unemployed means, and whose “margins at their brokers”
consist, therefore, of capital which they should not;rigk,
as it belongs to their creditors and is the only basis of
their mercantile solvency. We might multiply these"
examples of the peril which attends the present hopeful
re-action, but we forbear. Enough has been said to show
that such considerations do notin the least impair the force
of the arguments which prove that the recovery in itselF
is natural, wholesome, and full of promise for the future.
wanted in

rate of

interest

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day it is not a little surprising that so
many men who otherwise exhibit in business and finance
considerable intelligence and power, should be misled by
the grossest fallacies and crudities of opinion in regardto resumption.
Some of these fallacies we recently
attempted to expose, but there are a multitude of others
"At this late

and producing more
perversion of opinion in the finan¬
cial circles. 1 The only remedy is to dispel the atmosphere
of ignorance in which these errors find/their sustenance,'
and to let in upon it the light of history and experience.
We know of no more inviting field for young financial
observers, who wish to contribute to the solution'iof
the monetary problems of the day, than to study with
minute accuracy the facts of the origin, growth and con¬
summation of the various experiments which this country
which
or

are

perpetually springing

up

less discussion and

and others have made with paper money.
One of the most suggestive experiments,

which has ex¬
traordinary value for the purposes referred to, is the paper
money of France.
By the latest advices we find that its
aggregate is 2,490 millions of francs. In June the aggre¬
gate was 2,475 millions, to which point it had fallen in
eight months from 3,012 millions, the highest point it has
ever reached.
In July, as we lately showred, a small
temporary increase began ; this has now ceased, and the'
tide of contraction is

once more

setting in.

With

many

prophets there would be no difficulty in
predicting the sad fate which contraction must inevitably
bring on the trade and commerce of France. Stringency
of the severest kind, disasters of appalling magnitude
and frequency mark the course of currency contraction as
these men imagine it.
\?
of

our

currency

From the

fact

*

that such

evils have

contraction has been conducted under bad
•

come

when

In June the lowest

five per cent.

pojnt wa$ Struck, the currency having been gradually
reduced to $495,000,000. The rate of interest had then
fallen to 4 per cent. This was not all. The money mar¬
ket was in a condition of growing ease during the whole
period in which this movement of severe contraction was
going on, and the monetary ease has continued without
interruption to the present time.
So much is this the case that our contemporary, the
Economise Francais, demands that
shall be reduced from 4 to

3£

or

the rate of interest

3 per cent.

This de¬

supported by the fact that money is abundant,
commercial paper being taken at 2£ to 3 per cent, and

mand is

bankers’ paper

PREVALENT FALLACIES ABOUT SPECIE PAYMENTS.

was

2f per cent.

In view of this plethora of

capital, there is no reason, says the intelligent authority
before us, why the rate of discount in France should be
maintained at 1 per cent above that of the Bank of Eng¬
land. He adds that the coin reserves of the Bank of
France, the general state of trade, and the influx
of the precious metals, all prove that a reduction of the
rate is not only safe but expedient, and even necessary.
These points he argues as follows:
The strong situation of the Bank of France sheet, the general
state of

trade, the

ease

of the money market, and the importa¬
for a fall

tions of the precious metals, all indicate the necessity
in the rate of discount.
The bank reserve of cash has

increased

months by 435 millions of francs, while
by 330 millions, and is now less than
tlie double of the cash, so that even without the protection of
the legal tender law of 1870 the proportion is sufficient to permit
of a moderate rate of discount.
The diminution in the com¬
mercial bills held by the bank during the same period—from
1,130 millions to 65Q—is sufficient to show the stagnation in trade
and the necessity for some measure of relief. At the same time
the general rate of the capitalization of securities has decreased,
the contango in operations on the Bourse has diminished, the
Treasury has reduced the rate of interest on its bonds, and the
banking companies that on deposits, while trade alone has had
none of its burdens lightened.
Europe, the writer says, is no
longer disquieted by any financial danger; four causes con¬
tributed to the shocks suffered within the last two years by the
Bank of England, and of which the effects were felt on all the
the European markets—the payment of the French indemnity,
which was connected with the monetary transformation in Ger¬
many ; the American crisis; the necessity for the Bank of France
to reconstitute its reserve by withdrawing gold from the Bank of
England ; and, lastly, the deficient crops and the exportations of
gold, which were the consequence. None of those causes now
exist; the French indemnity is paid and the German monetary
transformation is terminated, the American crisis is at an end,th^
reserve of the Bank of France is reconstituted, and the crops are
everywhere excellent. No movements of the precious metals of
a magnitude to cause perturbation in the European markets
are
therefore to be feared, and the Bank of France might without
danger reduce its rate to 3| or 3 per cent.
Other fallacies quite as common as that which holds

during the last

seven

the circulation is reduced

contraction to be the sure cause

of stringency, may also

by the facts of the French experiment as they
developing themselves. In this country many
suppose that if* gold were at par, or if it could

be refuted

legislation,
they infer that the same evils would come under sound persons
management and good legislation. Because a mischief by any means be even temporarily brought down to
has happened, before their eyes, these men expect it to within 5 per cent of par, specie payments would restore
happen again, although the circumstances and conditions themselves, and resumption would be an accomplished
make it impossible.
That contraction, badly managed, fact. In Russia this fallacy some years ago was exalted
brings monetary stringency every one knows; but that to the dignity of a “ policy,” and brought failure and dis¬
contraction, if timely and well managed, is quite com¬ aster in its train. The French, with that wonderful
patible with growing ease in the money market, is often sagacity which, if it formerly left their Military Bureau,
denied ; still the fact is undoubted. Experience offers seems now to preside over that of Finance, have not
abundant proofs, and-history numerous instances, in cpr- fallen into this blunder. Hold during the. whole infla-




are

now

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Suppose a certain number of
comply with the
premium I r^ue6t, whfle bthets fio not, will not the banks do not reap equal
those who
in any of.their greatest crises, of financial pressure. ^ For
advantages with those who do
nearly two. years gold * lias been at par? JStiJl notwith<3d. What assurance will .the Nj^iohal. banks have as to the
\¥ f
Uj.iij, •) f 111 Jr} in-' ! 5
standing this, it has been found unsafe and impossible paying,bunk of thip five per cent uddition^l so advanced ; when
tion

2d.

*

has .never riitfn at. P.ari* to ,5 per .cent

era

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for the
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Bank of. France to
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resume.
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and even /: r/i\- the
now
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preliminaries to, specie payments are being arranged
withvthe most : anxious- care and watchful deliberation.
As an. instance, .we may refer to a circular just issued,
by the French Minister of Finance to the Assistant Tieasf
urers
in ;the Departments. These officials, and the
cashiers, who are their subordinates* have for the last
four years been; obliged to make their, payments in
paper. All the coin received by them ip payment of
,

.

will

it

.

to be

ceasa

wanted ?

Tbe time of year is now

coming

enable them to move the
crops, and do the other necessary business of the country. 'The
amount locked up by this new call would be between seVpnteeib
and eighteen millions, an important amount at this season
year, ’fhere may be, and no doubt are, other reasons; but these
are the most prominent ones which occurred to my mind .io-c(ay
on reading your article.
Yours respectfully,
' ;V
Cincinnati, Sept. 21, 1874.
•
•;**’ Banker.7/'
A few words in reply to the above, may serve to bring

when

.

and other dues had to be sent to Paris

taxes

' m

,

where it was

they will want all their means to

point at issue more clearly.
place, while discussing this subject, we
should keep in mind the fact that an efficient system. ;of
redemption is in the opinion of all conservative men very
desirable..
It is the necessary first step toward' the
re-adjustment of our finances. Remembering this truth,,
and feeling its force, we shall be in a better condition to
weigh objections to the working of the present system*
and to lend our assistance to remedy whatever defects
may from time to time he developed.
No one could
rightly expect that a first trial would result in a perfect

out

1.

the real

In the first

deposited in the Bank of France and aided that institution
in accumulating its immense stock of specie.
The circu¬
lar to which we have referred abolishes this transfer of
coin from the departments to Paris, and authorizes the
treasurers-general and their cashiers to pay out gold coin
as they 'receive it.
Of course this circular is liable at
any time to be recalled.
Its appearance is perhaps to
be regarded as tentative.
So long as the legabtender
law of 1870 is unrepealed the payment of coin will be
optional both with the government and the people. It
.
.
is not improbable that a considerable further reduction system.
2. Hence, we are not surprised that Mr. Spinner ip' his
will be necessary' in the volume of the paper issues
efforts to organize and put into running order this
before specie payments can be definitely resumed, in
redemption machinery should meet with a difficulty
France.
unforeseen by the legislator ; and having met with it,
The; effect of this circular will be watched with
that he should call upon the banks to assist him. .Now,
the more interest from the failure of a somewhat similar
if we are really in favor of redemption, it does not
attempt by Mr. Richardson a few months ago. Our space
become us to be too critical, but to judge the Treasurer’s
precludes the further examination of the instructive facts
acts in a friendly spirit, assisting him so far as we
developed in connection with the indemnity payments have the
right and the ability to do it. That some
and the large addition which they caused to the paper
banks will not make the required deposit, but will have
circulation of France.
Ever since the disastrous ex¬
the advantage of our deposit, even if it should prove to
plosion of the assignats in the last century, France has
be the fact, ought not to deter us or influence our act in
had a profound dread of paper money.
Her late the
least; for, we are supposed to he in that frame of
efforts to avoid its worst evils have been singularly suc¬
mind which would lead us to make a sacrifice, and even
cessful. Whether her triumph will be permanent in this
run some risk, to secure an end so desirable. * As, how¬
difficult 'struggle, which has been so costly and so
ever, this money, when deposited, continues to be a part
ruinous to other nations, remains to be seen..
of the required reserve, we do not see how any bank is
injured or its resources crippled by complying with, Mr.
MR. SPINNER AND TO REDEMPTION BUREAU.,
Spinner’s request, which compliance appears to be
We very willingly insert the following communication.
Are
necessary for the success of the present effort.
It is only fair to ourselves, however, to say that the arti¬
we willing then to withhold the aid asked* because for¬
cle, which is criticized, in no manner reflected on the sooth some other bank may not join us, when that aid
banks for not complying with the request of the Treas¬
may be vital ?
Our object was simply to suggest that such a com¬
urer.
3. But our correspondent in substance states that the
pliance would, in our opinion, be wise. Nor did we law does not authorize this second deposit, and the Bank
-

.

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.

attempt to present or answer every objection which might
raised, and hence our correspondent’s communication
is a very suitable supplement to that article ’
Editors of Financial Chronicle :
'
be

Your article in last

week’s Financial Chronicle reflects

the National banks for not complying with Trea«Spinner’s circular requesting them to deposit with him a
second five per cent on their circulation, to enable him to keep

somewhat upon
urer

his

new

Bureau in motion.

You state two

objections which have influenced the banks in

their

decision, or which, at any rate, prevented their complying
with his wishes, and call them “ illogical” I will endeavor to
present one or two other reasons which are not “ illogical.”

officer will

run

a

great risk

banks in Cincinnati ever

in making it. ' Have not the

advanced anything to the State

unexpected emergency when
there was no law authorizing the loan? In NeW York
State a similar act has been done many times by Some
one or more of our banks ; and it was not considered a
risk, because when we elect officers and give them work
to do, we expect them to supply such temporary deficien¬
cies of legislation, as may be necessary to keep
the machinery running.
In this case Congress has
officers of Ohio to meet an

the Treasurer to
That officer has

organize a Redemption
done it ^ but how unex¬

finds that

directed

the new system does not

Bureau.
haying been strictly complied with, what protec
tion will the National banks now have if they, on their own pectedly he
as
more
responsibility, deposit any farther amount with the- Treasurer, run smoothly, he will temporarily
merely to assist him in making his returns more promptly than or the law must remain inoperative until Congress
he is now able to do ? Suppose some of the money sent for this
In his name as Treasurer of the United States he
purpose is lost, stolen or what hot, by anybody either in or out
banks under these circumstances to help
of the office—such things have been and may be again,?—will the
United States then have to make good an amount deposited with¬ really he that any Bank
advance tins asked for ? He must be
out any law which noio exists ? I think, noU
y>j- ..
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•>,[ F„
1st. The law




need

funds,
meets.

asks the
him. Can it

x

,

officer is afraid to make* the
timid)* indeed, if
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308
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obligation to return that money, should prices of wheat cannot, therefore, be attributed to an ad¬
They
verse turn of affairs in either of these particulars.
he comply with such a request, would be any less sacred
are rather the result partly of anticipated oversupply, and
in the eyes of the Government or the people than the
first deposit. In either case the bank could not sue the partly of the unsatisfactory returns of the trade for the

he fancies that the

and if the money was lost in transit, the past year. Dealers, and especially exporters, have encoun¬
tered severe losses from the almost unvarying decline in
Government’s liability for the first deposit would be very
doubtful as a legal question ; but for the return of the prices which has been going on since April; and they are
in no spirit to take hold of the new crop with vigor, until
second deposit the public faith and honor would be
pledged. We fail, therefore, to see the force of the they feel assured that the unsatisfactory experience of the
recent past will not be repeated in the early future.
objection, if made by one who is in favor of an efficient
We are told that the crops of wheat have been good in
system of bank redemption.
the Western and Middle States, in California, in Great
Britain, and in the western part of the Continent of
MOVEMENT OF BREADSTUFFS.
Europe. A decline in the English markets equal to 18c.
LCOMMUKICATID.l
Government ;

Editors

Two weeks since you

published

an

article with regard

general movement of breadstuffs, taking occasion
question the wisdom of holding back our supplies, as
is now being done.
We look at this matter from a some¬
what different standpoint, and reach a different result ;
and with your permission would like to present our views
to your readers—not so much as a criticism on the article
you published, as a statement of a few of the practical
points in the problem.
The present and probable future position of the prin¬
cipal articles of Breadstuffs—in which we include wheat
flour, wheat and Indian corn,—are just now the objects
of much solicitude. This is, indeed, always the case, but
especially is it so at the beginning of a new crop-year.
The leading statistical facts affecting the market show
wide differences between the present time and one year
ago ; to present these differences to the glance of the
reader, we subjoin the annexed statement:

to

the

to

COMPARATIVE

STATEMENT

01*

RECEIPTS, 8TOCK8, EXPORTS,

AND PRICES OP

FLOUR, WHEAT AND CORN.

Receipts at principal Western markets since
Flour, hbls
Wheat, bush
Corn, bush
.'.
Visible supply of wheat, bush., Sept. 12
do
corn, bush
Stock of wheat in New
do

corn

Kxports from fire

495,775
9,536,487
6,545,832

8,875,474
6,435,451

1,015,581

York, bush.....

do

in

1874.

Aug. 1—

1873.

528,371
11,210,062
11,936,631

7,930,822

13,264,388

69,597

1,827,385

2,288,270

140,391
6,802,369
’.... 3,384,176

159,215
5,477 672
4,879,787

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principal North Atlantic ports since

August 1—

Flour, bbls
Wheat, bush
Corn, bush

Opening prices—

freights—Grain by steam to Liverpool

This is

a

very

striking exhibit.

out the crop.

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apprehend any great falling off in
the export demand for flour and wheat, so long as moder¬
ate prices rule at the seaboard markets.
London has
been a large and regular buyer for more than a year, and
the quality of some of the stock that she has been get¬
ting has been such as to commend our productions; and
the lower rates of ocean freights—about fifteen cents
We

see no reason

to

$6 85®7 20 per bushel—will, by reducing the cost of laying down
1 60@1 65 on the other side, in conjunction with the lower prices in
65® 66
4fc®4J£d. ' 12@125£d. this market, serve as a stimulus to the export movement.
shows a marked The decline in Liverpool has been much more decided

$5 10®5 40
1 18®119
95® 97

Flour, extra State, per bbl
Wheat, No. 2 Spring, per bush
Corn, prime mixed, per bush
Ocean

bushel has been caused by these reports.
But, admitting that the crops of 1874 have resulted as
above stated, there is reason to think that some recovery
of prices may be anticipated.
The American wheat
grower is a very independent person. Does he owe any
sum of money ?
Very well, he is “ good for it,” and will
pay when his crops are sold, and will not sell till prices
are satisfactory ; his creditors may wait, and even his
taxes lie over.
The West has undoubtedly raised a good
crop of spring wheat.
The weather has been excellent
for securing it and getting it into condition for the mar¬
ket; and yet, last week the deliveries were only about one
and a half million bushels, against little less than four mil¬
lion bushels for the corresponding week of 1873.
Prices
have not been satisfactory.
This spirit was seen in corn
in 1873.
The crop of 1872 was very large, and the quo¬
tation in this market declined to fifty cents per bushel
and below, which would not pay the cost of marketing
it from the trans-Mississippi States.
Not till the higher
prices of the past few months were reached, was any
considerable portion of the corn crop of 1872 marketed,
when it came in with the copy of 1873.
So, apparently,
will it be with the wheat crop of 1874 ; the indications
now are thaq. higher prices will be necessary to bring

per

Financial Chronicle :

of Commercial and

It

than in Chicago, the lower cost of transportation having
falling off in the receipts of flour and wheat at the West,
It is
and a slight increase in the exports of wheat ; ocean so much reduced the cost of laying down there.
also to be considered that the consumption of bread may
freights are scarcely more than one-third as much as a
be greatly increased by its comparative cheapness, espe¬
year ago, and yet prices show a decline of fully twentyfive per cent; that is, current prices are not more than cially with reference to the much greater cost of meats.
As to the price of Indian corn, it exhibits the natural
seventy-five per cent of those current one year ago.
from extreme depression. Compared with wheat,
This may be ascribed in part to the exceedingly small reaction
stocks of wheat in this market last September, for we it is now as much too high as it was one year ago too
low. No doubt a considerable portion of the crop of
find that at this date a year ago, when No. 2 Milwaukee
1874 has been injured by drought, for corn does not well
was selling at $1 66 on the spot, it brought no more than
withstand dry weather.
Stocks are nowhere large,
$1 55 for October ; but even the lower figure is a large
receipts are comparatively small, the export not greatly
advance over that now currents
This decline cannot be ascribed to excessive stocks, for reduced, other articles of feed are fully as high, and
the visible supply is but little larger than a year ago ; nothing favors any considerable reduction in price. Still,
it must be observed, that in the item of Corn Meal, the
nor can it be ascribed to excessive supplies, for the
receipts of wheat at the West the past fortnight have high prices cut down the export more than one-half.
Mills have already stopped on this account.
not been equal to a single week in September, 1873 ;
Yours,
Breadstuffs.
there is at the same time an increase in exports and a
New York, Sept. 16.
marked decline in ocean freights, and hence the lower




*

,

September 26, 1874.]
.

.Cateat ftlaiietarg anir

CHRONICLE.

THE

Advices from Paris state that the money market

dammercial (Sugltal) Nems

AT LATEST DATES.

EXCHANGE ON LONDON.

Annexed is

TIMS.

-

LATEST

BATS.

I|
;!

Amsterdam..
Antwerp

short.’
3 months.

Hamburg

20.66
25.40
short.
25.15
3 months. 11.20

Paris
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Frankfort
St.

32

Petersburg

Cadiz
Lisbon
Milan...

.

Genoa

@20.71
@25.50
@25.25
@11.25

England, the Bank

rate of

:

1870.

Sept. 11.

3

1

44

109!70

mos.

44

44

6.23%
119%
33%

short,
3

mos.

Aug. 8.
Aug. 7.
Aug. 14.

Bahia
Buenos Ayres..

Valparaiso...

60
90

days.

1878.

1874.

of notes and

13,483,302

14,423,619

11,611,718

11.745,772

13,177,780

Coin and bullion in
both departments
21,617,952 24,153,814 22.665,578 24,018,705 23,244,107
Bank-rate
2 p. c.
3 p. c.
8 p. c.
3 p. C
3% p. c.
Consols
92%d.
93%d.
92%d
92%d.
92* d.
English wheat
48s. Id.
56s. 6d.
57s. 5d.
63s. 4d.
49s. 9d.
Mid. Upland cotton
715-l6d.
9%d. 10 3-16d.
9%d.
No.40 mule yarn fair 2d
Is. 3d.
Is. 0%d
quality
Is. l%d. la. 2%d.
ls.lXd.
Clearing House return. 63,887,000 84.468.000 94,479,000 92,852,000 98,659.000

$4 84 per £.
25% @25%

days.

1872.

'

coin

Sept. 11.

1871.

Circulation, including
£
£
£
£
£
bank post bills
23,064,650 25.297,965 26,530.760 26,291.149 26,887,394
Public deposits
5,943,645
6,035,582
8,601,887
6,902,138
4.753,629
Other deposits
19,546,144 20,129,518 20,323,631 22,178.396 18,874,448
Government securities. 12,483 399 13,970,005 13,356,411 18,258.409 13,531,876
Other securities
18,762,395 16.433,792 22,751,022 21,454,076 17,030,846
Reserve

..

25%

4S%

...

Pernambuco.
Montevideo..

Aug. 9.
60

Bombay

ls.9%d@ls. 10 d
is.9%d@ls.
48,0Xd.

ys.

Calcutta

Hong Kong..

Shanghai

58. 7d.

90

days

Sept. 10.
Sept. 7.
Sept. 10.
Sept. 5.
Aug. 29.

6

mos.

25%
Is. 10

44

5^-16c?.

Is. 10 5-16c/.

4b

There has been

5s. 8%d.

44

50%

Alexandria...

[From

correspondent.]

our own

demand for

gold for export, and the greater
portion of the supply received from Australia, amounting to
£580,000, has been sent into the Bank. Silver has been dull, and
the tendency of prices has been downwards; but Mexican dollars
in the absence of fresh supplies, are unaltered in value.
The fol¬
lowing prices of bullion are from Messrs. Pixley & Co.’s circular:

4s. \%d.

•
#

44

4s.0%tf.

...

London, Saturday, Sept. 12, 1874.
The Bank return, which pointed last week to dearer money, is
of an opposite character this week/and there is no\^ less reason
to believe in higher rates of discount.
The total of “ other securi¬
*,

ties” shows

a

four previous years

@28.15

Naples....
New Vork
Rio de Janeiro

Penang
Singapore

3 mos.
short.

4<

*

@28.15
@28.15

28.05

11.93
25.18
20.36
25.17

44

11-16@13-16
48%@i8%
52%@52%

90 days.
3 months. 28.05
28.05

RATE.

short.

Sept li.
44

120# @120%

...

TIME.

DATE.

statement

showing the present position of the Bank,
discount, the price of Consols,
the average quotation for English wheat, the
price of Middling
Upland cotton, of No. 40 Mule yam fair second quality,
and the Bankers’
Clearing House return, compared with the
of

on

shows increased

commercial drafts being taken at 2$ to 3, and bankers’ ditto
at 2£ per cent. A reduction in the Bank of France rate of discount
from 4 to 3 per cent is anticipated.
ease,

RATES OF EXCHANGE AT LONDON, AND ON LONDON
EXCHANGE AT LONDON—
SEPTEMBER 11.

309

no

GOLD.

Bar Gold
Bai Gold, fine—
Bar Gold, reflnable

s.
8.
d.
8. d.
77 9 @ ...
77 9 @ ....
77 11 @

per oz. standard.
per oz standard,
per oz. standard.
per oz.
per oz
peroz..

....

unexpected diminution of £566,730, being only Spanish Doubloons
@
South American Doubloons
@
£17,030,846 against £21,454,076 last year, and £22,751,022 in 1872. United States Gold Coin
76 3%@
The supply of bullion has also been augmented by £260,430, and
SILVER.
8.
d.
s. d.
the reserve of notes and coin by £519,470. During the week Bar Silver, Fine
4 9 15-16@
per oz. standard, last price.
Bar
4
containing 5 grs. Gold.per oz. do.
do.
10%@ 4 10%
£434,000, consisting chiefly of Australian gold, had been sent into FineSilver, Silver
Cake
peroz.
the Bank, so that the agricultural community and tourists are Mexican Dollars
4
per oz., Inst price.
8%@
Spanish Dollars (Carolus)
per oz..none here.
still absorbing a laige quantity of coin.
Though changes in the Five Franc Pieces
4 11*® 4,11%
per oz.. none here.
money market very frequently occur now with unexpected rapid¬
The Continental exchanges have not materially varied, but the
ity, there is not any reason to believe in dearer money at present. tendency has been more favorable.
Still the autumn demand will, it is anticipated, be good, and
On the Stock Exchange business has been very
quiet; but
rather higher rates of discount are looked forward to.
The pro
money being easy, the tendency of prices lias been favorable.
portion of reserve to liabilities at the Bank, which was last week The traffic receipts
of nearly all our railway companies for last
nearly 46£ per cent, is now rather more than 48f per cent.
week were very favorable, there being a considerable increase,
The supply of money seeking employment in the discount
even compared with the
heavy receipts of last year. The total
market has somewhat increased, and there has been no
activity was £1,175,917 on 14,531 miles, against £1,142,806 last year, on
in the demand for accommodation. The changes in the rates of
14,425 miles ; showing an increase of £33,111, and of 106 miles.
discount have been unimportant, but the tendency has been down,
The value of railway securities is, therefore, improving, and a
wards, and in some instances the best bills have been taken at further advance is
anticipated as soon as the public attend more
2$ per cent. The quotations for bills having various periods to to business, which, it is
expected will be toward the end of the
an

....

....

....

..

....

run are now as

follows:

month.
Per cent.
3

Bank rate

Open-market rates:
30 and 60 days’ bills

bqis

2%@3
3 @3#
4 and 0 months’ trade bills. b%@4

The

following are the rates of interest allowed
stock banks and discount houses for deposits :
Jointstockbanks
Discount houses at call
Discount houses with 7 days’ notice
Discount houses with 14 days’notice...

The rates of discount at the
Bank

Open

Paris
Amsterdam

Hamburg

..

2%@
2%@....

...

..

I

per cent, per cent,
4
2%@3

j

8*

4

I

5%
3%

I Bremen

Frankfort
Viennaand Trieste....
Madrid, Cadiz and Bar¬

3%

2%
2*
2%

5

5

celona
Lisbon and Oporto....

6
7

Turin, Florence

Antwerp
Leipzig

1 Genoa

1

5%

3%

and

Rome

!

Open

rate, market
per cent, per cent.

St. Petersburg
Brussels

3%

..

Berlin

Bank
.

New York.

5

4

6
4

4%

5%
3*
4%

5

4%

5@0

The Paris

correspondent of the Economist says that another
step towards the resumption of specie payments in France has
been taken. On the establishment of the forced currency the
Treasurers-General in the departments and the cashiers under
their orders received instructions from the Government
and remit to the

a

heavy fall, the tendency

has also improved, a steady demand for
having prevailed.
The closing prices of consols apd the principal American secu¬
rities at to-day’s market were as follows :

'investment

are as fol¬

.

I

rate, market.

bonds, which have experienced

funded five per cents

Per cent
2 @....
2 @.

"

gage

has, on the whole, been favorable. Erie shares are somewhat
firmer, and the value of United States Five-Twenties, and of the

by the joint.

leading cities abrond

lows:

American railroad bonds have continued to attract atten¬

tion, and with the exception of -Milwaukee & St. Paul first mort¬

4 months’ bank bills
6 months’bank bills

2%@2%
2%,

‘

3 mouths’

Per cent

to reserve

Sept. 12.
92% @ 92%

Consols.
6 Lnited States
5-20 years
6
Do
6
Do
6
Do
6
Do
6
Do 1867, *371.346,350
5
Do
5
Do funded
5
Do 10-10
6 Louisiana, old
6
Do
new
8
Do
levee

Do
do
8
Do
6
do
5 Massachusetts
5
'
Do
5
Do
5
Do
5
Do
5
Do
5
6

Virginia stock.
Do

1881

110

1682

104%@lu5%
....@

1834
1885
,

1885

iss. to Feb. 27,’69.1887
1874
1881

...1904

@111
.

..

103%@109%
107

@ 08

1U9%@109%
...

@

Sept. 5.
92%@

....

110

....

@111
104;* @105*
.(@
...

107% @108%

ll>9%@109%
...@

104%@105

1U4

!04

@105

....@
....@
20 @ 30
25 @ 85
97 @ 99
98 @100

...

1888
1894
1900
1889
1891
1891

....

104%@105

...

1875

....

108^@109X

98
96
96

96
40
30
46

@100
@
@
@
@
@

93
98
98
45
40

@;05
•

@

...

.@
25 @ 35
25 @ 35
97 @ 99

..

98
98
96
96
96
40
30
46

(GO 100

@100
@ 98
@ 98

@ 98
@ 45
@ 40

Do
New funded
1905
@ 48
Treasury all the coin received by them, and to 6
@ 48
make all their payments in paper.
The trade of the country has remained quiet, the principal
The specie thus received was
paid into the Treasury account at the Bank of France, and aided exception being the woollen trade, which continues to enjoy con¬
in a great measure to reconstitute the stock of specie. The siderable prosperity. Although
over 150,000 bales of wool have
restriction was first removed in so far as it concerned silver coin,
already been disposed of at the public sales of colonial descriptions
and a circular abolishing it entirely has now been issued by the which are now in progress in this city, the demand is still
very
Ministry of Finance, which authorizes its agents to use in their spirited, both English and French buyers being large purchasers
of most desciiptions.
payments gold coin of any kind without reservp.
Seven and eight thousand bales are offered




of at satisfactory prices. Our im¬
months of the year amounted to
lbs., against 254,474,346 lbs. last
year, and 250,650,013 lbs. in 1872.
The Board of Trade returns for August appear unfavorable,
there being a large decrease in the value of our exports. This,
however, is chiefly due to the recent considerable fall which has
taken place in prices. Annexed are the particulars:
daily, and they are all disposed
ports of wool in the past eight
the heavy total of 275,073,296

In
In

In August
In eight months

243781

The

imports of cereals into the
September 1 to August 31 in each of
£20,503,756 given as follows:
1871-2.

[£22.657,334

159,477,032
following were the quantities of cotton manufactured piece
exported in August, compared with the corresponding

goods
period in the two preceeding years :

6,501,300

1,671,100
2.927,200

2,886.920
8,905,800
11,294,190
950,800

•

8,644,000

4,261,700

9,461,200

1,729,600
3,303,7o0

25,081,300
774.500

.

2,815,000

To .Japan
To Java
To Philippine Islands
To Gibraltar
To Malta
To British North America
To British West India Islands and
Guiana
To British possessions in South Africa.
To British India—

1,926,700

798,200

495,000

501,400

3,187,500
2,621,700
8,875,150

2,461.800
2,569,7 0
9 516,400

2,910,700

3,968,000

24,877,050
4,992,200
61,601,044
9,855,600
3,936,h00

23,431,30(1

Bombay

3,271,100

Madras

61,417,300

Bengal

11,280,000

Straits Settlements

1,815,300

Ceylon

1.883,700
16,573,783

2,239,900

2,425,100
13,824,800

To Australia
To other countries

2,271,800
19,701,900
4,137,200
53,478.000
7,577,440
2,012,100

2,573,100

2,294,900

13,223,619

200,715,606
84,217,365

218.221,870

Total unbleached or bleached
225,043,200
Total printed, dyea, or colored
Total of mixed materials, cotton pre¬

91,519,903

103,783,560

33,335,035

85,575,864

United Kingdom from
the three last seasons are
1873-4.

1872-3.

12,106,209

Peas
Beans
Indian corn
Flour

12,893,196

8,542,091

12,463,599

11,132,654
1,474.183

22,706,665
3.252,319

Oats

21,661,425
6,602,898

1,453,156
2,810,695

3,'309.821

shown in

as

the^following summary]:

“

U. S. 6s

(5-20s,)1865,old.. 108#

“

“

92#
92#
108#
109#
104#
104#

92%

account

109%

1867

104#
.104#

U. S. 10-408
New 5s

Tbs quotations

Tues.
'

Thur. *

Wed.

92#
92#
108#
109#
104#
104#

Mon.

92#
92#
10S#
109#
101#
104#

for United States 6s

Fri.

92#
92#
108#
109#
104#
104#

92#
92#
108#
109#
104#
104#

(1862) at Frankfort were:

98#
98#
Liverpool Cotton Market.—See special report of cotton.

[T. S. 6s(5-20s) 1862

98#

98#

....

....

Liverpool Breadstufts Market.—Breadstuff’s
wheat, and Is. 3d. higher on corn.

are

dull; lower

on

Mon.

sat.
s.

d.
23 6
8 9

d.

8.

Flour (Western)
$ bbl
Wheat (Red W’n. spr)..^ ctl

23 6
8 9
“90
(Red Winter)
(Cal. White club) “ 10 7
(West. m’d)$ quarter 36 3

“

“

Corn

Peas(Canadian). .$ Quarter 46

9, 0
10 7
36 6
46 0
.

0

Tues.
s.
d.
23 6
8 7

9
10
36
46

0
4
9
0

Thur.
d.
23 6
8 7
9 0
10 4

Wed.
8. d.
23 6

8.

7
0
4
0

8
9
10
37
46

6
0

37

4S

0

1,360,368

1,581.809

1,716,590

.*

2,598.581

20,040,354
6,408,057

London

Liverpool Provisions Market.—Beef has declined
pork is juoted at an advance of 6d.
311,323,587
286,293,359
330,513,350
Total
Wed.
Toes.
Mon.
Sat.
8.
d.
d.
s.
s.
d.
d.
8.
In the corn trade rather a firmer tone has been apparent, but
92 6
92 6
93 0
94 0
Beef (mess) new $ tee
millers have been operating more cautiously, and only in a few Pork (mess) new^bbl...
77 6
77 6
77 6
77 6
51 0
54 0
54 0
Bacon (long cl. mid.)$ cwt 5i 0
instances has any improvement in prices been established. The
67 0
67 0
67 0
67 0
Lard (American)....
“
63 9
63 9
63 9
63 9
millers believe in fact in liberal supplies, and do not at present Cheese(Amer’n fine) “
dominating

43,598,82*

46,574,152

12.089,933
1 086,325

Barley

4,581,800

4,193,900
1,769.300
26,925,200
1,244,200
2,772.800
1,337,000
2,534.000
1,291,000
8,857,300
2,741,100

4,118,300
2,876,500

35,575,500

4,248,572

39,070,990

cwt.

Wheat

10,803,600 during the past week.
14,523,950
sat.
1,499,400 Consols for money
92#

13,414,400

8,282,700
2.205,600

Hong Kong

,

10,026.000

3,021,000
4,702,100

708,540
5,891,511

Money and Stock Market.—American securities have
ruled tolerably steady, closing £ off on 10-40s.
5,953,000
5,729,300
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased £49,00^

2,007,500
8.132,600

2,056.400
6.629,400

16,724,000

Argentine Republic

To Chili
To Peru
To China and

27,028,100
10,524,200

24,224,298
28,085,380

21,580,000
21,895,630

Uruguay

4,161,200

515,1094

783,546
4,264.413
4,011,338

5.528,200
9.286,966
Kiig'llwli market Report*—Per Cable.
4,598,520
The daily closing quotations in the markets of London and Liver5,347,400
1,343,500
3 914,400 pool for the past week have been reported by submarine telegraph

5,166,208
7,101,424
4,906,400
6,327,220
1,074.600
2,826,300

5,916,300

....

1874.

4.359.044

2,837,900
7,477,660

Granada)

To Brazil
To

"

1873.

8,226,700

To Germany
Yards
To Holland
To France
To Portugal, Azores, and Madeira
To Italy
To Austrian territories
......
To Greece........
To Turkey
To E<rypt
'.
To West Coast of Africa
To United States
To Foreign West Indies
To Mexico
To United States of Colombia (New

To

171,401,295

1872.

The

2,704,677
3,613,551

369,304

28,515,103

Total

£32,433,286
252,338,596

£29,984,506
245,970,964

£29,971.530
235,30&,445
EXTORTS.
£24,557,502
107,166,636

August
eight months

2,867,000
248,492
801,211
5,530,183
1,910.983

com

1874.

£17,893.904

£17,784,029
2,624,178
3,198,227

3,205,631

Barley

pro¬

and the last two
1873.

1872.

*£13,951,603

Wheat

1874.

1873.

eight months of the present

years

IMPORT8.

1872.

importations of cereal

value of our

official estimate of the

duce in the past

Oats
Peas
Beans
Indian
Flour

$8,l&tj.

[September

CHRONICLE.

THE

810

B ri.
d.
23 6

s.

6

8

10
10 4
37 6
46 0

8

Is. 6i., while

.>

Thnr.
s. d.
92

Fri.
s.

d.

92

6

78

0

51
67

0

54
67

6
6
0
0

63

9

63

77

0
9

and spirits
perceive the necessity of acquiring large stocks. They have,
Liverpool Produce Market.--Common rosin is 3d.,
however, augmented their purchases [of late, but this was to be petroleum Id. lower ; tallow and spirits turpentine are higher.
Thur.
Frl.
Wed.
Tues.
Mon.
Sat.
expected after so heavy a fall in prices. The average quotations
d.
8.
d.
s.
8. d.
s. d.
8.
d.
8. d.
for English wheat, barley, and oats in England and Wales for
6 0
6 0
6
0
6
0
6
3
6
3
Rosin (common)... $ cwt..
18 Q
18 0
18 0
18 0
18 0
18 0
fine
“
last week compared with the four previous years were as follows:
9#
9#
9#
9#
9#
9#
~

“

Wheat

Barley

9

49

..41
...29

Oats

0
2

57
36

56
35
26

5

4
5

23

1870.
s. d.
49 1
36 2

6

t
0

Petroleum(rcflnod).... $ gal

25 9

1871.
8. d.

1872.
s. d.

1873.
8. d.
63 4
42 5
27 1

1874.
s
d.

Spirits turpentine
London Produce

is now
quantity of wheat afloat to the United Kingdom
estimated at G45,980 quarters, against 678,490 quarters last year.
The following is *an abstract of the Agricultural Returns of

The

Great Britain for

1874

2,287,983

1873...

1874

over

1872...

—47,930

xt41,683
or

43 p. c.

or

0 9 p. c.

1872.
1873.
1874

or

63,278
65,824

1*2 p. c.

—79,860

x5,746

or 3’0 p. c.

or

—2,546

or 4 p. c.

or

—109,470'

—3,987

—43,660

7’7 p. c. or 6 8 p.c.

25TU JUNE.

BRITAIN UPON
Sheep*
No.

No.

27,921,507

2,771,749

29,427,6:35
30,313,949
DECREASE (—),

2,422,834

6,125,505
(X)

OR

xl60,956

1873

or 2

7 p. c.

x50u,51l

1874 over 1872..
or

89 p.c.

x850,314

or 3

0 p. c.

x2.392,442‘

or

86 p. c.

Pigs.

2,500,25q

—77,425
or

33 p. c.

—343,915
or

1’3 p. c.

According to the official returns we imported 27,591,363 cwt.
of wheat in the eight months ending August 31, 1874, against
27,744,135 cwt. in the corresponding period last year, the receipts
from the United States being as much as 16,158,390 cwt. against
11,754,806 cwt. last year. Of flour the importations were 4,472,593 cwt.




quoted at

against 4,268,796 cwt.

an

0

1

6
0
0

40
37

0
6
0
6

1
40
37
26

0

1

6

1
40
37
26

0
6
ft

40
37

0

0
6
0
6

0

11
41
37
26

0
0
6

oil

advance on the opening prices.
Tues.
£ a. d.

Wed.
Thur.
Frl.
£ 8. d. £ 8. d. £ 8. d.

0r 11 10 0 11 10 0
0
57 0
57 0

11 10 0 11 10 0 11 10 0
57 0
57 0
57 0

Mon.
£ s. d.

Sat.

£

s.

c’ke(obi). 18 tu 11 10
57

Sugar(No.l2D’ch std)

spot, $ cwt
26
# tunirs 0
29 15
Whale oil
“
“
Linseed oil..
26 9
on

Sperm oil

..

d.

6

26 6

26 6

27 0

27 0

27 0

0 103 0 0 103 0 0 103 0 0 103 0 0 103 0 0
0 29 15 0 29 15 0 29 15 0 29 15 0 29 15 0
0 26 9 0 27 0 0 27 3 0 27 6 0 27 6 0

COAIV1ERCIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

NEWS.

13 p. c. or 4 0 p.c.

OP LIVE STOCK IN GREAT
Cattle.
No.

INCREASE
over

514,682
520,428

5,624 994
5.964,549

TOTAL NUMBER

1874

23 p. c.

—28.384

x33,106
or

61,927

(X) OR DECREASE (—).

INCREASE
over

Acres.

561.088

2,705,837
2,616.227
2,596,367

2,316.332
2,335,913

3,598,957
3,490,380
3,632,063

Hops.

Acres..

Acres.

Acres.

Acre?.

1874

are

1
40
37
25

26
6
6
26
“
and Oil Markets.—Sugar and linseed

Linseed (Calcutta)....

GREAT BRITAIN UNDER
Potatoes.
Oats.

Barley.

Wheat.

“

Cloversecd (Am. red)..

Lins’d

:

EXTENT or LAND IN

...

(spirits)
“
TallowfAmericanj...$ cwt.

in 1873. The following is an

Imports and Exports for the Week.—The imports this
‘week show an increase in dry goods and a decrease in general

The total imports amount to $6,669,953 this
week, against $6,953,507 last week, and $6,771,208 the previous
week. The exports are $4,354,724 this week, against $4,591,531

merchandise.

last week,

and $5,907,998 the previous

week. The exports of

the past week were 3,936 bales, against 1,082 bales last
week. The following are the imports at New York for week
ending (for dry goods) Sept. 17, and for the week ending (for'

cotton

general merchandise) Sept. 18:
F0RE13N IMPORTS AT NEW YORK

Dry goods
General merchandise...
Total for the week..
Previously reported....-

Since Jan. 1

$3,477,944
5,031,355

YOB THE WEEK.

1872.

1871.

'

1873.

1874.

$3,250,871

$2,845,146
3,928,700

$2,431,288

$6,773,846
296,822,266

$6,669,952
288,767,663

5,820,728

$8,509,299

$9,071,599

281,845,943

324,616,160

$290,355,242

$333,687,759

4,238,664

$303,596,112 $295,437,515

L

September 20, 1874 j

THE CHRONICLE.

In our report of tlie dry goods trade will be found tlie
imports of May 9 409,530,800
May 16 392,980,600
dry goods for one week later.
May 23.. 393,073,000
The following is a statement of the
exports (exclusive of specie) June 6.. 392,719,000
from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week
13.
ending June 20 392,857,500
June
Sept. 22:
392,863,500
..
.

.

June 27. 392,016,200

EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK FOR THE WEEK.

1871.

For the week

Previously reported..

.

1872.

$5,232,676
168,456,377

1873.

$6,501,318
202,171,969

$4,860,213

161,786,682

1874.

$.4,354,724
208,359,021

Since Jan. 1
$173,689,053 $166,646,895 $208,673,287 $212,713,745
The following will show the exports of
specie from the port of
New York for the week ending Sept.
19, 1874, and since the

beginning of the

year,

date in previous

years :

with

Sept. 17— Str. Cuba
Sept. 17—Str. Frisia
Sept. 19—Str. Parthia

a

comparison lor the

corresponding

Liverpool
‘Silver bars
Hamburg... .Silver burs

$73,722

Liverpool... Silver bars

262,165

61,296

Total for the week

Sept. 16—Str. Etna
Sept. 17--3chr. M. Reynolds
Sept. 17—Str. Crescent City
Sept. 10—Str. City of Merida

Oct. 4

347,840,038
347,919,518

41,494.472

during the past week have

Kingston
Porto Cabello

Silver
Gold
Gold
....Gold....

Havana

$512
513

1,060

Gold
Silver

Nassau

45,343
35,000

....

288

....

$82,716
4,614,254

1, 1874.

$4,696,970
$3,750,554
2,938 908

7,688,254

Same time in1870

$8,057,430

1869
1368

11,091.437

5,769,270

—We call attention to the notice of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company to holders of Income Bonds. The amount of these
bonds outstanding has been reduced below

$1,000,000, and the

daily exchanges are rapidly diminishing the balance. Those
bondholders who have not already converted tl eir Income
Bonds,
should consider the subject soon, as the time to which the
privi¬

lege of exchanging was extended (Oct. 1), is now near at hand.
The rate of exchange at present and
up to Oct. 1 is five Incomes
for six Sinking Fund Bonds.
—The Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
Company gives
notice through its treasurer, Mr. John N. Denison, that
proposals
will be received till Monday, October 5, directed to said Treasurer
in Boston, for the sale to the trustees of one hundred thousand
dollars of the “Seven per cent. Land Grant

Mortgage Bonds” of the
Company. These proposals will be received until Monday, October
5, at noon. Tlie land grant bonds of this Company are being
rapidly cancelled, and the success of the land department

Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
Nov. 29
Dec. 6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
Jan. 3
Jan.10
Jan. 17
Jan.24
Jan. 31
Feb. 7
Feb.14
Feb. 21
Feb. 28
March 7
March 14
March 21

348,191.900

348,229,680
348,350.949

348,420,225
348,444,659
348,536,499
848,630,134

•

funding arrangement that it is

important for the interests of all that the matter should be
settled speedily, and the road put in a
position, as it will be, to
go on and complete its connections and increase its traffic.
Among others, we are informed that a large number of foreign
bondholders has assented during the past week.
National Treasury.—The

following forms present a sum'
mary of certain weekly transactions at the National Treasury.
1.—Securities held by the U. S. Treasurer in trust for National
Banks and balance in the Treasury :
Week

Coin

For

ForU. S.
Circulation. Deposits.

ending
Sept. 27.. 392,610,800 15,750,000
Oct. 4.... 392,655,000 15,715.000
Oct. 11.. 392,711,000 15,665,000
Oct. 18.. 392,630,100 15,753,000
Oct. 25.. 392,689,000 15,873,000
Nov. 1.. 392.852.100
15,834,000
Nov. 8.. 392.910.100 15,884,000
Nov. 15.. 393,087,600 16,600,000

Nov. 22..
Nov. 29.. 393.215.900
Dec. 6.. 393.245.900
Dec. 13. 393.211.900
Dec. 30.. 393,241,200
Dec. 27.. 393,211,900
Jan. 3.. 392,985,900
Jan. 10.. 392.983,900
Jan. 17.. 392,515,900
Jan. 24.. 392,410,900
Jan. 81,. 392,494,300
Feb. 7.. 392,645.200
Feb. 14.. 392.740,200
Feb. 21.. 392,604,200
Feb. 28.. 392,515,950
March7.. 392,656,200
March 14

tificates
Currency, outst’d’e-.

408,360,800 84,026,280 14,751,988 34,225,.r00

408,370,000 81,430,060
408,376,000 80,082,107
408,383.100 80,552,863
408.562,000 81,868,513
408.686,100

4,689,256 34,142.710
4,348,676 30,948,4(0
3,215,239 29,147,460
3,164,530 29,147,400

408,794,100

79,081,477
79,936,397
81,820,000

3,548,514 28,558,680
3,298,661 29,037,080
3,250,000 28,850,000

83,256,940
84,759,929

556,099 30,117,500
568,175 31,309,200

409,687,600

16,611,000 409,826,900
16,611,000 409,856,900
16,536,000 409,747,900
16.515.200 409,756,400
16.365.200 409,580,100

85,970,440

693,602

30,037.800

1,525,478 32,850,800

85,360,430
85,867,361
85,949,553

4,871,996
3,765,405

409,156,400
408,950,400
408,824,400
403,781,150

84,565,085
80,689,404
86,580,377

4,976,886

16.245.200 408,901,400
392,773,200 16.245.200 409,018,400

84,246,933
80,240,743
87,817,545

3,234,362
3.002,629
2,730,408

87,360,169
86,801,529
87,835,628

4,086,12.4 37,176,100
3,781,554 35,613,500
3,658,803 34,931,100

16.360.200 409,346,100
16.860.200 409,344,100
16,360,100 408,876,000

16.360.200
16.320.200
16 511,200
16.210.200
16.220.200
16.265.200

16.270.200
392,909,100 16.535.200
April 4... 392,916,700 16.305.200
April 11. 392,970,700 16.465.200
April 18. 393,747,200 16.510.200
..

408,771,100
408.814.500

403,150,400
409,444,300
409,281,900
409,435,900
410,257,400

Aprils. 392,869,200 16,570,000 409,130,200




32,413,600
30,977,600
29,465,300
29.797 400

31,683,900

32,770,700
83;04»,100
33,500,000
32,795,600
31,889,800
30,773.600
29,010,040
28,770,240
28,864,640
28,545,040

1,116,800
1,247,000
1,187,000
1,050.000

1.486,880

978,800
845,600
786,800
812,800

1

186,800

2,469,500

694.000

23,200

616.800

2,285,000
1,688,5C0

647,200

686,400
859,600

998,800
889,600

348,583,468

860 000

410,000
485,200

348,618,605
348,586,000
348,695,954
348,334,389
348,571,869
349,071.057
348,977,883
349,081,083
349.086,208
849,059,558

770,000
1,105,609
1,055,000
1,054.200
1,196,300
326,9U0
353,560

979,800

1.0*8,200
1,021,000
1,292,000

644,000

462,800

82,600

891,400
438,700
634,300
566,200
958,200

1,298,060
1.884,000
980,800

914, OOo

541,100

357,000
357,000

1,015,500
1,486,000
761,500

830,300

357.000

356,400
628,900

357,000
672.000

709,800
942.200

349,132,276
348,911,683
348,778,738
350,581,932

466,900
648,100

667,200

350.620,062
348,906,979

878,500
916,300

349,237,824
349,659.868

623,000
579,600

838,300

349,984,993

699,900

941,100
546,300
1,201,400

349,039,869

528,100
683,500
979,100

6<’4,800

690,900

350,126,878

350,199,898

613,600
782.100
658,700

663.000

607,600

350,563.493
350.332,653
350.534,203
380,622,203

Sept. 5
Sept. 12
Sept. 19..

1,503,800
2,035,000
1,349,000

222,800

*

798.500

348.858.508

350,383,606

972.000

2,099,500

723,200

348,637,504

Aug. 1
Aug. 8
Aug. 15
Aug. 22
Aug. 29

217,000

1,743,000

819,600

913,100
155,200

348.603.188

July 11
July 18
July 25

1,408,000

862.000

343,489,511
318,525,547
348,662,175

June 6
June 13
June 20
June 27

600,080

605,000
248,600
477,600

348.575.178

April 4
April !1
April 18
April 25
May 2
May 9
May 16
May 23

2,101,002

33.800

348.435.328

.

6,911,400

365,600

677,600

1,098,300

972.500

1,017,500
816,500
1,880,500
1,198,500

889,500
1,070,000
749,009
1,441,000
3,053,000
2,800,200
3,207,000
8,873,895
3,903,780
3.167,800

983,800
843,400
790,200

952,000
1,134.200

2,342,500

788,800

980.000

1,383.000

2,544,500
2,568.985

BANKING AND FINANCIAL
ANY NATIONAL BANK

having

a

circulation of not

IN MASSACHUSETTS OR RHODE 13 LAND

more

than $300,000, and willing to part with any

portion of it, is requested to address “ CASHIER,” in
icle,

care

of The Chron¬

stating amount and terms.

PUTS, CALLS, DOUBLE PRIVILEGES negotiated at favorable rates.
bought and sold on margin. “ The Art of Specu.
lating in Wall street” given or mailed free to any address by
J. HICKLING & CO., Bankers and Brokers,
Box 1535*
72 Broadway, New York.
Stocks and other securities

cer-

Treasury.—,

89,314,097

March 21*312,880,200

May 2

Total.

,—Bal. in
Coin.

35,255,600

85.856 600
35,073.700

Fractional Currency.—, Leg.
Ten
Received. Distributed. Distrib’d

1,213,000
986,600

318,578,551
348,5M,729

furnishes another of those conspicuous instances which tend to
inspire confidence in Western land grants as a security for bonds.
—The attention of bondholders of the
Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad is directed to the announcement of Messrs.'Fisk & Hatch
in oui advertising columns.
So large a majority of bondholders
has already come into [the

89,031,885
7,977.097
88.611,729 ' 9,583,126
87.585,337
8,724,633
82,999,903 10,548,965
81,083,263 11.492,177
80,189437 13,327,435
80,715,577 13,780,171
70,827,601 12,443,075
70,694,077 12,714,924
71,197,725 12.364,117
71,113,000 16,900,000
71,782.900 14,632.634
71,660,482 14,722,064
72,425,119 14,977,348
70.862,189 18,208,319
68,542,163 14,768,663
71,810,868 14,689,151
73,809,350 14,270,198

2.-—National bank currency in
circulation; fractional currency
received from the Currency
Bureau by U. S. Treasurer, and dis¬
tributed weekly; also the amount of legal tenders
distributed:
Notes in

53,653,258

Previously reported..

,

..

Circulation

$25,587,186
..65,998,916

Total for the week

.

.

Oct. 11

$41,741,S73 | 1869
57.568,178 | 1868..
55,218,501 1867
48,764,812 1 1366.....

Sept. 15—Str. City of Panama....Aspinwall

Total since Jan.

Jily 11. 390.111,800
July 18 389,259,800
July 25. 333,690,300
Aug. 1
388,566,100
Aug. 8.. 387,084.100
Aug. 15 . 387,285,600
Aug. 22.. 386.606,100
Aug. 29.. 386,146,600 1 6,387,200 402,533,800
Sept. 5.. 386,094,100 16,412,300 402,506,400
Sept. 12.. 386,024,100 16,412,200 402,436,300
Sept. 19.. 386,054,100 16,494,200 402,458,300

Week

Same time in—

The imports of specie at this port
been as follows:

Same time in—
1873.
1872
1871

409.279,200
409,417,700
409,398,700
16,635,200 408,651,400
16,595,200 406,707,000
16,695,200 405,955,000
36.550,233 405,240 500
16,550,200 405,116 300
16,550,200 403,634,300
16,522,200 403,807,800
15,572,200 402,178,800
16 535.200

ending

$42,571,626
I

1870

409,515,800
409,633,000

$400,184

Total since Jan. 1, 1874

1871

426,066,000

42,171,442

Previously reported
Same time in—
1873
r.
1872

16.535,200
16,535,200
16,559,000
16,560,200
16,560,200

42,908,900

45,661,800

2,261,022 45,406,3()0
44,852,400
44,330,700
2,868,609 43,634,000
4,124,197

40,569,200
49,627,800
40,705,700

87,759,OuOJJJ 8,021,874 33,705,300

COTTON CONTRACTS

Bought and sold
Advances made

on

Cotton and approved Stock
.

on

Commission only.

Exchange Collaterals.

R, M. WATERS & CO., 56 Broad street.

RAILROAD BONDS.—Whether yon wish to BUY or SELL, write to
IIASSLER & CO., No. 7 Wall street, N. Y.

As

an

Stock
Put

Privileges,

on

$3,200 PROFIT FROM $200.
large profits are made from
cite the following: On August 15

instance of how

we
200 shares of C. C. & I. C. at

small investments in
a castomer secured a

12%, which cost him $212 50. On Sept.
8, realizing $925. He then secured a Call on 800
shares of the same stock at 10%, Which he closed' on the 24th
inst., at 14%,
realizing $3,200, less commissions, at the same time securing a Spread on
1,000
shares at 13% and 15%, on which he will no doubt realize
handsomely before
the expiration of his contract. This customer was induced to
operate in this
stock from having had his attention called to it
personally «nd by an article in
“Tne Week’s Doings in Wall Street,” published
by Tnmbridre & Co.,
New York. In the issue of this paper or Sept. 5, written while the
Stock
was selling at 6, the advance was
predicted, and this prediction proved
entirely coirect as the sequel shows. Parties desiring to operate inStock
Privileges are requested to address us and send for a copy of “The Week’s
Doings in Wall Street,” which contains valuable information
respecting the
prospective movements of the market, and how investments may be made
ranging from $50 to $1,000.
TUMBRIDGE & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers, 2 Wall st., New
3 his contract was closed at

York,

88..119——WCiatczoens’

THE

312

Closing prices

<©a?ette.

&f)e Cankers’

[September 26,187 4.

CHRONICLE.

daily have been as follows:
Sr*

period.

21.

19

^ept. Sept

Sept. Sept.
23.
22.
117

Sept. Sept.
Int.

25.
117

24.
*117

reg.. Jan. & July. 117* 117* 116* ♦117* 117* ♦117*
6s, 1881
coup.. Jan. & July. *118
118* *117* *112* 112* *112*
NATIONAL BANKS ORGANIZED.
6s, 5-20’s, 1862.......reg..May & Nov. *112* *112* *112* ♦112* 112* ♦112*
coup..May & Nov. 112* *112* *112*
6s, 5 20’s, 1862..
*112
The United States Comptroller of the Currency furnishes the 6s, 5-20’s, 1862,Called Bds..May & Nov. . .
*114*
*113* *114
6s. 5-20’s, 1864
reg..May & Nov. *114* 114 *113* *115 ♦114* ♦114*
following statement of National Banks organized the past week . bs, 5-20’s, 1864
coup..May & Nov. *115
. .. *114*
*114* 115* *115
6a, 5-20’s, 1865
reg..May & Nov. *114* 114* 114* *115* 115* 116*
coup..May & Nov. *115* 115* *115* *114* ♦114* 115*
National Bank of Evansville, Ind. Authorized capital. fis, 5-20’s, 1865
$175,C00; paid In capital, $110,000. R. C. Slaughter, President; S. P‘ 6s, 5-20’s, 1865, n. i., reg..Jan. & July. 115* *114* 115
115* 115* 11-5* 115*
6s, 5-20’s, 1865 n. i.,coup.. Jan. & July. 115* 115*
*115*
Gillett, Cashier. Authorized to commence business Sept. 23, 1874.
6s, 5-20’s, 1S67
reg..Jan. & July. *116
115* ♦115* ♦lie* ♦115* 117
116*
116*
6s, 5-20’s, 1867.... coup. .Jan. „& July. *116* 116*
National Bank, Texas. Authorized capital, $100,000; paid in
116* 116* *115* *116*
6s, 5-20’s, 186S
.'. .reg. .Jan. & July. *116* *116
117
♦116*
capital, $50,000. Wm. A. Fort, President; Geo. W. Jackson, Cashier- 6s, 5-20’s, 1868
coup..Jan. & July.
...
116* 116* 117* 111 ♦110*
no* 110*
Authorized to commence business Sept. 24, 1874.
reg.. Mar. & Sept. 110* 110* 111* 111* ♦111* 111*
5s, 10 40's
5s, 10-40’s
coup..Mar. &Sept. *111* *111 ♦111* ♦111* ♦111*

The following

6s, 1881.. A

58, funded, 1831

Dividends have recently been

When

“

Oct. 1 Sept. 25 toSept.30
Oct. 1 Sept. 25 to Sept.30
Oct. 27
Oct. 20 Sept. 30 to Oct. 20
Oct. 1
Oct 1 Sept. 21 to Oct. 1
Oct. 10 Oct. 5 to Oct. 11
Oct. 1
Oct. 10 Sept 21 to Oct. 10

7

3*

common

Chicago Rock Island <fc

4

Pacific

Delaware Lackawanna & Western (quar.)..
East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia
New London Northern (quar.)
..
..
N. Y. Boston & Prov. (Stonington), quar..

2*

(quar.)...

2#

Sandusky Mansfield & Newark
United New Jersey RR. & Canal

3
2

2*
2

Friday.

Tlie Money

Market and

September 25, 1874—6 P. M.

Financial Situation.—The

present report inevitably calls to mind
events which were taking place at this time

of

The range
of bonds

Railroad**.
Camden & Atlantic, pref.
“

P’able.

Cent.

♦This is the price
Books Closed.

our

date

*111*
*117

Quarterly. *112
reg. .Jan. A July. *117

6s, Currency..."

announced :

Per

Company.

..Quarterly. *112

reg

5s, funded, 1881, ..coup

DIVIDENDS.

bid

; no

tale was made at the

in prices since Jan. 1

112

117*

*111*
117*

117*

Board.

and the amount of each clags
follows :

outstanding Sept. 1, 1874, were as
—Range since Jan. 1.

.

Sept. 1.—*
Coupon.
$
89,509.900
150,687,100
33,018,950
118,802,150
145,719,400

Amount

«

Registered.
Highest
120* May 27 $193,226,450
115* July
122
Apr. 29
116* July
16,572,600
113* Apr. 29
111* July
25,073,850
120* Apr. 29
Jan.
114
33,732,200
121* Apr. 15
115
Jan.
56.943.700
120* June 23
114* Jan.
87^891,250
121* June 22
114* Jan.
18.951,000
121* June 22
114 ' Jan.
115* May 22 141,229,350
109* Aug.
Ill* Sept. 25 1 lo* Feb. 28
111
Jan.
2 117 Apr. 28 179.302,900
64,623,512
114 Jan. 6 117* July 23
Lowest.

6s, 1881

reg..

6s, 1881
6s, 5-20’s, 1862

coup..
coup

coup..
6s, 5-20’s, 1364
6s, 5-20’s, 1865
coup..
68, 5-20’s, 1865, new,coup..
6s, 5-20’s, 1867
coup..
6s, 5-20’s, 1868
coup..
..reg..
5s, 10-40’s
5s, 10-40’s.
coup..
5s, funded, 1881....coup..
6s, Currency

the recollection of <in 1873. At that

♦iii*

112

117*

reg..

Closing prices of

securities in London have been as
SeDt
18.

Sept

Sep¬

Sept.

222,731.500

23,523,000
53.337,950

136,895,000

follows :

Since Jan. 1.

,

‘Highest.
11.
period the financial crisis had fully opened, and on the 20th of
Feb. 19
tember the Stock Exchange closed its doors. It is unnecessary now
106* Apl. 22 110
108*
U. S. 6s, 5-20’s, 1865, old.. 108*
107* Jan. 5 110* June 18
109*
109*
to revert to the exciting and painful details of the panic, but it is
U. S. 6s, 5-20’s, 1867
103* Feb. 16 106* Aug. 0
104*
104*
U. S. 5s, 10-40’s
May *1
102* Jan. 15 105
not out of place to take a fair survey of the present situation, and
f—4
104*
104*
New 5s
to congratulate ourselves and the public that the recovery has
State and Railroad Bonds.—There has been very little
been so wonderful, and that in the short space of one year the
mercantile and financial interests of the country have been business in State bonds; Tennessees have been stronger, as in¬
restored to a condition which is, upon the whole, sound, prosper¬ dicated in our last report. For the New York State loan of
ous and hopeful.
Even the railroads,on whose finances the panic $2,000,000 registered stock 6 per cent gold, proposals were re¬
bore most heavily, are making progress towards recuperation— ceived to-day at Albany, the total bids amounting to $8,500,000
in gold, and running as high as 105 ; the whole loan was
some of them have resumed interest payments, others have com¬
pleted, or are about completing, their funding arrangements, while by the Comptroller for the sinking fund at 103, gold.
In railroad bonds the movement has been decidedly more active
others have been or will be foreclosed (generally under second L
the Pacific issues being the most popular at advancing prices
mortgages), giving to first mortgage bondholders all the property
covered by their original lien. In this month—precisely a year » We have footed up the total sales of these bonds at the Board
during the week, and find them as follows: Central
from the beginning of the panic—a decided improvement in rail¬
road securities has been observed, both stocks and bonds, and a mortga. e gold 6s, $143,000 ; Western Pacific do., $7,000;
25.

Lowest.

OO

taken

}

buoyancy in prices, which indicates a
in these formerly popular investments.

fair

renewal of confidence

Pacific 1st mortgage,

Union Pacific

$364,000;

Pacific first
Union

Land Grants,

Incomes,
bonds is
following

$101,000; Union Pacific Sinking Funds, $246,000 ; do.
market is, if possible, easier than heretofore, $6,000. The range in prices of a few of the most active
and call loans are easily obtainable at 2@2£ per cent.
One cause given below, and full quotations of all others on the
page.
for the superabundance of money on call, is found in the circum¬
Closing prices daily,and the range since Jan. l,have been:
stance that banks during the spring and early summer put out
Since Jan. 1.—
Sept. Sept. Sept.
much money returnable in September, but now as it comes in
Highei
Lowest.
25.
24.
Se^t. Sej>t. •stJun
+52
Sept. 22 +63
56*
•53* *54
52
6eTenn., old,ex c •50
find no use for it.
+63* Jun
they
+50
Sept. 1".
56*
•54*
51
*50
•51* •53
6s Tenn, new ex c29* Jan
18* Aug. 21
•20
*2"*
*20
•20
*2»
Commercial paper is in good demand at 5@5} on short date, 68 N. Car.,old.... *20
16
Jan.
6 21* Met
M2*
68 N. Car., new... •12* *12* M2* M2* M2*
Jan
Jan.
40
9 42
‘32
•30
•30
“3'J
and 5i@7 for prime paper of three and four months.
*29
*80
There is 6g Virg., old
50
Feb. 17 53* Jun
*52 * •52*
do
consolld. *51* *51* *51*
11* Feb
8* Sept. 22
only a moderate amount of paper offering.
*8%
•«*
8*
*8*
do
deferred.
.lull
7
Apr. 28 20
•n"
M7
•17
•+7
*17* *17
Cable advices from London on Thursday reported a loss of 6s S. C.f J.
90* Jan. 2 98 May
94*
*94
94*
94
94*
Our local money

,

....

....

£49,000 during the week iu the bullion of the Bank of England,
the discount rate remaining unchanged at three per cent.
The last weekly statement of New York City Clearing House
banks, issued Sept. 19, showed a decrease of $171,675 in the
excess above their 25 per cent legal reserve, the whole of such
excess being $25,546,700, against $25,718,375 the previous week.
The following table shows the changes from the previous week
and a comparison with 1873 and 1872 :
1873.

-1874.-

Sept 12.
Loans

Sept. 19.

Differences.

anadis. $280,867,800 $280,569,200 Dec.

1872.

SeDt. 20.

Sept. 21

$298,600 $278,421,700

$280,845,300

18,844,600

12,399,500
27,668.100

6s Mo. long bonds
Cent. Pac., gold..
Un Pac., 1st
L’d Gr’t
do

*93*

dolnc.papt due
Erie 1st M. 7a......

91

92

=6*
83*

87*

•90

104
N. J. Cen. 1st 7s.. *105

Ft Wavne 1st 7s. •106
Roc a feld 1st 7s... •106*
*

This is the price

+ Range since

Railroad

89

91X
89*
88*

91*
38*
88*

•90

*91
9!
*14 S* M<'3
105* •106
•107

106*

88*
88*
■91

*103* M03*
>106* *106
406* *107
*106
106* 107

hid. no Kale was

June 27. 1874.

92

advance on most

■106* ‘
107*
106*

87* July 27
81
July 15
75
May 21
73* Jan. 9
101
Jan. 5
102* Feb. 3
103
July 22
101
Jan. 6

96* Jan
83* Sepi
89* se >1
91
Sepi
105
Apr
109
Apr
107* Sep
107
Jud

made at the Board.

and Miscellaneous

has been strong

92*
88*
89*
•90*

Stocks.—The stock market

and advancing on a tolerably active business, the
of the list being 2 to 3 per cent for the week.

There is the appearance of a

more

positive confidence in stocks

for some time. Union Pacific is
Specie
19,863 100 19,952,100 Inc.
32,900
27,414,200
to be under speculative manipulation by a powerful
believed
Circulation....
25,605.700 25,638,600 Inc.
Net deposits.. 237,682,500 236,840,800 Dec. 1,041,700 198,040,100 201,127,800
521,100
34,307,900
44,467.000 clique, and the buoyancy in this stock, together with the divi¬
Legal tenders.
65.325.900 64,804,800 Dec.
dends on Central & Hudson, Western Union Telegraph, Rock
United State* Bond*.—Government securities have shown Island, and Delaware Lackawanna & Western—the two latter
declared today—have tended to give the whole market a
only a moderate activity, and prices close a shade below last week
strength, which is based, in part, upon substantial foundations.
on some of the issues. The demand now is merely for investment,
89.000

than has

There has

been seen before

naturally been some

re-action at times-on sales to

speculation seems to be absent from the market. The demand
realize the advance already obtained, but the general course is
from investors occasionally calls for some considerable lots, par¬
that above indicated, and at the close prices were, as a rule,
ticularly from corporations, and we heard of one purchase of
strong.
$200,000 for account of a bank which had surplus funds, and is pretty
The daily highest and lowest prices have been as follows:
now unable to loan on call at better than 2 per cent.
and




September 26, 1874.]
Saturday,

Monday,

Sent.

100* 100*
Harlem
•125
!26
Erie
34* 35*
Lake Shore....
<5* 75*
Wabash
81* 32*
Northwest
35* 36%
do
pref. 53* 53*
Rock Island... 101* 10;*
St. Paul
32* 33

*1
105
109

Centra) o*. N.J.

Del., L. & West
Han. & St. Jos.
Union Pacific..
Col.Cidc.&l.C.
Panama

West, Un. Tel.

Quicksilver....

*1

mS*

*109
27

25*

28
27*
35*
35* 36*
10*
10* 11*
112* 113 113
X77* 79* xT7* 73*
33
8)
33*, S3*
39* 39* •39
40*
41* 13*
47* 48*
35
10
112

do
pref.
Pacific Mail....
Adams Exp
*1"6* K»7
American Ex.. •61* 62
United States.. •66* 67*

107

...

Wells, Fargo..
*

’*

1C5* 105*
109*

101

•18

107

•61* «2
63* 65
*78*

79

'

....

This Is the price hid and asked

The entire range

Sept 21.
10i* 101*
121
123*

125*131
36
37 1
36* 37*
76*
7«* 77*
76* 77*
32
31* 32*
3 -'* 32*
32*
36* 37*
37 * 38*
37* 3>*
53* 51*
54* 55
55* 56
102
101* 102
102* 102* 10S*
33 * 33*
33* 35*
33* 31*
52
52
52* 52*
5** 53*
12* 14
13* 14*
24 * 24*
24* 25*
25* 26*

23* 24

Boat., H.& E..

Sept. 22.

101* 101*

—•

-

76

nref....

At.* Pac.,pref.
Ohio * Miss...

Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday,

Sept. 21.
100* 101
125* 125*
35* 87

N.Y.Cen.&H.R.

uo

THE CHRONICLE

56
103

57
103*
3i* 35*
53* 53*
14
14*

26* 27*

•1
U
1*
1
106
105* 105* *105* 106
109* 109* 103* 109* *103*
27* 27*
27
2 *
27*
36* 37
35* 36*
36*
13
12
11* 13
14*
116
114* 114* 115 1!5
71'* 78*
76* 78*
78*
33* &3*
32* 82*
8-V
*39
40
39* 40
35*
47* 48
47V 48*
48V
‘107
•106* 107* 107* 108
62
62
•.... 62*
64 * 64*
64* 64*
79
79
•79
•78*

1*

...

106

109*
27*
36*
!5

116

Friday’
Sept. A
101* 101*
128 128
87* 37*
16* 77*
3;
33*
38* 3<*

*....

1(M

57

1C3*

*52
54
13* 18*
26* 27
l
1*
M05* 106
»1U
110*
27* 27*
36* 87*
11
12*
*115

116*
78* 79*
32
32*
33* 88*
48* 49*
107*
*61* 61*
62* 63
*78*

39

49*
62*
64*
""

81

....

follows:
Whole year 1873
Lowest.
Highest.

1874, to date.—

Lowest.
N. Y. Cen. & Hud. R... 95* May 19
Harlem
118* Jan.
Brie
26* June 20
Lake Shore
67* June 19
Wabash
29
June 17
Northwest'.
34* July 15

Highest.

105* Mch. 11
134* Feb. lb
51* Jan. 15
84* Jan.
55* Jan.
62* Jan.
do
pref
51 Sept. 10 78* Feb.
Rock Island...
92* June 19 109* Feb.
8t. Paul
31* May 18 49* Jan.
do
pref
48
May 5 74* Feb.
Atlantic & Pacific pref. 10* Sept. 3 22
Feb.
Ohio & Mississippi.... 21* June 17 36
Jan.
Boston, Hartf. & Erie.
* June 24
3* Jan.
Central of New Jersey. 98
Jan.
3 109* Feb. 10
Del., Lack. & Western. 99 Jan. 2 112* Feb. 10
Hannibal & St. Jo
22* Sept. 7 34* Jan. 12
Union Pacific
23
June 17 38* Mch. 30
Col., Chic. & I. C
8
Sept 3 32* Mch. 30
Panama
'
101
Apr. 20 118 Jan. 9
Western Union Tel.... 68
Apr. 24 82* Mch. 25
Quicksilver
22* Apr. 28 35* Feb. 5
do
pref
29
June 29 40* Feb. 9
Pacific Mail
37* Apr. 21 *49* Sept. 24
Adams Express
92* Jan. 18 109* May 28
American Express
58* Jan. 2 65 Feb. 9
United States Express. 62* Sept. 25 73
Feb. 9
Wells, Fargo & Co
69* Jan. 5 80* July 1

was as

77* Nov. 5 106* Feb.
90
Sept. 19 140 Apr.

35* Nov.

57* Nov.
32* Oct.
31* Oct.
53

4

69* Feb.

7

Feb.
Feb.

85
94

80* Oct.
21* Nov.
43* Nov.

117* Mch. 11
62* Apr. 21
79* Jan. 24
10
Nov. 15 38* Jan. 29
21* Oct. 14 49* Jan. 24
1

Nov.
Nov.

85

10* Feb.
106* June

15

14*
16*
77*
43*

...

18
25
25
76
41

.

7
7
4

Nov.

52* Feb.

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.

39* Jan.
43* Feb. ll
Jsn.

6
6
2

Nov.
94* Feb.
Sept. 30 46* Jan.
Nov. 6
Oct. 15
Nov. 3
Nov. 1

Feb.

1

76* Feb.

8

57

100* Jan. 2g
70* Jan. 7

44* Oct. 15 82
56
Sept. 30 86

Jan.
Jan.

6

2§

Lapsley & Bazley, Brokers, 74 Broadway and 9 New

street
; $150 to $200, 60 days (on
responsible parties), at the following dis¬

quote stock privileges, $100 for 100 shares, 30 days
Members New York Stock
tance from the market.
Puts

Sept. 26, 1874.

Exchange

Calls
above.

helow.
SO

or

days.

Gold for * bonus.. *oj *
W. Union Tel
Pacific Mail
N. Y. C. & Hud...
V@’*
Harlem
2 ^3
Erie
1*@2*
Lake Shore
V@l*
Northwestern
1 @1*

Puts
below.

V

Rock Island
1*^* Mil. & St. Paul.
Wabash
!*@S
I Ohio & Mississippi.
2* i4
| Union Pacific
'•*@2Y ' Han. & St. Joseph.
lH<§»* C.. C. & I. C
..

Calls
above.

80

60dnys.

days.

l
1
1

@i*
@i*

60 days.
1*@2V
1*@2*
1H@2V
l*@2
l*(d-X
1*@3
HOS
2*@1

@2

*@1*
@1*
1 @2
1 *®2*
!*@2
1

I Quicksilver
Railroad Earnings.—The latest railroad
earnings
1

reported

given below, and it appears that in nearly all cases the gross
receipts are somewhat lower than in the corresponding periods

are

of 1873:

Latest

earnings reported.

Roads.
Atlantic & Gt. West. 3d week of Aug.
Atlantic & Pacific.
2d week of Sept.
Bur.,C. Rap.A Minn Month of Aug.
Central Pacific.
Month of Aug.
.

..

Chic., Mil. & St. P.. 2d week of Sept.
Cin. Laf. & Chic

1874.

$93,822
116,280

1,301,000
165,200
38,155
403,175

Month of Aug.
Cleve., Col. Cin. & I, Month of Aug.
Denver & R. Grande 1st week of Sept.
Illinois Central
Month of Aug.
Indianap. Bl. & W.. 2d week of Sept,
Indianap. Cin & Laf. Month of July,
Kansas Pacific
Month of July.

6.617

708,808
33,811

....

141,540
293,247
1:30,577

Michigan Central.. 2d week of Sept
Mo., Kansas & Tex.* Month of Aug.

Mobile & Ohio
Month of
Ohio & Mississippi.. Month of
Phila. &Erie...., .Month of
St. L., Alton & T. H. 2d week of
do
branches. 2d week of
bt L., I. Mt.& South. 2d week of
St. L. & Southeast.. 1st week of
St. Paul & S. City... Month of
-Toledo. P. & Warsaw 2d week of
Tol., Wab. & West. 2d week of
Union Pacific
Month of
West Wisconsin
Month of
....

The Gold Market.

1873.

118.100

..

289,000
116,639
324,360

Aug.

Aug.

Aug.

349,518
25,040
15,488

Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.

69,816

Aug.
Sept.

31,417
72,936
23,614
102,234
850,143
66,791

Sept.
July.
Aug.
The quotations
•

•

.

Jan.l to latest date.
1874.
1873.

$130,270 $3,131,821 $3,216,668
115.132 3,379.932 3,4:38,974
743.992
108,100
678,545
1,251,622 8,911,903 8,791,582
277,620

457,964

247,603
3,286,051

4,926,099 5,246*988
1.164,795 1,051,604
153,174 1,012,850 1,062,6*8
323,2-31 1,812,928 1,966,966
177,647 5.159,117 5,159,611
336,823 1;970,125 2,079.041
169,969 1,319.957 1,7)7.670
306,561 2,273,936 2,431.516
£34,586
986.947
27,857
841,926
13,415
366,175
423,454
67,205 1,753,009 1,743,143
31,064
8:33,974
884,690
769,748
37,321

136,199

517,466
766,489
3,589,280

4.107,980

876,833

5,413,*<76

5,459.810

66,092

604,066

30,673

465,086

874,592

for gold havebeen almost
stereotyped throughout the week at 109^@109f. Business has been
very quiet, and the total clearings amount to only $85,528,000.
Speculation is apparently dead for the time being, and the mar¬
ket is left to the moderate demand for mercantile purposes.
On
gold loans there has been a small per cent paid for carrying
during most of the week, which to-day was 1 and 2 per cent, and
loans were also made flat.
At the Treasury sale of $500,000 gold
on Thursday the total bids amounted to
Customs
$2,302,000.
receipts of the week have been $2,394,000.
The following table will show the course of gold and
opera¬
tions of the Gold Exchange Bank each day of the past week:
,

-Quotation b.

,

Open- Low- High- Clos¬
ing.

Saturday, Sept. 19.... 109*
“ 21.... 109*
Monday,
Tuesday,
22
109*
Wednesday, “ 23 ...109*
Thursday, “ 24.... 109*
Friday,
“ 25 ...109*

est.

est.

ifig.

109* 109* 109*
109* 109* 109*
109* 109* 109*
109* 109* 109*
109* 109* 109*
109* 109* 109*

Currentweek
109* 109* 109* 109*
Previous week
109* 109* 110* 109*
Jan. 1,1874. to date.. .110* 109
114* 109*




Total

Clearings.

,

Balances.
Gold. Currency.

$14,213,000 $1,367,663 $1,501,680
9.685,000
11,685,000
16,611,000
15,818,000
17,518.000

$85,528,000
138,538,000

990,774

1.092,753

9:34.388

1,906,723

1,026,275
2,104.358

1,271.6:35
1,292.935

1,877,635
1,422.072

$

1,288,831

Fine gold bars
Dimes and hall dimes..
Five Iranos
Francs

English silver
Prussian thalers.

8peoie thalers
Mexican dollars

Spanish dollars

para*
94 0 — 96
@ — 95
18*0 — 19
4 90 O 4 85
— 70
O — 72
I 04 O 1 06
— 99
O 1 01
— 93
O 1 00
-

-

93

•

Foreign Exchange.—Exchange has been
quiet throughout
the week, and prices have not1 re acted from the decline
pre¬
viously noticed. There has been little more than the demand
from importers ; although, ou the other han 1, the
supply of com¬
mercial bills is quite moderate and certainly insufficient to
depress
the market.
Nominal quotations of
leading drawers remained
at the same figure until
Thursday, when they fell off to 4-84 for
60 days’ sterling. To-day, the rates on actual business were
about 4*83^ and 4*86 for prime
long and short sterling, respec¬
tively. There have been rumors as to the negotiation of $15,-

Primebankers’ sterling bills
London good bankers’ do
London prime com. ster do

34,,T'53i

$

1,418,340

September 25.
.
3 days.
days.
4.86 @4.86*
4.83*^4.84
,

^

60

4.83 @4 83*
4.82 @4.33
5 18*'0)5.17*
5 18*4 @5 17*

4.85*@4.66
4.85 @4 85*
(bankers)
5.16*@5.15
Antwerp
5 16*@5 15
Swiss
5.1H*@5.17*
5.16*@5.15
Amsterdam
41 ft 41*
40*@ 40*
Hamburg
94*@ 94*
95*@ MX
Frankfort
40*@ 40*
40* @ 41
The transactions for the week at the Custom House and Sub.
Treasury have been as follows:
—

Custom
House

Receipts.

Sept. 19
“

“
“

“
“

$237,000
485,000

21
22
23
24
25

-Payments.-

Gold.

Currency.
$651,631 5S $2,559,082 61

570,000
355.000

324,000

Total

-Sub-Treasury'-

Receipt*

423,000

503,605 26
585,400 24
573,569 52
542,220 00
435,865 63

$2,394,000

Gold.

Currency.

$122,979 15 $2,619,157 71

640,313 43
5> 9,493 03

51,401 61
65,081 77

545.421 21
399.050 61

1.030.8 >1 04
664,591 00

1,759,827 96
120,358 67
665,138 67

1,113,853 19

1,026,518 48

1,515,164 70

836.751 07

3,292,342 28 5.833.214 08 2,784,288 03 7.693,004 00
54.583.807 57 58,668.844 81
55 096,861 82 56.809,055 90
New York City Banks.—The
following statement shows
the condition of the Associated Banks of New York
City for the
week ending at the commencement of business on

Balance. Sept. 18.
Balance. Sept. 25

Sept. 19, 1874

-ATKBA8B AMOUNT OF-

Loans and

Net
Legal
Capital. Discounts. Specie.
Tenders. Deposits.
$8,U00,00C $9,4 6,'*0 $3,450,600 $1,124,600 $10,21S.IXX)
2,050,(XX,
5.125.100
450,300
1.959.300
3.961.700
8,000,000 10.139.800 1,421,900
1,6)5.600
9.862.500
2,000,000
6,-37,900
333.800
960.300
4. 20,21X1
1,500,000
4,i48,9u0
18/<00
00
799,'
3.189.700
8,000,000
8,236,:00
1.386,500
3.12',800
8.227.600
8.802.800
1,800,000
384.400
820.7(0
8,035,1 00
784,900
6.111.400
1,000,000
2,350,000
5.813,200
43 i,f 00
1,000,000
3.488.600
34.700
1.95),100
V> ,300
1,676,900
600,000
466.700
1.342.500
300,000
8,268,200
334.600 1,714,000
7,038,900
4,'3 7,200
149/00
1,000,000
770.900
3.6)9,700
4.250,-00
514,200
710.900
1,500,000
2 880,< 00
800,000
2,4o8,200
49,0(0
837.800
1,573,000
1.975.300
600,000
19.200
403,000
1.321.100
11! .(XX)
200,000
1,020,100
1,0.3,500
600,000
3,v54,800
420.700
2." 36 900
410.900
59,900
500,000
1,2*0,600
28",800
1,061,100
3 5,i 00
- 2,000,000
4.619.300
1.780.200
S.8S-/00
6 5,300
12.721,400
2.166,600
5,000,000
8,8l9,b00
19,220,100
10,000,000
459.700
7/ 04.400
11.04 ,300
5.337.300
178,-300
808.400
1,000,000
3.205.600
1( 0, 00
3.990.800
1,000,000
66), (X)
8,251,(XX)
1,919,000
16.700
678.800
422,700
1,902,0(0
5,1^8, 0U
1,194,600
515.900
2,000,000
3/ 96,600
146.800
2.825.800
450,000
558.700
2.854.100
1,4 6,100
278.500
3,100
412,500
1,818/00

Banks.
New York
Manhattan Co

_

Merchants’
Mechanics’
Union
America
Phoenix

City
Tradesmen’s
Fulton
Chemical

Merchants’Exch’ge.
Gallatin, National..
Butchers’&Drovers’
Mechanics&Traders
Greenwich
Leather Manuf
Seventh Ward
State of N. York..
American Exch’ge.
Commerce

Broadway.

Mercantile
Pacific

Republic

295,297
2,686,251

8,966

67,481

guilders
Spanish doubloons

Patriot doubloons
15 50 <<d IS 75
American silver (new). — 9)H@ — 95*
Fine silver bars
1 26*■a 1 27*

7

June

130

the quotations in gold for foreign and Ameri¬

$4 86 @ $4 90
8 87 Q 8 92
7 85 <j$ 8 00
8 00 @ 8 15
6 50 @ 6 70
3 90 @ 4 20
16 03 @ 16 75

Napoleons
German X thalers
Prussian X thalers
G nnanKrouen

3

106

79* Nov.

are

Paris

97* Feb
75* Jan.

Nov.

following

coin:
Sovereigns

000,000 of bonds in London for the Erie Railway, but nothing
has been definitely reported.
Quotations are as follows :

nale was made at the Board.

from Jan. 1,1873,to this date

The
can

X

24* 34%

78*
32*

....

; no

.—Jan. 1,

Sept. 24.
101* :02
128* 128*
37* 3>*
76* 77*
33
33*
3 * 89*

313

Chatham

People’s

‘

.

Irving

510,000

Metropolitan

2.448.400

1.000,000
1,000,000

North America
Hanover

4,1X9.300

2/53,W0

4,000 ,000
400,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000

Citizens
Nassau
Market
St. Nicholas
Shoe and Leather..
Corn Exchange
Continental
Oriental
Marine

13,5)2,900
1,538,4(0

1,000,000

...

29.800
3,2*23,400

2.313.600
2.785.800
2.470.600
4,031,900

2,000,000
300,000

1.472.500
2.585.600

400,000

Importers’* Trad’rs

12 964,900

1,500,000
2,000,000
500,000

Park
Mech. Bank’gAsso.
Grocers*
North River
East River
Manufact’rs’& Mer.
Fourth National....

12,525.000
1.174.100
62*,500

300,(XX)

99-.400
1.022,100
754,40C

400,000
350,(XX)
500,000

5,000,000
2,000,(XX)

...

20,265,700
6,733,000

300,000
1,500,(GC

Central National...
Second National....
Ninth National.
First National
Third National.....
N.Y.National Exch.
Tenth National

500,000

1,000,0(0
250,0(0

New Yo*k Co. Nat.
German American.

200,000
2,(XX1,(XX)

Dry Goods

1,(MX1,COO

Total

406 2( 0

33.200
44,000
141.600
74,3(0
93.200
42,000
174.400
6.000
197,000
584,000
958.200
69/00
4.700
17,100
29.800
1,010
1,365 / 00
108,000

1,738,000
7,511,000
6.300.800
5,178,6(0
1.376.300
1.887.100
1,140,000
1.279,000
00
2.163.500

50C/03
1,000,000

Bowery National...

187.700
127.700
30,000

228,000
1.109.200
983,000

2,883,000

2,450,800

9,139,300

873 8( 0

1,23('.8U0
2,264,400
1,853,8(0

8:76,600
510.200
366.700
483.300
615,000
126,0* X'

341.300

153.400

736.000

197.400

591.800

3,823,900
1,41“,000

16,330,200

follows:

190.200
566,6"0

6,2:36,000
4.621.300

333,000

2.656.600
850.200
1,441,509

874,800

1.421.600

273.300
222.400
272,000
2“7,0< 0
336.200

Pec. $293,600 Net Deposits.
Inc.
89,000 Circulation
Bpecie.
Legal Tenders
Dec.
521,100
The following are the totals for a series of
Loans

Specie.

2-7,422,200
287.U83.400
295 315.000

21.934,300
27.875.400
*27.755. 00

63.660.500

281 168,1011

•26 646 700

63.7 4.800

Aug. 1.... 2“2,0! 2,600
Auv. 8.... 280.534.300
A'1?. 15... 279.25 -.200
A.ug. 22.., 278.576.000
Aug. 29.... 278/19.800
Sept. 5.... 279.084.1XX)
Sept. 12... 280.967,800

25,993,700

Sept. 19...

270,000
1,200

488.400
772,700
442.700
487.400
24).10O
195.700
2,700

262.700
167,000
527.400
9 6,900
8.025,500
900,000
473.700

sis'ooo
182,500
5,500
296.50C
163,000
1,121,OOU
133,300

3,900
225,000
751,700
790/0U
4,1(0

*577. 7't
4,000
359,000
489,000
811.200

806,600
193,000

60!,900

5,46*1.000
1,32-,(X 0
7.146.700
6.150.500
6.859.600
897.800
685,100
890,1X0
1.005.000

2,987,1001,864,000
268,000
603,400
298,200
49,400
265,900
875,800
225,000

180,000

4,875,000
1.768.600

Dec. $1,041,700
Inc.
32.9C0

weeks past:

Legal

lenders.

Loans.

July 25....

539.400

867,000

126.300
180, 00

$817,000
9,700
851,300

$32,135,200 $280,569,200 $19,952,100 $64,904/00 $236/40,800 $25,688,600
the returns of previous ^eek are ns

The deviations from

July 3....
July 11 ...
July 13...,

1,129,900

2.525,7<X)
1.981.500
1,77 ,9C(>
1,1 5,500
2/12.500
16,9t 9,000
15.715.600
1,142100

99,000
694,700
844,600
31,400
43,500
4,000
15.000

1,9! 2,1X0
3,790.000

Circula¬
tion.

280,569/00

25.740.000
2*2.352,"(0

19.554.900
18.633.100
18,891,3<X)
19.863.100

19.952.100

61.335.100

61.853.700

Deposits.
‘241,445,500
243,525.600
242,983.6(X)

Circu¬
lation.
25.863.900

25.928.700
25/.27.500
25.767.6W1

Aggregate

Clearings.
426,905.576
444.578.S41
886,3<X>,415

66.578.100
65.891,400
67.292.600
65.-04.71X)
65.325.900

244/13.3W)
242.74!.300
242.261 600
237,915,500
294.864,100
285.0 ",100
234,746,000
237/8),500

25,662.400
25.6 5.700

3)0.11-9.469
3)7,151.644
373,742,142
890.826.790

64,904/00

286/40/00

25,688,600

404,199,718

65,3)8.900

66.519.500

353 796 075

25,762,200

2)8/19,685

25.805.700
25/(19,10.)
25/20.000

5-89 534.958
801. 91.616

25/ 8.300

Boston

of the Boston
returned to the Clearing House on Monday

Banks.—Below

National Banks, as

Sept. 21,1874:

~

4.279,930

17,700

2.321.500
1.747.600

44-2(0

260.500
111,000

17.5U0

32,000
51.000

1,000,000
1,000,000

500,000

Eliot

1,000,000

2.780.500

Everett....'
Faneuil Hall
Freeman’s

400,000
1,000,000
750,000
1,000,000

670,10C
2.649,000
8.254.2(0
2.219.500
2.561.80C

1,000.000

750,000

Washington
First

1,000.000

Second (Granite)...

1,600 000

300,000
2,000,000

Third
Bank of Commerce
Bank of N. America
B’k of Redemption.
Bank of Republic...
Commonwealth

1,000,000

1,000,000
1,500,000

72,300

51,000
220,200
62,100
7> *3,000
21.600
47.0(0
153.200
329,600
156.;d)0

44,200

Webster

947,600

.

2,226.601
972/00
2,.05.800
530,800
1.174.9(0
2,277.300
479,000

800 000

886.800

321,701?
792,600
771,200
709,100

809.500

119.100
2*. 5/00
129.600

29.4.10

6

200
91/00

870,100
2.164,400
727,7(0

106 600

4,600

445,300

1,816.900

10.500

14.400

1,008,300

116,900
669.900,
590,400
698 60O
661.300
172,700
635,1(H)
568,800
697.800
177.8001

178,000
397,000
1S9 300

....

2,620.000
2,465.000

962.500

721,800

141.300
l62,5uo

180,100

1,000,000
1,500,000

Union

1,107,700
,042,000
1,"56.500
973,200
955,300
654.800

51,100
96 M00

206,800

5.562.300

331,700
591,3t0
486/00

1.265.600
852.1( 0

223-5JU
106.200
2:1.300
419.200

4.917.300
3.2*1.600

200,000

Security

833.400
1,417,800

169,300

5.200
’.02.800
331,600
57,000
3.0-0
13/00

3.214.10C
1.957.90C

2,000,000

Revere

314.500

50,600

59.700

6,600

3,674,300

231.100

1,000,000
I 000,000
*1,500,000

Eagle
Exchange
Hide & Leather

985,700
576,630

192.400

34,700

17.000
8.700
10.000

500,000

1,1 04 90J
878,300
576.100
610,500

152,100

1,000,000

City

1,011,300

136,800
32,300

1.512.600
8.691.300
2.092.6 )0
4.299.200
4.753,400
1.356.300
5.164.900
2.115.200
6,130/00
8,1153,800

600,000

34 i. (X 0

248.700
95 6U0

184,900
16.900

3.369.900

2,000.000

1,281,4(0

83,000

13,900
37,700

8,067.310
3.165.000

557.200
795.600
113.300
524,800
850.000
356,20 1
242.000
440.6(4)
137 0iH!
853,3<J<i
3-' 1,7U0
244.1(10
1,462.2(H)
177,500
77l,6r0
71'),'"00

40,1.500

20,800
71/00
76,100
S37.400
35,500

1.284.600
8.316.300

1,000,000
2,000.000
1,500,000

667,300

4,200

2.002,3 <0

577.0X;
489.9(10
114.200
147.800
793 700

798,600

32.400

1.709.500

3,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
900,000

930,81*0

192.100
57.100
102 300

13.90U
66.700
2,000
11,070
‘.*7,;M)0

1.122.800

500,000
800,000
800,000
400,000

Tremont

24.500

2.504.600
1,831,000
2.459.30U

770.90i
796.300

81.100
54,000
65.800

11,500
14,900

901.200

800,000
1,000,000

North
Old Boston
Shawmut
Shoe * Leather
State
Suffolk
Traders

....

2,590 900
1.755.800

942.900
1,834.900

82.01*0

83,000

179.500
542,5**0
492,400

903 500
619,000

64.100

f8.7l5.60C $49,830,600 $25.112.7(H)
of Sept. 21, le $24,797,7^0.

Total
f49.550.00r 1131,583.600 $2,436,000
The total amount “due toother Banks.” as per statement

$579,000

Loans

Increase.

Decrease.
Decrease.

Legal Tenders
The following are
July 6

July 18
July 20
July 27..
August 3
August 10
August 17
AUgU t 24
August 3]
»ept. 7....
"epf. 14
Sept. 21

234.400

293,800
Specie.

2.511.200
8.594.400
3.562.800

127,881.200
129,490,600
130,114,310
13.M99.100
I30.357.l'00
180,402.100

weeks past:Circulation
Deposits.

LegaiTender.

50/40/00
49.979.900
49.289.900

3.439.800

48,187.700

2.640,200
2,670.400

25,166.81*0

49,-96,500
49.932.500
49.830,600

25. ’04.900
2 i.013,20.'

50.575,400

50.821.500

9,393,100
9,468.600
9.712.2*10
9.836.000
9,214.400

3.372,800
3.325,000
2.753, >00

25.1C2.000
24,563,500
25.161.-i (I
25,113,9C()
25,1:0.600
25,179.41(1
25,238.10.)
25.296.10i

53.672,200
52,380.100
50,466,9(0

11,244,600
10,631/00
9,669,200
9/95.700
9.690,300
9.4 4,1(0

3.531.900
1.5l3.40'l

129,158,400
129.299,950
129,696.600
13*1,460,200
131.256,600

25,112,700
2,436,(00
8,715,6(0 Philadelphia Banks.—The following is the average con¬

131,583,600

Philadelphia National Banks for the week ending
Monday, Sept. 21, 1874 :
Total net

dition of the

Banks.

Capital.

Loans.

Specie.

Philadelphia

$1,500,000

*'>.435.000

$95,000

4.927.000
6.2 ti.OOO

41.500

North America
1,000,000
Farmers and Mech. 2,000,000
810.000
Commercial
800,000
Mechanics
Bank N. Liberties.
500,000
250,000
Southwark
250,000
Kensington

Manufacturers’....

1,000,000
250,000

147.596

1,000,000

4,0 '8,000
1,636.001
1,184,903
1,557,510
875,271
2,285,000
1,659.000
3,987.0(H)
1.021,500

Girard
Tradesmen’s
Consolidation

200,000
300,000

400,000
300,000
500,000
500,000

Commonwealth....
Corn Exchange....
Union

1,000,000

First
Third

800.0(H)
250,000
275,000
750,000

Eighth
C mtral
Btnkof Republic..
S

1,000,000
250,000

jcurity

*

No statemci t

same as

August 17

August 24
August 31

Sept. 7
e

or>r.
-

14

838,000
1,309,000
189.000
1U9.000

.

100,000
224,000

2.000
....

82,COO

23,000

Cers.,7 3-1 , 1875
Ten year Bonds. 6s, 1878
Fuad. Loan (Con■>.) 6, g, 1892..
do
(Leg),le.g, 19"2..
Cern. of Stock £182;) 5s, at pleas
no
(184 ) 6s
do


:■!


181.000
359 693

210,075
340.00;
796,000
262.528
185,|i00
219,35(1
236,605
570 000
80 ).(K 0

180,000

$17,432,226 $11,485,486

$14,568,565

are

as follows:
.Inc.. $15’,6 >7
Inc..
1,090

I

LegaiTender.
14 563,865

15,508,9 *1
16,510/11

424,(181
4*98,5 i*8
4'+),496

16.071/45

...•40-352

’49/81.472
49,771,-23

16.400.996
If.118,51 S

16,230,212
15,388.583

11/89 298

48. 98.256
48 563.631
49, 41 391

16,4)2/53

411.324
456,004

Deposits. Circulation
11,495,486
47,482 226
11,417,016
11.411,962
43,'40,332
48.757.028
11,41:9,. 9

47,918 806

15.5*6 Id)

ll,49p>i(). Q
11.5*91.933
11 466.213

47,929.975

11/57.466

47,328,599

14,699,314

11

Bid. Ask

97%
8>%
....

•

*

85

*

*

-

....

-

-

.

Board of Public Works—
Cers., Gen. Imp. Ss 1ST)
do
1875
1876
do
1
do
1377
do
1878
do
Series.

Certificates. Sewer. 8

,

s.

1874..

.

95%

95%

do

85

68

ao

1875....
1?>76....

92%

do
do
do

1317....
1878....
Series.

....

90%
....

.

..

Rutland common

Water

...

do
preferred
Vermont & Canada
Vermont & Massachusetts

52
83 >£

BTATK AND OITY

BONDS.

-

.

Certificates, 8s 1377...

84

84
84

81%

84%
63%

86
86
S6
86
85

87

68%
68%
(8%
68%
69%
82

BALT1MOKE.
Maryland 6s, Jan., A., J. & O
do
6s, Delence. ...r....

102

6s, ’67,5-10,1st... Wl%
105%
do
10-15,2d... 106
111
do
15-25. 3d... 110

do
do
do

101

Philadelphia 6s, cli

Alleghany County,5s, coup...
Alleghany City 6s
Pittsburg 5s
6s
*
do
7s
New Jersey State 6s, Exempts
Delaware State fis
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Camden & Atlantic
do
do
pref
do

Catawlssa

pref

do
do

new

70

,

73%

42*
pref
42

Harrlsb’g, Lancaster & C

Cincinnati 5s
do
6s.....
do
7s
do
7-30s

do
do
Cln. &

wilmlng.* Baltimore
United N. J. Companies

pref

CANAL STOCKS.

17

50

47%

43

120

125
20

12%
6

RAILROAD BONDS.

88%

.

do
Ts E. Ext,.,1910
Belvidere Delaware.1st m,6,T.

do
do
2d M. Os,*3?
do
do
3d M. 6s,’87
Camden & Amboy, fis, ’75
do
do
6 s,’83
do
do
68,’89
do
do mort. 6s,’89...
do
consol.,6s, ’94...
Cam. & Atlan. 1st m, 7s. g. 190£
do
2dm, 7s, ’80..
Cam. & Burlington 6s, 1347
Catavvissa, 1st M. conv.,’82
do
chat. m. do
’88....
do

new

7s, 1900

Cayuga Lake 1st m. gold 7s
Connecting 6s 1900-1904

...

81
81
82
1 1
93
91

16'

do

do
do

no

reg,

r"0
88

102

im%
75
88

54

100%

1898 101

7s. 1910 luS

Little Schuylkill.lstM.,7, 1877.
Northern Central 2d m, fis. ’85
do
do 3d m,6s, 1900 ..

30*

90

9?%
93
68
98

U0%
66%

68

89%
75

74

86%
88%
73%

03
102

1U0
U0%
100% 101
101
'■01%
1014 102%

103
to

101%
92%

104

90%
1C2
83

93%
92

80
90
100

99
93
90

7

p.c.,1 to5yrs.

lg bds,7 & 4.30?

Cov.Bridge stock, nref
bonds, short
bonds, long.

Little Miami stock

LOUISVILLE.

ioi%

Louisville 6s,’82 to’87
do
6s, ’97 to ’98....
do
Watei 6s, ’87 to ’89..
do
Water Stock 6s, ’97.
do
Wharf 6s
do
special tax fls of’89.

...

91%

92"

Jeff., Mad.

102"

*10-’T8

....

•

•

.

93
63
....

•

•

lstM.(Leb.br.cx)7, *80-’86
Lou.L’n(Leb.br.ex)6,’93
Consol. 1st M.,7,1898....
Jefferson., Mad. & Ind
Louisv., Cln. & Lex.,pref
do

.

do
do

56
96

do
do
common
Louisville & Nashvllle........
ST. LOUIS.
9!%
St Louis 6s, Long Bonds.....
+99
Water 68 gold
Ao
+99
do
do
do
(new)
North Mlssonri. 1st M.7s
At.* Pacific guar, land grants
do
2d M

ioi"
702

104%
....

93%

91% 92
do
con. m. g. 6s. 1900
29
Northern Pacific 7 3-10s. 1900.. 29
101
North Penn. 1st m, 6s, ’85
103% 105
do
2dm. 7s,’96
do '
10s, chat, m.,*77 . 108
do
gen. mort. 7s, 1903
Oil Creek & Al. K., con. 7s, ’88. 45*'
70
Oil Creek 1 Bt m. 7s, ’82
Penn* N. 7.C.&R R. !8.’96-lP09 103% 104

* I.lstM.(I*M)7, ’81

do 2d M.,7,
do 1st M.,7.1906.,..
Lo'iiisv. C. & Lex., 1st M.,7, ’97..
Louis- * Fr’k., 1st M.,6,
do
Louisv. Loan, 6.’81.
L. * Nash. lstM. (m.s.) 7,’77.
do Lou. Loan (m.s/6, *86-’87
do
do
(Leb.Br.)6,’86
do lstM. (Mem. Br)7,170-’75.
do
do

....

•

stock ....
Bt’k guar

8 p. c.

do

Pacific (of Mo.) 1st M. gld....
do
fio
2d M. bds. ...
Kansas Pacific stuck

....

no

51*

9U

...

Dayton & Michigan

....

.

do

74 *

Little Miami, 6,1883
Cln, Ham. & Dayton stock....
Columbus & Xenia stock

90
84
700

1J4

El. &

Sd m. cons. Is,’95.
do
Ithaca* Athens g. 7s,’90
Junction 1st mort. 6s, ’85
1900
do
2d
do

*

80*'

Ind.,Cin.& Laf., 1st M.,7
do
(I.&C.) 1st M.,7,1888

iou%

101
nort.7s,’88...
96
W’mspoi t, 1st m. 7s. ’BO,
do
do 5e,ptrp 60
11*0
Harrisburg 1st mort. 6s, ’83
1C5
H. & B. T. 1st mort. 7s, ’90
94
do
2d mort. 7s, ’75
East Penn. 1st

97%

106

do To’do dep.bds,7,’81-’94.
Dayton * West., 1st M., 7,1905.
do
1st M., 6, 1905.
do

...

Union

Alleghany Val. 7 8-10s. 1396

1,85**

Cln.,Ham.* D.,lst M., <, 80...
no
do
‘2d M.,7, *85..
do
do
3d M., 8,77...
Cln.. Ham.* Ind.Ts guar
Cln. & Indiana, 1st M., 7
do 2d M.,7,1877..
do
Colnm., & Xenia, 1st M.,7, ’90.
Dayton & Mich., 1st M., 7' 81..
do
2d M.,7,’84..
do
3d My 7,’88..
do
do

l'25x

47%

do
do
do
do

54%

Pennsylvania
Schuylkill Navigation
do
pref..
Susquehanna

74

Cincinnati Southern RR. 7s...
Ham.Co.,Ohlo6p.c. long bds.

Penns/ivania....
Philadelphia & Erie
Philadelphia & Reading

Morris
do pref

103%

preferred

do

River.

Lehigh Navigation

94

90

102
100

1884

do

CINCINNATI.

Nesquehoniug Valley...

Chesapeake* Delaware....
Delaware Division

63%

63%

Central Ohio

Minehlll

West Chester
do
West Jersey

104*

Parkersburg Branch

Huntington & Broad Top. ..
do pref.
do
Lehigh Valley
Little Schuylkill
Norristown
Northern Central
North Pennsylvania
OilCreex & Allegheny

105*

101

do
68,1900
do
1890 Park 6s
Baltimore ft Ohio 6s of ’75
do
do
6s oi ’80
do
6sol\85....
do
Central Ohio. 1st M.,6 ...
Marietta & Cln., 1st M.,7,189i.
2d M.,7,1896.
do
do
Norfolk Water 8s
N ortb. Cent. 2d M., 8. F., 4, ’85.
do
do 3d M., 8. F.f 6,1900
do 3d M. (Y. & C)6,*77
do
do
do Cons, (gold) 6,1900
Pitts. & Connellsv., 1st M.,7, ’98
do
do
lstM.,6,1889
West Md, lstM., endorsed, 6. ’90
do
1st M., unend.. 6,'90.
2d M.,endorsed, 6/90.
do
Baltimore & Ohio stock

101%

103%

Elmira* Williamsport
Elmira & Williamsport pref..
East Pennsylvania

79*

104 "

106% 1W%

Baltimore fe of’75

103% 103%

6s, new

83

93% 100
195%

do
scrip
Susquehanna 6s, ’94

10!

Pennsylvania 5s, coup

do

'84*

34

PHILADELPHIA,

Lehigh Valley, 6s, 1898

Ches & O Can stk (’47) 6s,at pi.

86
....

184,390

PRICKS.

Bid. Ask

5 year

609,000

819.000

430,000
119,000

....

i

3,677,000
1,021 000
433,000

1,012.000

535,787

L14
5

Portsmouth

Port., Saco &

45O.O0O

356 000

$3 3,604

106%

Old Colony

2d

M., 1876
boat, ’85
Pennsylvania 6s, 1910..
Schuylkill Nav. 1st m. 6s, ’97..
do
2d m., fis, 1907
do
m. 6s, c..’95..
do
6s, imp., ’80.
do 68, boat;* car,1913
do 7s, boat &car,1915

116
48

pref..,,

2.279,000
1.338,000
3,535.>100
8:2,779
437.000
SO i, 000

445.687
472.406
479.803

91
84

do

do
do

9i'
82%

gold, ’97 97%
100%

’

do

MorriB, lstM.,6, 1876

104%

Champlain

270,00(1

22,000
3,000

96

do

b3>,r.05
920,884
624.203

850.500
163.992

WASHINGTON, I>.

Wash. Co. S. bonds, 7s/S75
Chicago Relief bonds, is, 1677.
Perm. Imp.,6s, : .1891
do
7s DU
Market 8tock b >i ( s,7s. 1892..
Water Stock bon s 7s, 1901....
do
do
1903....
Water Stock 6s 18 d
do
’.874

Fitchburg
Manchester & Lawrence
Northern otNew Hampshire..
Norwich * W orcester

Phlia.,

12/00
9,000

131.009

60,564,873

Eastern (Mass.)
Eastern (New Hampshire)....

541,355

82,400 I Circulation..

59,952.331
60., 31/21
60,20b ,4->8
6<),323,491
C0.724.89S

Chic., Bur. & Quincy
Ctn., Sandusky * Clev. stock.
Concord
Connecticut River
Connecticut & Passumpsic, pf.

207,660

599,000
212,525

Dec.

August 3
August 10

Boston & Albany stock
Boston & Lowell stock
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Cheshire preferred...

643.0:9
3,3 20,000
1.165,000

In''.. $339,203 i Deposits

July 13
July 20
July 27

7s
Hartford & Erie, 1st M (new)7.
Ggdensburg & Lake Ch. 8s....
Old Col. & Newport Bds, 7, ’77
Rutland, new 7s
8tansted & Chambly 7s
Verm’t Cen., 1st M., cons.,7, ’86
do
2d Mort., 7,1891....
Vermont & Can., new, 8
Vermont & Mass., 1st M. 6,’88.
Eastern Mass.,

1,314.'88

885

8r»ecie.
•873.611
466.939

Cheshire,6s

Ask

Pennsylvania, 1st M.,6,1880.., 101%
rto
2d M.,6,1875... 101% 1(2
92
do
gen. m. 1910
do
gen. m., reg., 1910 94% 97

Perkiomen 1st m.6s,’97
Phila. & Erie 1st m.6s, ’81...
ibl%
do
2d m. 7s.’88...
99% ICO
99% Philadelphia * Reading 6s, ’80
do
7s, ’98
deb. bonds, ’93
39
g. m.7s, c. 1911
do reg,1911
98' 99*
6s, g., 1971..
new conv. 7s, 1893
94* ‘
24 % 24% Phil.*Read. C.*I.Co.deb.7s’42
do
do 1st m. 7s,’92-3
100
104 % 104% Pitts., Cln. & St. Louis 7s
Shamokin V. & Pottsv. 7s, 1901
Sunbury & Erie 1st in. 7s. ’77.
Sunbury & Lewiston 7s. 1390.
Warren & F. 1st m. is,’96
West Chestereons. 7s, ’91
West Jersey 6s, ’83
do
1st m. 6s,’96
134
133
do
do
7s,’97
98%
Western Penn. 6s, *93
114% 115
do
do
6b. p.b.,*96
149* 10
Wilmlng.* Read.,1stM.,7,1900
78
do
do 2d Mort, 1902
102*
CANAL BONDS.
9%
Chesapeake & Dela. 6s,’82....
139*' Delaware Division 6s, ’78
74% Lehigh Navigation 6s, ’81
do
RR.’97....
61%
do
conv., *82
58
do
conv., g,*94

Philadelphia * Trenton

1/10,000

Specie.....
Legal Tender Notfg
Loans.

Burlington & Mo. L. G. 7s

214.960

last week.

6i.9H.076
59 556.6(H)
59.6)4.371
69.402.648
59,845.954

Portland 6s....

258.929

Loans

Date.
t ent. 21

Chicago Sewerage 7s
do
Municipal 7s

873.761

6

The deviations from the returns of previous week
Dec..

Boston 6s, Currency
do
5s,gold

Ogdens. & L.

Bid

BJtOTJBITIXB.

10 V*

2.453.141

242.540

81,000
11.000
10.5( 0

$16,435,000 $60,904,076

Total

473.000

6s

Massachusetts 6s, Gold
5s, Gold
do

(,37»
277, OCO

602,000

451

...

794 (XX

lf*lX
101)4 101%

4)6,000
214,00(1
224.490
<9,7 »(•

1.000

1,055.000
4,281,000
2/31,000
676,000

l.OOC/MX
608,000

1.415,000
2,261,(H)0
l,423.000
675.905

525,000

60,668

519.000
5(3.000

150,000

Sixth
Saventn

$1,000,000

3,917,000
5.326 .(>00
1,661,()()0

216,000

1,066 SM
1,257.470
2,321,412
2,39.7,000

Bank of Commerce

$3,870,000

569.000
879.000

2,000

! ,416.000

Deposits.Clrculat’n.

.

$1,217,000
7,302 (XX)
1/28,000

3,-’'CO
H',000

2,707,000

400,000

L. Tender

3. 00

2.530,000
2,356,000

500,000

Penn
Western

BOSTON.
Maine 6s
New Hampshire,
Vermont os

do

the totals for a series of

Loans.

Dare.

Decrease $101,900
Increase.
99.5U0

Deposits
Circulation

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE, fcc.

Bid. Ask.

BXOUBITIKB.

follows

The deviations from last week’s returns are as
Specie

((DOTATIONS IN BOSTON.

Circnl.
$435,000

282.900
718,000
7^3.700

Continental

Merchants.
Mount Vernon
New England

.

630,200

510,100
1.152.600
2,637.100
2.274.600

Globe
Hamilton
Howard
Manufacturers
Market
Massachusetts
Maverick

$521,100

$98,300

200,000

Sentral
olumblan

Deposits

$18,500
5,500

600,000

Broadway.

.

M .577,700
3,095.700

1,500,000
1,500,000
1,000.000

Boylston

Bneele. L.T. Notes

Loans.

Capital.
$750,000

Bangs.

Atlantic
Atlas....
Blackstouc....
Boston

give a statement

we

[September 26,1874,

CHRONICLE.

THE

31 +

do

JJ

lstM gh:68.J. & D..
do F.&A
do

jpacific RR. of Mo. stork
*
And interest.

—>

tFlat.

9-2 <
•HO

September 26,1874.]

315

OHRONIOLEf

THE

QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS IN NEW YORK.
United States Bonds ana active Railroad Stocks are quoted on a previous page and not repeated here. Prices represent the per
cent value, whatever the par may he.
“ N. T. Local Securities ” are quoted in a separate list.

78 81

Bid. Ask

SKOUBITIKS.

American Coal
Consolidation Coal of Md
(Jnmb^rland Coal and Iron.

Slate Bond*.
Alabama 5s, 1883
do
5s, 1886
do

do

do

do
do
do
do

do

do
do

Bur., C. Hapids & Minn. 1st7s,g

Long Dock Bonds

80

25

102*5
102%
99
98

94

do 1876.
do 1886.
do 1837.

do
do

9:%

96%
94%

Funding bonds due in 1894..
Long bonds due ’81 to *91 lncl 94"
Asylum or Unlv^rs,, due 18 >2
H. A St. .io, fuudb, due 1875
do

94%

166”

do
do
do
do
ao

do
do

A. &0.

20
42

do
A. & O.
do coup off, J. & J
do do off, A.& < >.

42

do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Funding Act,1866.
do
1868.
new bonds, J. & J.
do
A.&O.

Spec'l Tax, Class:

Class 2
Class 3

do
do

do
do
do
do
Ohio 68,1875

do 6s, 1881
do 6s, 1886
Rhode Island 6s
S juth Carolina 6s.
do
Jan. & July...
do
do
do
April* Oct...
do Funding Act, 1866
do
do
do Land C, 1889, J & J
do Land C, 1889, A*<)
do
do
do 7s..
of 1888
do nonfundable bds.
do
Tennessee 6s, old
do
do ex coupon
do new bonds
do
do
do
do ex coupon
do
do
do new series
,

Texas, lCs, of 1876....
Virginia 6s, old
do

do
do

01
lu2
103

103%
20
17
17
17
17
17
17

25

do
pref
Chic. Bur & Quincy

Cleve., Col., Cm. & Ind........
Cleve. & Pittsburg, guar....
Dubuque * Sioux Citv
Erie pref
Hannibal & St. Joseph, pref..
Harlem prei
Illinois Central
Joliet * Chicago
Long Island
Marietta A Cln., 1st preferred
do

do

2d

Michigan Central

pref

57"
56*

ao

do

97
100

93%
ill

102% 102%
67

70

37% 87%

51
58

30%

9l"

32%

9i%
100

16
8

77%
97

52%
40

90

special..

Rensselaer * Saratoga. .
108% 109%
Rome, Watertown & Ogdens..
79%
8t. Louis, Alton A T. Haute... '5"
do
do
28
pref. 26
Belleville A So. Illinois, pref
St. Louis Iron Mou*t. & South is% 17 *
Toledo, Peoria* Warsaw..,..
2%
Toledo. Wab & Western, prei.
ITItflcellaneouR Stock*
American District
A tlantic & Pacific

Telegraph.
Telegraph.

Biston Waterpower.
Canton Co., Baltimore
Cent. N. J. Land Improv. C*.
Delaware A Hudson Canal.
*




9?
Buffalo * Erie, new bonds ... 100
101%
100
102
Buffalo & State Line 7s
90
Kalamazoo & W. Pigeon, 1st..
99“
Lake Shore Dlv. bondB
do
Cons. coup. 1st., 99
do
Cons. reg. 1st... 9>* 99
do
Cf ns. ccup. 2d..
92**
do
Cons. reg. 2d
100
Marietta & Cin., 1st Mort
100
Mich.Cent.,Consol. ?b, 1902...
111% 114
do
IstM. 8s, 1882

102* 103%
90%

New York & N. Haven 6s

New Jersey Southern
2%
N, Y., New Haven A Hartford 133
Ohio * Mississippi, preierred. 50
Pacific of Missouri
Pitts.. Ft W. A Chic.,guar...

bds. 100

New Jersey Southern 1st m 6s
do
do
consol. 7?

96%

Mo., Kansas A Texas

new

~

53

88

76

Morris* Essex

do

Detroit,Monroe A Tol bonds.
56*

Central Pacific
do

100

0%
Butt. N. Y. & E. 1st M., 1877....
do
large bonds..
Han. * St. Jo. Land Grants... 100
do
do 8s convertible m. 75%
104
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875...
Dub & Sioux C.,1st M
9i*
do
do
2d dlv
Cedar Falls & Minn. 1st M....
43** 51
Indiauap., Bl. & W. IstM
do
do
2d M
100
102
Mich. 80.7 per ct. 2d Mort
105
Mich. 8. & N 1. S.F.7p.c.... 104
102
Cleve. & Tol. Sinking Fund

do

Ilallroad Stock*.
(Active previously quoted.)
Atbany & Susquehanna

Chicago & Alton

ll*'6%

100
Tol.,new bonds
Cleve., P’vllle * Ash., old bds. no

30
30

52%

.

Cleve. &

0%
74
56
74
55
55

...

..

32*

do new bonds, 1866..
do
186?..
do
do consol, bonds....
do
2d series,
do
do deferred do

1o

do

--

.

New York Bounty Loan.reg., 107%
do
do
ao
coup.... 107%
tlO
do
6s, Canal Loan 1874. 108
do
6s, do do
1875.. 103 110
108
do
6s, do do
1877..
do
6s, do do
1876.. lu8
108
do
63, Cold reg. 1837.. 108
do
6s, do coup-lS-^.. 109
do
6s, do loan. 1883..
do
6s, do
do 1891.. 109
do
5a, do
do 1875.. 104
do
5s, do do
1876.. 104
North Carolina 6s, old, J. & J. 2U%
do
do
do

67%

i2%

79

99^

1879.

Guaranteed

Chesapeake & 0.6s, 1st

103

13(7

do

do

7s, Penitentiary,

78,1878...
Missouri Sp, due in 1871
do
do

101

Bost., Hartf. & Erie, 1st M

101

22

do

do
d*-

30
80
15
15

..

Michigan 68,1878-79
do
6b,1883...

2d
3d

m
50
do
ex coup
do
Chic. * Alton Sinking Fund
do
do
1st Mortgage... 105%
do
do
Income
Joliet & Chicago, 1st Mort...
103
Louisiana* Mo.. IstM. guar. &2%
St. Louis, Jack. & Chic. 1st M. 95
97
Chic., Bur. & Q. 8 n c. 1st. M... 110
111%
Chic. K. Island & Pacific
:0o*
Central ofN. J.,lstM., new., 106*
do
do
2d Mort.
do
do con.conv.... 102*
102%
Am. Dock & Improve, bonds.
Mil.& St. Paul 1st M.8s P.D. 104* 105*
do 7 3-10 do 9'% bl
do
do
do
7s gold R. D.
do
do
do 1st Mort. LaC.D 84’
86*'
do
do 1st M. I.& M.D.
78
do
IstM. I. & D..
do
do
IstM. 1. & 1...
do
do
do
IstM.H.&D.
do,
do
IstM. c. AM. 75
65
do
do
2d M
do
99
Chic. * N. Western S. Fund..,
K2
do
do
Int. Bonds
do
do
Consol, bds 84% 86*
do
do
Extn. Bds
do
do
let Mort.. 96
do
do coup gld bds 73
78%
do regrn
do
do
iowa Midland, 1st mort.,8a...
Galena & Chicago Extended
do
2d Mort... 101
Peninsula 1st Mort., conv.
Chic. & (Milwaukee 1st Mort... 91%
Winona & St. Peters 1st m
do
2d m..
C. C. C. & Ind’s 1st M, 7s, S. F. 103% 104
Del., Lack. * Western, 1st M. 103% 105%
do
do
2dM.. 104%
do
do
7s, conv. )06%
L’7% 193
Morris * Essex, 1st Mort
102
do
do
2d Mort
do
do
Conv. bonds
do
do
Cons'ructloi* 90
93% 98*
no
do
7s of 1871
Erie 1st Mortgage Extended .
1IO6
do
do
Endorsed...
100
do 2d do
7s, 1879
do 3d
do
*7% 93%
7s,1883
do 4th do
7s, 1880
1<1%
do 5th do
97
(8, I808.
do 7s, cons. mort. gold bds..

75

6s, levee bonds.,
8s
do
8s
do
1875..
8s
of 1910.

do
do

do
do

-

do new Donds.....
do new floating debt,

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

21

Railroad Bonds.

•03%

Louisiana 68

i7%
240

Albany & Susqh’a, 1st bonds.. 103% i°3%

7s!l.R.,F.B.&N.O

Kentucky

pref..

..

do
8s, Alab. & Chat. K..
8b
of 1S92..
do
13
Arkansas 6s, funded
do
7s, L. R. & Ft. S. Isa. 11
lo
7s, Memphis * L. R.. 1L
11
do
Jo
78, Ml88. O. & R. Rlv 11
11
7s Ark. Cent R
do
Hi
California 7b
'.
do
7b, large bonds

Connecticut 6b
Georgia 6s
do
7s, new bonds

do

Maryland Coal..
Pennsylvania Coal
Spring Mountain Coal

8s Mont & Euf’la R..

do
7s, endorse l
do
7s, Gold bonds
In liana 5s.,
llltnDis 6a coupon,’77
1879......
do
do
do
War Loan

03

Mariposa Land & M. Co....

86,1886

no

Bid. Ask.

SKOUBITIKS.

37

42

N. Y. Central 6s, 1888
95
6s 1887
do
92
do
fls real estate
do
6*. subscription. 92
do
100%
7s. 1876
do
5s, conv. 1876
do
78, 1865-76
co & Hud. 1st mort ,coup 103% 10.^%
do
1st mort , reg.. 105
10s*
Hud. R. 78, 2d M. S. F. 1885
106% 1U8
do
7s, 8d Mort.. 1875
..

...

Harlem, 1st mort. 7s, coup....

108*

103%

do
do
reg
North Missouri 1st mort
Dhio * Miss., consol, sink. f...
do
Consolidated....
do
2d
do

8i“

91%
90% 9i*
77% 78
Central Pacific gold Bonds.... 92% 92%
do
?>tate Aid bds. 101 103
....

84

Western Pacifi c bonds
Union Pacific, 1st M’geBonds.
do
Land Grants. 78.
do
Income past, due
do
Sinking Fund...
PacificP,.of Mo. IstM
do
1st Carond’t B
„

do

do

2d M

PaCiflcR.7s guart’d by Mo...

PP«ts.,Ft. W.& Chic.,IstM....

38*
33*
90%
75%

klik

89

92%
76

79
70

l66*’

70%

107%

105
do
do
2d Mort. 102
do
do
3d Mort. 92% 95
101
Cleve. & Pitts. Consol, S. F’d. lOl)
>01
102
do
do
SdMort
do
do
4th Mort
90%
73*%
Col., Chic. & Ind. C., 1st Mort. 73
28
50
do
do
2d Mort..
89
St. L. A Iron Mountain, 1st M. 85
65
do
do
2d M. 59
Alton* T.H., 1stM ...........
do
do
2d M. pref,,,... 87*
.

37%
114*

39* *

do

-

do

2d M.

incojgo

l

72

Bid. Ask

SKOUBITIKS.

Bellev’le * S.Ills. R. IstM. 8’s
Tol.. Peoria * Warsaw, E, D..
do
do
W. D..
dO
do
BurVjj J)jy
do
co
2d M
uo
do Consol. 7s.
Tol. * Wab’h, 1st Mort. ext’d.
do
1st M. St L div
do
2d Mort
do
Equip. Bd8....
do
tons. Convert.
Hannibal & Naples 1st M
Great Western, 1st M., 1888....
do
2d M. 1893....
Quincy & Tol., 1st M.,1890....
111. * So. Iowa. 1st Mort

75

«

65*'
SO*'
70%
67
50

75*

Man. & Cent. Missouri 1st M..

Pekin,Lincoln & Decatur IstM
Gin., Lafayette & Chic. IstM.
Del. & Hudson Canal IstM.’9! 101%
do
do

do

do

1884 103
1887

Long Island RR 1st M.

104%

Atchison & Nebraska 8 p. c...
Bur. & Mo. River, stock
do
Land M. 7s..
do
do
do
2d S., do 7s..
(
(in
3d S.. do 8s.
do
do
4th S. ,do 8s.L
do
do
5th S do 88..
do
6th S ,do 8s..
do
do Creston Branch
do
do
do Chariton Branch

Bur., C. R. & M. (M. div.)g.7s
Burl. & M. (In Neb.) 1st conv..
Cairo* Fulton 1st 7s, gold....
California & Oregon 6s, gold.

California Pac. RR.7’s, gld...
do
6s, 2d M., gld
Canada Southern 1st 7s, gold..
Central Pac.7s, gold,conv...
do
Land G. 6s g
Central of Iowa. 1st M, 7’s gla.

25*
40*
97
97

13
50

Ill. Grand Trunk

Chic., Dub. & Minn., 8s..
Peoria* Hannibal R. 8’s.
Chicago * Iowa R. 8’s....

65
96
50
77
80
70
50

99

72
85
85

8s

stock 6s

55
.0
62

60
90
85
30

95

40
40
65

8s

ao

166*

Montgomery Rs

80
70
40
52

Nashville 6p, old.
do
6s. new
New Orleans 5s
consol.6s
ao
do
do
do
bonds, 7s....*..
10s
do
do
to railroads,6p
do
do
Norfolk 6s

45

60
42
68
70
63

Petersturg 6s
Richmond 6s
Savannah 7s,old
do
7s, new

82

82
65
SO

Wilmington, N.C., 6s gold
do
8s gold....
do
HATLKOADB.

Ala.* Chatt.,lst,M,8s,end...
Ala. & Tenn. R, 1st M.. 7a..;.
do
2d M., 7s
Atlantic & Gull conscl
end. Savanfii
do
do
stock
do
do
do
do guaran.
do
Central Georgia, 1st M.,7s.....
consol. M. «
do
do
stock........
do
do

Charlotte, Col. A A.,1st

10

so
95
84
60
67
35
62
70
90
T2
72
87
60

m.,7s.

K.Tenn.,Va& Ga.,lst M.,7s..
stock

do

do

60

90

Georgia R. R.,7s

85
58
50
75
81
88
90
15
81
65
16
65

stock

do

Greenville A Col. 7s, guar
do
do
7s, certif..
Macon & Brunswick end. 7s...
Macon & Western stock
Macon and Augusta bonds... .
do
do
endorsed .
do
do
stock

Evansville & Crawfordsv. 7s..
Erie & Pittsburgh 1st 7s
do
2d 7s
do
7s. equip....

Memphis * Charleston, 1st 7k..
Memphis * Little R%!el M....
Mississippi Central, 1st m.,7s.
do
2dm., 88...
Mississippi A Tenn., lstm.,7s .
do consold.,3
do

85
£8
96
90

57%
75
65
55
60
80
60
25
15

95

lOO"

60

93
31

Logans., Craw. & S. W. 8s, gld.
95%
Michigan Air Line, 8s
Moaticello & P. Jervls7s,gold
85*
Montclair 1st 7s, gold
Mo., Kan. & Texas 7s.gold....
Mo. R., Ft., 8.* Gulf 1st. M, 10s
do
do
2d M.,10s
43
N. J. Midland 1st 7s, gold

85*
90
85
34

55*
40

Orange

5'»

23%
28

S5

2d 7s

27%

N.Haven,Middiet.& W.7s....
North. Pac. 1st m. gold 7 8-10s
>
do
Land Warianta...

35

4

•••

80
• • 4%

60

70
80
75
71
*70
67
18
95
95
85
80
93

88
82
92
85
90
82
91

and Alex., lsts, 6s
2ds, 6s
3ds, 8s
4ths,8s

do
do
do

75
90
80
80
68

7s.

Hich.,Fre’ksb’g& Poto.fis....

do
do
do conv. 7s.
Rich.and Danv.lst cons’d 0«..
South & North Ala. 1st M. 8s.

70

Southside, Va., 1st M. 8s.....
do
2d M. guar. 6s
do
* 3d M. 6s
do
4fh M. 8s
Southwest RR., Ga., IstM....
,

50*
50
30
SO
10
10
40
80

N. Y. & Osw. Mid. 1st 7s, gold,
do
do
2d 7s, conv.
do
West Extension 7s.

•

do lBtend.
do
do Income
Mont.* Eufaula 1st 8s, gld end
Mobile & Mont.. 8s gold, end..
Mobile & Ohio sterling
do
do
ex ctfs.
do
do
do
8s, interest....
do
do
2 mtg, 8s
do
do
stock
N. Orleans & Jacks. 2dM.8s.
cert’s,8s.
do
do
N.Orleans & Opelous,lstM.8s
Nashville* Chattanooga,6s...
Norfolk* Petersburg 1st m.,8s
do
do
7s
do
do 2dmo.,8e
Northeastern, S.C.,lst M.8s....
2d M., 8s
do

Klchm’d* Peterb’glstm.,

is*

85
80

do

..

44

85

Montgomery* WeBtP..1st 8s..

5
7%
92% '.02

90

2d 7s..
stock.

do
do

do
do

30
52
42
60

20

do
do
stock
Charleston* Savannah6s,end.
Savannah anti Char., 1st m., 7s.
Cheraw and Darlington 7s
East Tenn. & Georgia 6s
East Tenn.* Va. 6b. end. Tenn

55*

75
74
75
50
42
55

73

do
end.,M.&C.R.R....
MoblleSs

Det.,Lans.&LakeM.Intm. 8s
do
do
2d m. 8s
Dutchess * Columbia 7s
Denver Pacific 7s, gold
Denver & Rio Grande 7s, gold

do

CITIES.

do

Columbia,S. C., 6s
Columbus, Ga., 7s,bonds
Lynchburg 6s
Macon 7s, bonds
Memphis old bonds, 6s
do
new bonds,6s

h0
ICO
45
100

Evansville, Hen. & Nasnv. 7s..
Elizabethtown & Padu. 8b con
Evansville, T H & Chic 7s. gld 80
Flint & Pere M. 7s, Land Gr.. 90
Fort W.. Jackson & Sag.8s...
Grand R. & Ind. 7s, gold,guar. 166*
do
do 7s, plain
Grand River Valley 8s
92*
Hous. & Tex. C. 1st 7s g old... b5
Ludianap.* Vlncen. 1st 7s,guar
Iowa Falls & Sioux C. 1st vs...
Indianapolis & St. Louis 7s....
Jackson, Lansini' & Sag. 8s...
Jack., N. W.& S. E. 1st m gl s7
Kansas Pac. 7s, Extension, gld 50
do
7s, Land Gr., gld.
do
78,
do new,gld
do
6s, gld, Jun&Dec
do
6s, do Feb* Aug
do
7s, 1876, Land Gr.
do
7s, Leaven. Brch.
do
Incomes, No. 11..
No 16..
do
do

70

65

Securities

Charleston,8.C.,7s,F.L.bds..

l66

60

Keokuk A Des Moines 1st 7s
L. Ont. Shore RR. 1st m. gld 7s
Lake Sup. & Miss. 1st 7’s, gld.
Leav., Atch. & N. W. 7s, guar.
Leav Law. & Gal. 1st M., 10b. .
Louisiana * Mo. Riv. 1st m. 7s

gld
...

Augusta, Ga., 7s. bonds

Detroit, Hillsdale & In. RR.8’s

Kal.& White Pigeon 78
Kansas City & Cameron 10s...
Kan. C., St. Jo. & C. B.8s of’85
do
do
do 8s of 1898

2d guar

Atlanta, Ga., 7s
Charleston

Chic. & Can. South. 1st m gl 7s
Ch., D. & V., I. div., I m gTd 7s
Cleve., Mt. V. & Del. 7s, gold.
Connecticut Valley 7b
Connecticut Western 1st 7s,.,,
Chic. & Mich. L. Shore ..4.,..
Dan., Urb., Bl. & P. 1st m 7 gld
Des Moines* Ft.Dodge 1st 7s.

Kal., Alleglian &G.R.8s,guar

85
100
80
60
10
80
85
50
70
75

1st7s.gold

Walkill Valley 1st7s,gold

9>%

Chicago, C. & Dub. 8Chicago, Bur. & Quincy 7s....
Chic. Danv.& Vlncen s 7s, gld

do
Stock
Kalamazoo & South H. 8s,guar

17

33%

Sandusky, Mans. & Newark 7s
St.Louis, Vandalia & T H.lst

45

100

American Central 8s
Chi. & Southwestern RR. 7’s..
Chesapeake & 0.1st m. gold 6s
do
2djm. gold 7s
Col. & Hock. V. 1st 7s,3o yrs..
do
do
1st 7s. 10 yrs..
do
2d 7s, 20 yrs...
do

Bay City Rs
Det., Eel River & 111. 8s

St.Jo. &C.B1. stM.,108
do
do
8 p. c:
St. Jo. & Den. C.88,goid,W P
do
do 8s, gold, E. D

Southern

l66*

£

Detroit A

100*
100
20

Sioux City & Pacific 68
South Pacific 6's,gold
Southern Minn, construe. Ss
do 7s
do

37%

92

3 C

o

95

60%

98
99
99
92

O.O. & Fox R.

...

95*

West Wisconsin 7s. gold
Wisconsin Valley 8s

98*

do
2d M, Ts, gld
Keokuk A St. Paul,8s....] ...
Carthage & Bur. 8b
Dixon, Peoria* Han., 8s.

Valley 8s.
Quincy* Warsaw, 8s

Rome & Watertown 7b

Rome, W. & Ogdensburg7s..
Rondout & Oswego 7a,gold..

Rockf’d.R I.* St. L.1st7s,gld

Union* Logansport7s
Union Pac.. 90. branch,6b,
11

•

,

92%

St.L..& St. Joseph,lst,6s, gld
Southern Central of N. Y. 7s.

ITllMcellaneons List.

Atchison, Top. * S. Fe 7s, gld.

90
M
77
55
35

Peori a.Pekin *1. litm
Peoria* Rock I. 7’s, gold ...
Port Huron * L M.7s, gld, end
do
do
7s:gold....
Pullman Palace Car Co. stock
do bonds, 6s, 1st series

do
do
St.L. & 8o’eastern

..

Nashville & Decatur 1st M. 7s
South Slde.L.l, 1st Mort. bds
Western Union Tel. 1st M.7s.
Arkansas Levee bonds 7s
Atchison & P. Pk,6B gold
Atlantic & Pacific L G. 6s gld

Ask

Cmaha & Southwestern RR.8'
Oswego & Rome 7s, guar

96
80

Lafayette, Bl’n & Miss. 1st M

Bid

SKOUBITIKS.

stock...

0

S. Carolina
do
do

RR. IstM7s (new)
stork

do

West Alabama
PAST DUX

Tennessee

6s......
7s.

8e, guar
COUPONS.

State Coupons.....

Virginia Coupons.
do
Consol. (. onn

Memphis City Coupons

85
50
55
10
65

90

54
SO
84

57

45

55

55

60
12
75

95

87

[September 26, 1874.

THE CHRONICLE.

316

particularly those for connections muth of Baltimore, and the
the stock and bonds of various companies held
Pennsylvania are also in many cases heavily scaled down,
by the

road,

3nuc0tmcntfi

values set uHon

AND

favorable to the general
soundness of the Pennsylvania road, and to the value of its stock.
Almost every week now brings the intelligence of the sale of
one or more roads in foreclosure, and with these sales and the re¬
organization of some roads, and the adjustment of the affairs of
others by the acceptance of their funding propositions, it is found
that railroad finances are gradually getting into better shape. In
The Chronicle on page 295 (Sept. 19), it was stated that the
Maryland & Delaware railroad was advertised for sale on the 30th
inst.; this was an error, and it should have read^the “ Maryland
the conclusions

but

STATE, CITY

SECURITIES, RAILROAD
CANAL AND MISCEL¬

STATE SECURITIES, CITY
STOCK AND BOND LIST,

BOND LIST.

LANEOUS STOCK AND
[Entered according to Act of
Co.. In the

FINANCES.

AND CORPORATION

Congress, in the year

1874. by William B. Dana &
Washington, D.C.]

of Confess,

office of tue Librarian

without features of in¬
terest concerning investment matters.
There have been few
changes in regard to Government, State, or city bonds, but as to
railroad finances there have been more events of importance,.
The report of the Investigating Committee of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has lately appeared in a pamphlet of nearly
250 pages, and is, upon the whole, a pretty satisfactory document.
The Committee does not hesitate to Condemn some of the con¬
tracts and engagements made by the directors of the Pennsylvania
The month of

September has not been

of the report are

Pennsylvania ” road.
It .is now a year since the panic, which proved so disastrous to
railroad investments of every kind, swept over the country. But*
as
will be seen, railroad securities are fast regaining their
former popularity the present month, showing this in a more
marked degree than any of its predecessors, the Pacific mortgages
&

popular, and advancing

being decidedly

sharply in prices

AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BOND LIST.
[Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1874 by Wm. B. Dana & Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.]
Bonds, §
CANAL

DESCRIPTION.
For explanation of
all references see
foot notes on 1st page of RR. Tables

Amount

a>77

Out¬

03 O

Sh

fipa

in OS

standing.

i§56

var.

2a

ttf

50

:

i858

Debentures, sterling
Debentures. 1873

1,000
100

29,000.000

1,000
1,00C
1.00C

1,500,000

1869
1871
1872
1873

•

+ «

l.OOC
50

48

Navigation—stock
Loan, convertible, coupon, gold

Lehigh Coal dk

•

1

J
J

3,500,000
3,500,000
3,000.000
810,000
9,390,350

J & J.
F & A.
J & J.

s !•—J-

F.& A.

Consol, mort. loin....

8.16,000
5,566,277
2,000,000
4,9l«,500
692,100
199,000

6

50

1,003,800

1,000

103,000
1,025,000

5
6
2
5
6
6

83
103

mortgage..
Morris—Stock, consolidated
Preferred stock
1st mortgage
2d mortgage
1st

,

scrip dividend
Pennsylvania—S tock
1st M., guar, by Penn. RR., s.f. $5,000,000.
West Br. & S .squ., 1st and 2d mort
Schuylkill Nav.—stock, common

30c.in

s

3,000.6 10 60c. in
6
1,714,390

s

var.

1,000
50

375

i970

375
123
108

....

;

1,000
50
50

1,000
1,000

(due .872, ext. to 1897)

Mortgage bondB
Common bonds

1870
1863
1864

Improvem nt bonds
Boat and car loan
Boat and car loan

45

Susquehanna dk Tide Water—Stock
Maryland loan. 2d mortgage
SuBqh.Ca al, common bonds, 3d mort...
do
pref. end T. W. priority bds.
Irnion—stock

-

r

-

500,000
285,000

var.

1869

103

Boat loan
Prelerred stock

1,175,0(4)

1,000

1856
1860
1865

1,000
1,100
1,000
1,000
50

.

t

7
7

236,965

103,161

4,457,150
2,805 000
743,000

1.259,«43

3,990,392
l,i 34,0)0
47,733
260,000
756,650

6
6
6
6
6

628,100
2.002,746
1,(00,000

6

1st mortgage

....

3,000,000

6

M

Chesapeake City, Md.

(V. 18,

making good progress towards
liabilities. V. 19, p. 61.

Lpas d to Lehigh

Coal & Nav. Co., at int.

bonds and 8 p. c. a yr on stock.
Stock increased $5,000,000 in April, 1373.
ceases Aib. & Susq. and Rens. & Sar.
1877
Railroads.
Endorses $4,c00.(00 bonds
1884
N. Y. & Canada Railroad. (V. 18, p. 472,
1391
503.)
July, 1875
April 1878
Gioss receipts
In 1873, $1,946,503 : ex¬
Sept. 1V74
1894
penses, Interest and taxes, $1,9:1,884 ;
deficit, $35,889. See annual report in
1884
Chronicle, v. 18, p. 272.
Cent. RR.
1897
of N. J. assumes $2,810,000 ol gold loan
1897
of 1897. (V. 13, p. 297, 504.)
1877
on

1382
1911

July! 1910
1818-8 4.

Philadelphia, office,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

1882-1907
1895

Jan.,
May,
May,
May,

do

do

„

Philadelphia, office.

&NT.

1876
183(4
1888
1889

Jan., 18:5
J n. I, '.878
Jan., 1394

Phlla. & Baltimoie.
do
do

J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
„

582.)

meeting its old

1870
1890
1885

Philadelphia office.

F. & A.
M.& S.
J. & J.

9

P.

This Co. is

Pittsburg, office.

J. & J.
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.&N.

6

July, 1886

N. Y., N. B’k of Coin’ce. July 1,1887
Leh. Val. KR. Co.,Phila. Aug.4, 1874 Leased, April, 1870, to Lehigh Valley RR.
for 999 yrs. The lessees assuming bds
do
Aug.4,1874
do
do
do
April, 1876 & scrip & paying 10 p. c , per annum on
do
April, 13 6 pref' stock, and 4 on consol, stock, (v.
do
11, p. 714.)
Oct., 1899
do
do
Feb., 1887
do
••
do

do

7

325,316
2,907.850

J.&D.

J. & J.

6
6

1,811,000
50

85

.—F.

lg•

762.779

do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do
do

J. & J.
J. & J.
F. & A.

:oo
100

103
103
103

London.

office, 71 B’way.
Philadelphia, office.

J. & J.
J. & J.
A.& O.
A.& O.
A .& O.
F. & A.

....

83

Monongahela Nav. Co.—stock

do
N. Y.,

J.& D.
J .& D.

1862

....

do

Q-M.

1,000
1,010
1,00)
1,000
1,000
1,000

do
do
do

do

M. &N.
& J.
J & J.
J & J.
A .& O.
M .& S.
-J.

6 g6
6

June, 1973 Del. City to

Sons.
Aug. 4,1874
Philadelphia, office
July 1,1878
do
do
N. Y., Bk of Commerce. Aug.l, 1874

T

7
2

last Divrd.

London.
Balto.,A. nrown&

o

7
6 g.

Stocks,

do

do

REMARKS.

when Due.

Balto.,A. Brown & Sons.

1S72

gold

Philadelphia, office.

& D.
& J.

Cy.-j.

7
7

Principal,

Payable and

by Whom.

Payable.

6
4
6
5

633,350
800,000

1867

60
60
148
148
148
148

Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds

Preferred stock

t

Where

When 1

6
5

2,000,000
4,375,000
1,69 *,500

r

Delaware -Division—stock
1st mortgage
Delaware dk Hudson—stock

1st mortgage
2d mortgage

1,997,872
8,229,594

DIVIDENDS.

'

8
6

1,880,800

25

Chesapeake dk Ohio—stock
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Guaranteed Sterling Loan
Bonds having next preference

1st mortgage registered
1st mort. registei ed, RR
Mort. loan, on equipments &c.,
Loan
do
exten. conv. till Dec.,’77

50

14
14

Rate
pec
Cent.

'

(X

^ANALS.

Delaware—stock
1st mortgage (originally $2,800,000)

Chesapeake dk

INTEREST OR

ojg

Miles
of •
C’nal

May

Wyoming & Wlconlsco merged into, and
West Branch & Susq. owned by P., C.C.

Leased from June
for999 yea'S at

1,1870. to PHI. & Readannual rent'of $655,000

Including certain real and personal prop rty conveyed to P. & H. Last an¬
nual report in v. 18, p. 272.)

Leased to P. &
on bonds and

Reading RR. for interest
half of net earnings.

1,*1883

MISCELLANEOUS.
DESCRIPTION.

loot-notes on 1st page of RR
Adams Express

Date Size or Amount
Outof
par
Bonds. valuet st’ndlng.

Tables.
100
100
25

Co— stock

American coal (Md.)—stock
American Dock dk Improvement Co..
Atchison Bridge, 1 t mort., guar
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co—stock...
Atlantic dk Pacific Telegraph -stock.
Boston Water Power

Mortgage bonds (for

$2,500,000)

Canton Improvement Co.—stock
Bonds for $5,000,000. gold
Union R.R. bonds guaranteed

Cary Improvement

Co
Consolidation Coal < f Md.—stock ....
1st mort. (convertible)
let M., cot!sol,, conv. (for $1,250,000)
Cumberland co 1 and L—1st mort..

do
do
2d mortgage
Cumberland Coal & Iron Co—Stock
Dunleithdk Dubuque Bridge—bile, s.f...
Ills, dk St. Loui-■ Bridge— 1st M.coup.
2d mortgage, coupon
3d mortgage coupon (lor $3,000,000)
St. Louis i unnel RR—1-t mor. tterl

Bridge—bonds
Mariposa Landdk Mining Co.—stock..

tt

ioo

tl

100
100
1874
•

.

.

•

1.000
16 M

1873
10
«...

1871
1'74

1373

£200

10,000.000
5,' (4.,000
4,400,000
5,000,000
20,000,000
4.000,000
512.e 01
4..’9; ,800
5,703,700
1,000,04)
1,250.(44)

,

,

.

,

1863

1871

100
100
100
100
50

Maryland (oal—stock
d)
Pacific Mail Steamship

....

New Cental Coal (

Co.—stock—

Pennsylvnia Coal—stock
1st mortgage bonds

Quicksilver Mining Co.— Com.
Preferred stock

....

.

Express—stock
Wells, Fargo it Co. Express—stock...
Western union Telegraph—stock

United States

age

Real estate

bonds,gold, sink. fund.

Wilkubarre Coal.




.

.

.

100

stock.

2d mortgage, gold
Soring Mountain Coal.—stock
Spruce Hill Coal.—stock

;*i mort

....

.

.

.

.

.

.

•

•

•

•

100

.

.

....

;v.

•

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

t

.

.

.

50
10
100
100
100

....

1872

1,000
100

1 000.000
6 900,(44)

5,000.000
41 ,i-73. (10
4,4 3,900
1,441,00)
8,400,000

9

A

REMARKS.

Due,
Stockfr,
Last Dlvi’d.

Sept. 1, 1874 Chronicle, V. 19, p. 270.
do
.’July \, 1874
New York, office.
ISept. 10,1874
N. Y.. Cent. RR. of N.J.
N. Y.,
do

Bank of N. Y.

Guar,

Dec.. 1867

9

1S72

R.

by Ch.& S. N., H. & St.

Jo., & Cdn. Br If. P

(V. 18. p. 136, 606.)

Nov. 12.1872 See Chronicle, V. 17, p. 596; V. 18, p. 190,295 , 504.
1884
Chronicle, VoI. 14, p.796; V. 15, p. 19; V. 16, p. 765

Boston Office.

7

....

....

....

...»

6g60c
7s.

828; v. 17 p. 21.

Jan. 9,1869
Jan. 20, 1874
Jan. 20,1874 A sufficient portion of new
A review at some
held to retire old bonds.
Jan., 188'.
length of the last annual report is given in
Jan. 1.1897
Chronicle. V. 18, p. 480, showing gross receipts
1819
of $3,s(0.708, and woi king expenses.
Feb., 1879
Guarantees a so bonds of the Cumb. & La. RR.
Apr. 15, 1873

Boston, office.

N. Y. Co.’s Office.
January. N. Y. Co's office, 71 B’y.
do
do
J. & J.
7
do
do
6
J. & J.
do
do
J. & J.
6
do
do
F. & A.
6
do
do
A. & O.
6
Nov., 1893
8
M.&N. N. Y. by Ill. Cent. R.R.
Total value-of property
1300
7g. A. & (). New York and London
ir.ort. bonds have a sinking fund
do
do
July 1. 1901
7g. J. & J.
M eh 1, 1886
year. The Tunnel RR. bonus are
do
do
7g. M.& S
Jan. 1, 1888
nually, from $60,0.0 in 1877 up to
9
J. & J. Lond., J.S. Morgan&Co
F. & A.

consol, mortgage is

4

$2,504,373.

about $13,000,000 The 1st
of $55,090 per
redeemed an¬
$i97.000 in 1888.

J.& D.

f

stock

Payable and

by Whom.

10s.
•

1,000

....

M.&N.

Principal,
When

,

100

*

1

2K

£250,000

iuo

w

“

Where

Payable.
J. & J.
M.& S.

3
T

When

Q.-M.

2
3

10,250,000
453,000
300,000
1,000 217,000
499,14)0
1,000
10 J
500,000
1.000 *
480,0(4)
4.0 0.000
1,000
2,000.0.0
1,(14)
l.<00
(?)

+

1864
1872
1852
1369

Louisville

Preierre

per
Cent

10,000.000
18,000.000
1,500,000

1,200,000
4,000,000
8,758,500
4,000,000
(?)
731,250
2,500,0 4)
1,883,000
55,000shs.

Bonds, §

INTEREST.

*

Co.—stock

Central of N. J. Land

1

N.

Y., Gilman, Son &

Co

...

See Chronicle, v.

13, p. 324.

...

*

■

T

,

3

Dec., 1870

....

3

Q-F.

5
7
f

F.& A.

N. Y., Ill
do

Broadway.
do

Chronicle (v.

.

p.
T

15, p. 523., v. 16, p.

325.)

Fept., 1869
May, 1874
Aug. 1,1S81
247.

....

7g.

T. & J.

3H

J. & J.

2
4
2

J. &J.

7
ig.
5

M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& S.

N.Y., E. Kelly & Co.

Q-F.
Q-J.

1879

Aug. 1,1874

See Chronicle,

Aug. 1,1374
filly 15. 1874
Jet. 15,1874 '
New York,officeV. IS. p. 585;
Nov
1875
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
ft
May, 19)2
N. Y. Union Trust Co.

V. 18, p. 504.

New York office.
New York office.

.

Philadelphia.

Nov., 1869

also, p. 41,528,
•

5; V. 19, p. 241.

September 26, 1874.]

THE

(

STATE

*

r

CHRONICLE.

'

'

*

SECURITIES.

■

f Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1874, by Wm. B. Dana. ft Co., In tho office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.]

Subscribers will confer
DESCRIPTION.

great favor by giving ns Immediate notice of any error discovered in onr Tables*

a

Date

For explanations

see

oi Amount
Outpar

Bonds. Value* st’ndmg.

foot-notes.

I NTEREST.

Size

of

Rate

When

per

Where

Cent

Payable and

Principal,

Alabama:
100ft c
lOOftc
lOOftc

1872
do
do

extended

1866
1866

do

1870

Sterling bonds of 1850, extended
Sterling bonds, extended
do

do
do

do

New bonds
o

New loan
Educational h und Debt
Railroad bond indorsements....
Loan o Mont. ft Eufala RR
Loan to Ala. ft Chattanooga RR...
State ctfs and Auditor’s warrants..
Arkansas :

•

nds, 10-20 year

•

•

.

1861
1863
1864
1864
1865

o.®

2v
o *

.

.

.

.

Washington funding, gold
ChlcMg relief

Market Hons*
Potomac Water
Corpoiatfon of Washington
Corporation of Qeorgetown
Florida :
Bds.’67.’6V6,*,&c..exc.h. forbds of’73
Due School and Internal imp fund
State bonds

.

478,800
688,000

.

.

t

1,000
....

,,,,

•.

8,050,000
2,211^58
2.128 086
800,-00

t

1,000
1,000

1,000

1,050,000

500&C

100&C
1,000
10 0

1,000

568,500

4.(y’0.(00
190,000

•

•••

•

•

•

•

•

••

•

•

•

(?)

•

2,686.100
100 0(0
152.400
485.100

•

,,,,

....

•

....

•

•

252,317

June,

1890

1886
1886
1886
1886
1888

railroad bonds,an-* about $ijDOO.OOO of direct bTias
have th‘i been issued, During 1872-78 tbe dent of
ti e State was trie
jae« >.9882,000, and the railroad

Jan., 1892-8

bu> sale postponed to J»l> 6, and then bids
were not no to the minimum price.
State Inter¬
est in d> fault from January. 1874, resumption of
payment In lo75 is talked of. (V. 17, p. 909; V.
18, p. 87,601.629.)

do

N. Y, Un. Trust Co.
do
do
do

Kate of taxation. 5 mills. Unfunded debt Is mostly
held bv U. S. The State is >n default, for Inter-

1899
1900

e-t. By the last a*fct-s»nw nt for 1872 and 1871 the
total valuation of property was $104,972,329. ▲
tax of 2H mills, payable in currency was mid for
Ini ere-1 on the debt, other taxes being payable
i certificates, ’ut for want • f an anprop'letlon
i> terest Is not paid. Repudiate n is advocated
by some parties. (V. 18, p, 850: V. 19, p. 197,199.)

1882

t

Union Trust Co
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

1899
1900
1900
1900

April, 1900

Sacramento, Treasury.
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

do
do

1877
1880
1883
1885
1893

do

1.000

1,000

4,000, (L0

1,000

237,500
600,000
3/00,000
2,700,000
1/80.0 0
307,500

......

1871
1813
1870
1848
Var’ >.
1866
1870
1870
1872
1873
1870-71
1870

Bonds of 1872

for fundi'*g (for f1.200,000.)..

Railroad endorsem-ms

Brunswick ft Albany RR

Illinois:

Interest bonds, inscribed stock....
Refunded stock bonds

500
500&C

1,000
1,000
....

250&C
.

.

.

•

University bonds

•

.

•

Thornton loan bonds

•

War bonds
Revenue deficit bonds (to Chicago)

•

•

•

1,500,000

Var.

6

Q-J.

8g.

6&7
6
7

-

J. ft J.
J.&J.
M. & N.
F. ft A.
J. ft J.

N

Y„4th Nat’l Bank

Q-J.

N.Y.,Lond.oi Frank.

:S92

do
do

do
do

7

J. ft D.

•

A. ft O.

J. &J.

6
6

6
6
6

do
do
M. ft S.
j & j
M.&N.

64 *00

1.0*0 000

7

J. ft J.
do

'

.

*

Apl.l.*75to’£6
Dec., 1890

N. Y.,
do
do
do

Jan.. 1878
Various

Am. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do

do
do
do

do

do

Jan., 1*80
Jan., 1880
ion
uIT

w

do

....

6
7
7

.

N. Y., 4th Nat’l Bank.

A. ft O.

6

101,775

....

lOO&r.
lOOftc

889,000
346,000

....

Louisiana:

BOnds tor relief of State Treas
1853
Bonds in aid of various railroads...
Leveeb nds
1866
do
1*67
do
1870
Bonds fund ng coupons
1866
Bonds tor redemption certifs, &c.
1866
Bonds to Boeuf ft Crocodile Nav.C
1870
do
for relief of P. .1. Kennedy,
1870
do
issued to st ite Penit ntiary.
1869
do
to fund floating debt of State
1870
do
to Miss. & Mex. G’lf Canal,
1869
do
to N. La. & Texas RR. Co....
1869
do
do
do
13.3
do
school held by Stat < Treas
1857
do
to N.O., Mob. ft Cnat. RR...
1870
do
to N. O., Mob. <v Texas RR
1871
Co -solldated iu iding bonds
1874
Maine—Civ 1 loan bonds.
a~
’51-’61
or
W «r loan bonds
1863
2
P.6D
3 0)
1863
Bounty do
O *"
do
ao
1864
o u
1868
Munlcfp *1, W r Debt nssamed
o
M ary land— Balt, & « hio RR .sterling
1838
* Ohio Canal,
Chesapeake
1838
st’g.
Susq. ft T de Water Canal
1838
Railroa s >«nd canals
varl’uo
Eastern Shore RR
1839
Baltimore .v Sm q, RR
1837
.

.

.

.

'

i

E\
.

Bounty Fnnd Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
do sterling
,do
War

Loan, sterling
Trov ft Greenf. RR, Loan, sterling,
do
do

.

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

750,000
1,830,000
1,000,000
4,000,000
2,960.000
965.800
2 0,00 >
80,000
134,000
500,000
2.950,000
480.000
546,000

1,000

New York.
•

665,000
375,000
2.500 ( 00

home...

sterling.
fcTroy ft Greenfl -Id RR.. sterling....
do

do
dollar bon-s.
Southern Vermont RR, Loan
Norwich ft Worcester RR. Loan...

Boston, Hartf. ft Erie RR.,sterling
Harbor Land Improvement

1839
1889
1868
1871
1872
1873
1854
1854
1854
1857
’61-’62
’61-’62
*61-’62
’63-’64
1863
1864
1864
1869
’58-’61
’61-’6S
1*68
’69-*73
1873
1860
18579
’68-’6
1870

July

•

i Ron

lOOU

%

1876

•

1,000
1,000
•

-

•

....

500&C
5C0&C

118,000
525,000
475,000
2,832,500
3,084,400

1,000
500ftc
100 &C
•

•

2,712,222
2,650, 83

•.

....

760/00
156,675

....

•

•

•

•

81,069
269,000

....

.

.

.

#

529,795
•

•

•

299,435

•

62 615
n •

*

*

LOO &C.

1,000
1,000
1,000

1,000
500

1,000
1,000

*

1,000
1,000
50II&C
£100&c.
£200
£200&c.
oOiiivc
£100ftc
£ lOO&C

1,0 0
5,000
1,000
£2 0
1,000

3,072.083
100,000
S3U.000
869,056
50,000
100,000
94,000
50,000
220,000
2.150,000
600,000
888 00 >

200.000

4,379,500
4.0ft ,744
999,944
554 180

966,500
2,952,400
5.4 '8.072
400.000
200,000
400,000
3,599,024

230,000

6
6
8
6

8
6
6

8
8
7
6
7.80
8

1883-’84

N.Y., Donnell, L. ft Co.
do
do

576.000

1 000

500

!00&c
1,000
1,000

....

do
do
Coast Defense Loan

do
do

500

1,000
1,000
1,000

do

do
do

do

1876-’99
1884-’99

J. ft J.
N. O., La. Nat. Bank.
July, 1893
Various.
do
do
do
•72 to 1906
do
do
do
1886
do
M. ft N. N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co. May l, 1907
do
M. ft S.
do
do
March 1,1875
N. O..La. Nat. Bank.
J. ft J.
1886 ft ’88
do
M.& S.
do
do
Sept., 1906
do
do
J. ft J.
Jan. 1,1890
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1890
do
do
M. ft S. N.Y., Winslow. L.ft Co. March 1,1909
do
M. ft N.
do
do
May. 1910
M. ft S.
1899
N.O.,La Nat. Bank.
A. ft O. N.f., Wimlow.L.ft Co.
1909
-

t

T

t

Various. N.O., Citiz’ns’ Bk ofLs.
8
J.&J. N.Y., Winslow, L. ft Co.
8
A.& O.
N. Y. ft New Orleans.
7
J.&J.
5&6 V rious.
Augusta and Boston.
6
M. ft S.
Boston, Suffolk Bank.
6
do
do
do
F. ft A.
do
6
do
do
J. ft D.
6
A. & O.
Boston.
Augusta and
5g. J. ft J.
London, Bating Bros.
do
do
flo
5g.
do
do
do
5z.
5
5
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
6

Quarter. Baltimore, State Agent.
A.&O.

Q,u rter.
J

ft J.

Quarter.
A.&O.
J. ft J.
do

J.&J.

5g. A. ft O.
do
5g.
5g. J. &*J.
6g. J.ft D.
M.&N.

6g. J.&J.
do
5g.
do
5g.
do
5g.
5g. M.&N.
do
5g.
5g. I. ft J.
5g. A. ft O.

Sg.
5g.
5g
5g.
5g.

6g.
5g.
5g.

are

do
do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

«jan..
ik

Aug.. 1880
June, 1889
Oct., 1898
18 0
1890
1865
1880 ft 1890

do

Assessed va’ue ot property in . 1878, t242,lf>L882
Rate of tax. 4 mills. L glsla ure declared void
the senv-annual gold bonds of 1870, and $12(M)Q0
of the quarterly bom'« held by H. Clews ft Co.;
the B. ft A. * onds, $1,500.100; and the folk wing
RR. e-idorsem- nts. viz: Bran-v lek ft A )b., $8JOO000. Balnbr.. C. ft C.. $600.00*. Cherokee Val..
$800 roo, < artersvllle ft V.. $275,000, Review of
btate finances, v. 18. p. 87; also.v. 19, p, 111.
1

The debt has been rapidly reduced of late years.
The assessment ot property tor 1874 was 9«Q.867,664. The t< tal amount of municipal bi nds
retlstereo wkh S at- >■ $1'.4 8.S3I; tre Cou»ta
la ely derided against the Sta e pay ng Interest
lor municipalities.
(V. 18, p. 190; V. 19, p. 15,98.)

Taxable valuation $950,500,000, Tax rate, Ik mills.
> her<-are a so
$180,100 War bonds, and $114,000
interna] improvement b nd*.
The vuluatlon of real and personal property In 1878
was $12 ,684.i76.
In 8iate funds are $685,125 of
bonds.
these
Bee Chboniolx, V. 18. p. 62, 850.
A constitutional amendment,
the total debt to $25,000,000.

$2*28,666 658. Rate of State taxation, in 1874,911%
mills. In June, lo7i, payment was commenced in
N o. ot ln>eiectdne u,. to Jan.. 187c but waa
on'y cont nue< In smGl amounts, as mo.ey waa
received from tax collectors. (V. 17, p. 19,51.829;
V.1-, p. 62 87, 143,162,S5U, 502,526,601, 106; V. 19,
p.

117,167,184.

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

1MU

Oct., 1974
Oct., 1874
July, 1874
June, 1877

May. 1880

July,TT4-’7£
July, *77-78

do

Boston, Treasury.
London, Baring Bros.

J.&J.

London.

do
A.&O.
J.&J.
do
do

Boston, Treasury.
d

1690
1890
1*5

JL tl“ Bill A.Ill H illlJUB

tlon In 1872,

t/

all

lO If i

$224 JSU9,951.

Governor’s message on
v.

W ClC

Iw,

®luo

v

Tax rate in 1678,5 mills.

finances in Chbojticlx,

18,p. 68.

'

,

.

rhe acsensed valuation of property in 1878 was
$424,672,712, on which the rate of taxation was li
cents per $100; income from dividends on rail
road, canal and other stocks owned by the State
was $183,955.
The
canais and railroads,

State has laigely assisted
and holds $4,455,464of stocks

>

ao

London, Baring Bros.
Boston, Treasury.

Jnly, 1883
July, 1894
May, 1894
May, 1894
July, 1889
Oct., ’88-’90
April, *90-’94
April, 188 *
July, 8.1-93
1893

April, 1890
July, 1877
J.& J., '.900
Jan., 1875

and bonds of t-oivent
in the sinking fund,

debt, without any offket;
$21,608,094 in unpr« ductive seouritlea.
ler’s report In v. 18, p. 63.
.

„

Comptrol¬

3y a law of 1869 all interest on the de$t ot
MassachuBerts is paid in coin, excepting on the
temporary loans. During 1873debtwaS increased
$78SioO. The sinking funds in Jan., 1874, were

follows: A'mshouse, $4ipt8; debt extimmlshment fund, $244,026; Back Bay, 9>20j0i>0; Union
fund loan, $2,750,005: c*-ast defense, 95U6JU7;
as

bo»ntj fond, $3,o22.uO; harbor land improve¬

ment, $154,189; Norwich ft W., $364,064: TrOV ft
Greenfield, 61.7- 5,156; war fan 1 loan. 9UOOJD14;
Boston. Hxrtf. ft Erie, $797.901. PrO,»erTjr re¬
turned for taxitlon in 1878, $1,763 429 M0; deposits

savings banks,
$202,196^48; corporation
property (above real esttte ana mseniotynr).
The loan to Boston, Hertford ft Erie
R.R. Is secured by deposit of $4jOOO^OOO “BerdelJ”
n ort
binds. Governor’s message on finances
iu v. 18, p. 63. Total taxable* in i373,MX«7A5(M)l5
an increase of $101,195^54 over 1873. (V. 19* p, 117.)
in

$90,>*33,561.

i snows me
or par value.—'This column shows the several sixes or denominations In wntch each -ssue of "unu» J* maae.
m wmen eacn
oi "oiiua is mane.
When PayahiA —J. ft .i. Hxauas for Jan. ft j uiy ;■r. ft A., Feu. ft Aug.: M.ft 3., Mi eti ft Sent.; A. ft O., April ft Oct.;
ur
July ;F.
a..

_

M. ft N., May ft Nor.; J.* D., June ft Deg

F.,quartejly from February Q.—M,. quarterly Irom March.
Q.--J., quarterly irom Jan.;
“
■
t Remarks.—Figures in brackets at the ona of remarks, in any oase,reior to t-ip volume and page ol Cskooaaift, containing
it




Dec. 15.1670, limited
Direct d> bt, Jan. 1,

1874. was $22,183,800; contingent debt, $5,488,604;'
temporary $2.074,S80; total outstanding, $29,991,782. It was decided that bonds authorU d pre¬
vious to tbe amendment ni ght be issued. The
fun-rim.' * ill of Jau. 21. 1874. scaling the d«bt
down to 60 per cen> of ttefa e va ue (see V. 18.
t otal
p. 8i) has i ot yet o ade much progress,
real aud person -l property in 187$ a seated at

April,1882-87

do
do

do

recognised. Real and

1914

1875- 8
ar., 1883

1890
1875 ft 1893
1885

London, Baring Bros.
London, Bar ng Bros.

do
do

1897

July 1,1910
April, 1911

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Boston, Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

not

>

/the,
x

f

.

alter 1881

:

’61-’69
Bonds, 1861 to 1869. funding, &c
Bonds for various State purposes.. ’61-’69
Mill ary loan...
1864-69

>«

bout $SO,f0O,<OO; tax rate. 7
mills. Loan to J.P.ftM.RR.,is secured by mort¬
gage on road. Total d bt and interest. Jan. 1,
18:4, left- the *.. P.ft M. loan, waa $1,490,233. (v.
16, p. 887; V. 17. p. 1". 828*

Jan. !, 1908

May 1874
^'SO-’l-’e
July. 1886
Oct., 1890

do
do

A. ft O.

7
8

3,904,(00

5,000

...

N.Y. Imp. ft Tr. Nat. Bk.
do
do

N.Y., Duncan, S. ft Co.

New York.

7g.

7g,

250,000

1871

Indiana:

-.873

7

6g.

6

86,000

,

....

personal property

940.415
2' ,000

••

do

6&7

320,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
10C&C

.

858.750

-

sity Funds >he $5 0.0"0 Capitol bo ds »nd
$1,828,000 of bonds 1078. Total valuation of
property, 1R74, over 96*0.000,000 Tax rate SUcents
per $100. (V. 18, p. 247,90i; V. 19, p. 8 of advti;
v.19, p. 2.)
6
J. ft J.
Hartford, Treasurv.
July, 1881 Debt bus been reduced since 1866 from $10,000,000
6
do
do
do
to present figures, by sinking iUnd purchases.
Jan., 1888
6
do
do
'do
The 1861 bonds are payable at pleasure since July.
Jan.; 1884
6
A. ft O.
do
do
1871. and those of 1864 nfter Oct., 1*74. Assessed
Oct., 1894
6
do
do
value of re«l and personal property, March, *874.
do.
Oct.; 1885
$848.855.457; rate of taxation. 1 mill. (V.ULp,468.)
6g. J. ft J. N.Y. 1st Nation’IBank July 1,1891 The whole fund d debt, 1< as the new 8*65 loan, la
7
J. ft J.
do
do
about $•<>.»«0,000.
Certificates chargeable on
July
1831
65
do
do
1924
special assessments about 92 750,0"*. The total
V-r
do
af8 sse-' valuation of the Dl»trl**t in 1*>7h was
do
18 2
6g
7
J ft J
$96,488,072, th> tax rate was $5 ftS on the 8169; ad¬
7
do
ji&j:
do
•luly 26. 1892 ditional taxes levied h« act of June. 1*74. (See
j. & j.
do
V. 17, p. 187, 218. 627; V. 19, p. 15, 61, H2, 109.4
do
Ott. 1,19U1-3
do
do

7.545,900

*

1,000

1847
«...

Defence Bounty Loan
Deaf and
umo Asylum Loan.
Md. Ho pitai loan, 10*15 years..
Maryland State Loan
Massachusetts—State Almshouse L’n.
State House Enlargement Loan....
Lunatic Hospital, &c., Loan
Lunatic Hospital (West. Mass)
Back Hay Lands Loan
Union Fund Loan.

•

The debt, is being reduced by a sinking fund.
The State holds in trust for 8chool and finlvt-r-

Old Territorial bds

490,987
262,0 0
850,000
300,000

....

Bonds, act of Ma ch 12,1866
Bonds, act Sept., ’70, gold
Bonds, act Oct., *70, gold

Chesapeake ft Ohio canal
Balt, k Susquehanna RR
Annapolis & Elkridge RR

endorsements, $Lpi6.0U0. The Ala. ft Chatta¬
nooga RaUr< ad was offered for sale in May, 1874,

1889

N. Y., Union Trust Co
-

1,500.000 5,6,7*3

....

•

3

do

A. ft O. N. Y.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

7g.
6g.

1,741,100

50&c

J. ft J.

7g. J. ft J.
do
7g.
do
7g.

509,400
87’,OoO
1,SIS/ 00

100&C

J. ft J.

i

7
7
7
7
7

1,587,500
101/00
110,000
500,0»0
1,497,000

.

report for year ending

published In Chboniclx. Vj 18,

was

p. 87. Total assessed value oi lands, $?•,889,157.
A law was passed In April, 1879. offering flJDuOof
direct State bonds for every 94.000 o* endorsed

1*

1,000,00 *
1.200,000
600.0 0

lOOftc
500&C
500&C

Sept. SO. 1873,

May, 1*86
May, 1886

....

7

1^00,000

1,000

May, 1892

N. Y., H. Clews & Co.

6
7

800.000

•

1,000

H. Clews & Co.

do
’
do
do
do
London. Union Bk.
do
do
do
N. Y., H. Clews & Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do

J. ft J.

••

*

An abstract ol Auditor’s

N. Y.,
do
do

.

8
8
8

612.333

:

New ondstemporary loan
School fuud bonds(non-negotiable)

8
8
8

5 0.000

2,000,000

lOO&C

do
do
Junel.
J. ft J.
do
do
do
do
do

5g
6g
5g

800.000

.

M. ft N

6g

64,800
82,500
648,000
877,700
2,802,697

....

....

Western ft Atlantic RR. bonds
Atlantic ft Guff RR. bonds

Kansas

1,941,000

16.382.000
,,,,

71-7

Congo .gold bonds
Loan to J., P. & Mob. RR

N rmal

5
5
5

1,10 ,JcO

....

1872
1378
1-74
1872

currency

Funding <onds (U. S. guaranty)...

_

.

1,060

•

1870-72
1873

non-taxable,20 yr... O U
District of Columbia:
Pei ma..en inip’t, gld, coup.or reg.

Bonds

•

1857
1860

do

Georgia

•

•

Soldiers’ relief bonds
State capitol b >nd8
Boi dsof 1878.......
Connecticut:

do

.

lOOftc
lOO&C

1869
1870
1870
1870
1870

California:
Civil bonds, sinking fund, gold...

do

•

,

1868-70
1871
1888-39
1872

To Little Rock ft Fort Smith RR..
To L. R., Pine Bluff ft N. O. RR...
To Miss., Ouachita ft Red River RR
To Arkansas Central RR

do
do

•

.

....

Floating debt
To Memphis & Little Rock RR....

20 year
20 year
10-90 vear

•

....

Levee bonds (or warrants)
Old unfunded debt, including: int..
Ten year bonds tor deficiencies....

do
do

•

’70-71
1870
1870

Funding bonds of 1869 ft 1870

War b

,,,,

1866
1866
1867
1866
1868
1372-3

$168,000

REMARKS.!

when dne.

by Whom.

Payable-

.

,

...

.

.

..

fuller informatiop.

[September 26,1874.

THE

HlS

SECURITIES.
great favor by giving hi Immediate notice of any qrror
STATE

SaV»cribejr> lyllt coafer a
DESCRIPTION.

Date

S

ot

for explanation of all references
foot notes on preceding page.

Michigan:
Renewal Loan Ronds

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

’65-6
1868
1872
’54-8
’57-9
’59-6)
’54-9
’53-9
’57-66
’56-61
1874

2farMarie Canal Bonds
te Bounty Bonds

1.000
1.000
1.000

1867
1868
1869
1873
1858

Two Million Loan

st’ndiiig.

1,000

1858
1863
1865
1859

,

Amount
Rate
Out-

ze or
ii-*

see Bonds. Value*

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

463,000
61,lX.O

Minnesota:

State Bolldlng Loan

do
do
do

So
do
o

... ••••<••«. ,

coupon
Railroad Bonds(not recogmzea).

Mltnouri:
State bonds
"

Consolidated bonds

University A Lunatic Asylum bds..

'

Bonds to North Mo. RR
Bonds to Cairo A Fulton R1&
Bonds to Platte County RR
Bonds to Ir m Mountain RR
Pacific RR
W.
Pacific RR.
Si W. r. Pacific RR (guar.)
r.

.

iding bonus
,

* St.

*53-7

Joseph RR

ite bonds....
do
to fund

100,000
10o,000
50,000
230, 00

2,275,000
439,000
2,727,000
401,0)0
2,964,000
392,000
504,00c

l.uOO

2,379,1)00

1,000
1,000
1,000
l,'-00
1,000

1,589,000
1, 00, U0
2,600,000

4,8 8,0)0
1,455,000

1867
1871

500.000

1861
1864
1«66
1872
18.3
1861
1863
1564

floating debt....

Jo

do

do

o

Mfeniclpal

war loan
9ta e uonds

JFaieVeVssy—War loan b’nds, tax free
do
do

do
taxable
York—Bounty loan bonds, coup.
Bonn.y loan oonds reg. stoc<
General fund debt—Astor .-tocfc...
do
do

So
do

do

do

do

CaaalDebt,

I,

Under Art., 7, Sec.

j and Art 7, Sec. 12.

-

.do

do
do

Funding bonds,
dim

do

1866
1863
1867
1868

Regist’d certificates of literary fu'id
Penitentiary bonds, act Aug. 21, ’68.
Soeclal tax bo ids

do

1850
13 H)
1860
1856

do 1815
June. 1881.
do 1886.

1870
1849
1852
1*52
1852
1852
1853
1867
1867

Pennsylvania— Inclinedplane loan...
Cpapon loan, A.ml 2 (*28,000 reg.).
do

May 4
Reglster’ddo do
Coupon loan of April 19 ($35,000 reg)
Stock loan of Feb. 2 (registered)...
do

do
do
do
do
do

do
do

(cp. & reg.)...
(reglst'.re )...
(cp. A reg.)..

1867
1867
1867
1867
187!
1S72
1862
1863
1863
1864
1794
1836
1857
1858
1859
1861
1866

(registered)....
Cbambersbnrgctfs May 21, ( eg.).
Agricultural College laud tcnp

Rhode Inland—Wat bonds
do
do
do

South Carolina—State stock
State House stock, 1st .ssue
do
do
do
2d
do
do
Si
do

do

do
do

do

4th
5th

....

do
do

Funding bonds

Blue R age RR bonds
Netr St »te House bonds
do
do

1854
185 s

1856
1868
1863
1368
186)
1869-’70
1838
1838
1874

Funding bill* receivable
Payment of inter st

Fund ng bank bills
Con vers i n bonis
Land com u sslon bonds
Fire loan bon is, sterling
do
do
dome-tic
Consol, bond* ons ock, coupon
Radroai end >rsem nts
• ennessee— New seile*
farming b’nd
itate debt proper—
ri A o
aflw

rarnpike road stocks....

—

Bank T nn. stock
Railroad stocks

15
10

M. A S,
M. & S.

CO

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

100&C
100&C
lOO&c
10U&C

1,000
1 000

1,000
1,000
1,000
50&C
50&C
50&C
50&C
50&C
50&C

LOK)
var.
var.
var.
var.
var.
var.

50*C

1,0 0
1,000
1,000
1 000
l .000
500&C
500,fee
5U0&C

So

5»

P

i873

Q.-J.
J.&
J. &
.).&
J. A
A. A
J

D.
J.
J.

J.
O.

•a

,

do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

1893
1888

Ju’y, 1892
18.4-1888
1«77-1883
1889-1*90
1374-1883
1874-1889

-

1876
1876

July, 1891
18.4-1887
Total valuat’n of real estate

>

Jan,, ’75-84 Of first two classes of b’nds the principal Is payable,
$100,000 pr yr. Valuat’n of r<-al A personal property
Jan.,.’86-96
in ’13. $612,‘96.106. S. tax. 8 mills, (v. 16, p. 68.)
Jan., ’97-02
Ihere Is also $68,000 contingent debt lo L. 1. RR., A
April, 1877
$7,361 per annum for Indian annuities.
See
April, 1877
fli anclal report in Chronicle, v. 18. p. 63. The
At will
debt nominally decreased in 1872- 3, $4,195,346.
July, 1875
Assessed valuation of real property In 1878
July, 1878
At will.
by tne Board of Fqna lza^ion, $i.''9*2^28.071 ;
of personal, $437,102,315 :
total, $2,129,625,386.
Oct*, 1875
The local debts
“Tax rate in 1874, 7 25 mill*.
Dec. 1877
of citieB In. New York State are $137,589,609;
July, 18*7
of count! s. $4\685 264, and towns. $25,140,161.
Jan. 1, i?83
* Y.
15, p 658; Y. 16. p. 81, 659 ; V. 17. p. 595; V.
July 1, 1991
18. p. 63, 502.)
Oct 1.1892

do
do
do
do

46,027
200,000
400,000
396,0,*)
87,000
2.880,000
3^7,500
273,000
2,475,450
92,350
7.890.550

90.400
723,9->0
f4,'25

Oct., 898
’98-’99

Jan., 1871
Jan., 1876
July, 1881
Jan., 1837

April, 1879
July, 1882

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

1874
18-5
1880

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do

do

203,000
*68,000
746.000
38,837
189,6)1
127,441
304,370
215,476
130,315

Columbia, St. Treas.
do
do
do
do
do
Columbia & N. Y.
Columbia. Treasury,

1,131,701
970,000
250,000
11,600
500,000
1,100,000
1.258.550
1.265.800
700,000
484,445

do

do

Columbia A N. Y.
do
do
do
do
London.

6,712.608

& J.

4,000,000

var

Revenue is raised from uum rous sourc* s,

1878

registered

,

any time till
p. 64, 398.)

,

March, 1882 Debt was all created for war purposes and Is being
steadily diminished. The valuation of real apd
/■ pril, 1K93

personal property. Apt 11. 1873,

July, 1893

July 1,188)
July 1,188
July *f,’l863
July 1,1868
Jan., 1S94

Nashville,

July 1,1914

New York

or

The law
to

1868-93
1398
1892

Ail tc l Toil

735,553

.

'

2,172,000

1,000

No Interest now

paid -

1892
1900
1900
1900

15,767,922

.

Deficiency bds,act 1871 (for $400,iOU)
B <nds, act «>ec 137i (for $2,0 0 000)

1871

3,249.690
4.59a.085
75.100

476,834
300 00)

l.OX)
1,000

184,104
350,000
257,00)

,

University. School bds and certfs..
Floating debt, warrants, Ac..Jan. ’:3
Bond* claimed by International RR

Vermont— War loan bonds, coupon...
do
"O
registered
Virginia—*Old bonds, coupon
do
do

registered

sterling

Funded bonds coupon..
do
do r.-gffctered
do
do sterling coupon
Consolidated, Act of ’7i, coupon.
,

<-■.

do

Ido

*

n

-a

do

do




..

reg.. conv
fractious..

Daferred certificates..,.
Interest on sterling * debt,

Interest due Jan.

...

funded..
July, 1874. ...

626,718
4)6,167
1,800,000
1862
500* C
1 62
500Ac
185l-6i 50) Ac >
1851-61
var.)
1851
£I00&
1866-67
500)
1866-67 var. (
1867
£100
1371
!0 &c
1871
100&C
18.1
var.
1871
var.

1871

var.

246.000

187,500
*9,14),969
1,865,000
*900,000

6

7g
10

6
6
; 6
6
5
6

6

1,207,027

Montpelier, Treasury.

*8*

9).677

211.116

Bost., N. B. Mut. Red’n.

do
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

1,1876

it.

* *-

The total value of real estate Is $127,323,643 ;
of personal property, $80,596,883.
p.
V. 19, p. 15, 117,142.)

(V. 18,

and

247;

!*•

11,112 297

4,077,799

J. A D.

March

&

& 6

5
6
6
6

466,250
IT, 36, 00

M. A S.

1890-1910

New York,
do

,

$1.319 234. A latv.r statement of all the Items Is
given in Gov. Brown’s 1« tter, V. 19. p. 167 Total
valuation of re*l estate, about $3<O.0 M j-00. The
rate of taxation is 40 cts on the $100, but a lax
is laid on othej sources of revenue. (V. 18, p. 143,
247. 35). 497; V. 19, p. 167.)

^_

Treasury warrants
Loan aoconnt
lsxas -Fund, bds by Acts 866* D7t. 1866&71
1870
Frontier defence, gold (tor $756,' 00)

icoumtu o

substantially, according to the last
report of the <Jo pt.oiler, van., 1873, al.er de¬
ducting bonds paid >n by railroads amounting
a togetner to $12 2s2,796.
’ihe Conmtro ler esti¬
mated debt of solvent railroads, $3.95. due
from rail oads then sol it, $2,878,520; Indorsed
bonds that will pay m erest, $2,172,000, and Inter¬
est, $260.640: balance revenue due. Jan. 1, 1878,

uuuroad debt—

1.000

n aa

here given is

1869-92
1866

become

provided for fund¬

landing, legally Lsued bonds, due or
due before Jan. 1.1874, as * ell as all

1870-73

4,088,991

_

*6i>

passed in March, 1873,

ing all out

■

above to Jan,

$247,798,580. and

tax o 20 cent on $100.
August, 1894
pleasure. Th • funding law anpi oved Dec. 22,18«S. provides
for scaling down the old debt by giving new bonds
Jun. 1,1877
to extern of 50 per cent, and d< dares void the
Jan. 1,188-1
conversion bonds to the amount of $5,b65,00i*.
July 1, ’81-8
In accoro-mce with tlm law the state
reasurer
July 1, ’87-89
offered the funding bond*, and In his circula of
Jul
1, ’82-SG
May 0. .874. gave ».etnils for nstiuctlous; the
July 1, V7-97
circ lar as an advertisement was in the Chron¬
July 1,
icle ot May 30.
The Sate has been in default
July 1,1881
for interest sliice Jan., 1872. (.'ee Chboniolk V.
Jan. 1, 1885
16, p. 354. 791; V. 17, p. 51. 251. 323. 355, 595. 8^6, 66C;
July 1,1388
V. 18, p. *71, 479, 502, 542, 582; Y. 19, p. S8.)
July 1, 1888
At

aas*
vi1

Bon is end’rsed for railroads ®
Bonds loaned to RR.’s, old..
Bds ls-ued to RR.'s since ’06Green issue, no letter....
5 c 1866-67
cS ’67-’8-'9
Ne* serie .letter B
do
not 1 ttered...
1863-69
a o
Green issue, no letter
186 t
Bds to fu idlnt. on abo e to Jan., ’F
1868
Ini. due on all bds estlm’d to J an. ’73
floating debt— dk of lenn. notes..

princi¬

pally from corporations. Taxes are levied on
personal property, which was assessed in 1878
at $165,362,443. and the tax was $5- 9,610. Funded
debt dlnili.lsbed in 1878. $1,504,672. Balanee in
Treasury at close of fiscal year, $1,825,151. State
holds $1,754,821 in stocKs and $9,300,00uoi rallroaa
bonds. Interest is paid in gold on all loans prior
to 1867.
An]
'
'

,

var'l

.

,

$684,522.

is $1,524,623,118.
and local tHX'*B

Feb 1872
Feb., 1872
Feb., 1877
Feb 1877
Feb 1882
Feb., 1882
June, 1876

Columbia.
New York or Columbia.

var.

are

do

Aug

do
do
do
do

$372,484; sink, fund resources
The total valuation of property
In 1873 the State tax was$5,467,859.
$2 ,653,493. ( V. Is, p. 64.5260
The debt is provided for by sinking funds. Taxa¬
ble prop rty, lb72, $37,174,169. * mill tax for
R liei bonds and 1 mill for Bounty bonds.
Debt reduced in 1873,

do

Prov.,R.I.H. A T.Co.
do
do
do

•

Aug., 1877

Harrisburg Treasury

1,019,000

O her interest

Oct., 1898
Indefinite.

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

9,271,850

*8.000,210 nock an i receives dividends the eou.
i.i default. (Yol. 17, p. 246, 595,
691, 803; V. 18, p. 166,62).)
- .

Jan., 1900

•

Phila., Farm. A M. B*k.

4,078,817

thus assumed.

Oct., 1874

N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
State Treasury,
do

2,400,000
41,500

$221*608.

Municipal loan of 1872 was issued gratuitously
to cities an > towns, the proceeds to be used In
reducing tneir several war debts, which the ctafce

The

Jan., '92-1905
18,9—8 1

New York,
do

1,5*',9U0

1870411,320,118; personal

$8,377,995; tax, $112* pr $100, amounted to

July, ’75-8
Sept., ’84-9

Raleigh, Treasury.

4-,000
11,407,000
147,180

(v. 18, p. 63, 247 )

The valuation of real estate in 1872 was $437,533,142
and of personal, $140,622,869. Total, $576,755,502.
upon which the tax is 5 mills. The local (county)
taxes amounted to $4,799,971.
The Hannibal A
St. Joseph
Railroad provides for its debt,
bonds due Jan., 1872, were oaid in gold, but after
n currency, pursuant to a resolution
that tlrre
ol the Legislature.
The State Courts have sus¬
tained the law.
(V. 16, p. 154; V. 18, p. 874,600.)

Y.
assessed in 1872
bonds

do

4.
O.
J.
O.

$112,2; 8,L5, tax 5 mills.

On demand.
Treasurer’s report for 1873 In Chronicle,
’68-’98
18, p. 166. Total property
do
at
$l2o,r.07jB2\a low valuation. Int. is paid on
do
Issued io N.C. Railroad ($2,794,0l,0) as State holds
do

Albany.
New York,

A. A O.

J. &
A. &
J. &
A. A

do

do

Albany.
N. Y. Manhattan Bank
do
do
do

.'&’).

300,439

1,666

do

property.

mills. Sniping
bonds.

.

lo83

,

4 las) yrs.

All these bonds are held by the permanent school
fund. The “Minn. State RK." bonds, repu iated,
have b*-en held vali in a dictum of Judge Dillon
8. Circuit Court. Property valuation, 1878,
of *

March, r>72
March, 1881

Treasury,

;ta

500.000

1,000
1,000
1,000

Dec

Albany.

383 045

i‘,66o

State

1871-2, $630,000,000, and tax rate 2*
revenue is applied to purchase ol

1883-1903

•

do

do

May, 1890
July, 1879

.. ...

..

*

do

2,38:!,000
1.693,(100
2.417.400
1,711,.00

1.000
100&C
10JAC

•

The debt has been largely diminished in
Assessed valuation of real A personal

1878 A ’83

'

Concord or Boston.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Trenton A J. City,
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Manhattan Bank
do
do
do

4.738.800
3.639.400

v a> a o

Hermitage purchase b Is
State < apltol stock
on

N. Y.. Nat. Bk of Com.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
QO
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Bk of N. America

2,000,000

...

Bus to fnnd lut.

J. A J.
do

•

Bountv bonds
Willamette Canal and Lock

do
do
do

6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
6
6

19.003,000
561,500
900,000
800,000
1,537,887
473,000
880,000
1,56 ,900
847,5:0
;,2 2,600

Oregon—Relief bonds

do 1
do

1877
1878
1*79

593.400

1.000

OWo—Regist’d loan.p tyable after 1870
do
do
do

St. Paul, Treasury.
do
do
do
do*
do
do

1,002,900

1,000

(not spec’l tax)
do
do
since war
do

do
do

J. A J.
do
do
J. & J«
J. AD.

50 .000

oo&c
500(fee

$B. A im/i bd*, old
new
Mo

7
7
7
7
7

66,473

Comptroller’s bds (by Rev. Smt s).
North Carolina—RR. & irap’t bds, old
•!

6

1,« 99,900

1872
1873
1873
1S74

Constitution-

8, oi

July, 1878

6
7

REMARKS4

by Whom.

N. Y.. Amer. Exch. Bk.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

1,213,000

do
deficiency loan

do

o

Principal,
Due.

When

and

J. & J.
do
M.&N.
J. A J.

6

2,206,100

1827-3
1843
1818
1848

Where Payable
'

418,000
600,000
247,000

160,000

if. Hampshire:
WaVloan coup, bonds

When

per

Payable.
Cent

105,000
1,032,000

discovered! In our TTablei,

INTEREST.

do
do

Of the registered bonds $135,500 are held.for Ag< icultural College. Blnk. fund amounts to $101,850.
All the amoui-t*marked (*) may be funded under
New York.
Acts oi 1871 and 1872 Into Consolidated B nds for
At pleasure.
Richmond. Treasury.
«,with defeired ce tifleatesfor H- Cl the con¬
1886
London, Baring B. ACo,
sol. bonds $16,692,400 h«ve coupons receivable for
10 to 34 years
New York.
taxes, and $3,579,330 of the reg. gre
do
Richmond, Treasury,
into same clas . Interest due an.. 1874. pa d (2P1S05
do
1905
cent) in part Juiv i«74. Conference of
do
holders, Nov. 10,1374, Assessed value of property
1905
do
In 18;3. $329,424,152: tax me, 5 mills.
lS»
1905
do
;
p. 360, 458.502, 636, 682,601; Y. 19, p.

1874-’78
l«74-’90
1886-1895

convertible
bond¬

895J

London, Baring B A Co.

*

••••

J

September 26,

THEGHEONKmil

m

CITY; SECURITIES.
[Entered according to act of Congress, In the year 1874, by Wk. B. Dasa A Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress,
Washington, D. C.]
Snbscribers will confer a great favor by giving ns immediate notice of
any error dleeovered In oiir Tables "
DESCRIPTION.
For

explanation,

Date
of

INTEREST.

Amount

par

Wbent
Payable.

Cent.

Albany, N. YBds for municipT pur’s

Augusta, Oa

or

OUtRate
*
Bonds. Value. st’nding. per

see foot-notes.

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
*
do
Water stock
Bonds loaned to Alb. A

Size

1850
1854
1861
1-66
18 0
1870
1871
1371-72
1851*52
1j65

19,000
252/(00
46,000
155,000

1,000
1,000
1,100

200,000
500,000
1,000 £00

5
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
6
6

Var.

Susq. R.R..

1,000
1,000
1,0 0
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

250Ac

1,543,000

7

313,000
50,000
293 000

.

J. AD.

REMARKS.*

when due.

Whom.

N. Y..

M.AN.
J. AD.
F.A A.
M.AS.
M.AN.

Principal

Where Payable and by

Duncan, 6. A Co. June, 1872-74 Sinking fund

do
do

May, 1879
June, 1880-84
Boat., Merch’nts’ Bank. Feb.. 1885-94
N. Y., Duncan, S. A Co. Mch 1895-1900
do
do
Nov., 1910
do
do
Me. 1874-91
do
do
ay, 1911-12
do
do
Feb., 1876-81
do
/
do
Nov., 1895

M.AS.
M.AN.
F.A A.

M.AN.

:

Bonds lor various purposes

for municipal bonds, $16,000 i
Sinking fund or water stock, $&,(
annum.
Loan to Albany A Susqaeha> na 1«
cured by 1st mortgage <>n road from Albat
Binghamton. A^et-s d valuation of propt
1873, by State author ties wau.real estates
698; personal. $7,211,31? ; total, $49,631,000.

do
do

Var

City receipts in 1873, $428,437.

1872-’89

Augusta.

num.

:
,

Baltimore:
Consolidated loan of 1890
Jail stock
Water loan
Consolidated bounty loan

Var.
1858
1854
1863
1865
1860

.

do
Exempt
Public Parks (Druid Hill)
Park improvement loan
Five mlflion loan to B. A O. RR
One million loan, Pitts A C. liR....
New City Hall
do
do
Consolidated loan
Court House loan

1863
1853
1853
1868
1870
1864

.

Funding loan
To West. Md. R.R.
Jones Falls

1870
1872

(for $1,000,000)..

Valley Railroad

100AC
lOOAc

....

1858 *66

1.01*

Penobscot A Kennebec RR. loan...

European A N.

American RR

Bangor A Piscataquis RR

Boston :
Various Trust Funds
Renewal City Debt, «iue 1854-55
For city purposes. War debt, Ac.
do

do

1852-*68
1853
1852-*64
i864-’74
1865-*73
1873

.

do

Water loans
Ster. loan(street imp in Burnt Dis)
Roxbury deot assumed
Dorchester debt ass imed
Consolidated Bt. Imp. loan, st'rling
Charlestown debt..,
do
Mystic water debt.
Brighton debt
West Roxbury debt
Renewal oi water bonds oi *48
Renewal water loan, 1846-9, sterling
Jity notes (new main) Act 1858
Water loan (Chesnut Hill Reso.)...
Boston Highlands
.

Brooklyn

r

T

£100
’

*

IT--

...

1870
1872
1861
1865
1868

Improve, loan, local...

GowanusCanallmpr.loan,

Bushwick av.
south Seventh
Union street
Fourth ave.
do

do
do
do
do
do

Wallabout Bay
Bedford ave

do

*

...

do

ave.

basin

do
do
do
do
do

do
do

...

.

.

...

...

...

local....

N. Y. Bridge loan, regA coupon....
Prospect Park loan,
do
do
do

....

Deficiency bonds;*.,.,

Permanent water loan
do

Sewerage bonds, continuous, local.
Ass. fund bonds, contmuous
do
Central A Knlckeriiocker
8oi Brooklyn
do

ave.

bds.

Temporary debt certificates
Charleston. S.C.:

1865
1864
1865
1867
1866
1865
1866
1867
18 »2
1867
1867
1867
1869
1870
I860-*73
1860**72
1372
1857-*73
1872
'*

t

1870
1872
1873
1972-23

City stock

do' bonds (coupon)
Fire loan bonds (coupon)

1.000
£100Ac
1 000

Chicago:

;

Water loan
do
do

improvementbonds
Municipal bonds
do

and School bonds
8. Park loan (not a city debt)
Cook County debt
1863-72
West Chic. Park inot a city debt).. 1870-72

Cincinnati:
Bounties to Volunteers
T
To build Eggleston Ave. sewer. .B2
Loan to Cin, A Hills. RR
F
do to Little Miami RR
A
do Eaton A Ham.RR,..;..
G
do Covington A Lex. RR
H
Ohio A

Mississippi RR

5

Q—,T.
do
J. A J.
O—F
A.AO.
M.AS.
J. A J.
do
do

688,000

5g.
5g-

1,949,711
994,000
2,376,000
700,000

5g.
6
6

Sept. 1,1893

1868
1850
1844

1854
1872
1845
1805
1855
1334
1866
1866
1858
1868
1868

Bds toOAMRRtopur. whl prop.N
do for Common School
purposes..
do to pur real estate forWorkh’seY
do tolmild Workhouse
Y2
do pur.Orph. Asyl. gds for park.O
do forerectionof aWorkhouse...
do for waterworks
C2
do for waterworks
C3
1868
io lor Common school purpo8esP2
1868
do for Common School purposes.P 1860-*61
do toO A MRR topur.vrhf prop.N
1855

.u

Apr. 15, 1900
1900
1902

do “

do

Balt., N. Central RR.
Balt., N. Mechanics' Bk.
Baltimore.

Var.
Boat., Merch’ts’ Nat.Bk
J. A J.
Boston or Bangor.
A. A O: Boat., Nat. Exch. Bank.
J. A J. Bosl., Nat. Bk Bedemp.
A.AO.
do
do

Boston.
do

.

London.

do

do
do
do

July 1,1834
1885

July 1. 1890.

Baring Bros.

Boston.

sinking Auuisc\
$6.^96,036. halt. & Ohio KR. pays lnteie*i"/an
$5,000,000 loan; Water loan is paid by lndpniffof
waterworks, and Public ' erk by (Jity Passenger
Railway, and interest on $1,437/00by other cpq>panies. The assessed value oi property )n W7S
$224,728,133; and tax rate $1 63 on the $100 tQtivtr
purposes, and .17 for State. Popnlatioh iH*T81D
was 267,354, against 212,418 in I8w.
Loans are

issued in
registered stock.. The flseal year
closes oct Jl, and a brief review of 1873 will be
found in Chbokiols, v. 18, p. 64.
•.
.

April 9, 1900
OCt. 1,1836

.

Mch. 8, 1892
1873-’85
1886
1890

Valuation of real and personal property $10,064,680.
Rate of taxation, 2.90 per ct. The loans to Snrbpe
& N. Am. RR., anrt to Bangor A
Piscatsqu a BR,
are secured by first
mortgages on those roads.

1874**94
Jan. 1.1894.
1874
1894
1899

The population of Boston in 1870 was 232,497, against
177,840 In 1860. Valuation of real property Includ¬
ing annexations, in *.874,; $5 4,3d,io0, and per¬
sonal, $241,497,(59; upon winch the rate of taxa¬
tion is $15 60 per $1000 for State,
City and Co.
rurp »ses. ' he net increase oi debt ip 1873-74 WM
$9,605.511. of which about $3 6 0,<"0 can e'»rofc
the annexatl n of Charlestown. West
Roxbury
& Brighton. The total debt, both funded
ahl un¬
funded, April 30,1874, v as $13,137,486 and the sink¬
ing fund then held, $15,417,572.
Sinking fund
provisions are sufficient to meet the debt 4s it
matures. The 5 per rent loan in
April, 1873f»old
in London at 9ix gold. Mayor's
mesbage On
finances in V. 18, p. 55.

On demand
1878-79
1874-’87
18 T4-’98
1315-1904
Ap'il 1893

do
do
do

do
A.AO.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

and the total of the several other

i

Jan. 1,1886

Balt.. Recistfir’s Office.

522.900 5,5X6 Various.

152,900 5X«.7
3,®98,4I5
5g.
1.827,849 5,6A7
1,4( 18,000 5 A 6
626,190 6.6*7
520. 00 6,6X7

■

holds to the amount of $11,000,000.
The si
firnd lor ' alto. & O. HR. $5,000,000 loan $L
Ocr. 31,1873 ; West. Md. KR. sink Ug
fnnJTl

Sept. 1,1893
Sept. 1,1890
do
Jan. 1, 1895
Balt., Farm. A Plan.Bk. Jan.l, 1890

Balt.rFarm. A Plan. Bk.
Bait., N. Met hanl s’Bk.

Q—J.

do
do
do

£1,000,000

do
do

do
do
Ba’t., N. Mechanics’Bk.

Q—J.

Various.

5
6
6

July, 1890
July l, 1373
May 1, 1875

Bait., N. Mechanics’ Bk.
Balt., Farm. A Plan. Bk.

J.

6

1,756,000

Balt., Farm. A Plan. Bk.
Balt., Register’s office.
Balt., N. Mechanics’ Bk.

1874-’85
1874-*82
1899-1900
1874**94
167-4-*94
1874**84
1874 *92

do

London, Baring Bros.

Boston.
do
do
do
do

1900-1901

London. Baring Bros.

1902

Boston.

1878**79
1875-1901

do
do

*79-*8UA’98-’99
The

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

150 000

133,000

6
6

213.000

7

90,000
552,000
27,000

6

1,000
1,000
1,000

32,000

1,000
1,000

302,000
329,000

1,000

282,000
838,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
i, -00

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1,000

326,000
21)0,000
309,000
680,0 0
278,000
371,000
2,9*H,0OO

6

319,000

7

9,962,000
50, 00

6

1,000
1,000

4,314,101
618,000

1*

1,838,000
213.000

##

*

....

1,000
1,000
500Ac

50QAC
1,000

7
7
7
7.
6
7
7
7
7
7

8.016,000
1,217 000

1,0(0
1,000
1,000
1,000

1,000

7
7
6
6

667,000
2,214.900
5,240,314
51,500
223,000

*

7
«

7
7
7
7
7

6

7

1,016,000
8,565,000
87,000

6
.7
6
7
2.550,0i 0
7
2,621,000
234.000
6
3.471 000
7
7
2,000,000
3,681,500 6 A 7
7
697,000

J. A J.
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

’

Brooklyn..
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

•

IS
o
o

pa
£
a

CQ
0
eft
*

%
&

1874**76
1875
1879-*81
1891
18-7

1885-*94
1880-*81

•

1875

1881
1871-*90
1873-NO

f2, :u8 435 87, leaving the net total, $34.5 ’IJjOb 70

reai

1868-*95

is

1915**24

0ft

estate

1,000
1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

l.UX)
1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000

do par Epis.Bary’g Gds tor park.O -I960
1,000
do for exten. A imp. waterworks.C
1847
500AC
do
do
do
I)
1849
5Q0AC
do
do
do
E
1K50
500 4C
do for funding floating debt....A2 1847-*48
500AC
q© loaned t * white.water Canal..A 1847-*48 1,000
do for new hospital
S
1867
1,000

and $1'1,456,4foi

personal. 7,The

Board of Supervisors valued the total taxable
pro, erty of Brooklyn at $216,073,170, and Of all
Kings County ar $227,699,043
The debt of Kings
County, separate from the debt of Brooklyn^ 1*
$3,654,712. (V. 19, p. 142)

1868**90
1877
1879
1901-’24
1915**24

■*>

rhis-.

’opulaiion in 1870, 396,200 against 266.661 in 1860.
Valuation of property In Kings
Couuty in l.fW.hy
the State Board of Equalization, $164,915,901 for

1874-*90
1877 *86
1866**95

-o

Mayor, In' his
Message Janui
stated that the debt had Increased
$2,500,uco. The total debt is it*ted •iWTOIr
941 57, to be redeemed as lollow*:
By cofidOtion
of arrears of tax-S, $2 214,000 09;
by tax On
the whole city, ft4.'08,837
24; by tax ,on. the
late city or WNlamsbargh. $138,000 «i0:
by the
first :2 wards and 20th. 2lst and 22d (Park b
mds)
$9,233, ou Oi; by ass aments on the line of the
imp ovement, $1’.,533,101 33 Amount of finking
fund to be used for the redemption of thinnest fi

c.
a

1881-1902

o

a
0

o

do

3yrs fr d’te
Syrs fr d’te
1880

1874-75-16

do

1874-76
Charleston
do

J. A J.

New York City.

1873- 98
1883**84
1890

J. A J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. A J.
Var.

N. Y., Duncan, 8. A Co.
do
do

1874**82
1882**95

N. Y., Am. Exch. N. Bk.
do
do
do
do
tf. Y.. Duncan, S. A Co.
do
do

Bonds are mostly held within the State of South
Carolina. Total assessed value or
property inf 1178
$27,978,991. Rate of tux, 2 per cent. Sink.funds
reduce the totai debt to $4,672,663.
,
;ITr.\
Total funded debt. April 1, 1874, $18,478,000.
F}oat-

1S80
1880**95

var

N.Y., Am. Exch.N.Bk,
N.Y., Metropolitan Bk.

.

1890**95
1874**76
1831**99
1874**79
1873-89
1590-92

Population in 1870 316.605, in Dot.,
Is7i. 867.396. against 109,261i$o. CooFco. dbbi
is all 7 per cent, and interest is all
payable In J.
& J., or in M. & N.
;
,
v •/
;
centoi that.

.

-

>i
•

*

1850
1851
i 1842-*51

do Marietta A Cin.* RR
M
Cinn. Southern Railroad
Common School purposes, reg... .A
Bonds to fu'id floating debt

JVAJ.

4Rg.

6

500Ac

River

6
6 A 7

45,000

500Ac
1,000
1,000

8ewerage bonds

6
6

1,000

rt -

1853-*54
1866

6

M.HO.I.HTS

_

1870

Soldiers aid fund loan
Nat’l G’d A Vol. Firemen’s loan....
National Guard loan

do

583,205
4,765,903

:

Third street

-

256,000
100,000
520,000
1,000,000
722/00
336,759

«

City Hall loan
1849-*50
Debt of WilliamBburgh loan
1855
do
do local iinprovem t 1859-*61
Brooklyn local improvement loan., 1861
Mt Prospect Square loan,
1857

Kent

1,000
1,000
1,000

6
6
6
6
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6

117 000

.

city eredlt has been loaned extenai vely ta j
roads, in exchange lor their securities, whlc

do

6

387£00
20 7*00
500,000
1,375,000

lOOAc

1874
1854
1369
1869

Q—M

23 '2 000

..

Bangor, Me.:
City debt proper...
Municipal Loan

6

6

6

1,000,000

lOOAc

....

Patter-on > ark Extension..
Endorsements for York A Curn.RR.
do
do
West. Md. RR
do
io
Union RR

Q-tJ.

J. A J.
M. A N.
M.AS
M.AS.

5,000.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
789,900
891,646
137£14
-00,000

100AC
lOOAc
100AC

1873
1872

6
6
6

7,212,»M6
94,500
5,000.000
2,211,068
410,353
555 £66
185 723

lOOAe
lOOAc
100AC
100AC
100AC
lOOAc
lOOAc
luOAc
lOOAc
lOOAc
lOOAc

: .1

The

,

.icp-

:" -i'*’

J. A J N. Y.. Amer. Ex. Bank.
July, 1876 Population oy census of 1870,218JJ00, against 161.04a
do
do
73-10 J. A D.
do
in 1860. Tax rate for 1873, $23 06 per $1*000-r Un¬
Dec., 1880
6
do
do
F.A A.
91,000
do
der the laws of Ohio real evrare has b<’efi
Ang., 1873
yalned
6
do
J. AD.
do
do
96,000
for purposes t f taxation once in ten
Dec., 1880
years., The
6
do
do
J. A J.
do
134,000
Jan., 1881
following table from the books oi tbe Andltbr of
do
6
J. A J.
do
94,000
do
do
Hamilton* Cotnty, Ohio, exhibits the assessed
6
J. A J.
do
do
do
550,000
valuation ot the City of Cincinnati xoy tVture
Jan., 1882
6
J. A D.
do
do
do
110,000
June, 1884
years:
2<X ,000
7
do
J. A J.
do
do
Real
Personal
J.ily 1,1912
V* jToui t.
5
M.AN. Philadelphia, Bank N. A.
25,000
’ * e-tate.
Nov., 1885 Year, estate.
valuation
5
M.AN. N. Y„ Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
43,00a
I860.. $61,620,904 * $31,411,812
6
do
210,000
do
M.AN.
do
18 51.. 6',657,365
do
30,313,411
5
do
do
M.AN.
do
40,000
do
186*2.. 63.503,296
29,707361
6
M.AS.
Cincinnati.
11,000
1863.. 64,’441,53!
March, 1886 iftftfl
35,932,561
6
A. A n.
14,000
do
1864.. 65,585,774
Oct., 1886
47,809,574
113,395^4$
6
M.AS.
do
81,000
March, 1888 1865.. 67,610,611
61,135,882
250,000 73-10 J. A D. N. Y.t Amer. Ex. Bank. June, 1888 1866.. 66,454,662
07.218,101
do
do
do
150,000 73-10 F.A A.
Aug., 1888 1867.. 68,569,040
68,412.285
136,931,325
do
150,000 73-10 J. AD.
do
do
June, 1889 1863.. 69.799.604
61,583,925 *
do
do
do
100,(100 78-10 J. A J.
July, 1388 1869
72,238,844
5<!.471,«66
130.715,510
6
J. A J.
do
do
99,000
do
Jan., 1890 1870.
78,786.432
57,370,754 *
6
do
do
M.AN.
do
Nov.. 1890 1371.. 1*23.427^88
195,000
56,934,044
M.A N.
6
Cincinnati.
3o
17,000
1872.. 119,621.866
55.462,410
175 034.296
6
199,500
A.AO. N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank.
1873
121,479,280
64,166,460
185.645,740
6
do
98,000
A.AO.
do
do
100.000
do
6
do
do
A.AO.
do
A loan of $iiV’00,000 has been authorize* for the
6
M.AN. Philadelphia, Bank N. A. March. 1897
146,500
Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
(V. 18, p. 4fl£,
6
do
do
M.AN.
do
27,000
do
526.)
;
\
500.000 73-10 J. A D, N. Y., Amer. Ex. N. B. June, 1697

25,000
150,000

6

.

*92,270;

ioo£74$«

131,883^9

.

Apr^, 1895

,

.

<8$4eo4* oar«tfloe.—This column shows the sizes or denominations In which each issue of bonds is made.
tfbMnpayabiA.-rJ.M J.stan Wfor Jan. A Julv; F. A A.. Fab. A Au r.; \f. A S., March A Sept.; A.AO., April A Oct.; 1|, A N.,
May A Nor. J. A T>, Tune A D#c. Q*-J.
quarterly fro n Jan.; Q —F., quarterly from Feb.; Q.—M., quarterly from March.
.,
$ EsmorJt#—Figures in brackets at the cad of remarks, In any case, refer to the volume and
page of CkaosrxoLS containing fuller information.




.

,

[September 26,1874,]

CHRONICLE.

THE

'£20

CITY SECURITIES.
Subscriber* will

confer a great favor

DESCRIPTION.
For

references, see

explanation of all
loot notes on

Date Size or
ol
par
Bonds, value st’nding.

preceding page.

Cincinnati— (Continued/
..82
Bds for new h os oil al
do forlundi >g floating debt
L
do forexten.&imp. waterworks.K
F
do
do
do
:
do pur. Orph Asyl. G’ds
YS
do for Workhouse
do for sewerage
B
do for improving Gilbert ave... JJ
do to build Egirleston ave sewerBS
do Improvement bonds
do water worn purposes
C4
General lraprovem nt
W2
’

for Park.O

W

Floating debt, bonds, coupons

Hall,

.

do

do

RR. stocks
do

•asCo.sto k
Funding bonds, coupon
Boxdsi >r various purposes
Funding floating deot
>nds for various City purposes..
Water W*k Co, guar, br city,
Pub. Build, stock (Jlty Hall) bonus
Publu sewer bonds

100,000
136,0 0
150,000
600.000

1,000

500,000

250 Ac

1,000

1,000

1,0.*

1,000

1869

1.000

500.000

1.000

2,669.000

1,000
1,000

lv5,000
933,000

Var.

1,004
Var.

1,0'OAc

law)

Waterworks

Bounty fund

improvement of streets

PudIIc scnools
Water Bonds
Sewer bonds
do

wharf
Elisabeth and P. RR
Rowan’s. X city

1852
1853-54
1874
1354

1000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1857-59 1,000
1885
1,000
1866-67 1,000
1865-*70 1,000
1867
1,000
1868
1,000
1871
1,000
1863
1,000
1868
1,000
18’>8
1,000

1,000

18681869

For old liabilities.
For old nubilities
St Lo r4ls Air Line RR
New City Hall

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,0(10
1,000
1,000

1870-’71

Change of gnage
Road bed RR
City Institution
Whar'' A Fulton street
City Bondapayable by railroads...
Bonds to J. M. A I. R. R. assumed.
A I. K.
New Bonds

1871
1871
1870
1871
1872
7872
1852-’6S
1851
1373

1,000

1,000
1,000

bonds

Re-adj nstment bonds
General City bonds
Water bonds.coupon

^ao
~

registered

do

HR. loans

an*ly till *91)..

DEF (pay. an’ly till *86)..

mda to Mob. A Gt. North UR..
jnds to Mob. A Al. Gr. Trunk RR.
bonds....

.

N. A S. Ala. RR.

,

■

tfo
do 1

$650,000 arplied.
yearly to fnt’st.
and

prinelpal..

Wharf Improvement Bonds
Street Improvement bonds
Consol, gold bonds (general
do
do
(drainage

140,000
865.000
25.000
219,500
209,000
4i«,000

101,000
425.001

136,000
1,000,000
230,000
150,000
139,01 X)

3*5,000
500,000
230,000
107,000
150,000
200.000

125,0 0

1.509.00C
7 .O X)
1 000,000

A. AO.
J. A J.
A AO.
M. A S.
M.AN.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. AD.

6
6
6
6
6
6
6
A
6
6
7
6
6
6
6

7
7
7
7
7

7
7
6
6

7

1877-9*1
July, *99-1908
Jan

,

1875

J. A
J. A
M.A
J. A

434 000

1,'00

150,0.10

1,000

10,000

1866
1866
1854

100&C
100&C

1,000
1,000
1,000

J.
J.
N.
J.

J. A D.
J. A J.
.1. A J.
J. A J.

333,n00
1,057,000
250,000

J. A J.
J. A l.
J. A J.
J. A J.
M.AN.
J. A.J.
J. A J.

547,100
241,20)
340, *0 *
750.000

1870
1870
1871
1871

500&C

1,000

500,0 0

8

J. A J.

1852
1852
1852

1,000
1,000

4,021,000

6
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
6
5

J. A J.
M.A N.
Vari.
J. A J.
A.A O.

360,000
373,500
300 000

1,(100
1,000

1,000

1870

series)

senes)

Croton water Btock
New C oton Aqueduct stock
Addlr'nal new Croton Aqueduct...
Croton water main «tock
Croton Reservoir bonds
do Aqueduct bonds
Croton water pipe bonds
Central Pa w fund stock
do
do
uo
do
ao
do
do., do
do
Can. Park additional fund stock
Oaatral Park imp. thud stock
......

personal.

April 1, 1874, the total bonded debt of the city was
$13 082,775. as follows : general. $3.2 5,975; asQessment debt, $5,286,5' (': warer debt, $1,580,800.
The sinking fund was $422,001).
Assets In over¬

public buildings
valuation, Inc udlng railroad property is $88,496,885, on which
the tax rate Is $2 70 per $UX),
$68,496,855 and
1 per cent on, rail)cad propeitv assessed at
$11,000 000. Population, 110,000.
(V. 17, p. 691;
taxes, waterworks and
about. $18,603,408. -Assessed
due

1897

18'U
1890
Various.
Va ious.
1892
Various.

V. 18,

p.190.)

Ian., ’98 190c

July, 1889
1874-79
Various.

Louisville.
do
do

N. Y.,Bk of America.,
Louisville, City Treaa.
N. Y., Bk of America.
Louisville.
N. Y. Bk of America.

Louisville.

April, 1882

reported
all the

The commissioners of the sinking fund
that the resources are adequate to mqpt

April, 18811
18«i

May, 1887-89

R.

city debt, except th»- $i,(M 0.000 to the E. ft P. 1
Population in l*<70wae 100,750 against 68,083 In
I860. The following figures exhibit the increase

1883-84

since t'ie year

1868:

*75 A 85
1896-97
1873-*89

Outstanding Jan. 1,1868
Bonds issued since

July, 1897
July, 1898
June, 1901
May, 1898
Oof., 1888

Total
Retired to Jan. 1,

..

1874

Outstanding
Loans to railroads

*73 to*'8
Oct. 1,1898
1889

$8,862,747 94
6,872,000 00
$10284,747 94
1,951,247 94
$8,253,500 00
1.508,000 00

$9,761,500 00
698,000 00

Total city bonds out
do
do
Floating debt
New York A Louisville. ’75, ’80 A 1901
Sept., 1891 Total bonded and floating debt
N. Y. Bk of America,
*T< e following figures give the
do
do
April, 1891
Feb. 1,1-80
valuation lor the past six years. For
do
do
425,971 ; lor 186?, $63 284,'
do
do
July 1,1901
;
June 1, 1892
fo 1871, $76 645,995; for 1872.
do
do
June 5,1902
$77,225.3.2. In 1863 the taxation per
do
do
*82 to’93
in 1873 it was $2 55 for the Eastern
New York A Louisville.
$2 47 for the Western
N. Y. Bk of America
May
do
do

$10 454 500 00
assessed p ope»-ty
1968. $59,91 for 1870, $:0.806,7!2;
$77,158.^2; for 1878,
$100 wa< $1 98;
district and

district.

1^1832.

more.

Lynchburg.

J. A J.
J. A J.

1,030,000
*2,499,000

500&C

1°54
1869
1869

do

do
do

Bk

N. Y., Mercantile N. Bk.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Bank of America.

M.AN.
A.A O.
Va 1.
A.AO.
J. A D.
Vari.
M.A S.
A. A O.
F. A A.
J. A
J. AD.
0. AD.
Vari.
M AN.

7

341,000
300,000

1,000
1,000

.




431.000

1,000
1,000

1,000
1,009

Ten ver cent bonds
jfeu> iork:
Water stock

do do
do
do
do do
do
do
Oeoks and slips stock

91,000
92,000

500&C

do

do'
do
do
Old corporations
Ponch*rtrain RR
Waterworks Loan of 1869
Funding Loan of 1869
Funding loan, 1870
Jefferson City, (debt assumed)
'

in 1673 $*63,619, on an a
real estate, and *8,006,485

1886**91

$200,000 of the sixes is paid in Balti¬
City holds nominal assets of $956,645.

do

Memphis.

N. Y., P. M-i Myers A
do
do

Co

Charleston, S. C.

1878-1902
1873-1900

Nov.,1900
July, 1872

Y., A. Goettel. June 1, 1891
Jan. 1,19'>i
do
Jan. 1,1902
do
Jan. 1,1902
do
do

Mil. & N.
do
do

1874-75

Mobile, Bk of Mobile,
do
do

do
do

*rch. N. Bank.

N. Y.,M

Mobile City Treasury.
do

do

N.

Y., Merch. N. Bank.

1891
1886
1885

July, 1899
Nov., 1895

including overdue
of real properly
$4,690,00"; tax rate,

The floating debt July, 1874,
interest, was $751,897. Valuation
In 1872, $21,986,340; personal,
$>* per $100. Population in
p. 526; V. 19, p 189; pago

1870. 40.230. (V. 18

IV of adv’ts, Sept. 12.)
The City cannot Issue debt beyond 5per cent of its
average assessed value for 5 rears, which Is
$43,515,0)0, anrl for the year '874 $51,3’4,887, being
$35,157,004 of real, and $16,167,883 of personal.
Sinking fnnds are provided for all the bonds.
(V. 16, p. 20,346 ; V. 17. p. 187, 628, 691.)
Valuation of property, $20,047.886; tax, 2 per
cenr.
Mobile County also has 8 per cent
honas outstanding.
Interest in default, Juftr
1873. (V. 16, p. 661,693; V. 17, p. 19.)

till 1901
1301

Bonds are endorsed

Ala.:

Consolidated debt
do
do
do
do
JUUroad debt

value of waterworks,
of $9 0,000. Taxation
sess^d value of $19,085,160

Population in 1870, 79.601;
$1,361,000. against a debt

1,246,652

18C8

City funded debt....
To Mobile A Northwestern RR
Bonds of
Sew Orleans

129,000

1861
1871
1872
1872
1873

Rk. R.R.

Milwaukee:

City debt ABC (pay.

200,000

Var.
1870
1857

Post bonds

Mobile:

73/2.
500,001
284,395
150,(XX)
400,000

809,692
111,317

>nds various purposes
Bonds. 8 per cent

Scrip to settle old

1875**81

Bank

Interest on

Va.:

do

N. Y. Metr. Nat.
do
do

1878

1874-’89
1887-*89
1881-85

Columbus.
New York.

N. Y. Mer. Ex. Nat.
J. A J.
do
do
J. A .1.
do
do
J. A J.
do
do
M AN.
do
do
J. A .f.
do
do
.1. A J.
do
do
Vai iou8,
do
do
Various.
do
do
M.AN
do
do
Various.
do
do
J. A J.
do
do
J. A J.
do
do
•I. A J.
do
do
J. A J.

1,314,000
2,731,-0)
1,000,0.10

1868-69 1.00'Ac
Vari.- Vari

L. A N. R. R....

Funding loan, (gold)
Endorsement M.AL.

$620,800, annual Interest required about
Bonds are all coupon, and were Issued in
small amounts as wanted. City holds some stocks
and other property. Valuation of property 1878
$4,087,840.
$41,000.

1874-*81
188! i.'*95

Savannah, C. R. R. Bk.
New York.
Col. City T easury.
New York A Columbus.

Vari.
J. A J.
Vari.

50,000

1868-69 l,'<X)Ac

bonds

Memphis, Tenn.:
School and paving

1860. $250,000

Issued in May, 1872.

1887
1892

J. A J.
Var
J. A J.
A. AO.
J. A J.
M. A S.

16 ),300
27.50(1

100AC
500Ac
500

1872
1871
1870
Var
Var.
1872
Var.

...

Jeffersonville RR stock

Subscrip, to stock,
Straders, wharf

do

market bonds were

1876-*83

J. A J.

7
7

Columbia.

Tot J d^bt,

1,000

LouUmUe. Ky.:

Sc hool Houses

J. A J.

5 A 6

83,000
27',000
10,000

1,000

18 0

bounty loan

6
6
6
6

•SC.OjO

do

Improvem*t Certificates (5yr.

whom.

Nov., 1897
M. AN. N. Y., Amer. Ex. N. B
do
do
do
Jan., 1900
J. A J.
J me, 1900
do
do
do
J. A TJ.
Oct., 1900
do
do
do
A. A O.
Cincinnati.
March, 1908
M. AS.
A.AO. N. Y., Amer. Ex N. B. Oct. 1,1884
7
do
do
do
Sept., 1899
73-10 M.feS.
do
do
do
do
73-10 M. A S.
Oct., 1899
N. Y., Amer. Ex. N. B
73-10 A.AO.
March 1,1886
do
do
do
7 3-10 M. AS.
do
do
Aug. 15, 1^
do
F. A A.
7
Dec. 1, 1891
do
do
do
7
.T. A I).
do
do
do
May 15,1904
M.AN.
7

183,400
161,450
250,000

1872**73

s-werage bonds
improvement bonds

rg

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1852-67
1869-78

do
Funded debt bonds

For

150 000

by

REMARKS.

When Due.

Where Payable and

73-10

600.000

Cltyoonds, coupon

^or

150,000

1.000

1853-59

Reconstruction bonds
’Improvement bonds
Morgan street dock

do
do
do

70,000

1,000

1866-*7'

Improvement bonds.

Hudson City bonds
Bergen school l an

Payable.

209,000
900,000

bonds., coupon
do

per
Cent.

100,000

1.000

1856-*60
•186 *-72
1853
1866
1367-’6S
1871

do

Jersey, City :
Water loan
do

When

75.000
100,000

1856-68

or
Bond-fo various purpose?
onds, Ac.. 1856-71
;ltute bon
ling a
1872
Ac

0>htmbus, On.:
Subscriptions to various

Rate

Population, 1870 9,296, against 8.052 In

CMumbiq, 8. C.:
citr

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

A rrlncinal,

INTEREST.

250,000
60,000

1,000

1868
1853
1853
1853
1858
1868
1869
1869
1869
1871
187 i
1871
1874

of any error discovered In onr Tables.

by giving us Immediate notice

Amount
Out-

1871
1872
1872
1871
1841-63
1870
1345-60
1865
(8TO-2
IS71-2
1865-2
1867-70
1869
1853-7

1853-7
1857
1859
1857-9
1860
1866
1853

1,000
1,000
1,001
Var.
!00Ac
lOOAc
lOOAc
100AC
100&C
100&C
lOOAc
lOOAc
lOOAc
100& •
100&C
lOOAc
lOOAc
lOOAc
lOOAc
lOOAc

lOOAc

220,000
203,000
345,000
75,000

2,819,000

,000
336,00'
118,000
1,392,400
2,849.500
3,(00,000
25

7
7
8
295.000
708,000 7 3-10
3-10
422.0 *
7
2,21*5,000

1,343.000
1.143.600

10

4.582,6«5 5 A 6
500.000

6

5 A 6
6
6
8,"60,50 *
2.9^5,000 6 A 7
6
954,500
6
490.0'K)

2,900,00)

250.000

450,000

3,066,071

7
6

1.766.600

5
6
6
6
6
6

150,000

5

399 300

275,000
990.000

2,500,000
2,08. t .200

N. Y., Howes

AM.

To
N. Orleans or N. York,
do
do
do do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
New Orleans,

M.AN.

do

M. A S.
J. AD.

do

J. A J.
J. A J.
M.A S.
J. A D.
Vari.
J. AD.
F. A A.
J.
-J.
‘

a: AO.

Q—F

1888

do
New Orleans,
do
do
N. Orleans or N.York

do

do

New York or London,
do
New Orleans.

1892
1892
1892
1875
1875
1874
1875
1873
1884
1899
1894
1895

1887-1900
Dec., 1880

by N. A S. Ala.

provide for interest and

RK,

principal ol consoi

$650,000 per year Is required
law to l*e raised bv tax on real estate.
Special provisions are made for some other
issues or < ebt as follows: RK. bonds Interest
by 20-175 ot real estate tax and 1-175 ot person¬
al ; Pone' artraln RR,, Int. by 2 per cent of
licenses; 7 per cent loan or 1869, by $34,140
monthly; wharf bonds, by levee due* pledged
for interest and principal; 10 per cent bonds of

bonds the sum of

by

out of current revenue.
debt, July, 1874,

1871. Dy monthly deposits
The total funded and floating

$21,828,232. Population. 1870,191,418,
188,670 in 1860. (V. 18, p. 526.)
was

1311
1922
1922
1381

city and county, though Identical as to bounda¬
ries, nave separate organizations and
debts. The following state ’'ent shows the amount
of funded and temporary debt, and the amount In
the city sinking fund at the dates named.
Jan. 1,
Jan. l, Jnlv 1,
Aug. 1,1900
Description.
1873. ig74.
1874. - ! ^
1874.
Nov. 1,1900
1907-1911
Funded city debt... .$63.7863255 $69,624,054 ? m 022 194
1907-1911
Funded county debt 29,987.404 29,868,’ G5 $
The

—i

03 O)

a.-3*3
-c
o

SS

a

a.o-3
o p oo

f/gfs
®

»

.

CD

-3

0.3 o-d O
■2 to — 00
«
a

“

O’*3

guo2

£csa t**

a.2
3^0©.©
o.c o

against

distinct

1870-75-79-80
Nov. 1,1902
1883-90
1884

1880
1837
1898
1898
1874
1876
1887
1895

1876

Total funded debt.$93,77S 659

$99,4)2.219 $1*5,022.194

26,258,996
Total, less S*k’g rd$7O.540JS3 $74,659/02 $887768,198
Temporary city debt 16,927/72 21,927,3*2
21.!9*v$j$
Revenue bonds
8,l’.4,197 9,790^978 14,068;ir0
Sinking funds..

..

28 233,076 24,832 617

.




V

«

RAILROAD; STOCK AND/BOND LIST.
th* y«*r 1874 ky Wl| B. PAN A. & CO„ln the offlc®.of the Librarian of Congress,Wa*hington, D. CJ

(EnUr«d according to act of Congres*, in

4ub*cribera will confer a icreet

%-•

For-full

201
142
142
12

Virginia & Tenn.—enlarged mortgage

27H
31
265 H

87
565

•:

•

-

460

100&C

t

.

-

‘

,

4/48,000
1,282 200
16/82,450
8,126,250
14,414,977

100
100
100
500 fee
500&C
500&C

1.000

1,000

3,000,100

500
500
100
100
500&C

7.660 00h

1867
....

286
58
58
428
428
428
81
81
81
133
131
133
214
214

...

....

1871
1837
1857
1868

• •

••

500&C
500&C

1866

,

1863
1864
1871
1853

538
52
80

gold..

f

t

Albany—stock

1841
1855

*7i-*72
1854
’69-*70

29
43

-

r

t

f -7- -?•

66

ol<

139

139

Floating debt

,

£100
£200

t

.

•

r

3,000,000

1/00.000
674,000
1,718,438
35,’.28
4,961,872
787,000
1.500,000
713.000
484,000
733,700
129,500

9.44*.0't6

500&C

720,000

1,000

1,100,000
995,800
1,000,000
499.50'
745 000
600.000

«

t

ioo
10U
1 000
500 tc

19/54.100
106,000

1,000
l,00u

8,764/(0
400,000

1.000

499.600

666.001

350,000

1,000

800,000

1,000,400
150,000
200.000

_

1,000
i,ooe

‘
•

3,000,000

t

1873
1864
1866
1866
t

»

* * -

500

113
*

a

,

«

621,000
966,4(0
273,000
15,000,000
5,000,000
5,30" ,000
8,600,000
2,993,000
200,000
999.500

1872
100

143

*7S-*74 500&C
100

63

-

172
172
26

1873
1868
1868

-*

♦

229
110

1st mort.. gold. (Mil. Dlv.) coi
Income and equipment

M. (fo

..

Mo. River—stock

443

231

o

.

1857
1671
1673
1869
1872
1874
....

1863
1866
1868
1869

40

lsf mort. eonv. on br’nch, (5th set.).
Convertible bonds. (6th-erles)
.

105

7 g.

8
4

7 g.
7 g

2*

J. & J.
M.& S.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J. & J
J. & J.

7 g.

M.&N.

7g.

lg’sk

do

do

1904

3,630,000
2 &50.000

(.&J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J.& J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

Savannah.

1869
1870
1870

N.Y., M.K.Jesup P & Co July, 1887
do

Oct!

do
do
do

do

Mch. 1,1900

July 1.1884

Lynchburg Office.
Jan.l,*71-75
National Bk. July 1,1880

N. Y., 1st

do

do
do
do

July, 1888

Portland.
Aug., 1874 Leased for 999 years, from July, 1858, to
Grand Trunk R.R. Annual rent, 6 per
London, Gr. Trunk R.R. Mxr. 15/74
Portland.
May 2,1886 cent ou bonds anu stock.
Oct. 1,1884
London, Gd Tr. RR.
do
do
Oct. 1,1891
M.&N.
do
do
Nov. 1,1878
vi. & N.
Savannah.
J. & D.
June, 1874 Leased to Central of Ga. for $78,000 per
annum.

16,532,552
4/98,350
-

600,000
566,0(0
310.000
356/00
43' .500

1,000 20,00(?p

in.

t.

J.'&

J.
Phila., Farm. & M. Bk. Jaly 1.1881 Leased to Pa. R.R., at 40 per cent of gross
do
do
J. & J.
July 1,1884 receipts. Stock, $550,000. Div.6prc. ayr.
Baltimore Office.
M.&N.
May 1, 1874 8everai roads are leased by this Co., and
do
A.&O.
operated in connection wl.h the main
May 1,1871
do
A. & O
Apl.17,1874 stem, the gross earnings of all the lines
last year, ending Sept. 30, 1878, were
1875
J. & J. Balt., Mech. Nat. Bank,
do
do
1880
J. & J.
ee reports In Chroniclb, V. 17, p.692.
Baltimore Office.
1885
A. & O
London.
V. 17, p. 251,353 V. 18, p. 166, 502.)
1895
M. & S.
Baltimore Office.
1890
J. & J.
London.
M. & S.
Mch 1,1902
A. & O.
i885
J. & J. Balt., Mech. Nat. Bank.
J. & J.
Baltimore or London, July 1,1911 Bonds are guar, by Pa.RR. and Northern
Central, (V. 19. p. 295.)
do
A.& '
4pr.1,1911
A. & O.
Boston,2d Nat Bank.
Apr. 1,1899 *122,000 of these DeaT 7 per cent.
L’sed to 8.L, A* T.H. (V. 18, p. 143.)
N. Y„ Russell Sage.
A. & O.
Oct, 1,1896
Leased to united Co.’s and Penn. R.R.
1877
Floating debt. $1,287,887. Net earnings,
J.&D. N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
Phila elphia.
in 1873, $324,288.
1885
M. &S.
do
1887
F. & A.
Boston, Kinder, P. & Co July 10,1874 Leased to Housatonic, at 7 per cent, peryr
Q-J.
Boston Office,
M. & N.
15, '.871 Net earnings tor year ending Oct. 1, 1878
do
J. & J.
$2,286 57? 5 against $2,362,815 previous
;
July, 1876
A. & O.
Boston, at Office,
Apr. 1.1875 year. Full report in V. 18, p. 56; see
do
F. & A.
1891-92
also, V. 17, n. 627, 693.
.
J. & J.
Net earnings 1872-78
e
Bost., Boston Nat’l Bk. July 1,1884 Stock. $872,600do
1889 & 1890
J. & J.
$197,495. (V. 17, p.692.)
do
1831 & 1882
A.& O.
Boston Office.
Gross earning for year ending with Mch;
M. & N.
May 13,1874
-*

t15,695,541. and net earnings. $5,55*,488.

*

m! &

s.
j. & j.
j. & j.

18*9
1893
1884

Boston.

A. & O.
A. fe O.
M.& N.
M. &N.
M.&N.

'

expenditures, $559,981; net

earnings, $1S

July 1,1875

Boston.
New York,
do

j.&j.
j. & j.

"

‘

1874. $687,128;

July,*1875

Boston Office.
New York.
Boston Office.

J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

July, 1B0C
July, 1900

Company reorganized, April 17.1878, as N.
Y. & N. England Co. See Chbontcl*.
V. 16, p. 21,50,156,188, 325.88*.
V. 17. p. 356,619. 660 ; V 18. p.
271, 480. 629; V 19, p. 61, 246.

460,528.765;

16,145, 166.
i»9
July VI874 Operated with the Nashua* Lowell, 89 per
•' ct of earn*gs & expenses to B. &L. 81 pdr
1879

Boston, at Office
do
do

-

CenttoN.&L.

1891

May 15, *74 Report for 1872-73 in Chron., V. 18, p. 190t
Jan. !, 1—
also, V. 17, p. 304.
do
May 15,1874 Net earnings, 1872-73, $423,342. (V. 18,p.8C.)
Bq$ton, at Office.
July 1,18M
A.”&*0. N. Y., H. Clews & Co., Apr. 1, lr* Sold Oct. 16, 1873. (V. 17, p.155,523,537; V.
do
do
A. & O.
Apr. l,1893t 19. p.
19.P.61A
!-/ 'I-*'?
Jan 1,1896{Leased to Erie fdr int., &c. (V. M; p. 9280
N. Y.. E>-ie R. R.
eased
,J. & J.
Mar. 1,1886 Foreclosed Dec, 1372, (V.l«.n.M;V.n:p.62r,
New York.
J. & J.
F. & \. N. Y Bk of Commerce. ^eb., 1874 Leased to Erle ln 1863, for 490yw, at 7 jthr
Boston, at Office.

i

_

,

t
ce>d on stock & Jut. & sink, rnnd ou
CHBONICLK, V. 18, p. 454.

Dec. 1,1877
do
do
N. Y.t Farm. L. & T. Co July 1, 1896

M.&N.
F.& A.

*




4

Mayl, 1919 9tock,$8v83T,525. Int. in default. Nov. 1878.
Feb., 1902
(V. 17, p. 356. 848, 752; V. 19, p. 142.) . ;

N. Y., or London,
do

Boston, Co.’s office,
Sept. 15,74 The 2d and 8d series of bdnds have traffic
do
do
M.&S.
guarantee of Cblft., Bur. & Q/ Ah agheeSept. 15,74
A. & O. Boston and New Fork. Oct. 1,1893 • ment of consolidation and a perpetual
J.&J.
Boston, by Treasurer. July 1,1875 lease to Chic.,.BurL A rQuincy..was
do
do
;
J.&J.
July 1,1878 made In October. 1872. See last report In
Boston & New York,
A. & O.
15, p. 52* ;
Apr. 1,1879 ChPOKiona, Vol. 18, p. 271.
do
do
J. &.J.
July V 1894 V. 16, p.
r
< S
^
i
do
do
J. & J.
July L, 1889
M. & N.
May 1,1895 Defaulted. Nov. *78. In foreclosure.
Boston, Co/s Office.

m'.&s.

.

.

(V.

14/823.)

;

,

.

letfieiwi.f.

sometime < given in brackets, at the end of remarks, refer to the volume and page of CanoincLa containing fuller information. The
ind
mean‘‘slaking fund,’and i. gr • land grant.” Companies consolidated with, or leased to others will oftou be louni under the consolidated or leasee’s haaM.
At..
For stocks, tills mean- the miles of roadfoperated; for bonds, the miles covered by the mortga^
t These figures are doll u s,showing the denominations or par value ot eucn issue of stocks and bon is
The figures 100, &c., signify 100 and larger.
X Tne interest ne.ra^wt n Is arlveu^mn bouds, but the l ist dipidi id on stocks ; n meins gold; x, extra; s, stook or sciip.
|J. fe T. stai Is for Tin. fe lu'v; F. fc ,A.. Feb. fe Aug. t ai. & 9., Mar. & Sept.; A. & ()., April & Oct.; M. & N.# May & Nov; J. A D. .June
quarterly from January; Q—F„ quarterly from. Feu.; Q.-M., qumterly ftom M-.trca.
,
; < ■>.
These dates show the period when the principal falls duo of bands: but the time when the last dividend was paid on stock.
Notr.- 'he figures

oaf

July 1,1893

281.504'

....

lnterestpcrip. See Chbonioi.k,v. 17,p.
387, 213. 323,834; V. 18. p. 7, 143, 190.

F.& A.
M.& S.
M.&N.
A. & O.

J.&J.

•

A consolidation Oct., 1870, of At. & Pac.
and Southern Pacific. Land grant of
1,000,000 acres. Leases the Missouri Psc.
road. Interest was passed. Jan. *74, on the
L’d gr’t bonds, the 2d mortgage and the

Nov., 1891

J. & D.

•

ross

$2.193,757; expenses, $1,279/22: net earn¬
ings. $914,035. Of the $15,000,000 loan
enough is neld to retire a'l the oil debt.
The Co. passed its interest Jan.. I874,
bnt paid, ihe July, coupons. See full re¬
port in Chboniolx, V. 18, p. 7, 65,454; V.
•‘ -•
:.
19,p. 246

Nov.. 1891

2,296.(00

5.4(0,4)00
2,200,04X)

gref., earnings yearof the guar, 90,1878.
and $165,700 ending Sept. stock.

Jan.l,*84-90
J an.l. *86-90

do
do

2,000,000

1,000
1,000

E ref.,, and $27*,200 the common, all the
olds $3.44141 Oof gnar.; tne Co. itself

Y., 1st National Bk. Jan. 1,1877
do
do
Jan. 1,1877
do
do
July 1.1893
ao
do
Jan.1/54-90
do
do
do
do

Is common, $800,000

Of the stock $5.545,'W0

1,1901

M.&N.
M.&N.

1,000

100
100
50&C
500&C
500&C
500&C
500&C
500*r

$267,886.

do

do
do

N. Y., Office of Comp’y. July, 1888

ilO&C

•

$2l.98i more than in 1872.

May. 1874

J. & J.
J. & J.

580,000
700,4X0
950,000

,

In 1878. $1,005,947, being
Net earnings
(V. 18, p. 143, 479.)

Gross earnings

ioo

142
33

T

7,000.000
2/(0X100
3,950,000
500,0(0

1JKI0
1,000
1,000

48

Buff., CorryA Pittsb.—1st Mortgage..
Buffalo. New York A Erie—stock
1st mortgage bonds
Buffalo, N. Y. A Phila.—1st mort., gold...
2d mortgage for $1,000X00
-1st M.,gold, s.f.
Burl., C. Rapids A Minn—1

?*•
7k-

.

i5%r&5ii.

8/6'),000
10.000,0U0
1,400.000
7,200,000

10,0(0,' 00
140,0(0
1,500.(00
1,010
1,000
3,000.000

'T

t

Mass. 1 oan,(secured by $4,000,000, Berd.M)
Boston A Lowell—stock
Mortgage, wharf purchase...
New b mds
Boston A Maine—stock
Bonds, coupon & reg'stered...
Bost A Providence—stock
Bonds to purcnase P„ W. & B. RR
Brunswick A Alb.—1st mort. gold, end. Gs
2d M.. skg fund, gold, not endorsed
Buff Brad.A PUtsb.—G'X w. (inc.10.000 ac Id

452/00
990,000
870,000
119,742
226/0

! 00,000
13.143,100
3.567.900
1,650.000
857,250
579,500
1,710,500
3,620/20
8,461,146

100
100
100

100
100
-

J. & J.
A.& O.
M.&S
J. & J.
A.&O.
J. & J
J.& J
J. & J.
J. & J.

N.

157,000
458,000
675,000
621.000

1,001)

:

98
93

J.&D.

J.& J.
J. & J.

4,000.000
306,000

360.101

160
(#

A. & O.

7

8g.

.

N. Y., Duncan, S. A Co.

100&C

-

1862
1854
1857

*

21
270
39
156

Albany loans (Alb. & W. ^tkbdge)
Dollai bonds (West’n R. R.)
New loan dollar bonds
Bost., Clint. A litchb— 1st M., Agric. Br...
2d moi tgage, 1869-70
Equipment no es....
Boston, Ooticord A Montreal—PreflT.stock.
Otherstoc<,i clud’gold<iiv’ds& newstl
2d M. bds, conv. (71 m. & 1st, 22^)
2d M. bd«, > onv (71 m. & lst22X)
Sinking fund bonds

-

1855
1850
1853
1870
1855
1872
1874
1855
1871
1371
1869
1866

91
49
56
67
#

£100
£100
£200
100

»

T

411
421

Bangor A Piscataquis—Bangor loan, 1st M.
Belleville A Southern Illinois—1st M.,skgfd
Belvidere Delaware—stock
1st M., bonds of 1862, (guar, by C. & A.).
2d M.,
1854, (
do
do
).
do
3d M„
do
do
).
1857, (
do
Berkshire— stock

1,000

t

#

1861
1864

51
51

do

....

100
£100

150

s.f. $5,000 per yr

J.

A.&O.

var

100&C
100
100
100
500&C
500&C
500&C
500&C

.....

150
150
150
150
150
53
53

J.’&

January.

REMARKS

Stocks.

laatDivPiL

,

7 g.

1,000
1,000

■1868
1868
1871
1811

#

J. & J.
M.& N.
A. * O.
M.&N.

Tabliij

,

7
7
7

1,0(10

t

or6g.

J.’&J.

.

fn otir

Third Nat. Bank. June, 1901 Interest ip. default since ifan., 18TA
N.Y, Duncan, 8. & Co Jan., 18S9 For the latest < rder In regard to this road
see V. 19, p. 246,
Jan., 1889
(Y. 18, p. 148, 247; V.
1)9, p. $8.)
*
N. Y., Bk of Commerce. July MOT* Road leased Eeb, 24,1870 to Del. & Hudson
N.Y .D.& H. Canal Co July. 1888
Canal Co., for I50ye&rs,ai 7 per cent, per
do
do
Nov., 1895
annum, on $7,000,000 of stock, and bonds
do
do
—lessee assuming the interest on both
Oct-, 1885
do
do
May, 1881
financially embarrassed. Floating debt
N. Y Winslow, L.& Co Mar. I*,* 1896
large. jAdJustmcntmade with creditors.
Last annual report in V. 19, p, 117. (V.
Harrisburg, Treasury.
18. p. 5< 2; V, 19. p. 15, 117.246.) •
Philadelphia or London Oct!,'1901
1
June 1,1891. Chroktclk. V.
Phila., Penn. BR.
London & Amsterdam. July. 1891 state aid $15,000 per m.; County. $750 000.
J9(p
Leased to Penn. Co. for net earnings,
N. Y.. Winslow, L.& Co
Boston, at Office.
Sept. 1,189€ Int. default 8ept.. *78. V. 17. p. 823.64a.752.
N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co. July, 1899 8tock$3,615,0U0. W. & S. W. leased and int.
Boston,
Oct. 1,1900
guar. Financially embarrassed. See full
do
July 1.1902 statement. (V. 16, p. 828: V. 17, p. 384.)
Boston, Elio't Nat.Bk. ’83/89 & ’91 Stock, $820,000. (V. 16,p. 188.)
N.Y..M.K. jesup P.& Co Inly 1,1900 Defaulted Jan., 1874. (V. 19, p.-1«7.)
Atlanta.Ga.jat Treasury Aug.l, 1874 $!00,0Q0 bonds authorized July, 1874.,,,
Leased to Erie, for 28 per cent of gross
earnings.
Interest on 1st mortgage
New York & London, Jan., 190?
in default. July, 1874. Interest on the
do
do
3d mort. is contingent upon earnings.
Sept., 1902
do
do
Net earnings for year 1872-73. $1,886,922.
Nov., 1902
do
do
(V. 17. p. 51, 599, 511 ; V. 18. D. 272. 480,
Jan., 1902
London Co/s Office,
Jan., 1903
527; V. 19, p. 16, 142.)
do
do
jujy 1,1876

N. Y.

2/10.200
464.000
201,000

‘200&C
200&C

1869

328
323
328
292

5

J. & J.
J.& J.
J. * J.

Principal

M.&N.
J. A J.
M.&N.
M.&N.

7S6.476

1,000

1866
1866
1354
1865

-r

7!so

Payable.

db^Ver^

when .Due,

Where Payable and
by Whom.

When I

6.921,901
5,470,000

'37i

..

Portland citv bonds, 1st M., skg fund....
5-20 years
do
Sterling bonds, not mort
;
Augusta A Savannah—stock

3,3«o,oro
3,693/00

-

var
*

8.707,200
28.790,214
5,500,000

346

•

500.000

1,000

1878
1873
1374

2d M. sterling,
3d M.
do

Preferred stock
Ist M., on road A 400,000 acres land.'
Bonds conv.intopf.st k (2dseries).
Bonds conv.into pf.st’k (3d series).
Inc bds eonv.to com. «t'k, (4thser.).

500&C
500&C
1.000

f

(

••

Consol, mor. bonds/for $2,000.000)
B..H.A Erie (now N Y.&N.E.)—1st M.
1st mor'gage (Berdell)
1st
do
do
guar, by Erie

8,000 p.m.

1,500!000

x871
1871
184

460

Equipment bonds

Burlington. A

“

3*
7
7

8,750,000
7,042.500
c/2:,ouc
412,000

...

585
460

Interest «• rip
Atlantic A St. Lawrence—stock, currency..
Stook,sterl ng

Boston A

•

7

6

1,000

2d M. At. & Pac., for *3,000,000. gold
1st M. Cent. Div. At. & Pac., gold.

!!■

1,000

187*
1869
1870
1872
1871
1870

M.,At.&Pac.,gld,on 500.000acres land.

do
1351
do
1870, sterling. £-<00,000
Baltlmote loan, 1855-10
Sterling mortgage
snknefund
do
N. W. Va„ Sd mortgage,; 4C5~ft5
Balt.A Potomac— ist mort.. (tunnel)
1st mortgage gold (main line)

8

500&C

150

do
Central division
do
M., (South Pac,,) gold

Bonds
Bald Eagle Valley—1st M.,
2d mortgage
Baltimore A Ohio—stock
Preferred stock
Washington branch
Loan, 18 5, sinking fund
do
ia50..,

1,000
■t - 1*

1871
1866

150
470

4th mortgage
reg

i863

8

2,000.00'
434,000
2,256,400
8,889,000
3A01.000
6XXX).000
U'OO.O'.'O

50

4370

8
8

933,000

1.U00
500&C

li
1112

.

stered certlflc’s
Int. unding bonds
Pacific—Common stock
Preferred stock, Mo. division

1st

100

1,000
1,000

1365

1

Atl., Miss. A O.—Stock (com.,prf.& guar.)
1st mort.c ms d gold, (for $15 000,000) —
2d mort. to the State (no int. till 1880)
Norioik* Petersburg—1st mortgage
do
do
1st
do
do
do
2d
do
South side—1st pref. consol, mort
do
2d
do
do
3d
do

1st

1,000
L000

i863

per X
Cent.

1,600,000
5 2 20,000
2,673.000
450,000
5X100,000
1,000,000

LOlO

1872

Alex. A Fred/ricksbura.—lsi mortgage
Arkansas Central— 1st Mortgage, gold
Ashtabula. Young d. A P.—1st mortgage ..
Atchison <r Nebraska—1st mortg -ge
Atchison. Top. A S. Fe-1st M., gold
Land grant m >rt., gold (oni3,000.0U0 acres)
Wichita & S. w.. ibtmort., gold, gnar....
Athol A Enfield—1st mortgage
Atlanta A Richmond Air Line—1st mort...
Atlanta A West Point—stock.
Atl. A Gt. West—Stock (Total, $40,000,000.).
Preferred siock
1st genral mortgage
2d
do
do
8d
i
do
do
Leased lines rental gold bonds(Cl.& M.)
do (P. P. P. V.&8.&A.)
do
Western Extension Certf.(Cl.,Col.U.&I.)
ro
do (Int. guar, by Erie)
Atlantic A Gulf—common siock
Guaranteed stock
Consolld. 1st mortgage
So. Georgia & FI., 1st mortgage
do
do
2d mortgage
—

m

1369

1869

14

AUeahany Valley—alotls.
Gen. mortgage
Bonds to State Pa. (endorsed), 2d M
1st M.. east. Sxren., guar, by Pa. RB..

do
do
do

1371

296

loan....
Albany
2d moTtftngH.

stauding

-fe

««

81
296

1st Mortgage r.

Rate

Out-

■s °

explanations, see loot notes.

{^K4rat<r(Selma 6 Merl'.)—1st mort..
Alabama AChatta—1stM.,gld.guar. Ala...
2d
per mUeino* enaranteed..
Receiver’* bonds (for $i,3U0 000)
Albany A Susquehanna—stock

do
do
do
Atlantic A

Amount

V 0

error

INTEREST 6k DIVIDENDS.

.

0<9

Miles
of*
Road

DESCRIPTION.

RlfvViuEtrt tmmedlate notice oif

fkFor ttf

■

h..

EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
Subscriber* trill confer

great favor by giving us Immedlutenotice of any error discovered In

a

sr

DESCRIPTION.

£a

explanation of all references see foot¬
notes on first page of RR. .tables.

For

150

California Pacific—1st mortgage, gold.
24 iQ<Tt. endorsed py Central raciflc
Camden A Atlantic1-1st Mori
2d mortgage........ ...
CamdenARurl. Co—lst Mortgage
Canada Sovthernr-Ut M. gl(T,B.f,cn& reg
To!'.-0. 3.b'Det., ist'M. lOrti OOj.000... .

Krte& liWa, istM. for
Catawissa—com^ton Mock

*600,0(fo

standing.

5Q0&C
500*c

S?
60
60
81

291

1869
1873
1872
1871
1871
1869

5,715,000

1,000

i',660
1,000

i',000

1858
1855
18*>7
1870

1,000

New pre*.

65

1,000,000

1812

1,00
1,000

1871

1,000

Cedar F.A Minn.—Bonds on 1st division,s.t.

“ii

i§64

Bonds on 24 div,s.f
Cedar Rapids A Mo—com. stock

61
274

1866

500&C
SOO&c

...

53
146

ao

do

—

..

Central R. R. A

Mortgagebqnd*..,....;
Bonds (convertible Nov.. 1875 to 1877)....
Consol mortgage (for $25.(M),00J)
-

Newark &

•' ew

guar,

sterling.

..............

Bonds, (formerly convert, into U.S.bds.
1st M. on >-an Joaquin Valley Br., gold...
U. S. loan, (2d lien on certain terms)

Pacific, 1st mort. gold
Government Hen

do

California & Oregon, 1st mo. t/age gold..
C. P., Ut M., on C. & O. Br. ($7,2 Q,0U0g.)
San Fr, O. & A.. 1st mT($1,50JJOOC)
La

i i

bonds

cn

100
100

1861
1883
1866

500&C
500&i
5Q0*c

1872

i',000

100

1870

11,700,000 acres.

1,000

925,000

i855

IOC

20,000 000
174.000

74

1869

500&C
1,000

1872

1m
1.000

1374

1367

’i37

50
50

187
137

1 *18
742
50
188
152
742
158
123
152

152
20

1

.,

Cherry Val. Shar. A Al.—1st M,conv...
Chesapeake A Ohio—com. stock.
1st
skgfund gold (for$15,000,000)
1st mtg. exten(2d on427 miles) coup., or r
Debentures ■ onvert. Into 2d mort
1st M., (Va. Cent. R. R.,) guar, by Va
3dM.,
do
do
) coupon
Income mortgage, (Va. Cent R.R.,) cp..
Funded Interest, coupon bonds

28
40
40
21

1,000
’65-’69
1864

100
1,000

1,000

1862
1870

i',000

1869

1*660

69-’7l
1872
1870
1870

i 600
1.000

1,000
1,000

1,000

1871
1869
1869

500
500

1,000
500*

lOO&'c

1869
1872

1,000
1,000

1872

bonds
Jet mortgage (a 1st lien on
ncome

<V»

do

2d mortgage

Louisiana* Mo., 1st M. (in progress)
Chic., Burl. A Quincy—stock
1st mortgage, sinning fund, (trust) ..
do
do
convertible
Mortgage bonds (for $30 000,000).
Nortn Cross R. 2d mortgage, gold...
Trust mortgage (Bur. to Peoria)..,
Plain bonds (coupon or registered)....
Carthage * Burlington, 1st mort....
Dixon,Peoria* Han., 1st mortgage. S £
American Central, lBt mortgage....
©
..

.

48

Peoria * Han., 1st mortgage

22
60

Ottawa,Oaw. * Fox Riv., 1st mort..
Illinois Grand Trunk, 1st mortgage.

Quincy & Warsaw, 1st mortgage.

.

C.®
S3 “
O ©

..

Keokuk* St. Paul, 1st mortgage...., Qp
Chic. A panada Southern— 1st mort., gold.
Chicago, Cln. A Louisville— 1st M
CWc., Canton A Dub.—1st M., cp.. reg'bl*.
Chic.. Danville A Vincen—Ut M., gld, S. F.
Ind. extern. 1st M., gld (2d M. on 114m.).
Chic., Dub. A Minn.— 1st mortgage
Chicago A Iowa—1st M., coup., may be reg.
Chicago, Iowa A Nebraska—stock
2d mortgage, (Now 1st)
8d
do
(Now 2d)
Chic. A Mich. Lake S.—1st mort. coup’n
1st mor gage.
bat
1st mortgage
maybe
1st mortgage, on branch
regls’d
Chic , Milwaukee A St. Paul—Com. stock..
Preferred 7 per cen* stock
ConBol. mort. (for ISo/CO/XlO).
1st mortgage
\ i
2d mortgage
as
1st mortgage Eastern Div. (Palmer)
„®
1st mortgage (Iowa* Minn.)
®«
1st mortgage (Minn. Central)
1st mortgage (Iowa * Dakota),....
1st mortgage (Prairie du C.)
2d mortgage (Prairie du C.) .........
B’S

«

__

...........

.

.

Mllwankee City loan.;

p

r

*•-

'

(.5^

*«••••••••••«

rnm ••

Honda,nrf. (S. F.), 1st M., Chic.to Oshk..
int.bda,funded coup., 2d M„ do
...
Ht M., general StTM., Chic, to Oshkosh...
Appleton extens., 1st. M., on 28 m. * land.




25,883,000
1,500,000
l,4-*8,000

6,080,<00
25.8^5,000
2,735.000
1,970,000
6,100.0.X)
1,066,000
500,000
9,153 £00
2£7»,000

21E
649

wo
100
100

1872
649

1873

l,0o0
1,000

1862
1868
1862
88
88
150

87
87
150
101
825
466
466
»23
466
96

"32
40
51
81
70
44
40
48

"73
60
114
32
181
80
82

82
82

195
195
195
52

1395.
1395
1395.
370
870

1.000
500&C
100

1857
1864
1864
1868
1868
1870

2,100,000
500,000
141,000
75,000
800.000

15,893, i'U
12.364.900
2,124,0a)
3,426,000

197
1459

1.459.950

140,000
2,400,000
1,UX\000

1,500,000
336.000

2,365,000
564,000
188,000
360,000

1,000
1,060

1,000 16000
100

1858

1,000

1858
1873

1,000

1,0 0

1872
1869

l.Q(0

500* c
500* c
1,000

1869
186S
1868
1870
1870
1870
1869
1972
1867
1871
1869
1872
1811
1871

1.000
1,(*0
500&C
1,00c
100* c.
1,'no
500&C

1,000

pr m

19,8 7,010
2,592,000
150,000
(?)
941,000
680,000

7,029,875
600.000

800,000
736 000

600,000

1^11 000
960,000
800,000

1.000,000
2,50*'.(XX)
1,UU0,000
1,500,000
2,500.. 00

1. 00
1.000 18,500 p.m.
4 £50,000
1.000
1,000
1,750,000
100
3,916, 00
I860 100&C
568,200
1863 500&C
211.500
500 00J
1,000
186?
1870
t,00G
3,500,000
1871
1 860,000
1.000
1372
1,000
1.800,000
100

100
.1,000

1874

1.000

1,000
1.000
1.000

1,000
1.000
1.000

235
235

1459
193
198

2,153,300
807,000
500,000
8.929.900
1,037.900
2,425.400

i.’ooo

49

85

5
7
7
2

?*
7
7
5

1,000
1,000
1.000
£100

1872
1872
1873
1873
1866

1,000
1,000
1.000

1,000
•

1»59
1862

1859

.

A. & O
J. & J.

M.&N.
F.& A.
F. & A
F.

&

A

7
7

Tg
7
7

July L1 894 % t ick, $8£88,730. Land solu t > Dec„ 1878,
Jan. 5,1883
527,427 acres for $4085,818.. heport in
June 1,1896
Chkon., V. 18, p. 602; see sis>>.«, p.459.
Oct. 2,1"
Chbohiol*, V. 17, p. 834; V. 18, p^$03.
New York* and London Oct., 19
(V. .18, p. 144, 454; V. W. p. 16.*.
N. Y.Natl Park Bank, Jau. 1,1
Income bonds, $./,00.\<U“. Ex.ens’n mort.
do
do
$.)£UX00' In default. (V.ls, p. 169,246,270)
j,
Phila..Farm. & Mech.Hk Jan.Vi893 Dividend 01 he per cenr.^.^s preiered,
do
do
st’ek, $337,400, paid Nov.iS."'. i. (V.lh,p.652)
Oct., 1819
Phila. & Mt. Holly.
1897
Leased to C.&A., at 6 p.c on<8S1.925 stock
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Jan. 1,1906 Int. passed Jan., ’74. (V. 11, u. 58,180, 324,
a.; V.18,p. 14,526.)
i.
.

Philadelphia
5

7
7

100

100
lOOAc
100&C
100*c
5004c

15.399,261
12,214.483
(?)

5.527,000
1,191,000
78',500
3,810,000
190,000
1,008/00
8,674,000
1,815,000

230.500
234,000

4,000.000
1.859,000
2,500,(00
245.000
8.500,000
14.998,020
21,484 063

1,245,500
750,000

8,588.000

147,000

do

,

Savannah, Ga.
New
do

York, Office,
ao

N. Y., at office,

Q-J.

do
do
do
do
do

Q-J.

7

J.&J.
M.&N.
Loudon.
J. & D. Balt., at B. & O. office.
3
do
J. & t *.
do
6
M. & S. Balt., West. Nat’l Bank,
N. Y., Office 9 Nassau st
c g
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch.
J. * J.
n g
Sacratn’o Stats Treas.
J. & J.
N. ¥., b. Kelly* Co.
J. & J.
*
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch.
A.* O.
U. 8. Treasury.
J. * J.
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch.
J.&J.
U. S. Treasury.
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch,
J.‘*J.
c g
do
do,
do
J.'&J.
do
do
do
6g A. *0.

t*

Vs

!*

J.’&J.
J.&J.
J. & J.

May 8 1874
May 8,1874

pref. stock 10 receive dW’d of 2E in
1878-4, 4X In 1874-5. and 7 (n 1815-6 and

do
afterward. See tei m* V. 15, p. 491; Bee
Feb. X, 1882
do
1888-89
also, V. 16, p. 517; V. 18, p. Sgi.
do
Feb. X. 19001
New York.
Sold under 2d mort., $400,000. {Y.12, p^TO.)
1901
New Yo< k. 44 South st. July 1,1874
N. Y., J.S. Kennedy & Co ApfaO, 1884 Leased to Dub.A Floux C. a $1,500per m.
do
& a p. ct. of earnings ovet $8/00. per m
Jan. 1,1907
Boston, Treasurer,
May 1,1-74 Leased to Ch. and Northw,e;t.vat $700 of
do
do
first $1,500 gross earnings, per m.; H of
Aug. 1,1871
N. Y. Nat’l Park Bank Aug. 1.1891
the nex* $3,100 per m., . nd 1-5 of all
do
do
Aug. 1,1894 above that.
do
do
May, 1916
Savannah, Ga.
June, 1873 Leases several roads, and graran’ees
N. Y, Nat. City Bank.
1875
$1,492,500 of bonds. Totel receipts of
New York* Savannah Jan. 1,1893
roads and bank in 1878, f ),48»,i98; *xp.

M. & N
F. & A
b ,&N.

2*

REMARKS.

'

do

J.&J.
A.&O.

7

.-.i

Leased to Ph. & Reading., Oct,, 1872. New
M. & N
H
* A
F. & A
K.& A
J. & D.
J. & J.

M. & N
J. & D.
M. * S
J. & J.
A.&O.

7
7
7
7
8
7

1,000

*220

75

7g

*7

160,557
100

64

ISO

.....

51.275. 00

100.000

»

Milwaukee ana Western
St.P.y Ch. 1st M.iconv. to pf.stock)
1st mortgage, Hastings * D...
1st mortgage. Chicago Line..
Equipment and brl g • bonds
Western Uuion.ist mortgage
Chic ANorthw.—Com. stock
^
Stock
h

2.437.950
411,550
2/ 00,000

800 000

income)

Joliet* Chicago,7 per cent stock
do
do
1st mortgage, s f
St. L., Jack.* Ch.,J st mortgage
do
do
l8tM.a88um.by C.&A.
do
do
2d M. a sum. by C & A.

5,0*X),000
8,612,BX)

902,000

*6(9

”7

371,500

1869

1872
1871

,

Cheshire—stock, prelerred.
Bonds, not mortgage
Chester Valley—1st mortgage
Chicago A Alton—com. stTk
Common stock, convertible scriD
Preferred stock
General mortgage, st*-. ling, for $3,000,000
1st mortgage, preferred, sinking fond....

V

71,000

822
427

3,70 \TXX)

5,000.000
500&C
600,000
£200 £2,000,000

1874

195

....

582,000
2,332,000
7,500,000
993,000
1,613.000
150,000

1871

*2)i

A. & O
F. & A
J. & J.
J. & J.

when Due
Stocks.
Last Div

Table*.

Boston & New York.
Boston Office,

22c.

700.000

231
291
74

do
consolidated
New Mort. for $1,000,(Ml...
Chartiers—1st mortgage
Cheraw A Darlington—Ut mort

mortgage

I*
7 g

A. & O

whom.

800,001*

110
85

2d

6

198,000

500* c

mortgage, (C. & S. C.)
do
(C.&A.)

1st

?g

1)884,000
6,850,400
769,600

i869

i95

Chari.. Columb A Augusta.—stock

209,850

1,900,000
800,l 00

231

7

Central Ohio—Common stock
Preterred stock
1st mortgage bonds
Central Pacific—stoc s.
;
1st mort.. gold, (bink.f i, $50,000 per yr.).
Suborl. lieu, Call. State aid, gold

Western

192
615

York. 1st mort

Lehigh & Coal Co., 1st M.

A.&O.
J. & J.
J.&D.
J. & J.

100

192

Rank,#0.—stock........

mortgage bonds, cou> a....
Gen. mortTjolnt) bond* ($5,000,QOQ) coup.
Macon A Western bonds
..—
Bonds for steamships .... . 1...... *. ... .
Centralqf Iowa—1st '».,gold, coupon
2d mortgage,gold, $4,000 per mile
Central of N. Jersey—stock
2d mortgage (now 1st)
1st

7

280 500

40

1st
1st

J.& J.
J.&D.

2g
Sg

2,200.000

'ioo

128
70

J.& J.

Where Payable and by

1.159.500

50
1.000

hen

8
8

1,500.000
50

*

Payable

8

9,000,000

"

Preferred fttoclf,7 Percent
1st mortgage

J>er
ent

500,000
85i,t00

1,000

ioo

Ne<v mortgage—"
Cayuga Lake—UX mortgage, gold
Cayuga A Susquehanna—stock.

529,947
1,031,000
2,5(0,U)0
3^00,000
2,250,000
i.eio.uoo
490,000

500&C

100

Preferred stock
1st mortgage bonds—
Chattel mortgage bonds.'

Rate

5s

’*48
_

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

Amonnt
Out¬

T* CL

181

Oairo A si JfOiii*-1st mortgage.
Cairo Je Vincennes—Ut mortgagf

©v

our

tttt err

Bonds.*
Principal

$2.305,101;net.$U84 296. Divid’du 1 asued
Oct., 1880
December. 1873. (V. L8, p.314.)
July ii, '99 Defaulted on Interest July, 1833. (V. 18, p.
247.454, f82; V. ;9.p. 61. Ill .142.) ,
Apr.15,1901
Ju.y 20. *74 Annual report for *78 In V.li,p«8t5; Gross
1875
earnings, 1873. $8,831,865; net. $4£t 5,781.
As to consol, mortgage sea V. 19. p. 246.
1890
Nov., 1902
(V.18, p. 865. 582.)
July 1,1899
Feb. 1,1899

July 16. ’74
Juy 16. ’74
Sept., 1890

Leased to B.&O.RR.inl866for20yrs.rent
35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 jtb, and
40 after.
Aug. 15, ’14 Gr: ss earnings In 1h73 were $12,863,953, and
net earnings $7j894.G6i.
1895-99
Laud grant is
July 1, 1884 estimated by the Comi any as worth
1883
$29,i«00t0; sales of >8,,33 acres .were
Oct. 1,1900
made In 1878, for $410,31.'. An ab. tract
1895-99
of ttie annual re, ort is 4 lven at length
in the Chboniolr, V. 19. p. 166. Second
July l, 1899
1899
dividend paid Aug. 4, 18.3 Mr. Huinington’s letter on Cali ornia Facifio V. 19,
1689-’91
1892
p. 246. (V. lc,p. 81 ; V. 19, p. 156. 246.)

July 1,1890
July 1,1890

i890

Charlotte, N. C.
City Bank.

N. Y.. Nat.
>

1890
1895

.Y.,MJK.Jesup,t'.&Co

earnings 1872. $638,4 2, net earnings
$291,004. Cost of road and equipment,
$5,017,880. (V.15, p. 628.1

Grops

Phila., P. RR. Cos. office Oct! Y,*1901 Leased to P., C & St. L. (v. 16, p. 524.)
Charles’n, Peoples’N.Bk Apr. 1.1888 Net earnings year ending Aug. 31, 1873,
do
do
$37,000. C ost of road, $(W.OOO.
Ju'y, 1888
N. Y., Metropolitan Bk Dec.15,1899 OpbyD.&H.Cairt o.for hi gross earnings.
Tne* road was completed early in 1878,
N. Y Fisk & Hatch,
Nov! ,1899 but in the panic, failed ou.its ' ov. inter¬
6g M.'&'N.
do
J. & J.
7 H
do
est. The noating debt is $8,201,898, and
July 1,190)
J. & J.
do
do
Julyl,*77-92 $2,635,100 lbtmori.. b. nds and $5.9t>8.000
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.&J.
J.&D.

,

is6

8
8
2

J.&J.
J.&J.
J.&J.

N.Y., Am. Exch. Bk.
do
do

1880
1884
1876

do
do

2d mort. bond^ are p edged a col ater«i.
A large majority of cr« dltors have as¬
sented 10 tbe funding proposition (See
V. 19. p. *4,167. 19"»; V. 19, p i36,*70.)
Net Income, 1872-73, $184 293. (V. 13, p. 295.)

do
J. & J.
do
1$77
J. & J.
Boston,
July 15,1874
6
do
1875 & 1880
J.&J.
7
M. &N.
Philadelphia.
May, 1872 Leased to Ph.& R. road. In hand* trustees
5
M. & S. N.Y.M.K.Jesup, P.&Co Sent. 1,1874 Annual report In Chbonio b. v. 18, p. 850.
5
do
M. & S.
do
Sept. 1,1874 shows grosB earn’gs cf $5,497/41 in 1873;
do
5
M. & S.
Mar. 6,187 ^
a d net earnings
do
01 $2,12!£36 against
J.&J. Lond’n^J.S.Morgan&Co Oct. 1.1903
$1/79.147 In 1872. Jobet & Ch'* ago RP.
M. & N. N.x ,M.KJesuoJP.&Co
Is leased for interest < n stoc and bonds.
May, 1877
7
do
St LouiB. JacKsonvtl'e & Chicago RR.
J. & J.
do
Jan., 1893
do
7
A. & O.
leased at $ <0,000 per vear. i ouleiana &
do
Jan., 1883
N. Y. U. S. Trust Co. April, 187!
Mo. RK. built and operated under con¬
Q.-J.
J.&J. N.Y.,M.K.J esup JP.&Co
tract. Of new mortf age made m 1813,
July, 1882
do
7
A.& O.
do
April, 1894 $3,470,000 is to retire old 1 onds and
do
7
balsnc- for steel n Us and o her Im¬
A.&O.
do
Apr. \, 1394
I
do
do
J.&J.
July, 1893
provements. (V. 15, p. 52, 734; V. 16, p.
do
7
J. & J.
do
§55; V. 17, p. 52, 189; V-18, p. 850; V. 1®. p.
July, 1898
do
7
F.&A.
do
16.).
Aug.. 1900
5
M, & S. N. Y., N. Bk of Com’rce Sept.15, ”7) A cjnsolidat’n with, and a perpetual lease
8
do
Jan. 1,1883
of 1 he Bur.. & 5 o. River road, was made
J. & J.
do
8
m Oct., 1872.
do
Jan. 1,1883
J. & J.
do
Gross earnings of tbe con¬
J & J.
7
sol. iin« 1 or Ib7i> t ere $Tl,.l»6,i2G; ex¬
Boston office.
July l, 1903
4 ALK.
J.&J.
Frankfort.
penses, $6,434,761 ; ret earnings, $4,®io,July 1,189
& O. N. Y.,N. Bk of Com’rce 0*-t. 1.1890
458. Hee report in (Jhronicljc. V.18. p.
7
7
J.&J. Boston, Co.’s office.
271. The Chic.. B. & O- leases or extends
Jan. 1,1896
8
M. & N. N. Y., N. Bk. of Com’rce May, 1879
aid to numerous branch roads, giving
8
do
them a traffic guar., (usually 40 or ao p.c.)
J.&J.
do
July, 1889
8‘
for purchasing their bonds.
J.&J.
do
do
There Is
July, 1878
8
also due on a jud ;mentN Crosf Road
do
J.&J.
do
July, 1878
and in scrip the amount of $.>64/56. (V.
8
J.&J. New York and Boston
July, 1900
8
A. & O.
Boston.
Oct., 1890
15, p. 156, 523 ; V. 1(, p. 328; V. 18, | £71.)
8
J.&J. New York and Boston July, 1890
8
A. & O
Boston.
April, 1879
& O. N. Y.. Union Trust Co, Ap ill. 1902 Interest in default. (V. 18, p. 7, 582.)
J.&J. N. Y.,Farm. L.& Tr. Co Jan., 1887 Opened July, 1869. < oat $2,500,000.
8
J.&D. Bost.jat C..B.& Q.Offlce June 1,1896 Tt.guar. Defaulted Dec.’18. (v.17, p.752.)
& O. New York, Co.’s Office. April, 1909 Ini. in default, Oct..’73. (V. 17, p. 218,649,
A.&O.
do
do
April, 1912 752; V. 18. p. 5US.)
& D. Bost. C .B.&Q Office June 1,1896 Tf. * uar. Defaulted Dec.,*73. (V.17Lp.752.)
New York & Boston.
8
& J.
July 1,1901 Traffic guar, of C., •*. & Q. 40 per cent.
4
& J.
Boston, by Treasurer. July 1,1874 Leased in perpetuity to cme. & North¬
& J. Boston, Merchants’ Bk, July 1,1888
7
west. at 87E per Cvjnt. ol gross receipts.
N. Y., Park Bank.
F. & A.
7
Aug.15,1892
M.& S. N. Y.. Farm. L. & T. Co, Sept., 1889 The first mortgages, main line, have t raffi c
8
8
J. & J. Bost., I. Livermore, Tr. July, 1890
agreement fr< m M. Cent. Interest de¬
M.& N.
do
r
8
Nov. 1891
do
faulted July. 137?. (V. i7, p. 186.211; V
M. & S.
do
8
do
Sept. 1,1892 18, Vt 14; V. 19. p. 247.)
New York, Office.
7s.
J. & J.
Jan., 1871 For Iasi annual import see Chbovjclb
do
Vol. 19, p. 39. Tie following is a brief
7 bds.. J.&J.
Mch. 2, *74
do
do
J. & J.
Jan. 1,1904
7
do
comparison D on the annual reports to
do
1893
7
J.&J.
do
Jan. 1 for three \ ears :
IS74.
1872.
do
1878.
7
A.&O.
do
1884
do
8
M.& N.
Miles
1874
do
,
1/99
1,288
1,018
Stock
& J.
do
1897
7
do
$27,6*2,744 $24,224/81 $22,649,215
do
7
do
Dec., 1870
7
do
do
arnings..,. ®,G4«»,1?3
6.957,171
6/90.695
Dec., 1870
F.&A.
do
8
1898
do
Op. exptn’s 6,5-1,560
4/9-:,615
3,65c/54
F.& A.
1898
Net earn’gs. 2,471,668
7 3.10
do
do
2,262,1 5 2/40£41
M.& S.
1878
7
The pew consol, mortgage ipr$85.0u0w000
J. A J.
New York Office.
1891
will be appde 1 to rett lug »Id debt,
J.&J.
and about fi.W J/XX) of it to steel rails,
London, & New York.
Jan., 1902
&C. (V. 17, p» 88 ; V. 18, p. 15, 144, 248,
7
“ *
272;; v. 19, p. 8 .)
New York Office.
10
J.&D.
Jane 1.1883
F.&A. N.Y., Mil. & St. P. RR. Feb.. 18w>
7
a* J.&D. New York, Co.’s Office. Dec. 28, *72 The last «nnur renortwill be found In
tbe Chbobici b, V. 17, p. 481. Lanus of
& D.
do
& A.
the Company are 2/877,948 acres. With
do
tb * completion of ibe Noitbwestem
7
& N.
do
Ma; ' "
7
A A.
Unlpu RK,, the Company’s presets
are said to be finlibed for the present
& A.
7
T

lx

#*•

2g

!«■

gebt

h.

?*

..

<

clo

n '

26,23 ,6.0 23,986,028 13,151,336

[September $6, 1874

TO /C^RONICIiE.

324

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
Subscribers will confer a great favor
DESCRIPTION.
'or exp'anatlon, of all references, see
r
foot notes on 1st page of RR. Tables.

Miles
of*
Road

Chicago .ft Northwest.—(Continued!
Gieen Bay extens.,lst M. on 28 m. a land.
1st M.Oal. A Chic. Un. R.R., extended....
Ad mortgage, Gal. a Chic. un. R.;
Miss. R Bridge bds. lien on net earnings

o!1

2-3

«>

W

co

sooac
1-000

1,000
1,000
50oac

Elgin 6 State Line R.R. bos,
let M. < Peninsular RR.) on roads a lands
Sous. S F. bds, snbord. lien on all above..

1863
1865
1863
1863
1371

74
560

Equip, .ids,lien on equin'tscost’g$400,000.
“46
1st Mot t. (Beloit a Madison R.R.)
126
Madison ex ten., 1st M., sinking f android,
45
Chic, a Miiw ukee, 1stM.. omdft equip.
4C
Chic, d Mil., 2d M., (M. * C. R.R.) 1st lien

I.072,

Rate

stauding.

X

1,000
1.000

8,150,000

1,000

8-9.000

1.000
1,000
500&C
sooac

2d lien

l'.OOU

Cinn.—1st

V.cm'o

182,000

—

2d mortgage
do

821,000

(Col. a Ind. C ntral....

166, 00
314,400
3,747,000
2,551,000

(Indiana ;entral)..

do
(Chic, a Gt East., cons rue)
do
(col., Chic, ot Iud. Cent)
Income conv.
do
do
Income (Toledo, Logansp. a Burl.)

Colum'*us dk Xenia, stock
1st mortgage
Concoi d—stock
Concor d dk Portsmouth—stock
Conne ticut dk- Passumpsic R. R.—stock..
New mortgage (tor $i.500,UOO)
1st mortgage, sinking
Note*, coupon

71,021
70
55
35
41
144
110
110

fund

50

1,000

1869

do
bonds..
do
do
Connecticut River—stock
1st mortgage (sink, fund now $143,93!.).
Conne Ucut valley—1st mortgage
Conne ticut Western—1st mortgage
Conne ting (Phila.i—1st mortgage
C umb rland dk Pennsylvania—mortgage
2dm irt .agesinking fund guarant ed...
Cumb rland Valley—stock ($434,900 pref.)
1st mortgage
2d m >r gage
Com mon bonds

Danbt.ry dk Rorwalk—Stock...
Dandle, Hazleton dk Wilkesbarre—1st mort
Danxn l, Urb., BVtondk Pekin—1st M.,gold
Daveuoort <fc St. Paul—1st M., g >ld
Dayt. ft Mich—Pref stock, gnar. C. H.a D
1st Al., sinking fund, $30,000 per year.

M.aC.a X

Del., J ack, dk Western—stock
1st Mort. (Del.,L.a w., East. Ex.) skgfd
2d Mort. (D., L. A West.)
Bon Is. (convertible June 1,’75 to ’77)
Lack, a Bloomsb., 1st mortgage
do
do
do

1st mort. (extension)
2d mortgage
2d mort. (extension).

Denver Puciflc—1st mortgage, gold, 1 gr
Denver dk Rio Grande—1st inort., gold. s. f
Des hoinex dk Ft. Dodge—1st mort., coup..
Detro.t, Eel. Riv. dk
1st m., coup, or reg
Detroit, Hillsdale dk Ind.—1st xM.,cp. or reg
2d ii ortgage, coup., may be registered...
.

Detroit, Lansing dk Lake Mich.—let mort..
1st mortgage, on branches
2d mortgage, on whole road
Detroit dk Milwaukee— l*t Mort. bonds
2d Mortgage. April 28, ’56
1st Funded Coupons, Nor. 15. ’60
2d landed




Coupons,Nov. 18,$$....

iooac

1,000
100

1858 sooac
1871
1870
1866
1863

1,000
1,000
1,000
50
500&C
sooac
iooac

83
33

d and 3d mortgages

2d mortgage
8d mortgage
Toledo Depot (cost $353,940)
Dayto t dk West.—1st M., guar. L.
Delau are R.R.—stock
1st mortgage
Gua anteed bonds
Extension mortgage
State loan

1873
1856

66a71 iooac
100

Mass.iwlppi stock, guar, by C. a Pass..

1st.

50

100
100
iooac

51

117
102
142
141
141
141

100

115

“25
60
25
60
106
118
87
83
65

let
23
187
190

291.500
634.500

i856

1,000

50
1855 soiac
1856 sooac
1872
1,000
1855 sooac
1859 iooac1
1858 iooac
1861
1,00)
l«69
1,000
1370 500&C
1874
1,000
1871
1.000
1870
1,000
1871
1871
1872
i,ouo
18
1,0)0
1855 •25oac
1856 sooac
1860 Varl.

Y,66o

1863

Varl.

•

7
7
7
7 g7
7

j. a d.
j. a j.
M.as.
F.a a.
j. a j.
j. a j.
j.a j.
g- j.a d.
m. a n.
f. a a.
m. a s.
j.a d.
Mas.
a. a o.
i. a j.
F. *■ A.

j.aD.

996,000
803.500
648,000
1,774,912
161,000
109.500
81,800
600,000
500,000
1,400,000

1,931,000
445,000
361,000

108.500
674.000

1,317.390
5(0,000
100,000
lOO.uOO
170,000

23,500,000
1,111,000
1,633.000
5.000,000
900,000
400,000
500,000
200,000

2,493,000
3,0 4,500
2,AO,000
1,825.000
1.170,000
800,000

3,219,000
575,000
l,5U0,l)O
2,500,000
1,000,000
628,525

877,115

(V. 16, p. 84, 461, 661, 765. 928 ;
155, 431; V. I9,p. 295.)

1,1916

Oct.',’ 1900
lV 1903

Completed July, 1874. (V. 19, p. 16.)
1.1911 Opened Jan., 1673. Bonds. C15.0U0 per mile.
Apr. 27, ’74 Net receipts In 1873-74, $3,256,684. aga nst
1896
*3,139,267 In 1872-78. Chic. A 8.W. lnt. In
default un bonds not guar. (Bee i epoi t
NOV. 1899
V. 19. ri.-l«.v-1894 Sold under foreclosure Aug 7/78. V.17.P 218
April, 1873 Leases the Day.a Mich, and Cinn , Rich, a
May l, 1880 Chic. See report In v. 19, p. 1*2, show¬
Ai

a.

July,’

July 20, ’85
June, 1877

July, 1905 Formerly leased to Ind., Cin. A Lafayette.
N.Y., Co.’s Office.
Bros. Jan., 19*>1 Leased to Pitt»„ C.A st. L. for net earn’gs.
(V.
N.Y., Winslow, L. a Co July, 1895 Leased 1866to Cln., Ham. A D. Co.
r,.n, 1,1889
16, p.51; V. 17, p.8».)
do
do
New York.
June, 1921 Interest guar, by three other companies.
(V. 18, p. 898, 582.)
Boston, Office,
do,
- do
May 1,1874
do
do
Aug. 1,1900
do
do
Sept 1,1877
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Dec. 1,1890
'J.Y., Union Trust Co. Sepi.1,1901
N. Y.. Union Trnsi Co. Apr. 1,1901 Bds gnar.HbyC C.C.A1.; H‘byL.S.AM.8.
do
do
July 1, .891
N. Y., U. S.Trust Co.
Aug. 1,1874 The latest report (6 months later than the
last annual) is giv^n In the Chbonjolk,
do
June74to84

A.ao.
var.ous.

J. a J.
A.a o.
F.a A.
j. a j.
various.
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j.a J.
J. a J.
f. a a.
F.a a.
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j. a j.
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7

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5
6

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M.a
M.a
A.a
A.a
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6

4
8
8
6
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7
7

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1899

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V. 19. p. 270. Net ea> nings first6
of 1874, $-47,500. agai. st $203,405
(V. 18. D. 243. 266. 374.)

months
In 1873.

Mayl'l874 Conso'idatio" of C. A vf Niles A N. Llsb in and Liberty A V. roads. Leased to
Aug. 1,18 3
Sept. 15, *76 At. A Gt. West. See report in ChboniciiB, V. 17, p. 512.
July, 1873
ian., 18; K)
Jan. 1, 1900 Defaulted, July. 1874. (V. 19, n. 143.)
Sept 1,1874 Leased Nov., 1871 to Penn. RR. Co, at 7
„

per cent p- r annum, on present stock
and all interest on bonds, Ac. (ChbonJan., 1892
Jan. 1,191S
IOLB, V. 15, p. 835, V. 16, p. 865.)
N iv.l,1900
June 1, ’98 Le .sed to Phila. A Reading.
June 1. ’9o Stock issued, $347,800.
Feb. 2, ’74 e>ro«>s earnings, 1873, $1,074,187; net,$876 159.
Dividends In 1873,10 per ct. cash and 10
Oct. 1,1897
ner cent stock.
c«e report m V. 13, p.
luly 1,1880
Jan. 1*1892
526.
Nov. 1,1875

Consolidation In 1868 of C., A I. C, and Chi.
A G. East. Leased Feb., 1869 to P.. Cln.
1893-95
A St. L..and the Penn. RR. Co.,ior 30
Nov., 1904
percent of gross earnings, buit guaran
Dec.. 1905
tee ) $1,107 470 peryr„ to paylnt. on 1st
Feb., 1884
M,$15.1KK),000 A 2d M., C. A I.. $821,000. Of
Dec., 1853
the 2d M., Col., Chic. A I
$2,554,000
1886-90
were taken by the Pa. RR.: d fault waa
Nov., 1904
made on this mortgage Aug. 1, 1874.
Jan., 1832
The gr ss earn ngs in 1873 were $4,477,801
and ne« earnings $233,(88. See annual
report in V. 18, p. 629T (V. 19. p. 142,247,

Nich.Nat. Bk. April, 1908
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Sept 10,1871
Columbus, Treasury.
N. Y., A.mer. Ex. Bank. Sept.l, 1890
Bost., Tower, Gld. A Co Mav 1,1874
Boston.
July 1, 1874
Boston Office,
AUg 1,1874
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m. a s. Boston, Globe Nat’l Bk.
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6

trustees hands
16, p. 51.)

New York, Moran

Cleveland, Office.

3M

ing net earnings of $126,216 in 1873-74.
(V. 18, p.
V. 19, p. 183.)

N.Y. Am.Exch vatBk. Dec., 1892 Ind.. Cinn. A L.,2d M., in
to exchange for 1st. (V.
Jan 77-82.87
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m.a'n.

5

V. 17. p

July

May, 1899

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2,674.000

Dec.

until

7
7
7
2
7

1.6*9,960

Junel,19il
Dec. 1,1902

1898

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ingexp.

1872-3.12.736,607 8.173,287 4.568,870
1871-2.11,402,161 6.810.028 4,592.135 1,465,694
1870-1.11,094,9’.J 6 811.506 5.388,408 833,559
1869-70.12,535,428 8,0H^17 4 522 111 541.124
1863-9.18,941,843 1,924,520 6,016,828 1,914,635

1874
1874

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7
7
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7
7
7

Surplus
above
Net Interest
earn’gs. A taxes.earolngs. alv.,Ac
Operat-

Gross

Jan., 1888
April. 1911

7 g. f. a a.
N.Y., Ward,C. a Co
7
m. a s.
Cleveland, at office.
7
j. a j.
N.Y..Manhattan Bk
7
j.a j. N. Y., Union Trust Co.
7 g
j. a j. N. Y., Lawrence B. a Co
IX
q-m. N. Y., Farm. L. a T. Co
7
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Phila., Co’s Office.
8 g. j.a d.
Boston, Treas.’s Office.
5
F.a a.
7
a. a o. N. Y., St. Nlch. Nat. Bk.
7
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400,000
250,000
1,000,000

and presumably, therefore the large an¬
nual increase of bonded Indebtedness,
will now cease. Operations for the la*>t
five fiscal years ending with May 81,
compare as follows:

1885
1882
1875
1884
1878
1893
1915
1874

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M.a n.

sx

REMARKS.

Stocks,
lastDlvl’d,

g8

400 000

1,950,000

Payable, and

by Whom.

i70g-

7
3

60-’72 iooac
1868 20oac
1869
2,000,000
1,000
1871
1,00 20.0U)pr.m
50
1,259.800

1867
1,000
1869
i.OUO
6ia64 sooac
1000
36
1865
50
110^
84
i856
1856
13
1S39
195
64

1,786,200
302,000
1,500,000
350,000
2.115.500
603.500

Where

f. a a. New York, Co.’s Office,
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7
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4
a. a o. New York. Co.’s Office,
7
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j.aD. N. Y.,N. Bk of Com’rce
4
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7
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101.000
Suti.OUO

i,om

When |

Payable.

Principal,

when Due,

7
7
V
7
6
7
7
7
7

938.000
200,000
129,500
381,0 0
8,105,000

85
1,144,000
1871
120
2.700,000
Menominee extension lstrnort., gold...
1872
4,534 UK)
Gou. e ms. m., gld.cp. or reg.($48,0u0,0()0) 16 >9
187 1870-1
1,000
Winona oc St. Peter,lst M.,guar. C.a N. W
2,750,000
do
2d M..
do
137 1870-1 1,000
1.565,000
Wlnon tA St. PM 1st M.Ex en.land gr.s.f.
1871 iooac
4,8;5,0U)
175
18(0
1.000
28
1,000,000
Jacrosm, Trctnp.a P.,lstM.,gu. C.AN.W
1000
1870
Iowa midland, Lt M.. guar, by C.a N.W.
75
1,350,000
1872
Northwestern Union, 1st mort., golu....
62
3,5u0,00U
1873
2 3( 4.000
156
Chicago dk Paducuh—1st mortgage
1871
7o
1.U0'
Ch*c iikin ttSouthwestern— 1stM.,gold..
.700,0 0
100 24,999,700
674
Clue., R. I. del acific—stock
1866 1,000 9,U)0,00J
1st mo. tgage, sinking fund
359
1869 iooac
250
Chic, a S'west., 1st M, gol > (guar, in cu’*'
5,(00,000
Chic a South w.. 1st M.( gold, not guar
50
1871
1,000
1,000.000
36
1869
CMUcolle dk urunsw—lBt M., guar by N. Mo
500,000
1,000
100
60
8,500,000
...
Cln., Hamilum dk Dayton,—stock
i863 1,000 1,250.000
60
1st mortgage of ’63
60
2d
do
of ’65
1865
1,(00
500,000
400*100
8d
1,000
1867
do
60
of’67
...
C. H. a I. ‘‘Junction) RR. 1st m. guar
1872
98
1,846.0 0
l'ooo
Cincinnati dk Ind—1st mortgage
1862
20
500,000
2d mortgage, guar
1867
20
1,000
1,497,000
1871
l.uou
75
Cln., Lafayette dk Chicago— 1st mort., gold.
1,120,000
Cln. dk Martinsville—1st M., guar by lessees
1865
88
1,000
400,000
Cinn. d Muskingum Val.—1st mort.
148
1870
1,000
1.500 U)0
1866
36
560.000
1,1'00
Cln., Ri '.hmond dk Chic—1st mortgage...
2d mortgage
65 ',000
36
1869
1,000
90
lo71
1.HJO.OUO
guar
ann., jUchmond dk F. IF.—1st M.,gld.
'50 4,005,750
171
an., Sandusky dk Cleveland—stock
50
Preferred stock
171
429,037
1866
Mort. bds, Sandusky, Dayton a Cin
993,000
do
1852
350,OUt
Sandusky City a Ind
do
Cin., Sandusky a Cleve
1867
00
45
1871
1,000,000
Colnmhas, Springf. a
mort..
Clndnnati dk Springfield—1st M., guar .nt’d
80
1871
l,‘O0 2,000 000
12 >
1871
1.0 A) 16,000 p.m.
Cln., W ib.dkMich—isi M.,end by L.S.aM.S.
390
100 14,991 692
Ctev., (W., an. dk Ind.—stock
1st m irt. (C C. a C. RR.) $25,000 a year..
249 000
138
■80
500
1st M (Bell, a Ind.) exch.for new M—
202
453.000
1864
1,000
1st m >rtgaze, new, s. f
390
1869
2,967,000
1,000
Consol, mortgage < for $7,500,000)
390
1874
Cleveland dk Mahoning Valley—stock
50
2,759,?00
1st mortgage, extended
*67 i873 sooac
630,000
67
1857 sooac
487,900
Sinking fund, 3d Mort. (now2d)
Hubbard br.. 1st M., skg fd bds
12 H 1863 sooac
72.500
500.000
Nl.es a New Li bon. 1st mortgage
35
1870
Cleveland Mi. Vernon dk Del—1st Al., gld. .
145
1870
2,300,0 0
so
Cleveland dt Pitts.—Guaranteed stock
199
II,243,002
3d
do
199
i845 00&c 1,252,000
$2,000,000
4th
do
199
1862
$1,200,000
1,000 1,096,000
Construction and equipment bonds
1873
600,000
1,000
Consold. skg land, Al. for $5 000,000
i99 1867 1,000 1,49 *,000
ColebriHjkdale R.R.—1st mortgage
18
18H8 iooac
584,700
Colora lo Central— 1st mortgage, conv
15
1870
225,000
1,000
Coium. dk Hock. Val.—Stock
5C
89
1,854,450
1st M. sink, fund bds
76
iS67 ooac 1, 0',000
1st mortgage. Logan A Straitsville Ur...
18
300,000
1870
1,000
499.000
2<l mort. bonds..
89
1872
1,000
100
587
13,-28,56*
Columbus, Chic, db Ind Central—stock—
1st mortgage (Col.. Chic, a Ind. Central).
*868
1,000 10,Ss3,U00
do
460,000
( hie. a G. Eastern)
do
2,632,UK)
(Col. a Ind. Central)
do
1865
798,000
(Union a Logan port)
do
544.500
(Toledo. Loga sp.aBurl.).
do
309,5U0
(Col. A Ind. is A 2d p ef.).
do
217,750
(Cln. a Chic. Air Line)..

Chic, a MU., 1st M..

e'A*

Ce

284,000
1,775.000

1,000
sooac

Bonds, |

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

Amount
OUt-

5
o.

Sg
©

1862
1853
1855

26
248
248

bjr giving ns immediate notice of anf error discovered in our Tables*

Philadelphia.
Y., Co.’s Office,

Leased In perpetuity to Pitts.,Cmn.A St.L.
Guar by Ta. I.’R. loss’s ussume lisbillt’s.
Net receipt!-. 1878-74. $171,068.
Leased to Concord Ri;. at *25,000 per year.
Annual report tn June, ’74 In V. 19, p. 271.
Net earnings for year. $272,7 0, against

$262,275 In 1872-3.

Dec. 1,1876
1876-13S1

New mortgage of

$1,500,00( will retire prevlons Issues.
Aug.l, 1874
July 1, 1889
July 1, 1874 Net earnings, 1872-78 $232,C06. (V.16,p.
Sept 1,1878
188; V. 14, p. 295.)
Jan. 1,1901 Stock paid, $1,083,500; float. d*8t, $973,000
July 1, 1900 Net earnings. 15 mos., 1872-78, $154,828.
1900-1-2-3-4 Leased to Phil. A Trent., 6 o.c. div on sto'k

1,1891 2d mort. is guaranteed by Consolidation
Coal Co.
May 1,1888
Phila. A Carlisle, Pa.
April. 1874 Stock owned in large part by Pa. RR. Co.
Net earnings year ending Sept. 80,1878,
Phila., T. A. B.ddle ACo Apr. 1,1904
do
$331,642.
Large advances made to
Apr. 1,1908
branch r >ads. (V. 18. p. 295.)
do
Jan. 1,1884
Net earnings in 1S73-3, $63,852.
New Yorkand Danbury Nov.. 1812
N. Y., Lockwood A Co 1880, ’90, ’92
Phila.. P nn. R.R. Co. Oct. 1,1888 Leased, Mar.^, to Penn.B R. (orS3 years
N. Y., Farm. L. A T. Co April, 1909
N. Y., Lond. A Frankf’t
July. 1911 Davenp., Ie., to St. Paul. (V. 1?, p. 629.)
W. Y., Winslow, L. A Co July 7,18T4 L’sad in perpetuity to Cin., Ham. A D, for
annual lnt. on bonds. The Dref. stock
do
do
juiy, 1881
of $3,500,000, gnar. by C. H. A D.. w as
do
do
Sept., 1887
authorized in 1871 to retire D. A M. bnds.
do
do
Oct., 1888
Mar. 81A94
(V. 16. p. 51 ; V. 17, P. 84.)
do
do
N. Y., Am. Ex. Nat’l Bk Jan. 1,1905 L’s’d to L. Miami, (as’medhy IL.C.A StL)
Juiy 1,1874 Leased and opei ated by Phil.* Wil.A Balt.
RR.. for 75 per cent ot gross earulngs.
Phila.. Girard Nat Bank July, 1875
In 1872 gross earnings were $448,841.
do
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July. 1&75
Jan.
1880
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Office P W. A B. RR.
The Lackawanna A Bloomsbnrg Co. was
Oct. 20,
New York Office,
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Apr. 1,1875 co soli dated with this road In Jane,
Mch. 1,1881
1873, and $3,500,000 stock issued to repre¬
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sent it.
Annual report for 1373 pub¬
June. 18j2
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July 1,1875 lished In Chbo 'Iolb, V. IS. p. 582. (V.
March 1885
18, p. 292,323, V. 17, p. 155,252, 660; V. 18.
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Apl. 15,1880 p. 582, 607.)
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May 15,1890
N. Y., Drexel, M. A Co May 1,1899 L. gr., 1,100,000 acres. (V. 17, p. 835.)
N Y., Lond.AAmst’rd’m Nov. 1,1900 Guage, 3 ft; whole line to be S75m.
Jan. 1,1904
New York.
N. Y., Mercantile Baj)k June 1,1391 Operat’d with D.\ H. A I. Stock, $8OOJ0O.
N.Y., M rcantile Bank June 1, ’90 Has traffic gnar. of 40 p.c. Irom M. C.
Stock, $80.',000 In default.* V. 17, p. 649)
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Boston, Co.’s office,
Apr.l, 1896 Also adepot M. $50,000; 3 yr. notes, $225,000.
Bonds are coup., but may be reg. (V.
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I'ec.l, 1897
Feb. 1, 1893
18, p. 376.)
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Leased to Great West, of Canada. Com¬
N.Y..M. K. Jesup.P.ACo May 15, ’75
mon stock, $422,140; prefei red, $2,096,000.
do
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ray 15, ’75
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May 15, *75 Of the bonds of Jane, 1866, $1,238,000
(
are la the hands of the Merchants’Bank
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May, 1875
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September 26,1874.]

STOCK AND BOND LIST.

RAILROAD

by giving us immediate notice of

Subscribers will confer a great favor
V-l

DESCRIPTION.

o2

1866
1853
1853
1851
13 71
1853
1866

.

Mort. i Hot fr Pontiac RR.), Feb..’54.
2d Mort. (Detr. & Pontiac RR.), an., ’53.
Bonds of S pt. 1, 1866, (Limit $300,000),...
Bds & mort. on Det. real estate

„

i44

•

143
143
55
55
54
58
270
242
112
112
130

1 63

Dunkirk, Warren A Pittsburg—latm, gold
Duchess A Columbia—1st Mortgage
hast Tenn., Virginia A Georgia—stock
1st Mortgage sinking fund bonds,
K. Tenn & Ga. ($100,00«are endorsed)
...

do
new
E. Tenn & Va. (endorsed)
Bond to (J. S. Government

-

Consol, mort. free of Slate tax
Equi •mentbon 1*
European A N. American, (Me):
1st M., vY’inn. to N.B. line
(Bangor
2d mort, Bangor to Winn
t loan.
L d grant gold & 1st M. Bang to Winn
EvansvA Crawfordsv—l*t M, Ev.&Ill.,s.f..
1st mort., 8.f (Evansville to Terre H.)..
Rockville extension
Evansville, Terre Haute A Chic.—1st M.gld
.

„

Fitchburg—stock

Bonds, coupons ($3,000,000authorized)
FlintAPere Marquette—siock

»

T

f

on 40, l.g
153,600 ac., 2d d
L. G., 358X00 acres, Sd div..
Holly It. It. (s. f., $25,000 per year)
Bay City E, Saginaw, 1st M, guar by lese’s
Bay County, issued in aid &
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,

Holly, Way tie & Monroe, 1st mort, s.f.
Florida—1st mortgage, gold, convertible.
Flushing A Northxide — 1st mortgage
Fonda, Johnstown A Gloversville- 1st mort
...

Ft. Wayne, Jackson ASag.—1st mort., coup
2d m rt. and equipment bonds, coup
Fort Wayne, Muncie A Cinn—1st M., gold
2d mort
.„

Framing ham A Lowell— 1st m. bonds..,
Frederick A Pennsylvania—1st M., gold..

Galv., Hamsb. A San An.—1st mort, gold
Galveston. Houston A II. of 1871—1st Mort.
Geneva, Ithaca A Athens—1st M.. s. f., g.
Georgia R. R. A Banking Co.—stock....
Bonds, not mortgage
Gilman. Hinton A Spring/.—1st M., gold..

2d mortgage,
gold
Gr. Rapid* A Indiana—Stock

1st mortgage, land gr.. gold, guar
1st mort, land gr., gol t noc guaranteed.

Grand Trunk (Canada)—consol, stock
New stock (for £10,000,00))
Mort. to Bkof U. Canada on surplus lands

ttr

50
5(

1,00(

1863

500
I

»

T

r

1

,

|

1847
J 849
1553

f

1857
1&53
1861
1863
1865
1870
1874
1873

459
459

1,000

1869
1852
1851
1860
1870

1,000
1,000
500&C
1,000

1,000

100
100

233
233
60

is72
1866

lstmo'tgaga West, div

Ind. & Cinn. of *58

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do
—
A Illinois Cent.—1st

M., gold

M. & S.
M.& N.
J.& J.
J. & J.

1,000
1,000

|

1811
1871

|J)00*c

187;
1872
1S70

232

T r t

1,1-00

I

f

1.000
00&c
1(X)
-

iio

-.

H70
1872

i 869

no
330
330
330
377

1,000
1,000
1,000

1859

1

i873

£25

£i0j
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m

n

7
7
7

...

....

Jan. 1.1889

6 g.

M.& S.
). & J.
M.& N.
F & A.
M. & N
J. & J.
A.& 0.

New Y"ork.

Mar. 1,1899

636,00)
147,00)
775,00)
4,000,000
50),000
3,297,300
1,771.00)
92,000

7
7
7

g.

>4

7
8
7
8
10
10
10
8
S

7 g.
7
7
8

825,000
300,000
1,500,000
500,000
1,800,000
500,000
5 0.000
150,000
1,700,600
1,493,0 0
600,000

8

7 g.
8
7
6 g.

.

M.& N.
& J.
M.& S.
M.& N.
J. & J.
M. & S.
J. & J.
J. & J
J. & J.
M.& N.
J. & J
J. & .J
J

.

.

.

A.& O.
A.& ().
A.& O.

A.&O

6 g.

^

7

7 g.
8 g.

M.&S.
J. & J.

7 g.
7 g.

J. & J.

4 g6 g.
6 g.

J. & J.
A.&O.

4,200,0U0
603,000

1,000,000
2,SO) 01X)
■4,(XX), 000
3.224.000

& J.
& J.
& J.
& J.

|

•

.

•

I

•

£100
£lfi,i
£100
£100

143

5
5
4

lki

A.&O.

"A

|500&c

1870

100
100

275
275

207
15
3
54
54

26^
96
120
120

1,000

53-’57
186S
1870

i867

350
118
468
58
oS

58

1,000,000
1,426,545
376,766
300,000
9,167,700
5,087,224
2.6 0,000
386,000

4,000,000

1853 '
1853 |500&c
50*52
100
100

1869
1866
1870
1871
1854
1857
1865

7,0-0,000
2.500,000

V.COO 30,0lX'p.m
50'
500

1,000

416,000
367,500
1,379.000
137,344

50

174
251

1858
1867
1869
1871

2,800,000
1,701,000
3,500,000

do

„

do
do
do
do

A.& O.
J. &D.

do

6

J. & J.

7
8

M.& S.

N. Y„ Bk No. America,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

A.

J.
J.
.J.

.J.
J.

J.'&'j.

4

7
7

F.&
J. &
J. &
J. *
J. &
J.&

.

,

Phila., Company’s office
do

do

IsIs■1
6*7

do

J. & J.
F.& A.

Bridgeport & Boston
7. Y., Bk of New York
Bridgeport and Boston.

J.'&J.

N. Y

do

6

7g.

do

Hartford, Am. Nat. Bk
do

A. *
A.*
F.*
A &

0.
O.
A.
O.

,

1Y.pr. 22, ’74 T
Co.leases several other roads in C nada
Ypril, 1871
July, 1871
amounting to 141>pn., and the Detr. &
July, 1876
Mil., 189m. For the halt year ending Jan.
Oct., 1877
31,1874, the gross receipts were £6 5,916;
working exp., £i3i).0'0: net earnings,
Oet., 1 78
£195,836. (V. 19. p 62 247.)
1881-86
Defaulted, but compromised. < See ChronICLE, V 16, p. 220 ; V. 17, p. 460, 752.)
May 1,189Q Operated by Erie.
^Ran. & St. Jo., 207m., branch. Quincy, 111
to Palmyra, 15m.; Cameron to Kans. C,
Aug., 1870
53m. Of the Mo. S’.ate loan $1,500,000
1874-87
i as been extended for 20>ears.
Apr. 1, 1881
(V. 16,
p. 62a; V. 18, p. 273. 601.)
Mar., 1885
Jan., 1892
Jan., 1892
July 10, ’74 Leased to Penn. RR., which owns a ma¬
July 1, 883 jority of the stock. (V. 14, p. P28.)
Jan. 1 1876 Gro s receipts, 1872-78. $1,0 >4,910; opera¬
Jan. 1,1876
ting expenses, $"89,808 ; net. :75,132.
Leases Berkshire RR., Stockbridge* Pitts
Juiy‘25.‘l874 field, and * stockbrg. Gross earnings
1877
1871—<2, $528,115; operating exp’s, $410,585;
net earnings, $117,529.
1885
.

...

do

.

1889

1,000
1,000

7
7

7g.

1872 on 85:>m. $2,675,234 ;
earning?, $1,345,034. (V. 17, p. 77.)

Nat’l City Bank, July 1,1891 Gross earnings

do
do

do
do

Philadelphia, Office,
do
do

do

A.&O.
F.«S A.
J. & D.
J. & J.

by Ft. Wayne and Pa. Rail¬

*

Jersey City, 1st Natl Bk

A. & ().

76.)

pay for extensive improvements. Con¬
solidated debenture stock aulhoriZ'd
July 9, 1874. (V. 17, p. 459; V. 19. p. Ib9.)

n.

Irredeem.

do
do
do
do

p.

31, 1873, £1,061,197; expenses, £863.106; ret
earnings. £198,091. »n May, 1S73, new
stock was issued at £22 -0s per share to

Irredeem.
Irredee

(V. 15,

V. 19. p. 118; see also, V. 19. p. 217.
in default. Ri ceiv er appointed.
p. -'97, 4 '5; V. 9, p. 143.)

Perpetual.

do
do
do
do

M.& N.

6

,

I nterest
(V. 18.

Jan.. 1920

Columbia, Co’s Office

1600.000

1,000

\
London, Co.’s Office.
1London, at Co.’s Office. A pi.," 1877

J. & J.

3X

P. 461.)
iirnings, 1873. $249 079.

{

b
>
A

roads. $;46,00.1 of bondB re lenned are
still a lien on ro;»a. (V. l&, p. 278.)
T hese figures r< present pounds steillng.
Gross earnmgs in hall year ending Dec.

1899
1899

do
do
do

net

Oct.

lV 1912

N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y. or London.

G oss earnings
$1.31.107; net, $190,004. (V.

Sept. 1, ’90 Capital stock is $1,870X00.
Feb. 1,1875

Apl. 1,1895

5,668,697

|500&c

N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co
do
do

A.&O.

820.000

100.000

1,000

F. P. James & Co. July 1, 190-2
Metrop. Nat. Bk. July 1, 1890
Aiigusca.Ga., RIi. Bank. Jan.15,1814
do
pe’rly to’90
New York and London. 3ept., 1900
Jan., 1892

5A
5A

1,574.000

100,000

T

N. Y.,
N. Y.,

London & Montreal.
do
do

481 000

1,180.000
191,0(0

,

1 London Joint Stock Bk.

8

'orms a direct line from Bangor to St.
John and Halifax (V. 15, p. 627.)

Net
Nov. 1,1887
do
earnings, 1872-73, $221,703.
do
Aug. 1,1880
N. Y\, Farm. L’an & T Co May 1, 1900
Boston Office.
duly 1, 1874 J jeases Vt. & Mass. (Y. 18, p. 14.)
do
Apr. 1, 18941
Stoss earnings. 1873, $1.365,424; operating
N.Y., Merch’nts’Ex. Bk. May, 1902
expenses. $i'.l,6u3;. e' ear ings. $653,821;
N. Y., Meehan. Nat. ilk. Jan. 1, 1887
interest and taxes, $4)7.042 ; balance,
do
do
Sept 1,1888 $156,773. Total land sales to January 1,
do
do
1871, $2,041,344, or $3 03 per acre. De¬
May 1,1888
Newark. N.,T.. Suv. Ins. July‘1 1882
ferred payments on ianu sales Jan. 1,
New Y'ork.
Sept.l, 1887
1874, were $635,158. See report Y. 18, p
Jan. 1,1876
do
607.
N. Y., Mech, vat. Bank. Jan. 1.1901
New York or London. Jan. 1,1900 I
N. Y., Market Nat. Bk.
S
N. \\, St. Nich. Nat. Hk. July 1.1900 >
N.l\, Farm’8. L. & T.Co. July 1,1889 1
do
do
Stock, $1.00",000. (V. 16, p. 349.)
Oct., 1881
Oct., 1889 1 nterest In default since Oct., 1872. See
Boston, Office.
do
April, 1896 Chronicle. V. 16. p. t>27.
1891
A
"MoO.OOO 3 per ce t bds. (V. 16, p. 188.)
Balt.. Merch. Nat. Bank. Oct. 1, 1901 I
ilted, Oct.,’73. (V. 18, p. 190, 455.)

J.&J.

10

1,182,550
700,000

Oct. 1, 1890

do
do

A.& O.

ass.ooo
50

.

& J.
& A.
& J.
* J.
& J.

for 7

debt.

Y., Farm.L’an& TGs Jan. 1,1887

5
6

500,000
.

Apr. 1,1890
July 1,1898

....

Var.

127,OiK)
485,000
62,o::x

N.

,eased to Pennsylvania Company
per ct per annum on stock and
(V. 18, p. 583,)

Sept. 10, ’74
Jan. 1,1882

1 st mort. guar

A.&O.

J.
F.
J
J.
J.

7,163,910

.,

Mch. 1,1920
Mar. 1,1894
Jan. 1,1903

^

J.
J.
J.
J.

7 g.
7 g.
4

2 .(XX),000

£3,425,124
7,50 i.OOO
221,190
500,000

.

Q.-M.

302.000

3,lli.5u0
4,459,309
227,680
1,743,16)

I

....

„

Boston.

’

1,200.009

498

,

,

3,218,149
2.327.808

J

,

J. & J.

500,000

....

p

M. & S.
J.& D.
J
J

,

6 K-

1,000,000
2,300,000

1869

(V. 18.

6

5

7

A.&O.

75,0 K)
2"0,105

1871

Ha> an operating contract with

Maine Central fur 999 years.

Phila., Penn. R. R. Co.

J. & J.
A. & ().
J. & J.

425,000
100,000

l00&c
1.000

1869
1871

296, 376.)

7
7
7
7

1,000
1,000

i870

London, Baring Bros.

$n93,276.

ln82
l"92
Mar. 1.1893

New York and London.
London.
do
do
N. Y
Union Trust Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

2,210,000

i87i

65
154
11
10
100
100
109
’.09
26
27
82
52
35

March,1388
May, 1889

do
do
do

7
7 g.
7 g.

7

3,000,000

500

17
13

do

Boston, to’g Office.

May, 1874 Leased in 1863 to Northern Cent, for 999
do
yrs.
Rent paid, $165,315.
July, 1874
Phila., Penn. Life Ins.Co Jan. 1, 1880
A .* I ).
Phila., Penn. R. If. Co. Oct. 1,2862
Phila., by Company.
F, & A.
N Y., Duncan, S. & Co. Oct. 1, 1873
do
J. * J.
do
UCt. 1,1873
(Chroniclk, V. 18, p. 89) gave net earn¬
do
M.&N.
do
May, 1879
ings at $5,746,652, against *4 7h-,<85 in
do
M. & S.
Mch. 1,1879
1372. The gros- earnings were 120,012.606:
do
do
do
March 1883
M.* S.
operating expenses. $.4,265,953. A refer¬
do
ence to tne following pages is necessary
Oct. 1,1880
do
A.&O.
do
June 1,1888
to obtain a review of the company’s
J. & 1).
do
do
J. & J.
Jan. 1,1891
affairs. (V. 17, p. 51, 84. 251, 627 ; V. 18. p.
do
do
do
J.& D.
15,89, 191, 248,272, 296, 3nl, 399 414,480.
Jan., 1893
London.
M.& S
Sept 1,1875
503, 527; V. 1-9. p. 17, 39, 61.)

3^

4,58'J.OX)
12,076,000
15.000.000
8,0)0.000
2,0 0,00)
296,. O)
92,300
2.193.0)0

500&C
500&C

1868
1S63
1367

190

90
154

lad, Cinn. & Lafayette

M.t.S.

London.

Boston, Co.’s Office.

A. & O.
M. & S.
M.* N.

2*

709,500
182,600

1,000
1,000

74
74

Consol, mort.. 1. gr. )conp. may be reg.).
Huntingdon A Broad Top— 1st mort., gold.
2d mortgage
3d mortgage, consolidated
Scrip for past due coupon
tndianap.. Cine. A Laf.—stock.

do

Boston, Co.’s Office.

e s

850,000

••

1874

»

gold, l.gr.,s.f,

A. & O.

2,000,0)0

100&C

118691

55
94

Phila., Girard Nat Bank

0

1,000.000

100&C

....

23

Jan., 1874 Leased to Phil. & Reading at 6 per cent
Mch 1,1888
on stock and int. on boim.
(V 11, p 628.)
Jan. 1,1880 Operated on own accouut since Doc., 18«9,
Net earniiiiis in '872. $29,068.
Apl. 1,1311
Julyl5,187S Lenses Eastern in N.H.,i6m., w,tbst’ck of
187.'
$492 500. same dividends as East. Mass.
Leases Portland, Saco & P., at 10 pe;
Sept., 1876
A pill, 18'5
cent on stock.
Net earnings. 1872-73

Phila.. P. & R. Office.

M. & S

1

50

65
45
45
51
109

Phile.., by P. & R. RR.

J. & J.
J. &

3H
7
7
7

102

81X
81H
81)4

.

.

7
7

500,000
1,553,000
1,000,0>K)
3.000,000
500,000
500,000
1,000.000
570,000
50,000

78,000,000
8,536,910
1,000
2,4 ,5,00)
1,000
2,174,000
1,000
4,852,000
1,000
2,937,00)

1,000
1,000

1862
1865
1868

.

J. * J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

100

500&c
100&C
1,000
£200
l 000

Apr. 1.1878
Feb. 15, ’86
Jun. 1,1878
Sept 1,1886 1?, p. 118, 271.)
Various.
N.Y.,M.K.Jesup,P &Co Oct. 15, ’74 L’sed to Ills. C. in 1857, for 20 yra. at 35 p.c
.

do
do
do
do
do
do
Detroit Office.

3
6 g
6
6
6
6

100

846

BBonds not guaranteed

Ho usatonic—stoc k
Preferred stock..
1st mortgage, sinking fund
2d mortgage
Bonds or 1869
Houston A Texas Cent—1st M,

400,000
200,000
4,967,600
383,000
194,000

of Canada, redeemable $100,000 per
year.
$350,000 have thus far been
redeemed.
Earnings In 1873 showed
a deficit of $22,726 under operating ex¬
penses. Int. in default since Nov. 1873.
(V. 17. p. 691, 752; V. 18, p. 14, 375,583; ▼.

Nov. 15, V
Nov. 15. 7S

.

7
6
6

1 000,000

....

i860

..

Hackensack A V. Y. Extension—\>t mort.
Hannibal A St. Joseph—common stock
Preferred tock
Missouri State Loan
Land Grant mortgage
Bonds 1870, conv.,
1st mortgage (Quincy* Palmy. RR
1st mort. (Kan. C. & Cam. RR.)
Harrisb.. Ports'h, Mt.Joy A Lancas—stoc <
1st mortgage
Hart., Prov. A Fishkill—1st mort. (R.Ij...
1st mortgage (Conn.)

495.600

o

A. & O.
do
J
do
1883
J.
gross earn’gs. In *72 rec’d thus $305,264.
do
do
1883
J. & J.
J. & J. N.Y..M.K.Jesup,P.& Co
July, 1883 Preferred stock Is $590,315, common stock
do
do
A. & O.
Oct., 1883
$584,662.
J. & D. N. Y., Ui'ionTruBt Ce
June, 1900
N. Y., Brown Bros & Cc Jan. 1, 1908
J. & J.
A. & O.
Oct. 1, 1874 ee amua report. Chronicle, v. 17. p.
N. Y., Gallatin Nat’l Bk July 1,1900
J. & J
?2i. showinggross earnings year endm g
1880-S6
June 80, 137.),$;,378,858, expenses $929,148,
J. & J. >N. Y., R. T. Wilson & Cc
do
do
J. & J.
July 1,1876 and net earnings $449,210. (V. 17, p. 524.)
do
do
M.&N
May I, 1836

7£

160,000

all rolling stock

on

do
2d
do
do
Postal bds,&cM secured by gov’t business
1st Pref. bds, conv. into 1st pr<-f. stock....
2d
do
do
2d
do
3d
do
do
Canadian debentures
Great Western (Canada)—Com. stock
Preferred. 5 per cent, conv. into common
Debentures
Mortgage bonds, coupon
do
do
do
do
New bonds, coupon
?
Greenv.A Columb.—1st M.,guar, by State.




....

1

78
78
78

__

do

1

1869
1872
1873 1
’73 ’74

Construction bonds

,

100* c
10J

’68-’6iJ

t

...

1st mo' tgage,
Flint &

Indiana

lioo&t

Y\.M.R..Tesup.P.& C
N.Y..M K.Jesup.P.&Co

.

S
7
6
6
6
4
3

1,309,200

1,00 i
100
1,00(

Tables.

REMARKS.

July 1,1886

N.

Varl.

7

2.976,000
635,000
135,000
161,000

I
50
lioo&c

1858
I860
1866

..

convertible

Equipment M., 1st

2.500.00C
l.a70,024

1,00 '

,

18£7)
1879.).

New b mds (debenture ) convert, till ?63
Erie A Jhttsburg—stock.
st mortgage, conv. into cons, mortgage.

M., 20m, 2d

81,500
450,(XX
1,200,OOC

i (X i

1870
’5U-’ol 5
1866 1
1856

Long Dock Co. mortgage

s.

5(X

1,00 i
1,001 i

1856
1865

Sterling bonds, convertible, £1,000,000.,..
1st consol, mort., gold (for $30,000,000)..
2d Conml. morr., 5 20, (for $40,(0 ,000)

Consol, mort.

„

i862

Notes
New bonds
do
sterling, sinking fund
Elmira A Williamsport—stock, com
Preferred stock
1st mortgage bonds
Income bonds, 999 years to run
Bond & mortgage on Elmira real estate..
Erie Railway—stock, common
Preferred, 7 per cent, stock

1st

r

103,266
5.000,(KX
3u0,(XX
500. KX,

1863
1863
1870
1868

1889, May,’69

d mortg&k '.

1,00 )
Varl
10 )

7
7
i
7
7
10
2
7
7
7

61.001

190 DK)

1st mortgage..
A astern Shore, (ifd.)—1st mort., conv
2d mortgage, conv
*
Eastern (Mass)— stock
English Loan, c mver ible
Essex R.R. bonds, Sept. 1856
Bonds due 1835, Anril, '65
Bonds due 1888, March, ’6S-’69

1st mortgage (extended i . 1867 to
2d mortgage, convertible (ext. to
Sd mortgage
4th mortgage, convertible
5th mortgage, convertible
Bultalo Branch Bonds

150,0 X.
250, om
100,OOC
110,(KX

6 £\

150, S6t

Principal,

N. Y. & Detroit.
N. Y. & London.

J. * J.
M.& N.
M.& N.
A.f O
F. & A.
J
J
M. & S.

6*7

1,702,31'

1,001 )
1,90 )
1,00 5

«

„

36
36
39
39
114

fast Pennsylvania—stock

do

Cent

500* C
100* C
500* C

•

Dubuque A Sioux City—6tock
1st Mortgage 1st D vis-on
1st m ct., 2d Division (for $1,40),000.)
Duouque Southwestern—1st M, pref8.f...
1

+

i>i r 4

our

Bonds, 5

when Due'
When 11 Where Payable and by
Stocks,
whom.
Payable
lastDivld

Rate

standimr.

h-

discovered In

any error

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

Araoun
Oui-

a.

Detroit A Milwaukee—(Continued.!
Bo
oi j uuu ou, ’o6 (.conditional)......
Stei .iiiK (Oak.& Otta. RR.) Oct. 1, ’53, gl
Dot ar (Oak. & otta. Rli.) b’ds, Oct. l.’i
1st Mort. (Detr. & Pontiac RR.), Apr. 1,’__

1st mort.. Oct

23

o

of RR Tables.

1st page

t

♦

Roa d
on

«

.

Mile
Ckf

foot notes

325

THE CHRONICLE.

April, 1888
Feb., 1897

in 1873 were
16. p 356.)

Company reorganized, June. 1873. There
are $375,000 equipment bonds &$i,42.v,0l0
funded debt bonds. (V.i8, p.399,629; V.

June, 1899
19.p. 247.)
July 1,190L In progress.

(V. 17, p. 856.)

KAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
great lavor by glvlug n« Immediate notice of any error discovered
Bonds, §

Saluierlber* will confer a

DESCRIPTION.

Miles

explanation

of all references, see
of RR Tables.

Redemption, 1st & 2 1 series,
do
3d series, s erling
Sterling bonds, sinking fund
IndUanap. Bloom'tondk West—1st M.,
2d mortgage
I. B. & w. Extens'on, 1st m..

gold

series

Indianapolis dk St. Louis—1st M.,ln 3
2d mortgage

2d mortgage,guar
international it Gt. North—Consol,

117
117
100
100
350
130
88
33
184
41

stock.

International, lsr M.,gold
Houston & Gt. No., 1st mort., gold
convertible mort. bds, coup,, may be reg
Ionia & Lansing—1st M.,coup. may bo reg.
2d mortgage, coup., may be registered..
Iowa Falls tfc Sioux Lity—\sr M.. Api. 1 ’69.
Iron Ml., Chester dk E—1st M.,gld
Jacksonv. N W. db S. K —1 si tnort., gold...
Jnrxsonv, Pbnsac.it Mob—Florida St bds.gld
Jack., Lam. dk Sag.—1st M., gu ir... 1 g ®-e
2d mortgage, convertible,guar...
c, «
1st mort. (north of Winona) c«>nv. f g a 5“
Consol. M. on whole line (JWUm)...) § S 2
Jefferson. (Pa.)—1st M. (Hawley Branch).
Jd mortgage (Hawley Branch)
1st mortgage (Su«queh. to Carbondale).,
Jeff., Mad. it lndianap.—stock
Ind. & Mad. RR. -1st mortgage

125

*236
9
9
83

526
86

12

u

2

3d mortgage
Keokuk
Des Moines—1st mortgage
Funded interest bonds
Lake Erie <t Louisville—1st M. ($1,100,000;...
Lake Ontario Shore— 1st mort.,
Lake Shore & Mich. South.—stock
Guaranteed, 10 per ct, stock
Consolid mortgage, 1870, coup
do
do
reg
2d mort. (for $25,000,000) coup. & reg
Income Bds (s. fd $000.000pr yr.jcp or reg
Mort. bonds of Oct.. 1869, Sinking Fund.

go.d

1,000

947.000

''*56

V.ooo

gold

150

Long Island—stock
1st mortgage, main line

158
94

LoganspCrawf'dsv.dkS. W of Ind—1st M gld

Louisville, Cin.it Lexington—stock
Preferred 9 per cent stock
Bds to State Kentucky (perpetual loan;
Louisville & Franklort bonds
Lexington & Frankfort
:

Louisville, Cinn. * Lex., 1st mortgage.,
do
2d
do
do

...

LOGO

1,000

M...

Memphis branch, 1st mortgage
Lebanon Br., 1st mortgage

do
Extension, Louisville Loan....
Consol. 1st mortgage for $8,000,000
Memphis & < >hio, 1st M.. sterling, guar...

Memphis & Clarksville Br.,lst M., sterl'g.
Louisv., Paducah dk S. IF.—1st mortgage
Lykens Valley—stock
Macon dk Augusta—1st M. (3)0,000 guar.)..
2d mort. endorsed by Ga. RR
Macon <t Brunswick—1st M., State endors




237,000

Var.

1,995,000
258.720

1869
1872
1865

1,209.000
.

70
31
31
92

475

2.000.000
120,000
4,500,000
1,5(0,000

1,000

1,000

1869

1,000

i853

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1,000
1,000

50

1861
I860
1870
1870

50

i§57

1,000

1870

100&C

i868

50
500

50

100

V.ooo
1,000
1,000

1851
1867
1870
1872
1812

1,000
1,000

V.ooo
100

i858

1,000

1856
1860
1863
1863
1868
1371
1972
1870

V.ooo
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

197* 1869 .500&C
i

500

4,608,000
1,500,000
5 .’5,000
3,500,0C0
3,780,000
750,000
2,616,100
759.500
1,500,000
3.30(1,000

Boston.

In 1873 net earnings

JjK-

S*

i*

-

7
7

do
do
do

Q-J.

J.& D.
A. & O
A.& O.
M.&N.
M.& N.
F.& A.
J. & J.
A.&O.

7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7

■

if. Y.,

A. & O.

J. & J.
A.& O
J. & J.

M.&S.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & D.

8

8
8
7
7
7

.

do

do
do

Bank ol N. York.
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

rl<v

J. & T.
A.&O.

10

F. & A.
J. & J.

10

M.&N.

Q-J.

8

April, 1898

1,1890
July, 1887
July, 1887
July, 1888
Jan. 1,1897
June 1,1894

.Tan.

Pittsburg Office.
'f. Y., Winslow, L. &
If. Y., Farm. L. & T.
Boston Office,
do
do

Co

Q-J.

S*

.)

6g.

6
6

&33.IM)

6,814,000
8,500,000

3*
7

8g.

Q-F.

r

J.’&J.
A.
N.
D.
J.
.1. & J.
J. & J.
J.& J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A. & O.

F.&
M.&
J. &
J. &

6

3

*7g
4

7

F. & A.
J. & J.

7
7

A.&O.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&.N.

6
7

A. & O.
A. & O.

7

•I.&D.

6
6

2.425.000
8,000;

6 g.

F.& A.

8

m.&;s.

600,000
4JC,')00
370,000
2,500,000
1,100,000

5
7

■ 150.000

each of the years
1S73.
Miles........
1,181
Gr. e rn’gs.$19 414,50=

Op. expen’s.
Net earn’gs

7
7
7

7

London.

1871.

1872.

1,073
$17,591,629 $14,797,975
13,746,598 11.539,525 . 9,779.806
5.667,910 5.752 103 5.018,169
50 000,0l)0 50,000,000 87,475,830
1,136

Stock
Fund. debt. 83,527,000
The Company has stopped its double
track and a poTcy of economy is promis¬
ed by the president, Mr.
The 2d general mortgage for
is to pay floating d^ bt and oonds
1882 with $12,(00,(00 ana balance to be
held for Improvements if wanted.
(V.
17. p. 16, 458. 594, 799; V. 18, p. 83,

Jan. 1899
Oct., 1902

July, 1874
Aug. 1895

Vanderbilt.
$25,000,00;)
of

266, 469,

480, 629.)

In financial trouble. Defaulted August,
1874. (V. 19. d.63.)
Lease to N. Pacific vacated. Land grant
1,682,000 acres. (V. 18, p. 15, 455, 607.)
L’d to P., Ft W. & C., at 40p.c. on gross
earni ng< (In 1873 $75,752).
< V. 16, p.
Interest in deiault, July, 1873. (V. 17. p.

523.)

218.856 649.752; V. 19. p. 89.)
Bonds are coupon, may ne reglstereu.
.

Feb., 1897 Operated by N. J. Central RR.
July 15,1874 This stock includes all the new
Tune, 1898
Gross
Sept., 1910
$7,424,895 ; net, $3,881,859. Old
1923
be retired by general mortgage
June,

Issu?*.

receiptsinyearendingNov.80,’73,
debt to
bondt.

"D.

J. & J.
A.& O.
A.&O.
J. & J.
A. & O.

6
7
8

88,000

status and operations.
shows a summary of

(V. 17. p. 20 ; V. IS. p. 297. 504, 527.)
N.Y., N. Bk Commerce. Dec. 1, 1899 Leasedfor 30yrs to Pac.ol Mo. (V.16,p.84S)
Leased to Pitts., Cin. & St. L.. guar, by
Sept. 10. ’74
Cincinnati.
Q-M.
Penn. RR. lessees assuming liabilities
M.&N.
N. Y., Bk of America.
May. 1883
and paying $520,000 per yr. (V. 14, p. 593.)
1894
Cincinnati.
Various.
J. &

100,000
3,000,000

225,000
92,000

of toe Company’s
The following
the figures for
named :

complete statement

1892

do
do

M.& S.
J.& D.

7

6
6

780 000

The last annual report was fully reviewed
in the Chrosjci/k, V. 18, p. 469. to which
reference H necessary to obtain any

Co. July, 1899
May. 1850

Philadelphia Office,

& 1)

271; V. 17 p. 628, 752 ; V.

Completed *72. Int. unpaid. (V.15, p. 453.)
Formerly Covington &Lexington. (V.17.
p. 188,251.
Des Moines V..E.D .reorgan’d. Int. fund.
on 1st M. to Apl.,’:6. V.18,p.503: V.19.P.S2
The^e 1s a 2d M. of $590,900. (V. 16, p. 796.)
So d, Sept. 23, 1874. (V. 19, p. 248.1

1899
1885
1886
1882
Sept. 1886

7

35,000
25,000

8,980,600
329,"00
849,000

port. V. 19, p.
18, p. 297.

April,
July,
April,
July,

do

do

The land

le

July 1,1900
Dec. 1, 1903
Oct. 1,1882
Oct., 1879
May, 1885
Nov,, 1877
Aug., 1876
Jan., 1880
Oct., 1892

N.Y.,Boston* Phila.

in 1872.

second. Int. on income bond* is r ayable
in lands or cash only out of net earnlngsInt. in default, Nov . 1S73. (Annual re¬

do

>

of K. P. were $1,446.80

Srantfirst,in and 8,000.0002,000,000 acresthe
is iwo trusts. a. res in in

Cleveland, O.

*7

74.519

881,000
21,000

against $1,494,447

n.
F.& A.
J. & D.

1,50 ',000
175,000
150,000
2,643,483
851,000

1,1875

Apl. 1,1875
Apl. 1, 1890
Apl 1,1875
London,Morton R.&Co. Apr. 1, 1908 186, 191 237.)
Oct. ,1909 Interest in default, July, 1874. Funding
N. Y., Turner Bros,
proposition, V. 19, p. 247
(V. 18, p.
do
do
Oct., 1890
144 ; V. 19, p. 17. 113.
1912
do
do
Stock, $600,000. owned by Penn. Co. and
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co. ,Jnly 1,1919
C. C. C. & I. Leases the St. L. Alt. & T.
Oct. 1,1900
do
do
do
H. Net earnings, 1873, $690,909.
do
dd
do
July 1, 1881
Bonds guar.by Penn. Co. Stock. $1,492,000,
1912
N. Y., Farm’s L. & T. Co.
Chkoniclb, V. 19, p. 455.
do
do
do
Consolidation of International and Houst.
New York.Nat. City Bk.
6 Gt. N. H ull report V, 18, n 519. Gross
do
do
April 1,1911
•Tan. 1,1900
do
do
earnings,’73, $1,066^245 : net, $530,035. De¬
faulted August.’74. (V. 19,p.l7.)
do
do
Aug. 1,1892
Leased to Mich. Cent., with traffic gu r
N. Y., Farm. L.& T. Co. July 1,1889
i ds exch. for Detr., L.& L. M. 1st mort.
Nov. 1,1880
do
do
do
N. Y., Nat. Park Bank. Apl. 1,1899 Leased to Ills C., at85p.c. on earning*
May, 1901 Formerly Chester & Tamaroa.
N. Y.. Am. Exch. Bank. July 1. 1902 Bds offered In Aug.,’?2. See adv.in Cbb«n.
1900
(V. 17, p. 155; V. 18, p. 629.)
New York.
N. Y., Farm L. &JT. Co. July 1,1885 Leased and operated by Mich. Central
which guarantees all the bonds. Lands
Mar. 1,1878
do
do
do
192.COJ acres.
do
do
do
May 1,1890
do
do
do
Sept.l. 1891
Honesdale Nat. Bank, July 1,1887 Leased to Erie Railway Co., which pays
interest on the bonds. (V. 14, p. 628.)
Jan. 1,1889
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1889
N. Y., by Erie R. R.
Leased In 1871 to Pitts., Cinn. & St. L. RR
N. Y. Farm’s L.&T. Co. Aug.l, 1874
for int. and sinking lund of bonds and
do
do
May 1,1881
7 per cent a year on stock. Lease trans.
Oct. 1,1906
do
do
do
do
July 1,1910 fered Dec., 1872, to Pa. Co. (V.16, n. 524.)
Trains commenced to run again May 11,
1913
1874.
(V. 19, p. (83.)
New York.
May 1, 1912
(V. 19, p. 247.)
N. Y Farm’s’ L.&T.Co. July 1,1874 Bonds not paid.
Owned by connecting Co.’s. Cost of road
Philadelphia Office, July 1,1882
$898,824.
do
do
Apl. 1,1900
Consol, of C. Bl. & (’t. Jo., St. Jo. & C.
Bl., and the Mo. Valley Co.’s. Line Kan.
Jan. 1,1880
N. Y. & Boston,
City to C. Bl., 203m.; branch, St. Jo. to
do
do
Septl, 1892
Hopkins, 61m. Slock, $2,776,000. Net
June 1,18
do
do
Co Aug. 1,1893
earnings In 1872-3. $306,362. Int. defaulted
N. Y., Farm. L. & T.
do
do
Septl, 1890 Sept., 1573. (V, 17, p. 388. 649.)

,

50
1868
1870
1813

A pi.

m!&

1.900,000
900,000

1,000

revenue in 1873 was $2,580,890, against
$2,103,107, in 1872. Full report In V,
IS, p. 237.
The Company guarantees
$6,000,000 bonds of N. O. & J. & *Uss. C.
(V. 16. p 345; V. 17, p. 383, fee; V. 13, p

Aug 1.1874 Net

Y., Co.’s ofllce.

N. Y.,London & Frankf May 1,1899
Feb. 1.1895
N. Y., & St. Louis,
June 1,1896
do
do
1895-9T
Payable * by transportation.
Jan. 1,1896
N. Y., & St. Louis,
M.& N.
7
1876
do
M. & S.
7
M.& S. N. Y.,Lond. & Frankf . June 1,1919
7
do
luly 1,1880
J.& J.
do
Sept., 1886
M.&S.
Jan. 1,1859
J. & J. Phila, Corn Exch. Bank
M.& S. N. Y.,B’nk of America, March 1883
7
do
do
June, 1885
J & I).
7
1904
New York Office.
7
A. & O.
1884
do
8
A. & O.
New Vork.
April. 1892
7
A.&O.
7 g. J. & J. N. Y., G Opdyke & Co. July 1,1897
4
N. Y.f Union Trust Co. Aug. 1~, 1873
F.& A.
do
do
Aug., 1873
5
F.& A.
do
do
July 1,1900
7
J &J.
g.

289,750
355,000

5,000,000
720,000
160,000
300,000
24,251,466
4,875,000
6,000,000
5,000,000

1869
1870
1872

£200
£’00
83
135
5 1,000
100
20
186?
77
1,000
1,000
1869
77
197 X ’er-’To 500&C

130

400,000
100,000
100,001
840,000
463,000
500,000

50

29

46

300,000
3,000,000

1,000

65
65

860,000
200,000

500&C

175

175
175
29
31
605
185

4,280,000
(?)
5,205,000
1,600,000
5,256,O0C
2,69 .',000
924,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,595,000

500&C

...

Equipment bonds.,,,.,..,,

*7

246,000
4.275,850
1,751,750
1,500,COO
400,000
844,000

500&C

Extension
Glen Cove branch

2d mortgage

8
8

600,000

1.000
100&C
250&C

15

81

Mort. bonds (Shelby cut-off)
Louisv., N. A.,dk St. L. Air-Line—1st
Louisville it Nashville—stock
1st mortgage ou main stem
Louisville Loan
Lebanon branch. Louisville Loan

8S7.50C

2,500,000 r& 7g.

1,000
1870
1,000
1870
1878
1,000
1,000
1872
1869
1,000
1,000
1855
1857
1,000
1,000
1856
1859
1,000
1,000
1867
1869 500&C
1855
1,000
1,000
1866
1862
1,000
1,000
1866
1868 500&C
1869
1867
1867
1868
1,000
1863
1869
1,000
100

Little Rock dk Fort Smith—1st mort., gold..
Land grant, s. f
Little Rock, Pitie Bl. dk N. O.—1st mort..
Little Schuylkill-stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund.
_

Louisville Loan

8

1013
1013
540

55
141

M.&S.
J. & D.
F. & A.
M. & S.
F.& A,

53.1.500

1,000
1,000

20

Little Miami—stock, com
1st mortgage
Street Connection bonds

500,000
800,000

20,000p.m
49 466,500
533.500

endorsed

J. & J.

8
6

2,789,413
500,000
1,400.000

100
100

$40,000,0001

*7*
10

800,000

1.000
500&C

1870
1871
1869
1853
1855
1874
1874

200
161
200

6

J. & J.
M.&N
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.&O.

?“•

100&C

Leaven., Law.. <* Gal.—1st M., l.g., s.f.,conv
Kansas C. & Santa Fe, 1st mort., guar.
Southern Kansas. 1st mortgage, guar....
Lehigh <k Lackawanna—1st M
Lehigh Valley—stock, corn, aud pref ....
1st mortgage, coup. & reg.
2d mortgage, reg

Q.-F.
M.& N.
A. & O.
J. & J.

3od,'ooo

1866
1865
1866

17
145
33
10

8
8

2,000,000

7372

1st mortgage

*7*g.

2,474,009

300,000

Lawrence—Stock

7

1,000

4,063,000
6,303,000

156

8
8

1,000

V.ooo

bonds

A.&O.
J. & J.
F.& A.
J. & J.
M.& N.
A & O.
M. & N.
,1. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

«

1,000

88
37

'X*
Is■

7
7

'65-’67

88

7
6

897.000

187?

do
do
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon
Schoolcraft & Three Rivers
Kalamazoo* Schoolcraft
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids
Jamestown & Franklin, 1st mortgage....
do
2d mortgage ...
do
Lake Shore dk Ins. Val —1st mortgage
2d mortgage for $1,(XX),0U0
Lake Sup. it Miss.—1st M.,gold, 1. gr.,s.i..

Lexington & St. Louis—1st mortgage,

96,000

10C
500&C

2,240,000

163
88

I

8

1*

204,000

1,000

‘i63

r»

2,000,0tf)

18,000 p,m.

1,000
1,1X0
1,000

50
150
1181

N. X

J. & J.
J. & J.
Various.
A.& O.
J. & J.
F.& A
M.&N.

M. Sr S.

1865
1866

521
521
65
96
96

I*
?*•

N.

REMARKS.

Stocks.
last Div’d.

do
do
N. Y. & London.
N. Yv Co.’s office.
London.

M.& N.
M.& S.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

1,000

99

5

8
8
7
7
7

1869

162

lg-

Payable, and

In our Table*.

Princkial,
when Due,

by Whom.
"

A.
O.
O.
O.
A.& O.
A.* O.
A. & O.

7

2.000 00C

1000

Where

F. &
A.&
A. &
A. &

4

8

9,689,9:50
6,432,000

84
99

ao

General mortgage (for
Delano Land Co. bonus

66(>,000
V.uco 20,00* ip.m.
4,000.000
V.ooo L 450,000
289,000
1,000
923,000
1,000

1866
1867
1869
1868
1870
1873

*427

2d mortgage Mich. 8
1st mortgage (D., M. & T. RR.).
2d mort. (C., P. & A. RR.) registered bds.
3d mortgage (C.. P. & A. RR.)
Lake Shore dividend bonds, April, 1809...
1st mortgage (C. & Tol. RR.) s’k’grd
2d mortgage (C. & Tol. RR.)
Buffalo & Erie, mortgage bonds
do
do
do

Income mortgage

2.960,000

500&C

100

245
140
253
394
34

Kentucky Central—2d mortgage

-

1,001»

'673

lot M. (gld) s. f., c. or r., 1. gr. 3.000,0 0 acs.
1st M., gold, coup., on 140m West Mo. R.
1st M., gold,coup, beginning at 140m west
2d M. (to U. S. Gov) on 394m. West Mo. R.
1st Mort., coup , (Leavenworth Br.)
Land Gr. M.t coup., on 1,000,000 acres
Income Bonds, coup., 3d M., on 427 m
Land Bonds, c. or r., gold on 2,000,000 acrs
2d mortgage, coup, or reg.. gold, on same
Kent County (Md.).—1st mort. bonds

mortgage. S. fund M. 8. &

770,000
81,000

1,000
1,000

265
52
78
76
130
262

Hamas Pacific—stock

1st

1,000

4*

Bluffs—stock..
lstmort.,C.B. &St. Joseph RR.....) .jc
St. J.&C. B. RU.,lstM
gu
O
do
do
convertible
Mo. Val. RR.lstM. ($1,000,000 gld).
Kans. C., St. J.& C. B. RR., cons. M.
New consol, mort. for ($8,000,000).

4,100,000
8,150,000

44

Kans City,St. Jo. <k Council

2,500,000

3.264,000

1866
1870
1373
1672

159
38

2d mortgage

332,000
2,500 000

1,000

i862

159

Joliet dk N. Indiana—1st mortgage
Junction, Philadelphia- 1st mortgage

2,742,000

1,000
1,000

1372
1870
1865
1868
1870
1871
1867
1869
1869

250
HR
116

Jeffersonville,Mad.& Ind—1st mortgage
2d mortgage
d i
do
Jersey Citu dk Albany—1st mortgage, gold.
Ridgefield Park (N. J.), 1st mortgage

29,('00.000

i'oou

1871
1872
1872
1869
1870
1869

When fi

t
Cent. Payable.

5 000,001).
,5,000,000
1.500,000
1870
5,(06,000
1872
1869
2,000,000
1.000,000
1870
500,000
1871
500&C
1.700,000
1.450,000
1,000
5,(00,000

71

Ecuipment bonds
Jndianap. dk Vincennes—1st M., guar

Rate
per

1,000
1,0 JO
1,000

1869

202
202
217
71

gld bds

standing.

100
1851
1851 500&C
1851 500&C
1864 500&C
1865 Varl
1.000
1874

707

Illinois Central—stock
1st mort. constr iction bds(now payable)
do
do
do
do
gold

•2h
GQ 5

Q=Q

foot notes on 1st page

Out¬

>

<v

So

Road

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

Amount

o ®

of

For

(Sej timber 26,1874.

THE CSItONft&E.

$26

-

F.& A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
Various.

,A.&0.

\A.&0.

1,1900
Apl 1,1900
N. Y.,Union Trust Co. April, 1900
July, 1874
Philadelphia Office,
do
Oct., 1877
N.Y., Jones & Schuyler. Aug., 1900

Bost.,Nat. Bk.Com’rce.

Jan.

do

Company’s Office
N. Y., Vermilye & Co.

1873

July, 1898

State aid $10,000
unpaid. (V. 17, 649, 661.)

L’d gr. about 1,009,296 ac’s.
p.
per mile. Jnt.
Interest, in default. (V. 17, p. 53. 649, 661.)
Leased ana operated by Phil. & Reading.
Dlv’ds 7 per cent. (V. 14, p. 628.;
Int in default. (V. 18. p. 24*; V. 19, p.
Groet earnings in 1872-73, $895,716.

218.)

(V. 18,

P*

144.)

1890
1893

Philadelphia,
do

1879 Gross earnings, 1872-73, $1/212.027 ; expenses
$976,574 ; net earning!-, $235,452; By con¬
July, 1873
tact, Nov., 1871, with Ches. & Onio,
1900
$1,0(0,000 new stock was sold to C. & O.
N. Y.. Bank of America,
at 50, and $900,000 of old stock at 65.
do
do
Jan., 1874
Company defaulted on Interest 1873-74.
do
do
Jan., 1881
Receiver appointed, Sept., ’74.
(V. 13,
do
do
Jan., 1897
p. 248.273,297, 455.
N. Y., J. B. Alexander. April, 1900
June,

Louisville.

Louisville.
N. Y., Drexel, M. &
do
do
do
do
Louisville,

Co

do
do

(V.17. p.753.)
,
,
.
Ang. 1,1873 Total mileage operated, 737 miles includ¬
ing 132 miles of leased road.
report published in ChronicI/K, v. l.»

Jan l,'74-’76
1866-87
1886

May, ’74-’75
Nov.,’80-’85

Oct. 15,1893
Drexel, M. & Co. April, 1898
London, Baring Bros, Dec., 1901
do
do
Ang.. 1902
Mch 1, 1890
New York.
Ang., 1874
Philadelphia.
N. Y.,

N.Y.,M.K.Jeaup.P.&Co
do

do

N.Y.,M.K.Jesup,P.&Co
do

do

•

1887
1879

1887-1900
1889

1879

Annual
p. 524, shows net earnings In 1872-73 of
$1,11! .123 against $1,462,467 In 1871-72. Ol
the $8,000,000 cons, loan $2,500,000 reser’d
old bds. balance for
(V. 15, p. 491; V.17, p.524.)

to redeem

iinp’v’ts.

p.189.)

Interest In default. Sept..’74. (V.19
Leased to Summit Br. RR. at $62,500.
(V. 16, p. 219, 827.)

Seized by

State and taken possession
(V. 15, p. 657; V. 17, p.

by Receivers.
649.)

of
53,

September 2#, 1874.]

THE CHRONICLE.

327

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
Subscriber* will confer

great favor by giving ns Immediate notice of any error discovered la onr Tables.

a

DESCRIPTION.

Miles
of*
Road

tor explanation of all references, si
foot notes on 1st page of RR.Tables.
Madison A Portgage—1st M., gold.

o-S

39

lor$l,i00,000. gold.
Farmington R.R. loan
Androscoggin RR., Bath City loan.
do
do
do

72

Yarmouth stock ctfs.
1st mort. extended....
Consolidated mort...|
Somerset & Kennebec, 1st & 2d mort’s

•

*33

1870

26
22
100

1870

278

•

1869

50
44
91
54

1870

49>S

145
569

gr

1873
1860

*8'

10
89
39
94

Consol.

8.000,010

7

1,900,000
200, U0U

640,000
70.000

1,000,000
500,000

8
8

491.200

2*

1,000

l«-»

50 &c

*25

1872

18,000p.m.

1,000

3,000,000

8%

35
100

i868

1,000

8,959,600
320,000

1870
1970
1856

1.000
1.000

50^,000

2d

Mortgage.
Nashua A Lowell—stock
Bonds for freight depot

100
269

161
I6‘

8o
85
*86
_

100
1868
1,000
1870
1,000
1871
1,000
1869
1.000
1810 500&C
5 9-’66
500
1869
1,000
500
1867

1870

21,405,00)
3 220.000
350 0)0

13,504,000
6,000.00)
2.000.000
377,500
3O>,0O>

516

100

1873

---•

21

Bedford —stock

M .& N.

5,320.60)
847,975
1.532.200

Vow

3. & J
A. * ().
J. & J.
“

&J.

s

5,732,000
769,920
1,695,000

>t.& N.

London.

!«■

J. & J.
M.&N.
March.
J. & J.

N. Y. & London.
Mobile.
do
New Yoik or London.
N.Y. G. Opydke & Co.

8

1,00

(?)
1.8<>0.000 I

1 *

M.& S.

do
do

780,000
888.0 0

80

80

7

1]8
118
31

345
—

1873
132

1871
1871

42
20

i86i

J. A D.

500,000
14,165,450
5,u00,0)0

7g.
3j-i

5,0)0,0)0

25

6,486,049

1,000

1,000,0’0
5,800 000
2,10>, 0)0

500
100

7

7
2
4

500&C
11)0
5> &c

bonds

J. & J.

7

5O>.000

J. & J.
A.&O.
M.& N.

6
5
6

800,000

*

*ioo

.Q-J.

* J.
M.&N.
F.& A.
&J.
F. & A.
A.&O.

7
7
7

3.0)0.000
383,000
640.(>C0

500&c
1,000
1,000
1,000

1870
1867

1S5G
1869

M.&S.

830 000

1,000

iaii

57

1,040,000

50
250

1864
1866

7

1,000
1,000

1867
1870
1870

1,88’.,900
103,000
800,000
500,010
171,500

F.'&A.

¥*
]g

J. & J.
M.&N.
M & N.

J. & J.

6

800.000

Valley—Stock

New Haven A Derby—1st mort
New Haven, Middletown A Will—1st mort..

15
13
52

RR)—stock..

100

50

68*70 5 T*c
1869 500&C

--

rt., tax free, coupon
Holyoke & Westfield RR
N.J. Midland—1st M.,gld,guar by N.Y.& O.
2d mortgage, currency
A. J. Southern—1st
mortgage
1st mortgage (Toms’ River br.)
2d mort. bonds
Cpnsol. mortgage, for $7,000,000
Mw Jersey West Line—1st
mort., gold.... ’
hew London North.—stock
I
conv

Mortgage bonds
2d mortgage
N. 0., Mob.A Tex.—1st mort.
(Mob to N.O)
1st mortgage (N. O. t o Tex )
New Orleans, St. L. A Chic— Cons, stock'..
Consol. 1st mort., go d (N. O., J. ifc G: N.)
1st mortgage, "
do
do
2d mortgage,
do
do
Cons 1. mortgage (Miss.
Central.)
1st mortgage,
do
—....

2d mortgage.
do
Tenn. State Loan
no
A. T„ Bost. A Montreal—1st
mort.., gold..
2d mortgage
N y.
Housatonic A Northern—1st
,

mort

N.T.,mngst.A Syr a.-1st M., gld ($4,000,000)

"ioo

76

1859

1,000

10

1870
1870
1871
1869

1U0&C
10U&C
1.000

68
68
78

7>*
327

‘if‘6

100&C
1871
1873

1870

100

i§66

J00

1872
1871
1871

140
227
5 6

1,000
1,000

l'.ooo
“ioo
'0 '&c
500&c

1,000
1,000

206

1873

i'ooo

20b

1856
1860
1873

1,000
1,000
1,000

206
237
2o7
237

SpU

1869
1873

60

1872

150

1872

350

605,OX)
525,00 *
8,0 '0,090
880,000

7*

750,f XX)

?*•
7

120,000
1,000,000

6
7

5,3X1.00)

1,500,000
S.708,500
1,012,50)
2,000,000
1,279,000

lg6
7

8 or7 g.
8

"l'g8

?g8
7

1,000

6,250.0X1

00* c
500* c

6,000,000

7

2,500.000

7g’l
7 g.l

1.00Ci

249 OX)

7g*
v.

Q-J.
A.&O.
J.& I).
J. & J.
J. & J.

.T. & J.
J. & J
A.&O.
M.&N.
M.& N.
F & A
J. & J.
F. & A.
A.&O.
A. & O

J

Jau.,1873 The annual rep-ir for the year ending
May 81/74. bIiows gross carninest n vain
line and branches of $!/ 84,081. and net
earnings. $>,110,439. ( ec V. 19. p. 148.)

Oc;. 1,1882
<'Ot. 1,1882
May 1. 1902
Jan. 1, 1890
1890

In Jan.. *73,

July 1,1886
July 1,1879
July, 1874

a

scrip

div,.

was

nald. and

other dividend since.
The Board
of Directors predict the resun ptlon of
dividend* soon, but say that earnings
till Jan,, 1875, will be required to
no

Nov. 1,1S90
Nov. 1, m90

floating debt. (V. 18,
143.

p. lh,

pay

167; V. 18,.p.

report for 1873 show« gross earnings
$2,801,127 ; expenses, $1,896,264 ; net
Of the new consol,
bonds $12,500.<UO are held in trust to
retire old debt. See annual report for
1873 in V. 18, p. 60?.
earnings. $904,862.

1801
.

1877

I Jan* 1,1904

Interest in defau’t. Last proposition In
V. 19, p. 295. (V. 18, p. 144, S76, 533; V.
19 p
^
Mch L 1886 Int.’ln default since Jan., 1878. (V. 17,
June 1,1900
p. 84, 156, 649 )
Defaulted Apr‘1, 1873. (V. 19. p. 29. 143.)
1890
2,1874 Leased In perpetuity to Del., Lack & Wes.
July
The lessees assume all liabilities and
1914
pay
7 per cent on stock, and 9 after 1824, if
1891
1900
they then earn 10 net on M.&E. In
1889
lt!73, net earnings were $1416,846.
Oct., 1901
Apl, 1,1874 Report in V. 17, p.525,shows gr. earn’gs
of cons’d roads in 72 ?8, $2.298/;0); exp’s,
1 R§1 and '91
July 1,1913 $1,742,937; net earnings, $555,263.
July 1,1900 Leased to L.& N., at 6 p.c. on stock. (V IS
Oct., 1887
p,807.)
May !, 1374 Gross income, 1872-73, $600,393, expenses

1893
$521,134.
Aug., 1874 Net income, 1872-73, $224,228- surplus over
do
July, 1876
lOper cent dividend, $6/29.
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Nov. 1,1889 Leased to Sand.,M. & N.; guar, by B. * O.
New Bedford, by Treas, May 1,1874 V. 16, p. 139 ; V. 17, p. 357.
Bost.,Suttolk Nat. Bk. July 1,1881

Bridgeport, Conn,

N.
N.

Newcastle Penn.
ilAprii, 1874 Leased to Pittsb. & F. W.Co. V. 16, p.523.
Haven, E.S. Scranton 1998 & 1900 City of N fi.guar. $225,000 of these.
Y., Leonard, Sh. & F. May L 1889 Completed April, 1673. .Defaulted Nov.
1881
1972. (V. 17, p. 211. 460, 661.)
Net Income. i872-73, ovei end above inter¬
New Haven,
do
est and taxes was $39,109. (V. 15, p. 824.)
Jan., 1899
do

A.&O.

F.& A.
M.& N.
A.&O.
M.& S.
A.&O.
M.& N.

do
do

Nashville, C .’s Office.
Boston & Nashau.

J.'&J.

F.'&A.

l',‘l8%.

1883
1883
1883

N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co.
do
do
N. Y., Union Trust Co.
N. Y.. Del. Lack. & W.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New York & Nashville.
N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.
do
do
Y., Drexel.M. & Co

J. & J.

6

2,120,000

3,000,000
1,428,800
300,00)
500,000
4,000,000
7,250,000
4.967,845
3.00),OB
8,000,00.)

Var.
M.& N.

7
7

2,100,000
1,000,000
200,000
3,()00,OOC
1,590,000

Q—j.

■|k

was

authorized at the annual meeting, 1878.
Bee report V.;18, d. 527; also V. 17, p.(21$.

The
of

New York.
London. ’
Mobile.

M.&N.
M.& N.

1,4*8,858

In 1872.

$4,OX),00)

Detroit, 1st Nat. Bank. Jan- 1,189i Gross earn’vB, 1872, $115.943 Cost,$1^20,$00
Hetroii, Mich
Jan. 1,1890 Mankato. Minn..to State Line 60m.
L. «r., 257,000 acres.
1890
(V. 17, p. 649. 661.)
Apr. 1.1876 Nfet earnings in year ending Sept. 80.1872,
Memphis, Office,
do
Sep. 1/81-93 $254,192; in 1871, $227,112; 18to, $212,504
1869, $152,282. (V. 18. p.807.)
Interest in default Dec., 1878. Land grant
is about 4.565,142 acres. See full report
N.Y..Clark, Dodge & Co Jan., 1889
do
and details of debt In Cbronicioc, V.
do
Dec., 1900
do.
do
19, p. ‘29 ; a'so. V. 18. p. 68.
Feb., )0(4
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co. Jan. 1,1899 Stock, $5,950,OX).
Interest passed Oct.,
Boston, Co,’« Office.
Apl 15,1890 187S. (V. 17. p. 835; V. 18, p. 15.)
The Cent. RR. Ga .endorses $212,500 of
Savannah.
1872-76
N. Y., Nat. City Bank.
1st and all the 2d mort. bonds.
Net
Jan., 1889
Savannah, C. RR. Bk,
Jan., 1887 earnlnes, 1*71-74, $4,249.
Interest defaulted May, 1878. To be sold
N. Y., Soutter & Co.
1900
Nov. 16. (V. 18, p. 15, 137, 630 ; V. 19, p.

Q-M.

100&C

net .earnings,,$482A89

1878-73

do

b8g'

53.000
100&C

35

1st mortgage

J. & J.

's'g.

33,500
1.772.200

V.OOO

1871
1871

i874

7g.
10
10
7
8
8

2,50),OX)
1,000,000

„

1873

1st mortgage, coupon, convertible
Newark, Somerset A Straitsv, O—1st mort".

J. & J.
J.&D.
F.& A.

1,251,500
430,547

182

132
14

Niugatuck—StocK

Tg

600,000

1866

var.

New 1st mortgage ($20,009 per mile)
Nashv. A Decatur—1st M., guar, by L. &N.

d.&J.
J. & J.
.;.& j.
A. & O.
3. & J.

;

The 4th mortgage for

In Receiver’s hands ; V 19, p. 24°,
N. Y.. Winslow, L.& Co
1889
504.
N. Y., Turner Bros,
Aug., 1899 In progress. Bds adv. in Chron.. Aug.,’72.
N. Y., Merchants’ N Bk Dec., 1901 Bonds offered in New ) ork, 1872^73.
N. Y.. Union TrustCo. June 1,1902 Leased to Wis. Cent. RR. for 99 years.
Philadelphia, P.& R. Co iu)yl6,1874 Leased to P. & Read., May >64 for 999 yrs.
-

F.& A,
J. & D.
J. & D.
J. & J.

10
7 g
7 g
7
8
6

$1,694,336

agalDSt $11(1,451. net earning*

Swenson, P. * Co May l, 1890 Interest was not paid in Nov., 1872. (V. 17.
p. 380 6 49.)
Y., U. T. Co.
July 1,1901 About 630 OX) acres land. (V. 12,:p. 690.)

Z

J.'&J.

7 g

50

140
32
60

118

Nashville,Chatta. A St. Louis—stock
Bonds to U. S. Government, 2d mort

8
8
7 g
8

274,000

880,000
1.100,000

100&C

Br.&c.(guar.D.L&W)

M.&N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
J. & J.
M.& S.
J. & J.

6

1,000

May

N.
N. Y.& Boston.
Boston Office.
do
N. Y. Farm. L. * T. Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

J. & .1.

1,000
1,000

do

N. Y.,

M.&N.

8
8
8

do
do

penses,

xt

.»;&'j

556.000

1806

Balt. March’s. Nat, Bk. Jan., 1900
Boton, N. E Trust Co. June 1,1892 Consol, of Marquette * Ontonagon and
N.Y., Company’s office. July 1,1892 Ho.ighton &0. LaDds 425,00C acres chief¬
do
do
Aug' 1,1892 ly timber and mineral. Stock, $2,306,700.
Bost., Bk of Commerce. Nov. 1,1886 Cons-'l dated.into N. J. Southern. Chuondo
do
Dec. 1,1889
IOLg. V. 15, p.804; V. 16. p. 661.
N. Y., Howes & Macy. July 1,1390 Int. in default July,*73 (v. i», p. 148.0
Leased to Southern Security Co.-for rint.
N. Y.,8d National Bank.
on bonds and 3 per cent on stock foi
I
Y.,Mercn. Nat. Bk. May 1, 188*
years, and 6 per cent afterwards. (V.
do
Jan. 1.1885
do
17, p.380; V. ft, p. 297,8',6.)

D.

A.&O.
A.& O.

1,001

1870
1870
1866
1869

do
do

J. & J.

1,000

1872
1869

N.
J.

N.
J.

8
8

2,179,000

land * Kennebec.

June.^’N
Mayl5,1890

Sept.*,’

A

4e.

18.738,204

$1,930499;
expenses,$1,829,641; nert earnings, $606,See report in Chboniolb, V. 18,
p. 583; see also, \ . 19, p. 190, &b to Port¬

Oct. 1.1895

Sept., 1866
R. Garret * Bora. Aug. 1,1891
London.
Aug. 1,1891
Bftlt., F. Garret & Sons, May 1, 1896
do
do
July 1,1890

M.&S.
M.&N.

1869
1869
1870

1st mortgage, sterling
Interest bonds
interest bonds, sterling

1st mortgage, sinking fund
2d mortgage
Convertible bonds
Construction Donds
Gen.M.A 1st on But.

g

yr

6
7
7
10
8

gross earnings in 18T2 were

.837.

Apr. 1,1883

Balt.

J.
F.&A.

7

3pr

J$1,830/01; net earnings, I787.6.**. The

i May, 1874 Operated with Concord RR.
Boston, Bost. Nat.Bonk July 1,1889 L’s’d to B.Cl.*F.,at X earn’gs. «'VA6,p.W8)
N.Y., VUnslow.L* Co. Aug. 1,1895 In progress. (V. 16. p. 51.)
Gross earnings for year i873,$2J26,-874.; ex¬

M.« N.
J. & D.
J. & J.
J. &D.
J. & J.
M.& N.
J. & J.

6
6

5,312,725
1,814,142
1,293,000

1,000
1,000
1,000

-

55
57

M„ gold, on road and land
Missouri R„ ft S. A Gulf- 1st M., 1. gr. s. f
2d mortgage, coup., may b • registered...
Mobile A Girard— 1st mort. ($212,500
end.)..
2d mortgage, end. by Ga. RR
Plain bonds
Mobile
Montgomery—Pref. stock, 8 pr ct
1st mort. gold, endorsed by Ala
I
2d mortgage, not endorsed
Mobile AOhTo—stock ($1,000,090 in
reserve)!
Convertible 8 per cent bonds

Tenn. subs..list mortgage, sterling
Special mort (MIsb., Gainsv. & T.)
|
2d mortgage
Consol, mort., gold, (for $15,0110,000)
Montclair of N.J.—1st M., gold, guar
2d mortgage. ...r
luoome bond®
Montgomery A Extfaula—1st M.,en. by Ala.
1st mortgage, not endorsed
Monticello A Port Jervis—1st
mortgage—
Morris A Essex—dock

7
8
8
8

1871

100

*4

*7

850,000
150.000
500.ua>

Belfast and Boston.
Manchester * Boston.

S.
A.

M &'
«J &
J.&
J. &

8

do
do

Bost., N.Bk. Commerce.

m’.&s.
M.&
F.&
F.&
M.&
J. &

3
7

?g

1, 00

284
1W

stock, guar...
Bay City. 1st mort., guar
Michigan Lake Shore—1st mortgage
Midland Pacific—1st mortgage, gold
Milwaukee A Northern—1st mortgage
Mil., Lake S. A West.—1st mort., gold
Mine Sill A Schia/lkill Haven—stock
Mineral Point ( Wis.)—1st mort
Minn. A Northwest— 1st M. gold.s.f
Miss.. Ouachita A Red R.—1st M.gold
Mtssissi)>pi A Tenn.—1st mort
Consolidated bonds
Tennessee State loan
Mo. Kans. A Texas—Stock.
1st M., gld,s.f.,on road*
land,(U. R.S.Br)
1st mortgage, gold, (Tebo.&
Neosho)

Mortgage bonds, coupon
Bonds

7

500,000
1,910,000
2,000,000

-

M.& N.
J. & J.
F.& A.

7

l,50(f,000
1,385,(100
8,103,650
4,438,000
2,450,000

In progress 165m. and branch, 60m.
A contract for operating was made with
July 15. ’74 the Eastern, Mass , .in June, *73, The
Apr. 1,1912 M. C. leases several roads. Gross re¬
1890-91
ceipts in 1873 were $2,063,077; expenses,

Oct., 1890

Oct., 1900
July, 1898
July, 1901
Bost., N.Bk.Commerce. July 1891
Augusta, Me.
July 15, ’74

M.'&'N

1,000.000

1,800,000
1,000,000

284

do

2d mortgage
N. Baven A NorthampJcanal

6

1,000,000
600.000

284

—




1,000
25

,

..

m.

560,000
150,UU0

1,760,000

291

Michigan Central (Air Line mortgage')
Michigan Air i ine 1st M.. assum.by M.C.
Kalamazoo & South Haven, 1st M., guar.
do
do
2d M..guar...
Grand Rlv. Valley, 1st M., guar
do
do
2d M.,guar

Beaver

1,000

1,000

.54

|- 131

Memphis A StsLouis—1st mort bonds, 1.
Michigan Central—stock.
1st mortgage,convert.,
sinking fund
1st mortgage, convertible
Consolidated mort. for $10,000,000)

A

6
6

2,004,000
300,000

i872

Income oonds

Nexoburuport—1 st

50
50
50

•

1869
1870

7

2d mortgage.

Newcastle

•

217,300
1,166 700

l&atDlvl’d.

do
do
do

no

do
do

REMARKS.

Stocks,

Bost., N.Bk.Commerce,

A. & O.
J.& J
J. & J.
J. & J
J. & J
A.&O.
A.&O
A.&O.

3
3

3,000,000

Memphis A Little Rook—1st M. 1. gr

New

•

87.000

741,400

300,000

1,00(1

A.& O.
F.& A.

2,500,000

Marquette, H. A O.—1st M., l.gr., M. & O c.
1st mortgage, l.gr., H. & O , coup
Consol, mortgage, M., H. & O., coup
Maryland A Delaware—1st mortgage...,.
2d mortgage
Maysville A Lexington—1st mortgage
Memphis A Charleston—atock
Tennesssee Loan
1st mortgage, convertible
id mortgage

do
Detroit &

500&C
100

Payable and

New York.

7g.

425,000

Principal,

When Due,

by Whom.

3
7
6

496,892
545,800

1,050,000

2d mortgage
3d mortgage
4th mortgage lor $1,000,000
Scioto & Hock. RR.,lst mortgage
Cin. & Balt., 1st M. guar. byM.&C

'

18 8
1865

....

Jf mohester dk Lawrence—stock
Minefield dk Framingham—1st mortgage..
Jf •rxetta dk Pittsb—1st M,$14,000 p.ra
Jf irietta dk Cincinnati—bloods., com—
Stock, 1st preff
Stock. 2d preff.
1st mortgage, dollar
1st mortgage, sterling

100
100
100
100

....

Where

Payable

7g. A.&O.

600,000
3,634,520

496,500
755,000
633,000

•09

When

t

Cent.

1,100,000

1868
1871
1861

38

do
do
do

100&C

1672

* * * *

Leeds &

100

-

’60-*61
1870

19

New Loan

1,000

* e
*

per

fit

1870

357
33
857

M. 0. Interest scrip
1st mort.. consol
Bonds $1,100,000 Loan, A. & K. RR.

CO 33

Rate

standing.

is*.

°

«

<3*

Bond9, i

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

Amount
Out¬

°p

o a

N.

,Apri&r6a See
1895

Y., G. Opdyke * Co,
do

N.

do

,

Y.f Co.’s Office,

do
do
do

do
do
do

report by i he President. (V. 17, p. 857

9C4 ; also v. IS. p. 7->
18-1
Nov. 1,1889 Stock, $5,00'j000. Int. in default since
Oct.. 1873. Chbo*»iol*, V. 16. D. 595.661,
1881
684. V. 17, p. 583, §60 ; V. 18. p. 168, 273, 455.

Apr. 1,1903

May 1, 1900 In progress. Newark to Emmana, Pa.
New London, Office.
Oct. 1,1874 On. under lease till 1891 by V. Central at
N. Y., Bk of N.America Sept., 1885
$150,000 per yr, (V. 19, p. 111.)
do
do
July, 1892
New York and London. Jan. 1,1915 2d mtg. end., $875,000.
Int. in default.
New York, Co.’s Office. Jan. 1,1915
(V. 18. p. 144 ; V. i9 p. 17. 119. 248, *72.)
,

Y.. So. RR. Ass’n.
Jan. 1,1912
N. Y., J. B. Alexander, July l, 1886
do
do
Oct. 1, 1890
N. Y„ So. RR. Ass’n.
May 1,1912
N. Y..J.L. King,
Nov./73-’8i
do
do
1886
d"»
do
1886

Operated by So. RR. Association, and In
conuec. with Ill. Oen.
The N. O. Jack&Gt N anltn- '*iss. Ccn. were consoli¬

dated, Jnly//4. Of th^ consol, mort. the
issue is $8.) OOi) 0 on each roan, enough

being retained to redeem old debt. Ill.
Cent, buys $200,000 per year of Cons. M.
bonds. Annual report V. 19, p. 119.
|New York or London. May 1,1889 These nmrte’s to retire all divisional
do
do
April, 1903 bonds. (V. 17. i>. 156,492.)
N. Y., St Nlch. Nat. Bk Oct. 1902 In progress. Harlem RivertoBr'kfleld. Ct
& J. 1
New York.
Vuly 1,1902 (Rond. & Os.) V. 17, p. 698,805; V*18, p.191.

Subscribers will

confer a

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
great fayor by giving us Immediate notice of any error discovered In our
Bonds, {

DESCRIPTION.
For

of

explanation

Miles
of*

all references, see
of RR. Tables.

03

Road

oB

aS O

842
1853
1856
1854
1353

at <s

.

Con oi. mort.,cou. or reg.(for $12,000,000)
Sinking fund
New York.N. Haven dk Hartf.—stock
1st mortgage (N. Y & N. Haven
Harlem v Portchester, 1st mort.,guar...
N. Y. dk Oswego Mid.—\st M.,gld
2d mortgage, co vertlble....
2d mortgage, non-convertible
8d mortgage, equipment
1st m. rtgag-, West extension
Consol mortgage

N. Y.,lrov. dk

1872
1861

132

(Stonington)—stock..

1st mortgage

Extension
General mort. ($1,000,000 authorized)
North Carolina—stock, com
Preferred s'ock

62

i855

12)4
S3*
225
225

for 2d M.

General mortgage bonds

Consolidated mortgage, gold, coupon....
do
do reg
do
Income convertible bonds, coupon
Income bonds for roads purchnsed, coup
Co sol mort. gol 1.sinking fund, coup.,.

1. gr.,...

1st mortgage.State loan.sinklngfund...
2d and 3d mor gage bonds
4th mortgage bonds

Ogdensb. <t L. Cham— stock
Preferred stock

2,500,000

2*
6

777.000

7
3
3
8
8

1st mortgage
1st mo i gage

Consolidated mortgage
Old Colony—Stock
Bonds
....
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Oman.a dk Northwestern—h. srr., gold bds..
Orange <b Newark—1st mortgage
....

8 p. c. guar...
M

1st mortgage, sold
2d mortgage, (s. f.. $50,000 per annum)..
Real estale (depot) bonds.
Debt to >t. Louis County (no bonds) ....
Income bonds

Carondelet Branch, 1st mort

.

Branch, 1st mort. gold
Leavenworth, Atch. & N. W., 1st mort..
Paducah <t Memphis—1st mort., gold
Lex. & St. Louis

Pa nama—Stock

mortgage, sterling
General mortgage, sterling
Paris <t Decatur, (Ills.)—1st M., gold, s.f..
Paterson <t Newark—1st M., guar by Erie.
Pekin, Lincoln dk Decatur— 1st mort.,
Peninsular (Mich )—1st mort., gold, s. f...
1st

Pennsylvania—Stock

102
102
102
102
58
56

1869
1869

sis

2.159.500

1855
1865
1853
1868
1868
1870
1372
1874

138
138

138

i42

l.OOf’.OOO
3.000,000
2,0.0.000

&
Hen (Instalments) bonds
coup

2U5.JOO

1,000

21
21
550

100&C
100

i',660
100

1,000
1,000

501,000
468,000

*i‘o
1870s’

393
393
148
393
393
393

1,000
1,000

95

i',000

209

to»
500&C

1,000
500&C

1,000
1,000

21
115
47
47
47
75
12
67
205
869

gold

1st mortgage, guaranteed
Peoria ib Bureau Val. —Stock
1st mortgage, guaranteed

Peoria, Pekin dk Jacksonville—1st mortgage
Peoria dk Rock Island—1st mor. gage
Perkiomen—1st mortgage

1872

500&C

50

100

i868

1,000
1,000

1871
1872

50. &c
lOO&c

1873
1871
1870

1,000
1.000

1,000

**ioo
1857
1857
18T2
1868
1871

£225

£200
500
5"0&C

1,000

’69-*70

105
105
46
46
83

90*

1st mortgage (Md.)
Philadelphia cb Erie—Stock, com

Preferred stock
1st mortgage, Sunbury & Erie
1st mortgage
2d mortgage
2d M. gld (for $>0,000,000) guar,

40
287
287
287

by P. R.

7
7

3*
5
6
4
7
7.30 g
6

1,000
1.000

1,000
1,000

1*000

1,000

l,0"0
100

iYt&C

1864
1870
1867

1,000
100
100

un&c
100&C
10 &c
50
50

1857
1861

1,001
1,000
1,000
1,000

1863
1869

50

Philadelphia ib Read.—Stock, com
r

’43-’49
1857
IRSf
1836

7
4
7

.

8

1*
6 g
7
8
7
7

7,000,000
3,000,000
800,000
1,500,000
500,000
900,000
500,000
1,54!,000
7,000,000
93,847
2.889,330

6g

3
7

7

4,000,000
3,000,000

50

V.ooo

1,500,000
1,500,0 0
1,200,000
600,000
1.000,000
1,650,000
619,600
1,324,200
341.500
500,<XK)
800,000
400, C00
300,000
,048,700
2,400,000
1,000,000
5.000,000
3,000,000
7.252.000

32,718,775
1.551,800
1.521,000
86.500
182 400

976,800

Dec. i,

1,1898
1,1898
April, 1911

Jan.
Jan.

Office,

May 1,18*3

do

Jan., 1874

Boston, Office,
do
do
-

do
do

Y.,Kountze Bros.

*■

& Co.
Mercantile N. Bk. May, 1915
do

Feb., 1891

W. R.R.

Aug., 1874

do

do

N.Y., Del., L. &

do
do
N.Y.,Imp. & Trad.N.B
N. Y„ At. & Pac. R.R.
Q—J.
F.& A.
N. Y., Bk Commerce,
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
M.&N.
St. Louis.
monthly
M.& S
N. Y.. Bk of Commerce
do
do
A.& O.

N.Y.,Bank of Comm’ce

7

l*
7
.

6
6
6
5
6 g

London.

A.&O.
A. & O.
J. & J.
J. * J.
F.&A.
M.& N.
M,& N.
J.&J.
A.& O.
A.&O.

7
7
4
8
7

A. & O.
J. & J.

O.
I).
D.
A.
J.
J.

7g

F. & A

A.&O.
J.&J.
J. & J.

‘Y
7
6
7
6 g

l*
2*

Aug., 1888
Aug.. 1891
s
y 1,1892
,* eb., 1885
pt., 1392
Oct. 1 1893
.

»

Oct." 1,1889
Oct*. 15 1374
Apr.

.

Pittsburgn Co.’s office.

Phila., Bk. No. America.

do

do

N.Y.. Chic., R.T. & Pac
New Yo k, Office.
N. Y„ imp. & Trad. Bk
New York and London.

Phila., 227 8 . 4th st.

Co

N.Y., Lancaster, B.&

8

7
7
6

’92
•July 20. ’74

1

$200,1100

Sprigf., Tenn

6 to

July. 1877, and7 per cent-thereafter.
in th s list are guar,

The tw" last bonds

by Pacific of Mo. (v. 16. p.
156, 323, 387; V. 19, p. 110.)

828; v. 17, p.

Cost to Jan.. 1874, $3,778,038.
Annual: < port for 1872 In Chjeonicle, v.
1(5, p. 659, Later report in v. 17, p. 661.

Y,*

A.&O.
F. & A

6

3
9

1885
Feb. 1.

Int. in default, (v. 17,p. 661 ; V.18, p.248.)
Op. by R. W.& O., at 8n. c. dlv. on
stock and int. on $325,000 1st M. bonds.
Leased to Del ,Lack.& 'Vest, tor int. on
bonds and 8 per cent on stock.
In progress, OwenBb., Ky to
Road leased July, 1872, to Atlantic & Pac.
RR. at 5 p. c. a year till J ly, 1875 ; then

(V.

Q-J.

A. &
J. &
J. *
F.&
J. &
J. &

Earnings.. $3,197,153
Oper. exp. . 2,398,941
Net
798.212
Interest. &c.
749,109

Oct. 10,1897
/
do"
New York an 1 T ondon. July 1.1*>92 Stock, $1,600,000.
N. Y. Erie Railway Co. Jan. 1, 1878 Stock is $>50,000.
Feb., 1900 L’sed to Tol.,W.&W. for 47 yrfl.(v.l7 p.514)
N. Y., T., W. & W R R.
N.Y..S. W.Hopkinff&Co May 1889-9C Interest defaulted, (v. 17, p. 155, 650, 758.;
J ime 1,1*74 The annual report for 1873, with full bal¬
Philadelphia. Office,
ance sheet, &c.. Is given In Chronicle
do
do
Jan., 1880
v. 18, pp. 283 & 389.
Report of Investi¬
do
do
April, 1875
< ondon.
1875 gating Committee in V. 19, p.295.
April,
1910
16, p. 192, 283, 350, 504, 584.)
Philadelphia office,
do
do
London.
1905
July
In 1873
(V. 18. p. 584, 630.)

2*
3
7
7

York, Office.

New

18T2-73.

$3,343,816 $3,754,422
2,359.888 2,613,313
984M08 1.141,109
921 619 1.038,137
(V. 17. p. 325, 459. 685 ; v. 18, p. 3.)
Financially-embarrassed. A malorlty of
stock was purchased, Sept..’?2, by Alleg
Valley RR. (V. 18, p. 584; V. 19, p. 119,

Y., Drexel. M.

N.5'.,

showing:

1871-72.

1870-71

Newark, Office.
N.

report in v.17, p. 459,

Feb.l, 1*96
Apr. 1, 1882
248.)
July 2,189"
May 1, 1888
July 1,1874 Old Colony & Newport and Cape Cod con¬
solidated April, 1872.
Net earnings of
Sept 1, 18*4
O. C. In 1872-73, $712,039. (V. 13, p. 56, 528,
Apr. I, 1875
584.)
Sept., 1876
Aug., 1877
Jan., 1901 Building, Om. to Dakotah.

Philadelphia, Office.

N.

See full

1873

Apr. 1,1882

do
do
do

Q-j.

g

500,000
1,076,000

1C 000.00C

March,1390

Office,

Philadelphia, Office,

a.& o.-

7g

4,970,000
2,583,600
2,282,240
l9.5-’8,760
5,401,000

Bk

London.
New York
do

F.& A.
A.& O.
J. & J.
M.&N.
J. & J.
M.& S.
A. & O.
M. & S.
F.& A.
J. & J.
M.& N.
A.&O.
M.& N.
F.& A.
F.& A.
M.& N.
F.& A.

=>

Chronicle, Vi 18, p.
made for lease to
Pen".RR.‘ (V. 17, p. 156. 588; V. 18, p.
,>ulv, 1900
8,6, 542,584.)
Julv, 1900
\ pril, 1 at
Ian. 1, 1922
July 1,
’nne 1,187' Net earnings In fiscal year 1873-74, $287,906.
Duringl873 Oi er. by Erie at 35 p. et of gross earn’gs,
which in ’73 were $293 943. Div..’73.4 p. c.
1878
nly,1*90 Jnr. nass’d. Jan..’74. V. 18, p. !6,376,608,630.
July '",1871 Leased, Feb., 1869, to Bost., H & E., for 100
years at 10 per cent, per annum, on cost
July 1, 187
of property, taxes, *c. August, 1874,
July 1,1874
$1. OOO.OuO new stock authorized.
'Uly ’,187*
July 9,1874 Leased, Mar., 1870,20 yrs to Vt. Cent, for
int. on bds, 8 p.c. on prf. stock, 6 on com
Ar>r. 1. 1874
for 8 yrs, 7 for next 3, & 8 for 14 yrs.
Jan., ’78-’79
Jan., 1877

England T- nst Co
do
do

New Ycik,
do
do

J.&J.
J. & J.
A.&O.
M.&N.
J.& J.

$545,966,

Annual report in
Pvonosltlon
512.

April, '900

'

1.200.000

360.000
340.000

1871
1871
1866
1866

1859
1869
1866

?«

2,779,000
'"50 71,029,249

50

21

350,000
200,000
793,400
201,000
1.500,000
7,000.000

?;

7

-

700,000

501

18
82
82
82
86
36
10
287

Petersburg—dock
Bonds (payable $25,000 year.'y ’79 to 98.)..
2d mortgage
Phxladel. ib Balt. Cent— 1st M.,(Pa>
2d mortgage (Pa.)

580.000
500 000

1,100,000
6,696,1%
33,000
458,000
1,000,000
1.450,000
16,000 p.in
546,000

1,000
1,000

i873

reg

5W.000

10,9.50,000
1865
1866

1872
15*
55*

A. & O

1

200

81
81
86
485
283
283

7
7
6
7
7
3
7

4,959,450

1,000
1,000

28*

3*S

J.&D.

157.500
6,698.000
112,000
8,555.000
2<K),OK)

£200

95
95

40
9

8

$1,477,510;

Julv St, ’71 Company owns 138m. and leases 175., total
irredeeim.
operated, 313m. Net earnings In 1873,
4P1 ,n8b,851, being $422,0;2 more than in ’72.
July, 1885

Philadel.

do
do
do
do
Boston, Office,
do
do
do

A. & O.

4,030,000

50

1864
1865
1866
1867
1871

New

$403,851; net, $145,215.
Gross receipts In year 1872-73,
expenses. $931,574; net earnings,
surp us above interest. $195,645.

Mayl l'%

City, Hudson Co.

20) 00,00

1.000
1.000

"95

4
8

J.

J.&J.
M.&.S.

100
100
1862
1868
1868
1871
1873

7
7
3

150,000
3,077,000
2,000,000

122
122

J.&J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
J. & D.
J.&J.

5
6

59.000

*

July 1 1899
A pri *, 1874 Leaded
Sept., 1871 to Richmond &
Danv. R •. at $260,000 per an. (v. 16, p.
July, 1871
653 ; V. 17, p. 155, 218.)
1872-78

Apr. 1,18-7

Balt more,
do
do
do
do
Hari lsburg.
do
London a Baltimore.
Boston, Office.

J.&J.
J. & J.
A. & O.
A. & O.
J.&J.
J. & J.
J. & D.

of Chro'*olr, V.
480, 528, 581; V. 19,

Annual report for fiscal year ending Sept.
L 1878, shows net earnings, $383,819.
Thirty-three per cent new stock issued
July 1.1876
in May, 1873.
1878 & 1881
(V. 17, p.388.);

'an., 1-71
Jan. 1, 1885

Annapolis.

A. & O.

See following pnges
’.8, p. 145. 188, 191, 455,
p. 62, 218.

Oct. 10,
1878

Sept.’, 1899
Sept.l,18!»9

do
do
do
Baltimore &

cates, $923,543. Floating debt, $6,020,348.

May 1, 1895
May, 18%

Interest certificates for $109,028 ar^ due
In 1875.
Gross earnings, year 1873-74,

Philadelphia Office,

I.

J.&J.

7

were

July 10,1872. The new loan <or 440.000,to lay two more tracks making,
four tracks throughout. (V. 17, p. 16,
251, 594; V. 18. p. 588; V. 19, p. 17. 39.)

000 Is

1867

do

Q.-J.

7.30 g

convertible
to *took,
Eanles was $42.*12,700. The1-consol, cerflcates

Gross earnings, $2,858,525; operating ex¬
penses, $1,719,334; net earnings, $1,137,i4l. Leased to N. Y. Central at 3 per
cent per annum on stock and int. on bds
Tan. 1. 1881
.la-. 1,1874 Net earnings, 1372-73, $2,060,219. See an¬
nual report in Chronicle, V. 15, p. 166,
Oct., 1*75
also v. 17, p. 155, 6ts5.
iao3
Receiver’s certifi¬
July 1, le94 Interest In default.

4

400,000

66

1870

Pennsylvania <fe N. Y.— 1st mortgage, guar

30.000,000
2,364,400

do
do
do

do
do
do

Charleston.

M.& N.

6g

400.000
1870

do

M.&N

7
7

8.068,400
1,000.000

82*

do
do
do

A. & O.

2,520,000

1,000

J.* &

6
6
6
6

202,602

1,000
1.000

,M. Morgan’s Sons
do
do

Company’s Shops N. C.

8.

3*

5,842,000
1,500,<J00
1,934,000
1,223,000

500&C
500&C
500&C

do

do

N.
M.& S.
M.& S.

10
7
7

360,000
1.500,000
48 ,500

■50

1*8
138
138
26

do

(.0

"

5
6

8.596.500

do

uo

M.& N.
M.& S.

Q

do

Cen.Depot

do

N.Y

M.& N.
J. & J.

8

2>5,500

do

Aug. i,1876
May 1, 1883
May 1, 1883
May 1, 1883
Aug. 1,1876
Dec 15.1887
June, 1885
May l, 1875

Opdyke & Co.

N. Y.. G.

M*.&*

97.000
820.000

50,&C

355

Con«ol. mortgage (tor $100,000,000)
Pennsylvania Co.- Com. stock
do
Preferred stock
Penn, cb Delaware—lex mortgage
Income bonds




375,000
38.500
899,350

500
50
50
500
500
50
500&C

355
355

1st mortgage
2d mortgage
2d mortgage,

Preferred stock
Loans tn« onvertible
Loan mortgage, convertible
Loan mortgage, sterling
Loan mortgage, sterling

4,000,000

”560

’67-.68

do
N. Y., Grand
do

M.& N.
M.& N.

6

Oct. 15. ’74 Consol./N ov. 11869, of N.Y.C.& H.R. roads
In 1868 the stock of the two separa’ e ComMay 1, 1883

c

F. & A.
J. & J.

J.&J.

7

lastDivl’d

N.Y., Grand Cen. Depot.

Q.-J.

7',000
100,000
250,000

8,000,000

Stocks,

N. Y., Duncan, S & Co.
N. Y. Union Trust Co.
do
do
N. Y., Union Trust Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y.. Union
do

Tables.

REMARKS.

when Due.

Payable and

by V\ bom.

M. &
J; & J.
J. & .J.
A.&O.

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

•63-’6o

Sinking fund onds
Ohio (t Mississippi—Stock, com
Preferred stock (cmnula.ive)
Income mortgage, W. Dlv
Consol mortgage (sinking fund on oart)
Consol, mortgage, sterling,
2d cons. S. F. mort.. for $4,000,000
Debenture sinking fd bds (for $1,000,000).
Oil Creek dk Allegh. if.—Stock
1st mortgage

x.

2.500,000
1,500,000
3,800.000
2.425,000
1,200.000

1,059,500
1,000,000

100

Equipment bonds

Owensboro <b Russellville—1st
Pacific of Missouri—stock

7
7

15,500.000

1,000

Northern Central—stock
1st mortgage. State loan
2d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon
8d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon
8d mortgage, Y.&C. KR (guar by Balt)...

r

Principal,

Trust Co. April, 1*91
Jan. t, 1903
do
Jan. 1,19 3
L ndon.
N.Y., Gr.Central Depot, h.ly 1,1874
do
t
do
Juy 1, 1874
do
do
N.
May. 1900

5
6
7
7 g.
7
7
7
7
7

56

Mortgage bonds

4
4

324.200

Chattel mortgage
2d mortgage

Income mortgage bonds
Osweao (t Syracuse—Stocs.,

6g-

108.444

i*o&c

1868
1866
’5«-’60
1869

Bonds of 1857

State

3, IN 0,000
1.000
1,000 £2,000,000
50
7,500,000
50
1,500.000
1,000 7,699.000

1857

Oregon dk California—1st moit.age
Oswego dk Rome—1st mort, guar

6

7
7
7
7

1,950,000

1873
62
62

223

Northern. N. //.—Stock
Northern of N. Jersey—stock
1st mortgage
Northern. Pacific—1st Mort., gold,
Norwich db Worcester—Stock

7

88,000
2,900.000
1,894,000

500&C
100
500&C

Is 73
1869
1870
1871

62
82

Mortgage bonds
Northeastern (S. C.)—stock, com
Pref. stock (8 p.c.)exch’ngeable
1st mortgage, new
2d mortgage, new
North Pennsylvania—Stock
1st mortgage

6
6

166.000

l.nnO

A.& O
M.& NT.
F.& A.
M.& N.
M.fc N.
M.& N.
F.& A.
J. & D.
J. & '
M.&N.
A.&O.
.J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

too

141

Improvement

sterling
General M., Ph.to Pitts,

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,090

1871
1873
1873

840
840
132

stock

Preferred stock

76,000
592,000

W here

When I

4
6
7
6

89,428,830
5,936,526
1,514,000

]«6,‘)00

£ *£2.000,0001 r-gutered.

New York & Harlem—Com.

per*
Cent. Payable.

100
roo&c
1 <40
500&C

1854

Coupon uonds 1871 (not mortgage)
) $:«),000,000 ( coupon or
New
mortgage

Rate

standing.

St
a.

New York. Central dk Hudson River—stock.
Premium bonds
(N. 1., Central)..
Bonds lor debts assumed
do
do
B.& N. F. stockh’d’s do
do
railroad stock,.
do
do
real estate
do
Bonds convertible till *69
do
Renewal bonds
2d mortgage, sink. fd.(Hudson River)....
8d mortgage (Hudson River)

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS

Amount
Out¬

?

®

®d

foot notes on 1st page

_T

[September 20, 1874.

THE CHRONICLE

328

J.&J.

Philadelphia, Office,
do
do

J.&J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
A. & O.
A.&O.
J. & J.
J.& J.

Q-J.
y-J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J.&J.
J. & J.

Philadelphia,Penna RR
do
do
Phila.. Pa. Life & T.

Co

do

do

Phila. & L< ndon.

Philad lphia.
do
do
do

Office
do
do
<io

London.
London.

pril, 1874
Aug.10,1901
Oct. 1, 1891
A

In process

of construction.

$2,000,000.

June 1,18% Stock,

pref.

June, 1906
An?., 1874.
July 1 1877

C., R. I. & Pac.

com. $1,561,700;
(v. 17, p. 85.)
Leased in perpetuity to

at $125,00" per yr.
Inly 1.1894 Peoria to Jacksonv.. 83m. StO' k, $1,239,700
Feb.. 1900 In "efault. Aug ’74. (V. 19, p. 143. 248,272.)
(v. 14, p. 628.)
Apr. 1.1897 Leased to Phil. & Read
Jau.. 1872 Annual report in Chronicle, v. 16, j. 660,
showing gross receipts in 1872, $266,944,■Jan., *79-’98
1902
expenses, $155,093; net earn’gs, $133,851.

Jan., 1879 Report for 1872 in Chronicle, v. 17, p. 85.
Jan., 190"
Oct., 1891
Leased, Feb.,1862. for 999 vrs to Penn. RR
July] 1874 Gross earn!ngs. 1873 $3,842,067; netearnOct. 1, 1877
ings. $4'8.756. The Penn. RR. pays int.,
•'
c.. and Jan. 1, 1374, was creditor of P.
Mch 81,1881
I uly

1,1888

& E.

by $1,202,228.

(V. 13, p. 160, 367.)

July. 19>o
Oct. 23 "74 The net earnings of main and brsnch lines
In 1872 8, were $5,357,766, against $4,061,496
Oct. 23, ’74
In 1971-2. A large purchase of coal lands
1880
was made in 1871. and the P. * R. Co.
1S86
1880
guarantees the mortg. bonds of the Cnal
1880

Mr T

nr,

*r,r.

Q /)1Q KfY\

Vanrlnana

(lltinAd

'

^

329

THE CHRONICLE.

September 26, 1874.]

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
discovered In

sab««rlber» will confer a great favor by giving m Immediate notice ot any error
DESCRIPTION.
For

explanation of

foot notes on

all references, see

Amount
out¬

Dateo Bonds. Siorze parv’lue

of

Road

1st page of RR Tables.

Rate

When |

standing.

pert
Cent.

495,900
177,600
1,133,900
2,700,000
11.110,000
7,000,000
’.OtXl.oUO

7
7
6
7
7

Principal,

when Due,
Stocks.
last Divl'd

Where

Payable and
by Whom.

Payable.

J.&J.
J. & J.

onr Table*.

Bonds, \

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

REMARKS.

l

'

Jhila. db Reading—Continued—
East Penn. 1st M. Sink. Fund
:.
Loan mortgage, sterling
Loan debenture
Loan mortgage
Consol, mort. dollar
an, coup, or reg..
do
gold, do ar or sterling
do
dollar loan gold
New debenture loan (convert. 1876--92)..

Improvement mort., sterling *ink. fund.
Genl mort., s^erlug, s f. (lor $60,000,00.))
Philadelphia db Trenton—Stock

do
do

745
(50
26
20
100
98

,

1

-e ®

S3
a

S

§•©

*8.
ss.
«

Equipment bonds (r newedi
Pittsb., Va. db Charleston—let mortgage..

Pittsb
Washington db Balt.—1st mortgage
2d mortgage, Balto. loan
1st mortgage. Turtle Cr. Div
,

Plymouth Kank.db Pac.—Is M.($3,600,000'

db L. Mich.—1st mort. t raf. guar
Portland -ft Ogdensburg—1st M.,E. D. gl
hew mortgage (for *8,300,000)
Port, db Ogdensb. (Vt. Div.)—1st m. gold..
Portland db Oxford Central—1st mortgage
Portl. db Rochester—1st M„s.f. (Portl. loam
1st mortgage, equal lien
2d mort. ( ortland loa i) s. f
Portland, Saco <t Portsmouth—stock
Port Royal (S.C.)— St m >rtgage.conv.. gld
Portsmouth, Gt. Fallsdb Conw.—stock
1st Mortgage
Port Huron

Providence db Worcester—Stock

Mortgagebonds
pay for Stoughton Branch
Reading db Columbia—1st M., coupon
2d Mortgage, coupon
RensseM.es £ Saratoga—Stock
1st mortgage consol (for $2,000,000
Richmond db Danville—Stock.
State Sinking Fund loan
>

Bonds, guaranteed by State
Consol, mortgage, cp. or re
Piedmont branch, 1st mortgage.....
Northwestern. N. C., 1st mort., guar
Rich., Fredricksb. db Pot.—Bonds, sier
Dollar loan

i0(
5i

T

5C
50(

1.00C
1,001

1,00(J

200

1868
18 2
1859

149
149
10
167 s
90
62

*

7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
8

875,000
875,000
875.000
875.000
860.0IX)

860,000
860,000
860,000
860.000
860,000

2,000,000
111,000
100,000
1,000,000
700,000

1,000 20,000 ..m.
1,800.000

tt

*

....

•

bg6

6

7
6
5

7 g.
3
6
5
6

7 70.0i X)

20:1,000

2,000,000
.500..HH)

1871

1,000

V

l,92v .000

100

4,000,000

-

-

t

*

-

n

.

2d mortgage

Consol, mort., convert, till July,’79, coup

Rutland—Stock, com
do
do
do
New general mort
St. Joseph db Denver C— 1st mort. gld,E div.
1st mortgage, We«t. div., land grant
St. Joseph db St. Louis—1st mortgage, gold.

St. Louis,Alton db Terre Haute—Stock
Preierred stock (cumulative)
1st mortgage (series A) sink, fund
1st mortgage (series B) sink, fund
2d mortg ge (series C)
2d mortgage (series D)
2d mortg r;:.. income

Equipment mortgage

Si. Louis, Iron Mt. db Southern—Stock
1st mortgage.coupon....
2d mort., gold, cp., may be reg
Consol, mortgage

T

t

*

120
120
120
112
170
76
209

.

.

#

1854
1870
1868
....

1&55
1853
1861
1872
1874

issues

Sandusky, M. db Newark—Stock
1st mortgage, new

8avannah db Chari.—C.& S., guar byS. C.
Funded iut.bds.S.&C. RR. jjuar. by S.Car.
1st mort., Sav. & Char. RR.
Sav., Griffin db N. Ala.—1st mort
Savannah db Memphis 1st M.,end by Stats
Schuylkill Valley—Stock
Seaboard db Roanoke-stock
Selma db Guy - 1st M., guar .by Ala
oharnokau 1 alley db Pottsv.—Slock
1st mortgage, gold, on road and lands...

-

t

*

•

•

•

.

-

t

....

ino
500

1,000
l.OdO
100
mo&c
500&C
50 &c
1.0 0

210
210
210

420
98
158
158

1867
1372
1874
1370
1*72
1870

175.000

J. & D.
A.&O.
F.& A.

9.<HH»,(HH)
799 (00

46'(,0 0

85)6
40
23

100
100

’40
28

28

J.&J.

7
7
7
7

M.& S.
J. & D.
J. & D.
J. & J

4,168,7)0
nUO.il 0
50 .000

972.800
1,500.000
5.500,0 H)
1,000,000

2,300,000
2,468,400
1,100,01)0

A.&O.

3>*8
7
8

M.&N.

8 g

F. .v A.
F.& A
M.& N.

6

4,000,000
6,1.00.000

V,66o

1.501,000
2.500,000

7*g.

1874

1.000

:,moor
8,000.000
12,0 0,00 i
12,000,00)
6,000,000

1,020,boo

1*660 3,250,000
69.*71
1872 500&C 21,"00n. m
1,000,000
1867
1,UU0
1867
1.899,000
1,000
1868
2.600,000
1,000
1871
1,000 1,000,000
120,000

700,000
1.2(H), 000
3,000,' XX)
6.000,009
3,000,000
1871
100

*"■80

15,000.000
1,576,000
400.00')

1.000

1.037,000
2,307,090

5i 0

e05 0 X)

100&C
500

111,800
500,000
152,000
16,000 p.ra,
576,050
1,27 3,400
210,000

1,000
1.000
50
100

i*,ooo

16,000p.m.
869,450
500&C 2,000,000
50

i§7i

Total Issue to he $2,500,000.

Boston, Columbian
do
do

do
do

Formerly Pittsburg & Connellsv. Interest in default. (V. 18, p. 528; V. 19, p.
17.)
In foreclosure. (V. lVp. 876; V. 19. p.120.)
Interest In default, i V. 18, p. 192, 455. «H.)

1st mort. is to be retired from pr ceedsof
new. St,ckpaid,$l,089.UK). V.lS.p.253.876
In progress, stuck, *12200,0.0. (v.18 p.273.)
Mechanic's Fall- to Canton, Me., 28m.
Bk July 1,1887 York & Cumberland sold out In 1865.
Net
Oct. 1,1887
earnings year ending Aug.81,*73, $10,975.

Sep. 1, 1891
July 1,1874 Lea-ed to East. RR., 99 yrs, 10 p c. on ft'k.
Nov.1,1889 Ga. Rif. guarantees $50J,000. (v. !6, p. 348)
Boston, East. RR. Co. July 15,i873 Operated by East. RR.
Boston, Office.

New York and London.

July Y, 1874 Net earnings, 18T2-73, $257,103.
July 1,1880 836.)

Providence, Office,
do

(v. 15, p.

Mch 1,1892 Controlled by P.& Reading. Floating debt
June, 1884
$1,093,494. Net earnings, 1872, *31,(28.
July 1,187) Lea-ed to Del. & Hud Canal at 8 p. c. on
Nov., 1921
stock and int. on bonds, (v. 16,. p 355.)
Leases the North Carolina Railroad and
1880
the Piedmont Railroad. Net earnings
Richmond, Office,
Jan. 1,1875
do
year ending Sept. 30, 1878, $957,L9; ex1875 to 1MK)
N.Y., Lancaster. B & Co
penses. $509,759: net ea Dings, $147,369.
1888
Accounts payable, $8i0,648. (V. 16, p.
New York or Richmond
653,660; V. 17, p. 835.)
A div. of SM on stock. Nov.. *73. Gross
1875
London.
1875
earnings, 1871-2, $851.919; expenses, $205,Richmond, Office,
do
909; net earnings, $146,010. Report, v.

Union Natl Bank.
Colum la, 1st Nat. B’nk
N.Y.,N.Bk of Comm’rce
N.Y.,Del. &H. Canal Co

i88i

Richmond, Office

June,’ *1875

do

7 g.

7g

2*
7
7

6g.
7 g

7
7
7
8
7
7
7 g.
7 g.
7 g.
10
8

2
7
6
7
7
y

8 g.
2*
4
7
8
3

7 «•

J.&J.
A

.

& (1.

F.& A.
M.& N.
M.& N.

16 p. 83.
Gross earnings year

ending Sept. 30, 1873
$160,227; net, $36,6:5.

1880 to 188(3

New York and London. Aug., 1918 In default. (V. 19. d. 404120, 240.)
N.Y., Farm. L. & T. Co. July 15,18' Report shows net earning* in 1873, at
Y., Nat. City Bank, Sept 1,1880
$321,446. Annual report In Chroniclx
do
Vol, 18, p. *289, 5C4; V. 19. p. 169.
do
Dec., 1874
do
Dec. 1,1891
do

N.

do
do
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co July 1,1904

Boston, Treasurer,

AugVi.*1874

Leased, Jan., 1871. to VI. Central.
t -rms

of the

lease

were

The

subsequently

May 1,1880 modified In July, 1874. (V. 15, p.596, V.
16, p. 219; V. 19, p. 120.)
do
Sept 1,1880
do
Nov.l, 1902
N. Y., London & Frank, Aug., 1899 Interest In default. Foreclosure in pro¬
do
do
May 15,1900 gress. (V. 13, p. 455 ; V. 9, (>. 40.)
New York.
Nov.l, 189S Sold, Feb. IS,’’74. (V.18 p. 581; V.19,p.l44.)
do
do
do

do

*3*

1,'OU
7,00
1,000
1.000

F. & A.
M.& N.
M.A S.

8
8 g

14,248,950

100

1870

Mch 1,1879

do

B It. B & O.

do

Is
3*

7
7
7
7
7
10
8
7
7 g.

1,000

80

Winslow. L. &

do

2.479.700

1365

1869
1353
1868
1869
1871
1870

Var,

8

100
r.u
tOOAC
100&C
00&C
TOO&c
OO&c

100

121

A.&O.
J.&J.

6

100

121

*ioi

6g

2,0"",'IK)

207

116
116
101

8
67!

*7

1,0)

10
80
80
.50

3*0

J.&J.
J.&J.
M.&N.

130,500

155.(MH'

Philadelphia.
,,

M*.&*8. N.Y.,
J. & I).
.l.&J.
M.& N

Var.

1 050.50U

do
do
do

J.&J
J. & J.

7
8

8,146,800

do

•

....

5 0,(HX)

500,000
67.778
124,489
175,428
295,500
847,1(H)

J. & J.
J. & J
A.&O.
Var
J. & J.
M.& N.
J. & J.

6
6
6

157,801“
1,76 .000

a

*

300 000

21*6

8t.Pauldb Pac.—Branch, 1st M.,on 10m
1st mortgage, St. P. to Sank Kanlds, 80m.
2dM. on 80m.& Dton l.gr. of 307,200acres
1st mort., West or main line, 1. gr
2d mort., West or mainline, 1. gr
ao
do
do
1st mort., St. Paul & Pacific, 1. g

♦

1,100.000
1,400,000
1,400,000
1,700,000

St. Louis, Lawrence db Denver—1st M., gld.
8t. L.db Southeastern—W M.. gld,conv,s.f.
Evansvil e, Henderson & Nashv.. 1st M.
St. L., Vand. db 7.17.—1st M.,S.F.guar
2d m. s. f„ guar., ($1,(.00,000 con. not guar.)
Income bonds
".

1870
187"
1872
1869
1870
1868
•

Preferred stock
1st mortage, (No. Mi-souri.)
Real estate & R. mort. (fo> $6,000,000)....

Consol, mortgage, gold, s. f

-

*

•

.

luG
T2
300
582
582
354
354

Arkansas Branch, 1st mort., gold, 1. gr..
Cairo, Ark.A Tex.,lstm. gold. cp. or reg
Catr i & Pub, 1-t M., gold., on r’d & l'nd
St. L., Kansas C. db Ablate No. Mo)—Stock

*

1873

Preferred stock

Equipment mortgage bonds

•

*

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

charged on the Company's bool s. See
report in Chroniclv, V. 18, p. 191. (V.
16. p. 14 ; V. 17, p. 588; V. 18, p. 191). V.
19, p. 17, 32, 54.

May, 1884
Jan., 1890
July 7,1874 Leased, July, 1869, for 999 years, to Penn.
J *ly 1,1874
HR., at a rental equivalent to interest
July 1,1912 sinking fund of deDt, and 7 per cent on
stock.
The lease being transferred
July l, 1912
July l, 1912 subsequently to the Penn.ylvania
July 1.1912 Co. The lessees to keep the road in
July 1,1912 repair and also pay laxes, expenses,
July 1,1912 etc. P., F.W. & C. leases the Ne castle
July 1,1912 & B. V. and the Lawrence roads; which
July i, 1912 In turn are leased again by 1 enn. Co.
July 1,1912 New stock of $2,500 0(x* authorized Nov.,
July t, 1912 1871, to be issued to Penn. RR. lor im¬
Juty 1,1912
provements, &c., under article 16 of
July 7,1912 lease; guaranty on old stock not af¬
July 1,1912 fected. Net earnings have paid lessee*
thus far a handsome profit, (V.13, p.
May, 1876
Jan. 1,1887
455, 60O.)

Railroad. •July, lS'X)
Baltim., Merch. Nat. Bk Jan. 1,1909
F.& A. Pittsburg, 1st Nat.B ink. A ug. 1,1882
New York.
J. & J.
July 1,1901
N. Y., Kemys & Cox. May 1, 1899
M.& N.
J. & J.
Boston, 1st Nat Bank, Jan..1900
do
M.&N.
Nov., 1901
N. Y. & Boston.
M.& N.
May, 1891

7
4

6,000,000

▼▼ JUOlUVTy Li* Of

t

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

J. & J.
F.& A.
M.& S.
A.&O.
M.&N.
J.&D.
J. & J.
F.& A.
M.& S.
A.&O.
M.& N.

J.’&.T.

g‘

230.00U
700,000
357,500
850.(00
1.5tX»,(XX)
2.5(X),(X'0

650,000
350.000

•

Company's whole property to be worth
$ll9,05S.2i<! cr $34,227,671 more than

1899
1892
Oct. ID. ’74 L’sed to Penn. R-R. (v.l6,n,8t8i.
Sept., 1874 Leased to Phil. & Read., at 12 d.c. on st’ek
July 1,1874 Net earnings, year ending Oct. 31.1S73,
$1,095,^65, and turplna income ahove
July, 1884
April, 1876 payment of 8 per cent dividends, $83,u00.
April, 1887 See report in V. 16, p. 192.
Oct. 1,1892
This company leases several roads and Is
itself controlled by the Penn. Comp’y,
which holds a majority of the capital
Aug.l, 1900 stock. See annual report, V. 18. p.622,
also p. 584.
Apr. 1,1913

J. & J.

2,300,000

1,000,(XXI

J. & J.
Q.-J.

Phila., Pa. RR. Office.
do
do
N.V. AgenL 57 B’way.
Phila., Pa. RR. Office.

J. & J.
M.& S.

6g

160&C
1.0W
100

do
do
do
do

do

J.&D.
A.&O.
M.& N„

3,300,(100

U'62
1864

.J

24
22
22
281
218
97
76
190
190
360
120

.

7
«K-

HO »,000

600.000

.

var.

875000

4(X).000

+

do
do
do

Q-J.

875,000

luO&c

*

iiiia., 1 w HUDlUiJ

monthly

IX

6
6

142

..

F.& A.
A.&O.

S.O’O.O'IO

....

*

A.&O.
A.&O.
A. & O.

1 (XX)

f

“

J.&J.

7
7
6
7

do

Phila., Treas. of Co.

J. & J.

6
6
6

Philadelphia,

Philadelphia Office.

Q-J
Q.-M.

6

*7*

+

London &
do

4

4.00C.000

1371

do
do

do

in 1873 amounted to $10,926,970.
The
President in his report, estimates the

June, 1911
<). & .J.
Philadelphia & London. June, 1911
J. &D.
Philadelphia Office,
June, 1311
do
J.& J.
do
Jan. t, 1893
A. & O. Philadelphia or Lon don Oct. 1,1897

I*

19,714,285
2.500,000

1869
1,000
1870
1371
116
1871 100&C
27
1863
’67-’69 500&C
S2>*
52 'A 1870 50 &c
52 * 1571 500&C
100
52
1,000
111* 1366
44
100
26
47
mo
44
137C
1,000

do

A.& O.

var.

6 222.000
5,00),00<l
3.UOO.OOO
775.000

i,600

Philadelphia, Office,

1893
1893

2,925,450
3,000.00')

1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000

iuu
1871
1862 50 &c
1862 500&C
1862 50 &C
1862 5 * &C
1862 50 &C
18,2 5 0&C
l8‘-2 5U0&C
1862 5 0&C
1862 50 &C
1862 500&C
16 3 5U0&C
18 2 5 &C
18ri2 5 < &c
1856 5 0&C
1857
1,000
1831
1,000

1888
1874-77

London.

J. & D.

6g

10.UOO.OOO
13,(13,500
1J259.100
2,281,900
11,507,750
318.510
400.000
I.OOD.OOO
500.0>0
2,50*(,l 0

100

....

stock,

sc
50
50

1872
1868
1971
1861
1864

200
200
117
33
468
4b8
468
468
468
468
468
468
46b
4' 8
468
468
468
468
468

50
181
181

Rockford, R. I. dbSt. Louis—1st mort., gold
Rome, Wat. db Ogdens).—Stock
1st Sinking Fund mort., Wat.&R
Bonds, guaran., Pots. & Watertown
General mortgage, Sinking Fund..




1.001

1,0U)

Philadelphia, Office.

M.&S.

1K
6

6.600.935
6 631 615

1,0«

i§58

”50

Coupon bonds of 1831
Richm. db Petersburg—Stock
2d mortgage, coupon and reg
3d mortgage, coupon

mortgage

t

18«36
1867

d)

1st

*

,

_

Bridge (O. & P. RR.) mortgage
P., F. W. * C. construe bonds..

Stock

t|tt

1872

1st mortgage (series A)
1st mortgage (series B)
1st mortgage (series C)
1st mortgage (series D)
1st mortgage (series E)
1st mortgage (series F)
2d mortgage (series G)
2d mortgage (series H)
2d mortgage (series I).
2d mortgage (series K)
2d mortgage (series L)
2d mortgage (series M)
Sd mortgage

St. P. (ft Sioux City—Vref.

T

1871
1871
1873
!87S
1874
1872

do
do

Pittsb., Gin. db St. Louis—stock ($7,000,000)..
Preferred stock ($3,000,000
do
do special to Pa. i .R
1st mort. consolidated (for $10,000,000)...
2d mortgage
1st mortgage, Steubenv. & lnd. re-org..
Col. & Newark i)iv. bonds
tittsb.. Ft W. db Chic.—Stock.guaranteed.
Special impr. stock, guar

Bonds t

t1f

f

1871

Coal & 1. Co., guaranted mortgage

Mia., Germantown <k<Norristown—Stock
phila., Wilm. <ft Balt.—Stock
1st mortgage, convertible
Plain bonds loan

1.00C

1886
1868
1868

N. Y.. office 12 Wall st.
do
do
r

do
do
do

do

do
ao

July

6,* 1874

1894
1894
1894
1894
1894

Main line, T. H. to

E. St. 1 oul

,

leased

June, 1867, for 90 years, to lnd. &St.L.
at 30 per cent of gross earnings
up to
$2,000,000 (but In no year to be less tnan
$4i0,u00). See annual r port in Chroni¬
cle, V. IS, p. 608; also V. 16, p. 584.

New York office.
Feb. i5, TS Net earnings, 1873, $424,690. Cost of road,
Ac.. $19,108,848.
F.& A. N. Y.. office 122 Broad’ay Aug. 1,1892
Consolidation in 1874
Cairo & Fulton and Cairo, Ark. & Tex
New York or London. May 1, 1897
M.&N.
(V. 18, p. 351, 400, 480; V. 19, p. In.)
J.&D. New York, Co’s Office, June 1,1895
do
June 1,1897
J.&D.
do
do
Jan 1,1891
J. & J.
do
This Co. took possession Feb. 7, *72. Gross
N. Y.. M. K JeBUp&Co Nov .15,1872
earnings In 1873, $2,755,194; net, $670,530.
J. & .T. N.Y.,Natl Bkof Com’rce July 1,1895
(V. 13, p. 455; V. 19, p. 190, 2*“.)
do
M.& S.
do
Sept, i, 1895
Leased to Pac. of Mo. at (75,000 per year.
N.Y.,Nat. Bkof Com’rce
M.&N. N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co. Nov .*,”1894 $1,000,000 Of the first bds.are a mort. on 6J.
miles only. Irte-e t due is postponed.
Ho
do
F.& A.
Aug., 1902
do
do
(V. 19, p. 17. 191, 248.)
J. & J.
July 1,1897
Jan. 1,1897 Leased to T. H. & lnd. at 35 p. c. of gross
N. Y., 8d Nat. Bank.
J.&J.
do
do
M.&N.
earnings. Bds. guar, by T.H. & I..by C.
May 1,1898
C. & 1. C, and P. C. & St. L. (V. 18 p. 631.)
Office of Treasurer.
Mch 1.1901
Mch 1.
The North or Branch line, St. P. to Sank
1892
N. Y., Manhattan Co.
vi.& S.
N. Y.. Drexel, M. & Co.
1892
J. & J.
Rapids. 80m; the main or west St. An¬
thony to BreckenrJdge. 207m; the St. P
do
1892
J. & D
do
& Pacific proper, San Run.toBral >erd
London,
M,& N.
do
60m, and St. Cloud to St. Vincent 8i0m.
M.& N.
Int. in default. «V. !7._p. 189, 220. 857.

880,449, 495. 660. 6?6. 753; V 18, p. 392,504.)

J.&J.

J.*&

J

.

M. & 8.
M. & S.
l. * J

J. & J.
M.& N.
J. & J.

J.&J.

1st Nat. Bk. Sandusky,!)
N. Y., Union Trust Co.
Charleston, 1st Nat. Bk.
N. Y., fl. H. Kimpton.

do
do
M icon, by M. & W. RR.
N. Y.. Lancaster, B.&Co

Philadelphia, office.
N. Y..ImD. & Trad. Bk.

La-'d gr.

708.436 acres. The stocks are
secured by lien, (v.i*, p,627; V.19, p.191.)
Oct. 1.1874 Leased to Cent. U., at $174,350 besides ex¬
Jan., 1909
penses and taxes. Guarant’dby Balt.A O,
Mch 1,1877 Road opened for through traffic, March,
1870. Interest In delauit. Receiver ap¬
•ept. 1,1889
Jan. 1,1889
pointed. (V; 18, p 480, 608.)
Jan. 1,1891 Unfinished. State endorsement declined.
May 1,1890 Unfinished. Projectec, 82C miles.
July, 1874 Leased to Phil. & Readi e. (v. 14, p. 628.)
May l, 1874 Net earnings year ending Marcn 1,1873,
1880
$266,334; int., $14,700; div., 4 per cent.
1873-75
1891

N. Y., Roadey.Bell & Co. Jan., 1,1990 In progress, Selma to Pollard, Ala., 100m.
Philadelphia Treasurer, Aug., 1874 Leased, Feb., 1863, to North. Cent, at 7 p. C.
on bond* and 6 on stock*
do
do
J.&J.
;Jtuy, 1901

A.&O.
F.& A.

Subscribers will confer a

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST,
great favor by giving us Immediate notice of any error discovered In our Tables*
+
I

4>

.

M

H

Miles

o»

o2

of*

DESCRIPTION.

3?

J3*

all references, see
Tables.

explanation of

For

Road

"32

1S69
1864
1871
1871

2a mortgage
Shore Line (Conn.)—Stock

mortgage,construction bonds

Sioux City A Pacific—1st mort...,
21 mortgage (government subsidy)
Sioux City A St. la ul—1st mort., gold.l.
1st mortgage, currency for $2,100.000
Somerset—1st mortgage, gold
South Carolina—Stoctc
1st mortgage, sterling loan

dollar bonds, L
2d mortgage (for $3,000,000)
Domestic bonds (G)
Domestic bonds (l)
Domestic bonds (iv)
So. A No. Alabama—1st M. endors.by
Sterling mortgage, guar, by L. & N
South Side (L. I.)—1st mortgage

57
34
117
8;
170
170
251
24

^

5,000,000
1.000

i',ooo

3,340,000
1,252,000
1,000 10,040,000
1,0on

1.000

(T.&W.)

1,000

145,000

100

2,031,156

1,00

1867
1871

1.000
500&C
50

i869

Lafayette. Muntue & Bloom’t., 1st
2roy A Boston—Ik mortgage

1866
1870
1871

mort.

1,000
1.IXK

1st mortgage,gold.on road and equip’t...
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
8d mort. (2d on lana) sink, f

1,000
1,1 '00

1,000

1,000

i'.ooo

isii

1038
1038

Land Grant bonds on
Income

2d mortgage (government subsidy).
Union A Titusville—1st mortgage

100
100
25

United N. J. RR.A Can. Companiesf—stock
Mortgage loan, coupon
United Co’s mortg., sink, fd., reg
do
sterling loan mortg., s. f..
do
do
do
s. f....
do
dollar loan, mortg
do
bond to State of N.J
Joint Co’s plain bonds
...
do
mortg., ster. s. fd. (.£262.000)..
do
plain Donos

t

ao

»

»

T

f

f

„

.

f

f

-f •
t

f

(

T

1K65

1868
1868

J.

.

1,000
1,000
100

f

73

« g6
8

7
10
8 g

Equipment 'oans
Standstead, S. & Chambly bonds
Income AEvten bds (to pay float’g debt;
Vermont A Mass.—stock
1st mortgage, (slnk’g fuxd $7,000 per yr.)
Convertible bonds

185
1866
1866
’66-’69
1867
1872

80
77
80

endorsed). *i40
110

Special loan.fundi1 g mortg 'ge

Wash. City, Va. Midland A G. S.
ist mortgage, O. & A. R.R
2d mortgage,
do
3d mortgage,
do
4th mortgage
do
Funded interest do
1st mortgage, O., A. & M. RR.
id mortgage,
do

140
140

9tock

Lynchburg St Dauy., lit mort., guar., op.

272

1865

1.000
10C
100&C
50C

1366 500&C
1.001
1856
1866
l.OOt
1866 100&C
1871 100&C
lot
1871
1851
1855
1853
1860

l,3i0,000
1,700,000
866,000
5,000.100
300,001
450.1X0
100.000

1.7S4.22.°|

9. t

*

1867

m 500* C

7(10,000
722.664

1,650.000
350,000

W1U00

Winslow, L. & Co.

Y., office of Co.
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do

1890
1882
1878
1878

Feb., 1907
Feb., 1893
Aug., 1889
Nov. 1,1898
July, 1890
Aug., 1901
May, 1890
1901
1887
1885
1875
1882

$5,738 8u7
6,"03.978

$4,407,378

$1,331,429

1.6)3.834
4,365.144
3,776,323
1,959,838
5,736,666
3 236,265
1,308,376
1-370... 4,544.641
The Hannibal & Naples ana other roads
following it in the table are leased by T.
w. & W.. with an obligation to pay inter¬
est on their bonds.
New mort. of 1873

Ma318!&1893

N, Y., Nat. Bk of Com.
do
do
do
do
do
do

last fiscal year in Ciiboni-

V. 13. p. 632, showing the compara¬
tive
r< suits of
operations for four
years, as follows:
Gross
Net
Operating
earnings,
expenses,
earnings.

clk.

Aug. 1888
;

528,

to pay for steel rails, &c.
Div. on
pref. stock passed in June, 1874. V. 16,
p. 658, 757; V. 17, p. 490, 514 ; v. 18, p. 632.

was

Operates 55 miles of road.

Issued by Troy & guar by RRs. using T.U.
Net earnings 1873, $3,760.
Net earniu's In 1273, were $3,291,242, an
Increase of $1/95,210 over ls72. New od
1896-99
N. Y. & Boston.
J. & J.
mortgage b’nds are offered in exch. for
U. S Treas., at maturity
incomes. Last land statement in V. 19,
M.& S. N. Y.. Morion, B. & Co. Mar. L 1S94
1887
p. 124. (V. 13. p. 8, 89, 192, 262, 273,456,430,
N. Y. & Boston.
A.&O.
584, 585; V. 19. p. 144, 169, 241.)
do
1
M. & S.
Sept. 1874

Phila., Safe Deposit Co. Apr.

„

„

lV 1910

a

London.

A. & O.

April, 189t

.

©

• •

7
•*

• •

7
7
8
7
8
1

6
7
7
7
7
7
7*
8

217,400
2,6y2.5:sy
400,000
1,200.000
600,000

.

N.

Report for

1890
1890

do
do
do

’74.

632.)

Nov. L187S

of Co.

N. Y., Metropol. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., office of Co

F.& A.
F. & a:
M.& N.
J. & J.
F. & A.
M.& N.
M. & N.
F.& A.
J. & J.
A.&O.
M.& N.
M.& S.

Passed into Receiver’s hands, Feb.,
(V. 17, p. 753; v. 18, p. 163, 241, 273,

& N. N. Y., Company’s office. May 1, 1895 Late Atchison & Pikes P. Int. In default
Nov., 1873. (See v. 17, p. 583, 634.)
1896-7-8
U. S.Treas.at maturity.
7
N. V., Jay Cooke & Co.
J. & J.
illy 1,18! Stock, $500,000. Cost of road. &c. $1,000,000.
Phi a. & N. Y. Offices. 1 let. 10, *74 The Cam.& Ainb. RR. and branches, Del.&
2*
Q-J.
Raritan Canal and New Jersey Railroad
Mar. 1, 1901
6 g. M. & S.
Philadelphia Office.
form the United Co.’s of N.J. They
Oct. 1,1894
6
do
do
A. & o.
were leased
to Penn. R. R., at 10 per
Mar. 1,1894
London.
M. & S.
cent on stock and assumption of all
do
6 g. M. &S.
liabilities Oct. 20.1871. In 1373 the gross
6
Philadelphia.
F.& A.
earnings were $11,255,062; operating ex¬
7
Du- 90 days after demand.
penses, $3,823,732; and intereet, $l,lo8.V70;
6
Philadelphia.
A. & O.
dividends paid
by lessee. $1,948,450,
1880
London.
F * A.
6 gshowing loss to lessee on year’s opera
6
Philadelphia Office.
F. & A..
tions of $685,689.
6
Princeton, N. J.
J. & D.
6
Philadelphia Office.
M. & N.
Feb. 1, 1H75
6
N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
F.& A.
do
do
Aug. 1.187
6
F.& A.
Overdue.
do
do
7
A. & O.
Utica.
Jan, 1873 Formerly Black Iliv. & Utica. Net earn¬
3
J. & D.
Utica & N. Y.
ings, 1871-72, $109,654.
July, 1878
7
J. & J
do
do
7
.T.& J.
July, 1891
4
J.&D. Boston, E. Blake & Co. June 1/872 To be sold to Vt. Central for $3,C0(),000 in
bonds. (V. 18, p. 608 ; V. 19, p. 40.)
8

500.000
19.00" .000

5,000,000
3.000,0(0
1,500,000
2,000,000
444,100
1,003,600
2,860,0(0
550,000
200,000
15U.000
717,500
850,000
142,000
1.145,100

158732.

13. p. 479, 501.)
lud. to Peoria
Ills., lllin. Western division, Peoria to
Wa'saw, 117m.
Cost of road about
$11,0jO,O00. Interest in default Dec., ’73.

V. 17, p. 588, 620, 804. 886; V.
'astern division. State line,

6 g. M.
6

500.(00

Cent. Vt.) stock.

do
do
do

A. & O.

...

200,000
575,0(0
3,000(0(1
1,000,000

1868
1871

...

?B-

3.000,000
2,000,000
1.846,000
1,800.000
154,000
500,000
675,000

#

1862

& T. Co.lst loan, plain,

do
do
\lcksb. A Merid—lat series (red
2d series (blue endorsed)
3d do
(black endorsed)
4th do
(not endorsed)

500* C
100

’34-’37

consol. M., (s. fd after 1830)

River—stock
1st M. bonds of July :86S
Mortga ge bonds. 2d issue
Vermont A Cancula—stock
Boud8.guar. by Vt. Central

#

....

„

2d loan, plain ... ...
Sci loan due State N.

,

.

1871.
H71
1871
1871
is7l
1871

Utica A Black




36.745,000
1,000 27.236.U2
1,000 27,2S6,512
1374
3,500,000
67-’69 1,000
8,725,000
1869
1,000 10.000,OOU
1871
7£‘200
2.500,000
1866
1,600,000
1,000
’66-7-8 .1,000
1,600,0’0
1870

7g.

7
7
6
7

66-’69

t

7 g.

427,000
680,000
*408,000

500* c
10C

B

7
7
7

650,000

N. Y.t office

Q.-F.

7

....

i033

A.
A.
A.
N.
A.
N.
N.
N.
N.

M.& N.
J. & D.

250,000
666,000
800,000

LOCK)

1871

F.&
F. &
F.&
M.&
F.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&

A. &

7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7

1,800,000
1,100,000

500&C
500&C
'00* c
500&C

New York, Co.’s office,
lV
do
do
do
do
Apr. 1,1886
do
do
May 2,1910
do
do
Juuel, 1901

N.

225,000

1,001
1,000

1893
June 1,1912

Feb.
1896
Dec. 1,1394

m!&

2,186.000
2,700,0: 0
675,000

1,000

New York or London.

’3 k

600,000
2,610,000

1,000
1,000

1879

do

do

do
do
Dec., 1887
Y.,Union Trust Co. Aug., 1891 Sold la bankruptcy .July 8. ’73. fv.i?,p.l56.)
i2/.82, against
N.Y.,Farmers’ L.&T.Co. Aug.10 1874 Net earnings In 1878, $232,
do
do
July, 1379 $343,288 In 1872. (V. 17, p. 51, 183, 357. 525.)
N.

F.& A.
J. & D.

.1.000,000
1.500,000
2.500.000

500&C
1867
1873
1869
1868
1870
1871
1870

do
do
New York.

b.

j. &

7
7
7
7
7

300.000

1859

1872-76

Feb., 1900 Sold Sept. 15,1874, In foreclosue. (Vol. 19,
p. 40.297.)
Feb.. 1900
Cost of road and equipment, $502,468.
1874
Defaulted July, 1874.
Amsterdam.
N. Y., Am. Ex. Nat. Bk. Nov.’l\‘U86 Int. In default. (V. 17, p. 650, 753.)
Net earnings, 1871-72, $246,915
Feb. 16,1874 Coal road.
Philadelphia & Boston.
(v. 14, p. 628.)
Philadelphia.
July 1,1875
N.Y., 1LL.& W. RR.Co. Jan. 20, *74 Leased to Del., Lack. & West.
N.Y., Farm. L. & T. Co.

Jan., 1870

900,000

250&C
100&C

B

Vari.
F.& A.
F.& A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.& N.
F.& A.
J. & J.
J. & D.
A.&O.
J. &D.
F. & A.
J. & J.
A.&O.

6g-

2.496.000
500.000

1863

29

12,000,000 acres
bonds for $10,00 >,000
Omaha bridge bonds, sterling, €500,000...
Union Pacific, Central Branch—1st M.,gold

7
3
6
3
7
7

2,500.000

2*

Troy City....

?B
8

250,000

15,000,000
1,000,000

1880 & 1892
Jan. 1,1890

Sept. 1.1880
Savannah, Cent. RR., Ga June, 1873 Leased to Central Ga. Dividends 8 per
cent a yr, to every 10 per cent on Cent.
Ga.8to._k. (v. 14, p. 74.)
Macon.
1886

Vari.

7
7 g.

1,500,000

100

payments for interest, $417,117. Report
iY. 18, p.528.

April, 1891

Mcll 1,’19P0

7*

1,800.000
1,600,000
1.300.000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1364

1,1902
1874

Completed Sept., 1872, operated by L. & N.
Preferred stock, $'.,500,000. (V. 18, p. 632.)
N. Y., Gallatin Bank. MchlV 1887 Interest in default. Sept., 1873. Sold in
foreclosure Sept. 16. 1874.
(V. 18, p. 8,
137,45 ; V. 19. p.z97.)
N.Y..J.R. Shlpherd &Co Oct* i‘,1892
N. Y.,Vermilye & Co. Aug. 1,1899 Net earnings year ending Sept. 30, 1872.
do
do
Mar. 1/82
$109,021.
May 1,1900 In progress. Ottumwa to Ced. Rapids, la.
L. gr. 1,792,000acres. Compromise effected
1878-88
N. Y.,P. M. Myers* Co.
do
do
1890
May, 1874 (V.13, p. 3.584,631; V.19,p. 144)
doacf in progress. (Report V. 18, p. 631,)

M. & S.
J. & D.

I8'

5
7
7

luly,

N.Y.,Drexel, M. & Co.

F.& A.
M.& S.
M.&N.
A. & O.
J. & J.

7

Oct.

do
do

’7g.

10,0C0p .m
3,000,000
1,700,000
1,000,000

100
100
100

do

M.&* S.

I*

Oct., 1896
Apr. 1,1891 Stock paid up, $434,170.
i an.
1,1902

Charleston,

M.‘&S.

7
7
7

500.000

V,o6

2d mortgage
3d mortgage

Vermont Central—(now
1st mortgage, consol
2d mortgage, consol

1.695.825
270,000

J.
O.
J.
O.
J.
J.

*7*

800,000
516,000

109
52
52
82
70
70
37
35

Cent. Mo.. 1st mortgage
do
2d mortgage

6

1,988,150

1,000

494
628

(Decatur & £. St. Louis),.

Misslsqaoi RR. bonds

2,5ir2.250

50

var

167
180
31
41
75
167
180
75

Lafayette,Bloom’ton & Mls3—1st M

do
do

350.000

1,000,000
1,000, 00

100

Hannibal* Naples—1st mortgage
do
do
2d
do

,

1,000.000

1,000

1865

2-27
10
623

Consol, mortgage, conv
2d consol, mortgage, gold

N. Jersey RR

3,100,000

1866

1st mortgage (Tol. & Ill.)
1st mortgage (JL.Erie, W.& St.L.)
1st mortgage (Gt. W't’n of’59,)
1st mortgage (Quin. «fc Tol.)
1st mortgage (01. & S. Iowa)
2d mortgage (Tol. & Wab.)
2d mortgage (Wab. & W’t’n.)
2d mortgage (Gt. W’t’n of’59.)

do
do

3,877,300

1,000

116K
no*
116*

(W. Dlv.)

Convertible bonds
Troy Union—1st mort.,guar.
Tuckerton—1st mortgage
Union Pacific—stock

750,000
1,500,000
1.000,000
1,500, 00
600,000
1,500,000

ICO&c

1872

'lol., Wab. ife Western—stock
Preferred? percent stock

Haim. &
do

1,000

& J.

&
&
&
A. &
J. &
J. &

7
6
8

1S73

Warsaw—stock

mortgage,

500
100

1937
217
247
217

1st mortgage (E. Div.)
2d mortgage (W.Dlv.) convertible
Consol, mort. (for $6,200,000)
1st mortgage (Burl Div

1st

1,296,500
76,000
4 / 00.000

‘*500

.

80

$i,600,(XXL
M., gold, a. f

Equipment bonds

615.500
111,000

7

29

1st mortgage....
Bonus of 1*73 (for

erred

V

897,000

do

July, 1874 Leased to N„ Y. & N. Haven at $100,000 per
do
do
Sept. 1,1380 year. Old stock exch. for new July, ’73
N.Y.. Nat. Park Bank. lan. 1, 5898 Com. stock, $1,899,400; preferred 7 per
U. 8. Treas.,at maturity Jan. 1,1898
cent, $169,000.
.
•
«. Y.. Metropoll.N. Bk.
Lands, 629,832 ac’s. Stock, $3,800,000. (V.
do
do
16, p. 627; V. 19, p. 191.)
Nov., 1901
June. 1891 Leased to Maine Central.
Charleston, S.W.RR.Bk May, 1871 Gross earnings in 1873, $1,491,015; operat¬
Loudon.
ing expenses, $914,550; net earnings,
1882-83
1882-88
$5.6,465 (an increase of $31.360over 1872)
New York,

Q.-F.
J.
J.
A.
J.

Commerce.
Nat. Bank

(v. 17, p. 156, 650.)

Jan. 1,1872 Late Alabama & Tenn. River, interest
iu default, and road to be sold. (V. 17,
Jan. 1,1864
Apr. 1,1887 p. 650; V. 18, p. 852, 504 ; V. 19, p. 40.)
Apr. 1,1889 (V. 16. p. 461.)
June, 1884 Interest in default.

N.IL.Nat.N. H. Bank.

M.&N.
M.&N.
1

1870
1870
1865

73

6

5,819.275

50,000
899,000
300,000

Hold...

.

1.486,333

100

20
20
100
81
■1
68

7
6

ioo

257

Sterling Mountain (N. 1.)—1st mort
Stockton A Copperopt lis—1st mortgage —
Sullivan A Erie—let mortgage, couv., s. I.
Summit Branch (Pa.)—Stoca
1st mortgage..
Syrac., Bingh. A N. Y.—Stock

3K

do
do

N. Y., N. Bk
N. Y., City
do

7

6.5,"00
as,iK)0

223
228
7
30

7

Sept. 1,1889 Defaulted March, 1872.

Yark, office,

do
do

A. & O.
J. & D.
A. & O.
A.&O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.& S.
J. & J.
J. & J.

Var
500

1S72
1869
1872
1870
1868
1863
1870

116

New

J. * J.
A. & O.

8
7

lastDivPd.

|N. Y.,H. Clews & Co

a. &

1,240,000
450,000

"57

Guaranteed stock
Company bonds, couv, Into stock at, par.
Muscogee HR bonds, conv. at 87X
Spring/, A Ills. S. A.—1st mort., gold —
2d mortgage, gold

1st pre

1,629,000
1,628,020
500,000

*

1866
1868
1870
1873

181

200)100

1,000

’66/67

Ala.

1,000,000

1,000

1863
ISO4:
1872

242
212
212

V.R.R.)

2d Preferred
1st mortgage

1868

1871
1871

extension & on brandies..
Southern Central (N. V.) -1st Mortgage ...
2dm. gold ($400,000 end.by Lehigh
South. Iowa A Cedar Rapid*—1st M., gold.
Southern Minnesota—1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Southern Pacific (Cal.)—1st mortgage
Southern Pennsylvania—1st M.giu
2d mortgage, gold
Southwestern,(Ga.)—Stock, com.

lexas A Poc.—Ibi

100
100&C
500&C
500&C

isii

2d mortgage
3d M. & 1st on

Syrac. A Chenango Valley—1st M.
Uerre Haute A Indianapolis-stock

200.000

isih

124

gr.

795. 00
750,000
694,000
400,000

1,000

1872

i‘22

do

1st mortgage
2d mortgage

241,000
3,00 .1)00
5'KI&C

Stocks,

by Whom.

IM.& S.

8
7
8
7
7
7

REMARKS.

when Due,

Where Payable and

When |

t
Cent. Payable
per

838.500

45
40
32
82
50
50
105

extension ...
..
Shopaug Valley (Conn.)—1st mortgage....

Rate

1,000 16,000 p.m.

1869

mortgage

'lol., Peoria A

M eS

50
100
100

Selma, Marlon A Mem.—1st M., end.by Ala
Selma, Rome A Dalton—1st inort
2d mortgage, Ala. A Tenn. It.It
General mortgage for $5,000,1)00
Shenango I Alleghany—1st Mortgage
Sheboygan A Jtbnrt clu Lac-lBt mortgage...

1st

standing.

Bonds, 5
Principal,

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

Amount
Out¬

1st page of ltlt.

loot notes on

1st

^September 2 3,1874.* *

m

330

t

© o © o

M.& N.
J. & D.
M.& N.
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J,
J. & J
J.& J.
A.&O.
J. & J.
>

.

*

*

M.&
J &
M.&
M. &

7

J. & J.

7

N.
J
N.
S.
.

Sept. 21, 1872,
Central Ver¬
mont,” organized in 1873. See Chroniolb, V. 167 p. 292, 621; v. 17, p. 21; V. 18,
p. 88,603, 603,

The company made default.
Anew corporation, the •*

1891

do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

1876-77
1902

kprll 8.1874
) uiy 1 1&8S
July 1,1879
luly 1,1885

Boston, office.
do
do
do

Leases Troy & Greenf. till completion of
Hoo-ac Tunnel.
Net earnings, 1872-73,
$114,931. (V. 15, p. 836, V. 16, p. 188, 219)

Phila., Girard Nat Bank Jan. 1.1890 Net earnlnrs year enaing March 1,1874
were $148,269 as shown In the annual
lan. 1, 1390
do
do
Jan. 1,1890
ao
do
report.
Jan. 1.1890
do
do
do

1880

do

Gross earnings year

-s-

6
6
8
8

.

Boston, Nat Bk of Redtn Nov. 1.1886

Balt., R. Garrett & Sons.

May,'i 873

do
do
do

do
do
do

Jan. 1, 1875

do

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Mar'. L* 188

....

A.&O. Balt.. R. Ga Jjett,

M*y l, 1873
Sept 1, 1880
1891

Sous] Apr. 1.18»Ci

ending Sept. 30.1873,

$988,371. Expenses, $584,772.
Net earn¬
Orange, Alex. & M. R i.
ings, $403,598.
consolidated with Lynchburg & Dan¬
ville, April, 1873, under this name. The
Co. has resolved to issue a consol, mort¬
gage to take up the others.

September 26j l8t4i1>

(TffiT CHRONICLE

3S1
COTTON.

®fre Commercial <&ittteg.

Friday, P. M., September 25,1874.
By special telegrams received to-night from the Southern porta
we are in possession of the returns
showing the receipts, export#
&c., of cotton for the week ending this evening, Sept. 25. It
Friday Night, Sept. 25, 1874.
Good weather and a general feeling that business matters are appears that the total receipts for the seven days have reached
45,184 bales against 28,045 bales last week, 14,506 bales the pre¬
in a sound position, have contributed to a more active trade in
vious week and 5,656 bales three weeks since, making the total
merchandize during the past week. So much uncertainty exists
respecting the probable demand and supply of domestic products, receipts since the first of September, 1874, 95,195 balesag&inst
and such a wide difference prevails between current prices and 84,587 bales for the same period of 1873-74, showing an in¬
crease since September 1,1874, of 10,008 bales.
The details of
those ruling one or two years ago, at the beginning of crop years,
the receipts for this week (as per telegraph) and for the corres¬
that commission houses as well as dealers and operators, feel un¬
certain of their position, and this fact has imparted a feverish ponding weeks of the five previous years are as follows:
tone to those branches of business.
Still, there is some improve¬
Received this week at—
1873.
1874.
1871.
1870.
1872.
1869.
ment in this respect; a steadier and more confident feeling having
developed, as the situation, as regards each staple, is more clearly tfew Orleans
bales.
~

COMMiR(SALEFlTOME.

•

understood.
Provisions have continued variable, especially for

14,821

9,415
4,858
5,671

9,127

Mobile
Charleston
Sivannah

4,267
6,967
1*2,188
6,228

4,859
3,75*2
5.90 r
4,919
4,712
1,427

4,934
12,042
19,174

13,054
6,082

8,416

3,237
7,865
12,694
1,249
1,044

7,866
hog products,
10 148
16,458
not only in prices but the volume of business.
Pork has had a Galveston
3,151
2,000
886
4«
190
2,523
declining tendency, and mess sold yesterday at $23 25@$23 38 on Tennessee, &c
Florida
23
135
296
44
47
1?1
the spot, and $23@$23 05, seller October, with extra prime at North Carolina
743
787
1.016
2,2 iu
2.731
1.424
4,322
6,150
2,753
4,673
5,i.92
2,591
$19 50. Lard declined on Wednesday to 14fc. for prime Western Norfolk
on the spot,
14£c. for October, 12£c. for December, and 12|@
Total this week....
40,9*29
45,184
64,298
31,073
49,219
38,567
12 3-16c. for later deliveries of the new crop, but yesterday ruled
Total since Sept.l
95,195
84,587
158,245
76.34 i |
76.018
74,519
higher with a sale, buyer October, at l4£c. Bacon sold pretty
The exports for the week ending this evening reach a total of
freely at 14c. for long clear, but yesterday receded to 13|c., with
sales of 1,000 boxes long and short clear together for December 4,193 bales, of which 3,967 were to Great Britain*, 200 to
delivery, at 10£c. Out meats have been in demand, with some France, and 26 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as
further advance paid for pickled and smoked shoulders, but no made np this evening, are now 125,069 bales.
Below are the
general improvement in prices. Beef has been in some demand. exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding
of last season:
Beef hams have declined to $24 for ice-cured. Butter has been
lees buoyant, the recent rains having improved the prospects for
stockExported to—
Totalthls 8amew’k
a large autumn production.
Cheese has ruled firm and fairly Week endlne G.
week.
1873.
France Contln’t
Brit.
1874.
1873.
active.
Sept. 25.
To-day, mess pork declined to $23 on the spot, and $22 50
for October.
Bacon was lower at 13^c. for long clear, and hog NewOrleans.
26,562
16,164
Mobile
7,232
7;90l
products generally depressed, except lard, in which there was Charleston...
6,404
4,994
something of a corner on September contracts at 14£@14£c.
Savannah
11,846
8, 04
14,766
7,985
Freights have been dull, and business to Liverpool has again Galveston....
New York...
200
8,736
8,936
39,259
*

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•

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4,051
28,940
close, however, is more Other ports*
231
26
257
552
19,000
16,000
steady, with a slight improvement in the movement. The price
Total
200
26
3,957
4.193
4.610
125,069
90,1-28
of wheat has declined to figures that admit of free shipments, and
9’nce 8ent. 1
90
16.481
14,032
2.3U9
24,362
there seems to be a disposition to get forward other bulky sta¬
Tlie exports this week under the head of “other ports” include from Boston
ples. The engagements of yesterday embraced, grain to Liver¬ 231 bales to Liverpool; and 26 bales to St. Johns.
From the foregoing statement, it will be seen
pool by steam 4£d., cotton at ±d., cheese 27s. 6d.; grain to London
that,compart d
by steam 7d., flour 2s. l£d.; grain to Cork for orders 5s.; refined with the corresponding week of last season, there is a decrease in
petroleum to Gibraltar for orders 3s. 10£d.; crude to Marseilles the exports this week of 417 bales, while the stocks to-night are
is.; refined from Philadelphia to London 4s. 6d.; to the Continent 34,941 bales more than they were at this time a year ago. The
4s.; and to Gibraltar for orders 4s. 9d. To-day, rates were higher following is our usual table showing the movement of cotton at
for grain, with shipments hence to Liverpool by steam at 6f@7d.; all the ports from
Sept. 1 to Sept. 18, the latest mail dates.
to Cork for orders by charter 5s., and to the Continent at 4s. 10£d.
BXOBIPTB
BXPOBTKD BINOB BBPT. 1 TO—
The coffee market has continued active, and the sales of Rio
Coast¬
Brans RXPT.l
PORTS.
wise
for the week aggregate about 45,000 bags, reducing the stock
Great
Other
Stock.
1874.
1873.
Britain. France. For’gn. Total. Ports.
yesterday morning to 22,210 bags, and advancing prices to 16|(§)
8,c85
20c., gold, for fair to prime cargoes ; and mild coffees have been New Orleans
7,863
2,497
5,152
18.626
2,497
Mobile
3.418
4,3; 5
2,579
5,638
more active, but no higher, with a stock of 45,161
bags and Charleston....
162
5,771
i62
6,959
4,0.6
5,’869
13,245
20
20
1C,552
9,579
18,300 mats. Rice has continued dull and depressed. Molasses Savannah
8,179
Galveston
10.4SO
2,9f6
3,646
11,473
has been more active and firm.
The first of the new crop of New York
4.271*
6,246
1,267
2,109
8,355
41,215
81
23
domestic has been received at New Orleans eight days earlier than Florida
81
4-3
553
No. Carolina
452
233
last year.
Sugars have further advanced £c., but this seems to Norfolk
4.982
5,895
5,809
1,973
530
103
have checked the demand. Fair to good refining Cuba quoted Other ports
44
1.254
1,210
15,000
8£@8|c., No. 12 clayed 9£c., prime centrifugal 9£@9£c, and stand¬ Total this year 50,011
64
10,115
2,109
107.713
12,288
30,865
ard crushed refined ll£c.
Tot»l last
2
43,458

been done

at

minimum rates.

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Hilda.

Stock Sept. 17

Boxes.

99,060
8,846

Sales since

Receipts since
4,469
Stock Sept. 24
-99,682
Stock, 1878
86.398
There has been considerable activity

82,434
11,329
15,294
86,399
59,089

Bags.
34,905
7,403
9,771
37,273
306,282

645
43

602
4,055
principally on

in rosins,
foreign orders, and as the stock is running low both here and
at Wilmington, quotations are higher, closing firm at $2 40 for
strained. In spirits turpentine there has been a good business,
and figures are firmer at 36037c.
Refined petroleum has been
firmly held, though business has been only moderate; September
12|c. and early October 12£c.; crude also has been generally quiet
but very steady at 5£e. in bulk for this month’s delivery. Hops
have advanced on a good export demand, and higher markets in
the interior ; State 1874*e 42@46c. cash.
There has been a moder¬
ate business in ingot copper at the steady figures of 21@21£c.
cash for Lake ; other* metals quiet and unchanged. There has
been a fair volume of trade in the wool market, and prices remain
very firm; X and XX Ohio fleece sell at 55(g57£c. East India goods
have remained dull, and close rather weak; Calcutta linseed $2 35
gold, 60 days. Whiskey has advanced to $1 07£@1 08. Tallow
bas been very firm at 8£@&|c. for prime.
Linseed oil is lower

at

79@80c.

Crude fish oils have been

quiet. Hides have been in fair demand; dry Montevideo sold at 26c.
gold, and dry Texas at 22@22£c. currency. Fish have been active.
Kentucky tobacco has again advanced, and is quoted at 8f@ll£c.
for lugs, and 12@22c. for leaf; but rather less active; the sales
for the week have been only 1,200 hhds., of which 250 were for
export and 950 for speculation and consumption. There has been
further and marked advance at the West. Seed leaf has been in
fair demand, and prices are about steady; the sales embrace:

a

Crop of 1870, 21

cases Connecticut at 8£c.; crop-of 1872, 33 cases
ll|c., and 36 cases Connecticut on private terms; and
crop of 1873, 300 cases Connecticut at 30@45c., 1,344 cases Ohio
at 9£{a)15c.; 746 cases Wisconsin,
part at 6|c.; 250 cases Connecti¬
cut, 700 cases Pennsylvania, and 81 cases Wisconsin on private
terms ; also 300 cases sundries at 10@30c,
Spanish tobacco has

Ohio

at

been in moderate demand and
Havana at 75c. @$1,




steady

;

the sales

were

y«ar

Melado.

500 bales

—

19,750

...

19,752

28,661

68,424

The market has been

depressed tor cotton on the spot during
the.past week. Monday, there was a reduction of £c. for mid¬
dling and good middling, and on Tuesday all grades were further
reduced £c.
Lower prices were mainly due to a pressure to sell
cotton from the wharf and for arrival.
The strong accounts
during much of the week from foreign markets have not enabled
shippers to do much. It is stated, however, that large quantities
of the deliveries on September contracts are to be shipped to
Liverpool. To-day, there was a fair business at nominally un¬
changed prices, but it was stated on the bulletin of the Cotton
Exchange that “ holders refused to sell, except with the stipula¬
tion that the cotton purchased should not be delivered on con¬
tracts.” Therefore, with low middling uplands selling for Sep¬
tember at 16c. and over, the quotation in the regular way stood
at 15£c.
For future delivery the market has been only moderate¬
ly active, and prices, with slight fluctuations, have shown a down¬
ward tendency.
Receipts at the ports have been somewhat larger
than for the corresponding period of last year, and there is an
absence of the speculative confidence requisite to bring forward
capitalists to take and carry the cotton. The exception to the
general depression has been in contracts for September, in which
something of a “corner” was developed, and at the close last
evening an advance of fc. had been established, with the rumored
intention on the part of the bull party to put the price up another
£c. and possibly lc. higher. To day, the market was generally
dull and weak, but there was much excitement regarding the
corner” for September, and as high as 16 7-16c. was paid, after
opening at 16 5 32c.; but at the higher price free sellers appeared,
and there was a rapid decline to 16c. It was stated that cotton has
been brought from Eastern markets to deliver on Sept, contracts.
After ’Change, there were sales at 16 l-16@16£c. for September,
15±c. for October, 15 5-32c. for November, 15|c. for January, and
15 15-16c. for March. The total sales for forward delivery for th€
week are 114,600 bales, including
free on board. For imme¬
diate delivery the total sales foot up this week 8,760 bales, includ¬
ing 503 for export, 7.478 for consumption, 779 for speculation,.
and
in transit.
Of the above,
J35 bales were to, arrive,
new

“

The

following are the closing quotation?;

[September 26, 187-J.

THE CHRONICLE.

382
Upland and

Aood Ordinary
Strict Good Ordinary

050.11.1
.'

Low Middling

Texas.

Orleans.

18%®....
!4%®....
15%®....
15%®....
16%®....
17%®....

13%®..
14%®...,
15%®....
15%®...
16%®....
17%®...

per lb.

Ordinary

isew

Mobile.

Florida.

18%®...
15%®...

13%®...,
15%®....

-

the days have been warm
showery day, rain falling to
dredths of an inch.
At Columbus there was rain on one
At Atlanta

was one

15 9-16
16 ®....

15 9-16
16 ®...

16%®....
17%®....

16%®...
17%®...

hundredths of an inch.

and the nights cold; there
the extent of four hun¬
day ; rainfall thirty-four

'

it rained slightly
hundredths of an
Below we give the sales of spot and transit cotton and price of inch.
Our Augusta correspondent telegraphs that the tenor of ac¬
Uplands at this market each day of the past week :
counts is about the same as last week, discouraging ; the weather

Middling

Hood Middling

Exp’t.

-

Con-

Tuesday
Wednesday

-

503

Total

369

279

.

For forward delivery
have reached during the

+

.

2,452

156

840

8,760

...

the sales

14 Y

15%
15%
15%

14%
14%
14%

15%
15%

16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%

....

...

....

(including

—

free on boa'j'i

week 114,600 bales (all low middling or
basis of low middling), and the following is a statement of

the
the sales and prices :
on

For September,
bales.
cts«.
400
15%
900
15 21-83
8.000
15 11-16

2,200
1,000

15 23-31
15%

800
800

15 25-32
15 13-16

3.300

20U
409
700
400

900

15 3-16
15 7-32
15%
15 9-32

12.900
2.000

15?*

700
200
800
l/IOO

cts
15 5-32

8,000
8,s00

32.600 total Oct.

15 29 32
.5 15-16
15 81-32

16
16 1-16
16%

700

cts.
15 5-16

1,200

13 11-3-2

bales.

For October,

bales.

For November.

2.090

For January

2,0 0

5..-00

2,300

600
900
700

15 7-32
15 %

800

15 9-32
15 5-16

2,000
1,200

15
...15 13-3:
....15 7-16
...'5 15-32
15%
...15 17-32

...

S

.

16,500 total Jan.

15 31-32
16

200
300
300

12,500 total Dec.

15 5-32
15 8-16

3,000

For March,
bales.
cts
500
15 15-13

15%

500

4.600
7.700

making good progress.
week.
week at Galveston 79,
Indianola 78, New Orleans 79, Nashville 70, Memphis 69, Mobile
79, Montgomery 68, Selma 71, Macon 79, Atlanta 75, Columbus
77, Savannah 76, Augusta 74, and at Charleston 75.

has been warm and dry; picking is
There was no rain at Charleston the past
The thermometer has averaged the past

....

13%
13%

1,113

....

14%
14%

13%

1,999

....

7,478

••••

13%
18%
13%

895

78
112

Mid

Ord’ry. Ord’ry. Mldl’g. dlin

1,463

1.914
2 290
787
471

170

Total.

64

1,285

50

Thursday
Friday

ula’n

Low

Good

Tranhit.

Spec-

731

100
183

Saturday
Monday.

PBICKN.

SALKS.

sump.

Crop accounts at Savannah are less favorable;
two days, the rainfajl reaching thirty-seven

on

16 1-32
16 1-16
16%

2,300

5,600 total March.
For

April.

20G
300
900
100
700

16 5-16
16 11-32
16%
16 13 32
16 7-16

Cotton

Storage—The

mitted their report
and recommending

on Staten
of Managers of
on Trade sub¬

New^ Warehouses

Island.—At a meeting od Monday of the Board
the New York Cotton Exchange, the Committee

relative to

centralizing the storage of cotton,

the selection of the American Docks of Mr.
Bostwick, which report and recommendation were adopted.
It will be remembered -that the report of the Board of Man¬
agers at the last annual meeting recommended to the Exchange
the consideration of this subject. The matter was taken up by
the new Committee on Trade, and a report submitted to the
Board of Managers July 20, 1874, embodying many suggestions,
and recommending the erection of warehouses and sheds for the
storage and handling of cotton, to be locked on the water front,
with docks where vessels could load and unload; the warehouses
of the Exchange. The report also re¬
to be under the control
commended

:

but employees and owners of
preventing loss by theft.
800..,
15.100 total Nov.
examined and inspected, sampled,
16%
For May.
15 2l-o2
1,800...
100
16 11 32
graded, me ded. numbered, and compressed on arrival, thus being always
16%
200
For December.
...1511-16
1,300...
700
’.6%
ready for shipment, and the owners notified at once of all short weights or
10 J
16 21-32
15 X
410.
1,900
15 3-16
16 13-32
600
200
.....16%
damage iin transit or otherwise), and giving holders a perfect knowledge of
...15 13-16
200...
2,- 00
15 7-32
16 7-16
800
the grade, condition, and weight of every bale soon after arrival.
The piers
4,f00
15%
500 tDtal May.,
and docks to he covered, so t..at transfers and deliveries can be mude in all
3,500 total Feb.
.15 9-32
26,100 total Sept.
weather; being inspected, graded, and properly numbered and marked in good
The following exchanges have been made during the week :
weather.
#-16c. pd. to exch. .00 Jan. lor Mch.
3. l h it the Exchange make a rule that all deliveries on contracts be made
The following will show the closing prices each day on tne only at the Company’s warehouse (after a stated time); transfers can thus be
made from one party t> another without cartage, and by having sufficient
basis of low middling uplauds, for the several deliveries named:
Fri.
Thurs.
Wed.
room and
Tues.
Mon.
proper light, and all the modern improvements (tramways and
Sat.
Frl.
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
hoisting apparatus driven by steam or compressed air, etc.), for handling,
15%
15%
On spot
16 1-16
16
15 11-16
15%
15 il-!6
15 21-33
than 50 per cent in the time required in the receipt, delivery or transfer
15 i9-32
15 7-J2
September....
15%
15 3-16
15%
15 5-32
16 5-32
16 3-16
.16 7-32

...

January
Feoiuary...
March

.

„

more

.

.

.

15%
15%
15 5-16

15 7-32

15%

.

2,200 total April.

.

.

October
November....
December

r
.15%

For February.

1. That the premises be so enclosed that none
cotton can come inside the enciosure, thus
2. That all cotton be weighed, carefully

15%

15%
16%
16%
16%
109%

15 13-16

15%
!5 11-32

16%

15
15
15
15
16
16

3-16
9-32

1:9-32
11-16

15 5-32

15 7-32

15 5-32

15%
15%
15%

15%

15%
15 13-32

16

15 ’3-32
15 11-16
16

15 11-.6
15 31-32

15 3-16
15 7-32

i5 13-32
15 11-16
*5 31-32

be saved.
This report was
the matter might be further
ember the Committbw, in

c.<n

-

the Committee, that
examined, and on the 10th of Sept¬
conjunction wiili a Committee of

approved but returned to

in concert, reported
proposals for laud and buildings
Gold
4.82
4.82
4.83%
4.83%
and had received eight or ten
Exchange
1,118
2,422
1,992
Sales spot
20,300
21,300
20.300
19.700
17.800
propositions. That submitted by Mr. J. A. Bostwick was stated
15.200
Sales future... 26,909
to be the most desirable, and they recommended its acceptance.
Weather Reports by Telegraph.—The weather the past
The annexed communications from Mr. Bostwick indicate some
week appears to have been in most of the States favorable lor
of the details of the arrangement:
New York, August 25. 1874.
the development and picking of the crop.
In Texas, however,
the complaints of W3t weather have not entirely ceased ; the last
Gentlemen:—I am prepared to supply ample docks and warehouses, per¬
fectly adapted for a depot for the safe keeping and perfect handling of all the
two weeks there has been less rain, but still it is said that the
received
this port.
wet weather interferes with the work of picking.
At Memphis, cotton docks areatalready completed, and fire-proof warehouses are rapidly
My
also, our correspondent, it will be seen, states that the rain this approaching compl tion, of capacity for 50,1)00 bales, and I will increase the
week has done harm. We have received by mail from A. G. capacity to 100.0(10 bales within ninety days, and will store no goods more
hazardous than coiton on the premises.
Mills, Secretary of the Galveston Cotton Exchange, specimens of
It is impor;aut that I should have some guarantee from your Exchange that
the cotton bolls in which the seed has sprouted in the lock as the property, if so improved for the business contemplated, should be occu¬
stated in last week’s telegram. The growth is very decided, and pied, but I understand that you are not in a position to make a guarantee to
he extent that capital would reasonably expect or require.
My knowledge,
must be very destructive to the staple ; but we do not learn that
however, of the business and of the trade engaged in it. inclines me to make
this damage was widespread, being reported, so far as we have the necessary improvements, based largely on the good faith of your Exchange
in the matter, and il they will make my American docks the only p'ace of
seen, in only one county, and confined, we suppose, entirely to
delivery except with my written consent) on contracts outside of the city of
very luxuriantly growing fields.
New York, for the next five years, I will proceed at once and provide the
At Galvestou there have been three rainy days, showery ; they
facilities
the following terms:
Labor.—For taking in and out of warehouses twelve and one half (12%)
having too much rain in the up country districts, which itterferes with picking ; caterpillars have stripped off the leaves cents per bale
Storage —For e tch month, twelve and one half (12%) cents per bale ; for
in lower Brazos and in a few other districts, but have done little each half month or less thereafter, eight (8) cents.
harm in the balance of the State ; it is our correspondent’s belief
Lighteruge.—For all cottons, either to or from the docks, to be done
that the low country crop will be a fair one, but the up country promptly for twenty (20) cents per bale, lor all sized lots, from five (5) bales
upward.
crop will be poor compared with last year ; the rainfall was one
If you should desire to have compresses on the premises, or other work
and twelve-hundredths inches.
performed by the yard, I am ready to do so on reasonable terms, with the
At Indianola there was rain on five davs, showers, with a rain¬
understanding that they shall be at least no higher than the charges now
current.
fall of three and seventy-two hundredths inches.
My telegraph communication, with five wire cables, is now under contract,
The weather at New Orleans has been warm, sultry and wet, and is to be ready for use in September. One wire cable devoted exclusively
the use of your Exchange, free of charge, except cost of repairs and
there having been rain cn three days, showery ; rainfall was one
supplies.
and forty seven huudredtne iuches.
Your early decision is important to all concerned, as there is no time to be
There was rain on two days at Nashville to the extent of one lost in constructing warehouses before the winter season is on us, and in
and sixty five hundredths inches.
time for the coming crop.
Should an arrangement be made with me, I should
desire to incorporats my property, comprising the pi rs, bulkheads, ware¬
At Memphis there was rain on three days, the rainfall reaching
houses. and fifteen to twenty acres of land, so that security for the goods
three and foity hundredths inches; our correspondent adds, “we- stored would be undoubted, and the receipts be as available with banks and
are having too much rain, which is beating out cotton ; crop
bankers for loaus as stocks and bonds now are.
Your> respectfully,
J. A. Bostwick.
accounts are very unfavorable ; the crop will fall forty-eight per
To D. II. Baldwin, Esq., Chairman of Commercial Cotton Receivers, New
cent, below last year.”
York Cotton Exchange.
There were two showery days at Mobile the past week ; pick¬ B. P. Baker, Esq., Chairman Committee on Trade, New York Cotton
Exchange.
ing is progressing finely, and the crop is being marketed freely ;
New York, Aug. 28, 1874.
the rainfall reached twenty-five hundredths of an inch.
At Montgomery, with the exception of a slight rain on one day, B. P. Baker, Esq.:
Dear Sir: In my communication to Mr. Baldwin, and yourself as chairman
the weather has been warm and dry, the days warm and nights
cold ; picking is making fine progress ; the rainfall was eight of the Cotton Committee on Storage Facilities, I only spoke of the prominent
and vital points, and would now say for your information that I propose to,
hundredths of an inch.
and will, if my American Docks are desigated as the central cotton depot,
At Selma they have had only one light shower the past week ; provide a large reservoir, on elevated ground, much higher than tne buildiugs,
the days have been warm and the nights cold ; picking is pro¬ connected with pipes and hydrants to each building and pier, with large
steam-boiler and pump facilities, with steam-pipes through each compart¬
gressing satisfactorily, and planters are sending the crop to ment for extinguishing fires by both steam and water, or either of them; also,
market freely ; the rainfall reached eight hundredths of an iron track and cars from and to all the piers and warehouses from front to
rear, and also at right angles, said cars to be run rapidly by stationary en¬
inch.
Tl»ere was rain on two da^s at Macon, the rainfall aggregating gines and wire cables, and hoisting-engines on piers, and power-elevators in
all warehouses (over one story), so that I will be able to handle cotton with a
one and sixty-four hundredths inches.

Apr.l
May

914

16 7-16

11-32

....

109%
4.83%
895

109%
4.83%
*.,408

16 11-32
16 21-32

109%
4.83%

....

•

•

•

109%

16%
16*
103%

16%

Receivers, which had

109%

that they had advertised for
suitable for the purpose mentioned,

340

l

on

are




to

been appointed to act

September 26, 1874 J

THE CHRONICLE

speed never before attained in New York or elsewhere. I have good grounds
for
believing that our ferry communications will in a short time be more than

follows.
and

doubled in frequency, with boats on that will reduce the time between my docks
and the Battery at least ten minutes, making the time not
exceeding twenty
(30) minutes. I am assured by several of the Southern steamship lines that
they will very gladly discharge their cotton freights direct from their ships
on my docks, and 1 now have an offer from one of the first-class
steamship
lines to land and dispatch one
ship per week from my docks to Liverpool, to
commence within si' ty days, and in
thirty days more increase it to two ships
per week. These ships are new iron ships, of the largest class, and they fur
ther offer to take all the cotton from
my docks to Liverpool at as low rates as
other competing lines, thus at once
saving all cost of carting export cottons that
may be stored at the American Docks, which is well worth your consideration
before deciding on other points for the
proposed depot, where this advantage
is utterly impracticable. I would also call your attention to the fact that
efforts are now being made
contemplating a rail connection with some of the
trunk lines of the West and my docks, and this connection it is not
unlikely
be completed at no very distant
will
date, thus saving all lighterage or drayage of cottons, both by water and rail. I would add that I am prepared to
cover as many or all of my piers as fast as the business
may require it.
Yours respectfully,
J. A. Bostwick.

are

333

These are the figures of W. Nicol & Co., of
Bombay,
brought down to Thursday, Sept. 24:

/—Shipments this week—* /—Shipments since Jan. 1—* .—Receipts.—^
Great
Britain,

1874
1873
1872

Con-

1,000
1,000

From ttie

Great
ConBritain, tinent
Total,
788,000 368,000 1,151.000
677,000 196,000
878,000
621,000 240.000
861,000

tinent. Total.
1,000
1,000
....

1,000

..

1,000

_
Baker, Esq., Chairman Committee

Exchange:

on

New York, Sept. 14. 1874.
Trade of New York Cotton

Dear Sir: I understand your committee will soon determine the location
of the depot for storage of cotton, and, as I will be absent from the
city for
several days after to-dav, I write you to say that since
my application the im¬
provements on my American Dock property have progressed very favorably,
and will be ready within ihirty days from date to st>re
forty thousand bales.
Much of the material for the
covering of the pier* is now on the pre i ises,
and one of them will be completed this
month, and a second one probably by
th^ 10th or 15th of the next.
If my property is selected as the cotton
depot, I should have as early notice
as possible, that I
may make some special improvements that would not be
required for other purposes, such us presses, picking sheds. &c., which will
require considerable time to provide in first-class order. Hoping soon to
receive a favorable reply, I am yours, respectfully,
J. A. Bostwick.

As stated above, the Board of Managers
adopted the recoin
mendations of the committee, and directed that the
opinion o:
counsel should be had relative to 8. lease of the American Docks
for five years.
We thus see that this important matter is soon to
be carried to a successful issue.

Our Spinners Reducing Manufacture.—Two facts of im¬

portance bearing upon the question ot consumption of cotton in
this country, have received prominence
the past week.
1. There have been two important meetings
of the treasurers
and managers

at

Boston

on

of cotton manufacturing companies. One

Wednesday,

was an

following resolutions

held
unusually large one, and the
was

were passed :
Voted. That in the opinion of the treasurers »f
manufacturing companies
having their offices in Boston, who have this day assembled together for con
ference, it is imperatively required that the production of the cotton mills of
New England should be reduced by at least one-third, until the
proper re¬
lation between the cost of production and the market value of
goods shall be
re-established, and ihe relation between supply and demand-adjusted.
Voted, That a committee be appointed to recommend the mode in which
this result may be reached, to report
on Friday next at 11 a. m. at this place.

'

As we write we have not beard the result of
tions.' The second meeting was held

Friday’s deliberat
to-day (Friday) at Provi¬
dence, and we learn by telegraph that there was a full attend¬
ance, and that it was agreed unanimously to make a reduction of

one-third in the

production of cotton fabrics for the next three
months. The telegram adds that a strong delegation was
present
from Fall River and adopted the views of the Providence
repre¬
sentatives.
Facts were submitted showing that the prices of
most of the cotton fabrics are below the actual cost of
production.
2. The other fact is that on the 1st of October a new law
reducing
the hours of labor to ten goes into effect in Massachusetts. The man¬
ufacturers are making preparations to meet the

Since
Jan. 1.

1,000 1,218.000

3,000
....

929,000
907,000

appear that compared with last
bales this year in the week’s

there is an increase of
shipments from Bombay to Europe, and that the total movement
since January 1 shows an increase in
shipments of 278,000 bales,
compared with the corresponding period of 1873.
Gunny Bags, Bagging, &c.—The business of the
past week
has been very small, the
feeling not being strong ; and if buyers
bold off prices may recede, as there are some lots held
by specula¬
tors who are rather
disposed to realize. Domestic Bagging is held
at 13$(a)14c, and in lots the sales are about
1,000 rolls, and in Bos¬
ton 500 rolls on
private terms ; native cloth, 10@10£c.; Borneo,
14c.; bags, 12c. Jute Butts have been quiet, but held at full
prices with a small stock; sales 1,600 bales at 2 ll-16@2fc.
year

-

B. P.

foregoing it would

This
week.

Visible Supply of Cotton as Made up by Cable and Tele¬
graph.—Below we give our table of visible
supply, as made up

by cable and telegraph to-night. The continental stocks are the
figures of last Saturday, but the totals for Great Britain ana the
afloat for the Continent are this week’s
returns, and consequently
brought down to Thursday evening; hence to make the totals the
complete figures for to night (Sept. 25). we add the item of exports
from the United States,
including in it the exports of Friday
onlv.
*

1874.

Stock
Stock

at Havre

Marseilles

at

Stock at Barcelona
StocKat Hamburg

Stock

Stock
Stock
Stock

1872.

759,000

208,750

231,000

871,750
106,000
10,750

990,000

67,750

Total Great Britain stock

1873.
663.000

892,750
160,750
12,000

.

777,000
115,750

Stock at Liverpool
Stock at London

241,007
18,010

32.750

22.000

53,000

32,000

at Bremen
at Amsterdam
at Rotterdam

40,500

41,060

18,000
38,000

93,000

100,500

81,000

23,(X>0

Antwerp

11,000

38,000

Stock at other continental ports

27,000

27,500
25,000
64,000

Total continental stocks

456,500

439,500

562,000

1,349,250

1.311.250
276.000

1.552,006

30,000
55,000

26,000
50,000

90.128

127,841

20,692

15,166
2,000

at

Total European stocks.
India cotton afloat for Europe
American cotton afloat for Europe

295.000

16,000
38,000
125,069

Egypt, Brazils, Ac., afloat for Europe
Stock in United States ports
Stock in United States interior ports
United States exports to-day

1

23,724

9,000
66,000

270,000

1,000

Total visible supply
1,847,043
1,784,070
8,043,007
Of the above, the totals of American and other descriptions are as follows :
American—

Liverpool stock

..

Continental stocks
American afloat to Europe
United States stock
United States interior stocks..
United States expot ts to-day
Total American
East Indian, Brazil,

—

256,000
214,000
16,000
125,069

212,000

23,724

bales.

139,000
108,000
26,000

176,000
30,000
90,128
20,692
1,000

197.840
15,160
2.000

634,793

529,820

418,000

521,000

451.000

620,000

—

Liverpool stock

provisions of this London stock
115,750
231,000
208,750
law, and have adopted the following time-table : From 7 a.m. to Continental stocks
242,500
263,500
454,000
12.15, and from 1 P. M. to 6 P. M. on the first five days in each week ; India afloat for Europe
295,000
270,000
276,000
38,000
and on Saturdays from 7 A. M.to 12.15, and from 1 p. m. to 4.30 p. m.
Egypt, Brazil, &c., afloat
50,000
55,000
The wages to be paid will correspond
proportionately to those Total East India, &c
1,212,250
1,254.250
1,625,000
paid for eleven hours’ labor, reducing the pay practically to ten- Total American
634,79S
529,820
418,007
elevenths of what it has been. But the important feature
of this
Total visible supply
bales. 1,847,043
2,043,007
1,784,070
law is that in its practical effect, the hours of labor are reduced
Price Middling Uplands, Liverpool
7%d.
9Xd.
one-eleventh. Here we have then under the working of a law,
These figures indicate an increase in the cotton in sight to¬
a general decreased
consumption to the extent named among the
Massachusetts mills ; and as long as the goods trade remains so night, of 62,973 bales as compared with the same date qf 1873,
and a decrease of 195,964 bales as compared with the correspond¬
unsatisfactory, it is quite likely that to that extent their running
ing date of 1872.
time will be shortened ; that is simply,
they will not run over
hours.

What additional result will
can determine.

time alone

Norfolk Receipts

of

come out

ot all this

agitation

Cotton.—We have received the fol¬
request t.hat we should publish it:
Norfolk, Sept. 21, 1874.

lowing correspondence, with

Capt. Wm. Phillips, Marine Reporter.
Dear Sir: On the 9th of this month you kindly furnished me with the
cotton receipts at this port for the year ending Aug. 31, a copy of which I for¬
warded to the Financial and Commercial Chronicle or New York, and
gave you credit for collating the same. In the issue of that
paper for Sept.
19,1 find the statement that these “ figures of receipts ” were
prepared by
Reynolds Brothers. I was not aware that any one but yourself had kept the

receipts, and I wish

you

would explain this claim of Reynolds Brothers.
Yours truly,
William Lamb.
Norfolk, Sept. 21, 1874.

Col. William Lamb:
Esteemed Sir : Iu reply to yours of this date I have to remark that about the
4th inst. Mr. Simpson, a clerk at Messrs.
Reynolds, called on me to inquire if
1 had made up the
receipts of cotton at this port for the past year. I had
made them up monthly to August, which month I made
up while he was at
my office; the next request was whether he could have the loan of them ; on
conditions he too*' them, which were that when they were compiled I was to
have a copy of them and the receipts returned to me agaip. About the Sth
inst. I called at Messrs. Reynolds’ office and
got from Mr. Simpson the nromised document, taken from Cotton Book, and kept by
no other person than
myself for several
years past, at the same time others taking to themselves
the credit of my labor
through all weather to obtain it. You requested a
copy of the same. I cheerfully gave it, and wonld have done so to any other
cotton merchant had they requested
it. =- Up to this writing my receipts have
not been returned.
Yours respectfully,
Wm. Phillips.

Movements of Cotton at the Interior Ports.—Below

we

give the movements of cotton at the interior ports—receipts and
shipments lor the week, and stock to-night, and for the corres¬
ponding week of 1873:
/-Week ending
•

Augusta
Columbus.
Macon

....

Memphis
Nashville

3,516

1,054
1,420

1,436
2,339

2,888
2,338

2,380
1,512
3,144

1,742
2,229
9,373

2,500

1,123
1,600

4,706

3.446

207

...

4,053

5,199

..

2,516
1,663
1,721

.;

Montgomery
Selma....

Sept. 25,1874—*/-Weekending Sept. 26,1873.—*
Receipts. Shipments. Stock. Receipts. Shipments. Stock.

278

3,089

702

580

5,072
1,712

23,724

17,335

10,281

20,692

Total, old...

16,532

13,841

Shreveport....

1,063

899
254
867

Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati

285

1,020

820
348

3,988
1,928
1,703
1,808

2,045
782
705

3,085
3,053

2,993
2,492
2,285

*

*

*

500
326

450
123

233
573

484

774

1,566

296

958

1,947
4,687

2.664

2,978

7,802

1,310

1,347

2,372

Total, all... 19,196

16,819

31,526

18,645

11,628

23,064

Total,

*

No
demic.

....

new..

receipts or shipments reported in consequence of the yellow fever epi¬
Bombay Shipments.—According to our cable dispatch received
to-day, there have been
bales shipped from Bombay to
The above totals show that the old interior stocks \ls.vq increased
Great Britain the past week and 1,000 bales to the Continent,
during the week 2,691 bales, and are to-night 3,032 bales more
while the receipts at Bombay during the same time have been than at the same
period last year.
1,000 bales. The movement since the 1st of January is as i bales less than the same week last The receipts have|been 803
year.




THE

334

[Septem^r 26,1874..

CHRONICLE,

v

B RE A D

York show an
total reaching 3,936
bales, against 1,982 bales last week. Below we give our usual
table Showing the exports of cotton from New York, and their
direction for each of the last four weeks; also the total ex¬
ports and direction since Sept. 1,1874; and in the last column
Th$ exports of cotton this week frpm New
increase, as compared with last week, the

ST U PFS.
Friday P.

25, 1874.

M„ September

market the past
week. The better weather has been attended with a more active
inquiry from the regular trade. Business for the West Indies
the total for the same period of the previous year.
and South America has also been more active ; and, owing to the
Exports ot Cotton(bales) from New York since Sept.l, 1874
relatively high price of corn meal, wheat flour is taken for the
Same
British Provinces more freely than for. several previous years.
ENDING
Total
period
Receipts have been larger, but still moderate, and it will be
to
prev’us
EXPORTED TO
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
date.
Aug.
year.
noticed that the receipts at the West have been on a greatly
23.
16.
9.
31.
reduced scale. The demand for Great Britain has been small,
20,407
9,982
1-982
3,736
2,775
2,866
Liverpool
and common extras from spring wheat have favored buyers :
Other British Ports.
rumors prevailing that large lines have been closed out at some
20,407
9,9S2
3,736
1,932
2,775
Total to Gt. Britain 2,866
reduction. To-day, the market was quiet and unchanged.
502
200
2,309
2,109
Havre
The wheat market has experienced a marked decline, especially
Other French ports.
in spring growths, of which the receipts at this market have
200
2,309
2,109
Total French.
been large, with receivers not inclined to store, but anxious rather
Bremen and Hanover
prompt
dull accounts from
Hamburg
. . . to effectcaused the sales. This., desire, with was freely accepted,
abroad,
decline until $1 10@$1 12
Other ports
when some speculation, as well as an active export demand, was
Total to N. Europe.
developed, and in the course of Wednesday and Thursday there
Bpain.Oporto&Gibraltar&c
wer9«ales to the extent of fully half a million bushels. Late busi¬
All others
ness also includes old No. 2 Milwaukee at $1 18@$1 21, old No
Total Spain, Ac.
20.909 1 spring at $1 26@$1 28, and prime red and amber winter at
12,291
3.936
1.982
4 884
2.866
Grand Total...
$1 23@$ 1 27. Local millers have been free buyers, also receipts
The following are the receipts ot cotton at New York.Boston,
at the West have continued to be comparatively small, and for
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept. 1/74:
the first time in many months the visible supply falls consider¬
PHILADELP’IA
ably below the corresponding period last year, notwithstanding
rkob’ts promthe decreased export. To-day, there was a good business at $1 10
Since
This
Since
This
Since
This
Since
This
week. Sept.l. week. Sept.l.
for new No. 2 Chicago, and $1 11£ for Milwaukee.
week.
Sept 1. week. Sept.l.
Indian corn has been fairly active, but quite variable in prices.
7,826
2,601
New Orleans..
3,559|
1,673
Texas
On Tuesday there were large sales of prime mixed, closing at 98c,
*941 U82
‘832
‘256
*704
*33^
11,079
Savannah
5,958
in store and ,99c. afloat and for October arrival, but yesterday the
Mobile
;;;;
-4!
’“4
Florida
137
137
business was moderate at 95c. in store and 96@96£c afloat. The
622
l,i39
3,607
1,371
S’th Carolina.
285
72
87
39
3041
111
N’th Carolina.
high price is believed to have checked consumption. Receipts at
322
232
449
2,3i 5,
1,882
1,383
Virginia
the West have somewhat increased, but the visible supply con¬
4,219
36
1,258
North’rn Ports
18
380
178
137
62
616
1,913
Tennessee, &c
tinues comparatively small.
To-day, the market was again
1
1;
206
9
Foreign
1,382 1,939 lower, but closed active at 95£c. for prime mixed.
473
1,299
30,366! 2,730 8,515
13,756
Total this year
Rye has been dull, but pretty firm. Barley is higher, with sales
2,889
1,359
494 1
1,402
8,116
36.656
2,599
13.689
Total last, year.
of prime State to arrive at $1 33. Canada peas of the new crop
reported sold ;at $1 23 in bulk. Oats have been latterly
Shipping News.—The exports of cotton from the United States
declining under increasing supplies and a dull trade. Late busi.
the past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached 5,403
baleB. So far as the Southern ports are concerned, these are the
includes No. 2 Chicago for October delivery at 64@64^c., and
i&me exports reported by telegraph,and published in TheChronprime white at 05@G6c. on the spot. To-day, there was a further
ICLE last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back.
With regard to New York, decline, with sales of prime mixed at 63c.
The following are the closing quotations :
include the manifests of all vessels cleared up to Wednesday
in the flour

but little change

There has been

WEEK

'

....

-

•

•

•

jCTO

....

*

*

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

"

•

....

....

BALTIMORE.

BOSTON.

YORK.

NEW

•••

....

....

....

#.. .

....

....

....

....

--

....

.

•

•

,

•

#

v

....

....

...

....

I

-

are

ness

we

night of this week.

Total bales

York—To Liverpool, per steamers Wyoming, 2f>l
City of
Montreal, 640
Spain, 463
Britannic, 752
Parthia. 600....
Scotia, 1,015
To Havre, per steamer Ville de Paris, 200
Baltimore—To Liverpool, per steamers Lady Lycett, 850
Nova

New

‘

Scotian, 200
Boston—To Liverpool, per steamers Samaria, 122
To St. John, N. B., per steamer New York. 26

Atlas, 231
steamer Abbotsford, 38

Philadelphia—To Liverpool, per

3,736
200
1,050
353
26
38

The

particulars of these shipments, arranged

are as

spring,bush.fl C4® 1 07
$ bbl. $3 75® 4 15
No. 2
No. 2 spring, new
1 09® 1 12.
3uperflneStateand West¬
No. 1 spring, new
1 18® 1 20
4 65® 4 90
ern
Red Western
1 18® 1 22
Extra State, &c
5 10® 5 35
Amber do
1 23® 1 27
Western Spring Wheat
White
1 27® l 38
extras
5 00® 5 40
95® 96
do double extras
5 50® 8 00 Corn-Western mixed
White Western
99® 1 00
do winter wheat extras
Yellow Western
97® ...
and double extras
5 25® 8 00

5,103

Total

follows:

Liverpool.

York
Baltimore

New

1,050

•

•

>

in our usual form

St. Johns,

Havre.
200

....

•

•

•

-

•

379
38

26

freights the past week have been as follows
•Liverpool.
, ,—Havre.—,
,
Bremen.
Steam. Sail.

-Hamburg.—
Steam. Sail.

Steam. Sail.

Sail.
d.

Steam.
d.

c.

c.

X

@7-32

Saturday..
Monday
©3*
Tuesday
®#
Wedn’day.. .®>4
Thursday ..MX
Friday
@3i

American.

...

%comp. .MX
MX
%comp.
&comp. .MX
%('Otnp. .MX
%comp. .MX
®X
%comp.

X

•

.

Of to-day’s sales 6,000 bales were
follows :

speculation.

The weekly movement is given as

Sales of the week...
bales
of which exporters took
of which speculators took...
Total stock

Sept. 4.
61,000
10,000

.

.

1.000
890,000

.

.

335,000
81,000
19,000

.

.

of which

American

Actual export

.

.

.

American.
The following table will show

of which

Satur.

Mid’gUplands




Orleans,

..

.@S

@8*

11.000
334,000
26.090

Sept. 11.
•

Barley—Western...
Peas—Canada

63

64

1 10® 1
1 35® 1
1 25® 1
1 20® 1

..

Canada West
State..
.

Sept. 18.

78,000
18.000

2,000
841.000

313,000
21.000

10,000
10,000

319,000
23,000

-

this market has been as

The movement in breadstuffs at

96,000
13,000
7,000
796,000
283,000
42,000
6,000
12,000
295,000
17,000

RECEIPTS AT NEW YORK.

,

1874.
,
Since
For the
Jan. 1.
week.
/

c.

c.

c.

c.

.MX
.MX
.MX

quiet to-day.
1,0C0 bales
for

export and

97

58®
60®
62®

Oats—Black
1 Mixed
White

80

40
35

40

fol

lows:

X
X
....©7-32
X
X
....©7-32
%
.MX
X
©3-16
X
.MX
X
....©3-16
X
.MX
X
....@8-16
—By Cable from Liverpool.
Liverpool, Sep. 25.-3 30 P.M.
—The market opened quiet and steady and closed
Sales of the day were 12,000 bales, of which
were

do

bakers’and family orands
7

....

93®
_

...

.

200

Total

Rye.

6 00® 8 00 I

00® 8 25
Southern shipp’gextras.. 5 50® 6 50
Rye flour, superfine
5 10® 5 50
Corn meal—Western, &t. 4 25® 4 75
Corn meal—Br’wine, <fec. 5 1C® 5 25

5,403

...

.:

Philadelphia

®

Southern,white

5 25® 5 85

Southern

3,936
1,050

•

Whoat—No.3

City shipping extras. ...
City trade and family
brands

Total.

26

Boston

Cotton

N. B.

Grain.

Flour.

Sept. 25.
81,000

12,000
4,000
777,000
256,000

the daily closing prices of cotton for the week:
Mon.
Tues.
Fri.
Wednes. Thurs.
...®8
7?i@8
7%@8
7%®8
...®7%
...®8X
...®8&
...@8*

,

Jan.
1, 1973.

52,132

1874.
For the
Since
week.
Jan. 1.
38,356 1,605,687

YORK.— -<

—1873.—

,

Since

For the
week.

Jan. 1.

590

.

.

*

In

“Receipts at New

York” includes also malt.

tables show the Grain in sight
of Breadstuffs to the latest mail dates:

The following
ment

and the move.,

PORTS FOR THE WEEK
FROM SPET. 1 TO SEPT. 19.

RECEIPTS AT LAKE AND RIVER
SEPT.

19, AND

Flour, Wheat
bush.
bbls.
(196 lbs.) <60 lbs.)

8,000
14 000

EXPORTS PROM NEW

,

36,859 1.060,712
2,835,703 2,327,483
664
139 414
139,774
3,976
142,805
175,666 56°.886 28,061,705 1,110,825 12,844,227
Wheat,bus. 1,361,963 31,315,748 16,919.500
Corn,
“
590,647 23,572,518 17,304,836 126,127 15,956,443 281,421 10,978.512
674,743
550 79?
36,327
Rye,
14 . 11,782
40,040
468.987
713.535
3.000
♦Barley “
47.093 * 836,046
845,373
30,202
615
3,135
93,618
Oats ...“ ; 224,152 7,188,499 8,306,295

Flour, bbls.
C. meal, “ .

60.000

13,000
261,000

Since

Chicago...
Milwaukee
Detroit
Toledo

Cleveland
St. Louis

...

2,373

568,578
438,363
213,389

Oats.
Corn.
bnsh.
bush.
<56 lbs.) <S21b«.»
699.878
267,185

5,040
81,000

24,4,38

..

ENDING

Barley.
bush,
48lbs.)

77,TOG • '
40,681 , ;

129,120

_.

160,959
14,000

392

12,900

9,732

87,840

Ry«
bosh

375

8,400

12,110
1.480

September 2fyr 18|£J
p ijorift*

•

••• •

v•

*

Duluth

•

750-

• • • •

fH,W
26,982

2,500

.

Total..

: 102,068

previous week..

102.464
149.531

Corrosp’i-p week,’73.
’72.

“

122,680
136,674

^1.

“

THEI -cHayoNiora

Total Aug.
Same time
Same time
Same time

.

Shipments

of

Mi lwauk

12,900

13,195

corporations at a meeting held in Boston OB Wednesday, when
subject of curtailing the production of cottons was considered,

the
1,713.498
1,469,951

902,888

3,653,016

1.412,618

1,479,008
2,375,787
1,341,459

1,627.523
1,163,513

657,956

190.464

33,471

176.464
395,459

36,1)36

605,862
652,847

681,080

*70. 135.638
508,036
’69. 112,809 1,009,306
1,091,261
1 to date. * 700,325 12,719,936 8,329,800
1873-74
814,081 18,854,3:18 15,222,594
1872-r>3..
680.746 10,958.444 15,914,225
1871-72.. 1,073,811 14,473.617

“

102,500

71,830

434.655

77.951
.179,211

641,047

81,304

1,065^744 480,068
670,051

464,105

608,601

as:a means

126,714

Septal 9.;

64,195
74,486

ance

Corn,

Oats,
Weekending—
hblst,
hush, - bush.
bush.
Sept. 19,* 1374. '..
109,207 1,640,608
530,504
$24,604
Sept. 12, 1874
119,295 1.498,511 1,337.86!
544.435
Corresp’ng week 1873 167,059 3,393.745 1,132,007
530,782
Corresp’ng week 1872 ?U3.089 1,206,675 2,283,024
579,580
Corresp’ng week 1871
87,103 S, 174,2**24
482,647
611.433
Corresp’ng week 1870 > 76,431:' 1.23G,147 1.040,960
499,531
Total Jan. to date,,. .4,052,751
44,235 469 36,646,185 32,482,316
Same time 1873..'....4,307.832
37,437,34* 36,376,251 16.279.512
Same time 1872
2.836,104 15,991,313 53,742,626 13,819,244
Same time 1871
3,068,492 26,255,811 40,575,038 11,481,413
y

Barley,

Rye.

bdsh:1

bush.

74,675

4,640

45,5*03
157395
326,233

'Flour!

At—

Wheat,

bbls.

bush.

1,175.003

47,102

16.030

5,242

1,500
265,607
78,000
147,750

23,275

Philadelphia

18 705

Baltimore.
New Orleana

.<

33,641
9,885

Total.-

...

Previous week.......
Week Sept. 5
Week Auz. 29
Cor. week ’73.:... •.

189.018
224.526

216,0*24
184,361

Corn,

Oats,

jobbing

week, with a better attend¬
of buyers from the
near-by sections of the interior, and a

15,367-

Baney,

bush-

51,16?

Montreal

'' *•
more

for th© most part,

FLOUR AND GRAIN AT 8EABOARD
SEPT. 19, AND FROM JAN. 1 TO SEPT. 19.

WEEK ENDING

Portland."

without

steady on brown and bleached goods in first
hands, while with, the jobbers there is much irregularity,
and
48,456
20,8-47 leaders are made of many prominent makes by cutting rates, for
310.977
52,445 the
purpose of inducing a more liberal distribution. Prints are
8,869
14,870
not
moving very freely and the market is easy, with quotations
1.554,104 2,469*776
1.951,104
984.275 reduced on some
lines;side bands arestill the most popular goods
1,835.721
82a,839
1,864.713
987,594 in the list, but even these move slowly. Canton flannels are held
with a good degree of
PORTS FOR THE
steadiness, and there is a fair trade doing
I
’if
1 ’

...

New York
Boston...

ap¬

fair demand bn orders from the Western
and Southern trade.
There has been very little variation in
prices and the market is,

~

Wheat,

was

report to-day (Friday). We
do not learn at the time of
writing what course the committee
recommended, but beyond doubt they will provide some means
by which the now excessive productions can; he curtailed

....

•

A committee

matter and to

5,307,930 811,045 275.081
3,006,121 1,143,691 4S1,603.
4,664,195 1,433,008 355,747; bearing too heavily upon,the operatives. ;;;
< :
10,942,605 8,902,381 2,131,782 1,087,622
Domestic Cotton Goods.—There has been
Flour and Grain from the
ports of Chicago, business done toward file close of the

Flour,

RECEIPTS OF

of strengthening the market.

pointed to consider the

ee^ToWp, Detroit, Cleveland, St Louis, Peoria and
Duluth, for the week ending Sept. 19, 1874,‘and from
January
to

m.

••••

1,683,890

bush.

433,320

282.18S
88,470

80.213

4,900

.i

44,323

bush.

7,170
6,300

282
850

35,200
28 500

17,164

30,000
12,260

643.610

431,418

568

2,000

1,485,460

2io

•

500
100

1,000

rates for

1,842
4,225

meres

11,100
4,675

are no

•

,

Colored

cottons.

goods

are

quiet,

quotable changes.

Prices are held with a good
degree of steadiness
desirable goods, and there are no essential
changes in the

....

16,041

514,872 - 324,695
1,432.261
408 023
583,619
1,452,834 1,372,582
649,255
2,583,734 1,049,140
892,487
45,572.684 40,997,359 13,566,701
26.355,325 36,858,754 16,545,635
11,220,816 55,408,271 16,418 790
25,4$3*447f32,304,101 12,994,062

,

on.

500
...

I

Woollen Goods,—The market has been rather
quiet during
the week, though there seems to be. a favorable
outlook, and
agents are encouraged to hope for a more active demand later

•

.

1,200
67,300 *

;

compared with other lines of

aud there

Rye,

bush.

i

'/

-r

ds

goods for men’s

and

There is

wear.

a

on

all

asking

fair call for fine cassi-

coatings for retail tailors, hut clothiers

are

very little. Flannels and blankets rule
at the moment, the demand

buying

firm, but are rather quiet
21,400
19,475
Total Jail. 1 to
being restricted to the small amounts
772,614 675.971
Same time 1873
..6.3/>0,S08
1,258.048 796.007 of fine goods wanted for current
Same time 1872
5,203.863
consumption. Worsted dress
1,429 049 462,754
Same time 1871,.,....6,207,838
549,030 648,249 goods sell fairly and continue firm.
Knit goods are selling fairly,
The Visible Supply of
Grain, including the stocks in and the most popular makes are firmly held. There are no
granary at the principal points of accumulation at lake anc
changes on other woollens.
seaboard ports, in transit'by
rail, on the Lakes and on the New
Foreign Goods.—The market in first hands is not
York canals, was, on
very active
Sept. 19,1874;
excepting as goods are disposed of through the auction houses.
Wheat
Corn,
Oats,
Barley
There is a steady jobbing outlet for the more
bush.
bush.
bosh.
bush
staple descriptions
In store at New York
1,010,901 1,653,115
of dress goods, and the market is
74,749
528
In fctore at Albany *.’
steady on these wiih not an
26,500
11,500
15,400
In store at Buffalo
81,86;
40,901
41,709
The imports begin to show a material falling
2,605 excessive supply.
Instore at Chicago..
643,323
837,401
254,314
80,994 off as
In store at Milwaukee
compared with previous years, and there is a favorable
330,531
4,942
15,170
•29,052
In store at Duluth
12,631
In store at Toledo
prospect that importers will he., able to clear up their stocks
593,348
84,462
104,927
In etore at Detroit.
154,967
30.008
14,074
1,290 pretty well this seaspn at generally steady figures.
In store at Oswego*
Silks are
,■>
550,000
75,000
18.000
25.000
In store at St. Louis
selling moderately, and are without further notable feature.
690,066
71715
51.891
148,867
In store at Peoria
6,472
172.642
The importations of dry goods at this
50,717
1,847
In store at Boston
port for the week ending
89.472
186,21*
127,285
527
In store at Toronto.
20,911
Sept. 24, 1874, and the corresponding weeks of 1873 and
i....
4,279
39,925
In etore at
289,875
date..7,368,173
....

....

Montreal, 15th.

In store at Philadelphia*
In store at
Baltimore?, ......
Lake shipments.
Rail shipments
On N.Y. Canals

Total

m

99,316
165,000

.

“

“

“

..1,629,084

311,083
809.714

11,524

20,790

....

2,230,491

1,478,200

8,542,597
Sept.12,’74 7,754,872
Sept. 5, ’74 S.375,424

5,939,879

Total in store & in transit
“

163,194

12,194

140,000

5,76',j478

6,435;45l

....

1.220
70,000

40,000
364,756
159,819
171,000

19,700
61,975

1,678,396
1,610,255

309,034

1,792,604
1,968,633
1,436,958

218.099
174.898

Aug. 29,’74 8,391,937 7,284,263
129*990
Aug. 22,’74 7,901,793 6,551,637
95,478
Aug. 15, ‘74 6,824,490 7,487:334 1,255,441
46,822
Aug. 8,’74 6,901,822 7,021 85$ 1,043,938
4‘
27,644
Sept. 33,’7810,290,208 12,584,111 2,682,609
723,782
The visible
supply of rye for the week ending Sept. 19 was as follows: At
New York, 17,892 bush.:.
Albany, 3,500‘; Chieago, 16,294: Milwaukee. 304;
Detroit, 400: Oswego. * 10,006 ; St. Louis, 4,500; PeorSa, 34,434; Boston.
14,492;
Philadelphia, *500 ; Baltimore,. *1,001; lake shipments,
1,225; rail shipments,
3,115—making a total of 108,046 bush.
“

“

“

“

“

have been

L000

ENTERED FOB

CONSUMPTION FOR

Total.

silk
flax

Friday, P. M., Sept. 25, 1874.
The clear weather of the current week has
been the‘means of
developing a more active retail movement, and there is an in¬
creased demand from the local and
near-by retailers in conse¬
quence. Their wants are not
very pressing as yet, and their pur¬
chases are mainly of small lines of
goods, but the aggregate
shows an improvement over last week. 'The effect of
the pro¬

Add ent’d for

538,638

276.058

316,886

3,048

226,273

166,455

3»9

120,293

7,393 $2,586,095

$718,902
‘

147,4*8

1,273
490

278,109

626

50.161

8.316

Total thrown upon m’k’t.

840
756

403,394748,382

$498,395

456

262
891

$1,285,989
1,785,509

consumpt’n, 4,442

Value.

1,238

4,231 $1,656,684

AND THROWN INTO THE MARKET DURING THE
SAMS PERIOD.

Manufactures of wool.... 1,598
do
cotton..
439
do
do

1874

Pkgs,

2,835

4,442 $1,725,509
WAREHOUSE

-

680

.

Miscellaneous dry goods.

THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

1,270

24, 1874.

,

Value.
Pkgs.
2,152’ $905,978

.

WITHDRAWN FROM

SEPTEMBER

-1873

.

“

♦Estimated

THIS WEEK ENDING

1872P kgs. ValueManufactures of wool.., .1,341
$579,376.
do
r '
cotton
1,229
374,791
do
silk...
575
454.266
do
dax.v.,
914
231,301
l. 383
145,775

“

longed

1872,

follows:

as

$556,353

242

91:829

269,859
178,201
63,841

705
»

987
a
8.697

7,393

778
257
85
370
333

140.4*6

$1,217,740
2,586,095

7,758 $3,071,498 11,090 $3,803,835

•

1,823
4,281

$328,711
18,312
88,464
90.196

38,842
$624,625
1,656.684

6,104 $2,281,209

WAREHOUSING DURING SAME PERIOD

Manufactures of wool....
do
cotton..
do
do

silk

flux.

Miscellaneous dry goods..
Total

794
552
199
762
65

$338 471

’901

160,551

$388,447

409

195,363

126

126.535
134.685

155,581

633
196

!,372
1,442

.

$882,231
1,185; 609

32,265

163.580

2,265
.

.7,393

33.424

-

$851,671
.

,2.536.095

749
311
103

$287,979
92,583
117,385
109,407
36,888

512
235

1,910
4,-281

$644,242
1,656,684

rain and the Hebrew

holidays has not been fuHy recov¬ Total entered in the port. 6.814 $2,667,740 9,658 $3,437,766 6,191 $2,300,926
r.. •.
yet, and the market is not satisfactorily active. The
We annex a tew particulars of
reading articles of domestic
cutting system is still practised by jobbers to a very
damaging manufacture,our prices quoted being those of
leading jobbers;
extent, and its effect.ia to destroy confidence in the
ered from

1

as

stability of all
limited amounts
required for immediate use. 'The prospect of
buyers being able
to obtain*
Very much better rates, is not promising, however, as
the

lines; hence, purchases
market

the

on

|

_

most dines

feeling in first

Cotton Sail Duck.

are restricted to the very

is deemed to have touched bottom, and

Woodberry

Druid
.

No, 1

.

No. 2..'..

.

.

.

43
41
39
37
S5

33
31
,

29

No.

8

No.

No. 0

hands.il steadier, excepting on prints, which' No 3
No, 4
are not
very active and- are somewhat weak. An important action No'5
No. 6
has beenrtaken
by the treasurers of .the principal manufacturing Xfe>:7;




and

Mills.

ft.........

.

.

No. 10

27
25
23

Light duck—

Bear (8oz.) 29 in..
do heavy (9oz.)...
Mont.Ravens 29in.
*'-a:

dQ

40in.

18

21
20

29

Ontario and Woodber
USA Standard 23# in.
do
8 oz. 22
do
9 oz.
24
do
10 oz.
26
do
12 oz.
31
do
15 oz.
38
Ontario Twls, 29in. 38
do "
36in. 29
Ex

twlsTelhenq’fl”

3$

336

MOLASSES—

OENIBAL

Cuba,

CURRENT.

PRICES
ASHES—

BREADSTUFF8—8ee special report.
UTTER— (Wholesale Prices)—

(Western)

Half firkins

“

Welsh tubs
CHEESE—

factory, good to
dairies, flue

COAL—
Auction

sale of Scranton,

do fair,
do good,
do prime,
JavH. mats

Rosin com.
“
No. 1
••
No. 2

Native Ceylon
Maracaibo
Latfoayra
St Domingo

Savanllla
Costa Rica
COPPER—
Bolts

(over 12 ozj
Braziers’(over 16 oz.)

Sheathing, new
Ingot

gold. 28 ®
“
....9
**
500 9
Bicarb.soda, Newcastle
“
...9
B1 chro. potash, Scotch
“ 2 50 9
Bleaching powder
** 36 50 ®
Brimstone,crude. In store.... • **
3 ®
Brimstone, Am. roll
V®. ....9
Camphor, refined
87*9
Castor oil, E.l.lnbond, f* gal..gold. 5 00 9
Caustic soda
**
24*9
Chlorate potash
••
42 ®
Cochineal,Honduras
,
44
40 ®
Cochineal, Mexican
**
....9
Cream tartar
“
8 ®
Cuhehs, East India
“
6*9
Ontch
“
5*9
Gambler
** 1 60 ®
Ginseng, Western
cur. 1 65 ®
*'
Ginseng,Southern
18 @
Jalap
‘‘
....9

gold.

Aleppo

degrees)
Opium, Turgey,In bond
Prnsslate potash,yellow
Quicksilver

Sngar

29
25
7

gold
“

gold.
gold

cur.
China,goo.l to pr....ft !b.

gold
gold

Newcastle

of lead,

white

Vitriol, blue,common
FI8H-

Winter
PETROLEUM—
Crude, In hulk.
Crude In shipping order
Refined,

• •

Patna,

2
6 75

•

Montevideo

Corrlentes
Rio Grande
Orinoco

California
Maracaibo

Salted^-Maracaibo

Chill

*.

Pernambuco
Matamoras
Bahia
Wet Salted—Buenos
Para

'*
'*
"
**
“
*
“
“
"

6*
r>*

SUGAR-

centr.hhds. A hxs,
Molasses, hhds A bxs

36*
28

8*
7*

Hav’a,

do

....

do
white
:
Rico,refining, com. to prime,
do
grocery, fa’r to choice..
Brazil,hags. D. 8. Nos. 9@11

Nos.l0®12
ReAned—Hard, crushed
Hard,
do
do

Soft

American crop
American crop
Belgian
Bavarian
-

Pig,American, No. 1...
Pig,
Pig,

American.No.2

American Forge

Pig, Scotcn

27

26*

®
®

£*
25
24*

®
®
®
®

...

18 &
®

...

12*®
®
®
®

...

11
11

15*®
®

...

16

it"
18*
16
11

11*
13*
1«*
18*
18

40
15

12
12
18
18

&
&
®
a

9

45
23
15
17
25
22

® 31 00
® 29 00
a 27 00
@ 38 00
Store Price*, cash.

29 00
27 00
25 00

9

5*

...

Texas,
Texas,

fine...'.

unwashed

medium

gold.

ZINC—
8heet

ft

Flour
Heavy
ou

V ft.
V hhl.
goods, .ft ton.

Corn.b’lk&bgs. ftlm
Wheat, bulk & bags..

ft tee.

Beet

vhhi.

Pork

STXAV.—.
ti. s. d'
...9
*
2 0 ®....
22 6 @27 6
85 0 ®....
4
S.

*

r~—

4*®....
4 0
3 0

«...

9....

....

....

15 0
o0 0
4

9

Check Books, Letter

OLYPHANT 'Sc Co., of China,
104 Wall St., New York.

0.

8-16
1 9
20 0

9

4***

•

••

Orinoco.

rough

Slaughter crop
Oak. rough
Texas, crop




Ac., h., m.

& 1. “

“

“
“
“

25 @
27 @

33 ®
23 @
32 ®

23*
29

39

NASSAU

87
36

.NEWYORK.

V.....

street,)

BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA.

street

941 Chestnut

•>

street

AGENTS FOR

....

Bates Mfg. Co.,
Laconia Co.,
Continental Mills,
Franklin Co.,
Putnam Mffc. Co.,
Otis Company,
Columbian Mffe. Co., Cordis Mills,
Warren Cotton Mills, Thorndike Co.,

Pepperell Mfg. Co.,

Co.,

and Note Head
on

STREET,

NEW YOBK.

street,)

• •

keep

36*

71 So 73 Thomas
and
117 & 119 Duane

«...

“

•*

Wright, Bliss & Fabyan,
100 Summer

•••

« •

®

Bill Heads, Notes and Drafts, &c., and
constantly in stock Lithographed Check Books
all the City Banks.

ings,

MERCHANTS,

Reprxskntied by

LITHOGRAPHERS,
Manufacture

& Co.,

<*

4 0
8 0

Corlies, Macy &

Rar.Swedes, ordinary sizes

Snpplled

Foochow Sc

SAIL——>

9
9

York.

Hons Kong, Shanghai,
Canton, China.

OO *

s.

Trade ONLY

COMMISSION

87
87
35
17

d.

9

U 8,

Old Slip, New

Olyphant

36
34
28
82

8*9

ft,gold,net

,—

To Livxbpooi.

Cotton

®

®
30 @
34 @
32 9
32 ®
15 ®

unwashed

The jooomg

55
52
62
45
40

9
9

9
9

25

Smyrna, unwashed

FREIGHTS—

@

82
30

unwashed

Medium
Common
South Am. Merino
Cape Good Hope,

9

33

California. Spring Clip-

8ALE R A T

3*

47
43
55
S8

ftft

AJTD

No. 11

9*9

Extra, Pulled
No. 1, Pulled

35 00

140 00 &145 00
Scroll.....
90 00 @130 00
Hoop
97 50 @155 00
Sheet, Ru?s1a. as to assort
gold. 15 @ 15*
Sheet, single, double & treble, com.
4*@ 5
Ralls, new. English
gold 50 00 @
Rails new. American
57 00 @ 60 00
LEATHER30
Hemlock. Buen, A’res. h.,m.& l.cnr.
26*@
California, h., m. & 1.. **
25*® 28*

10*
10*
10*
10*

American,Combing
Fine.

SUPER-CARBONATE of SODA

11

10*9
10*9
10*9
9*9

TALLOWPrime city, f» ft
Western, ft ft

York.

New

Pine Street,

Dwight OF
JohnMANUFACTURERS& Co.,

....9

A

XX
American, Nos. 1 A 2....»

66*

«*
9*
9*
11*
11*
11*
11*

COR LI ES,

W.

E.

8*
9*

11*9

Yellow
do
Other Yellow

®

18

English
IRON-

do
off
White extra C

10*
11*
11*

9

and Hlogo, Japan.

REPRESENTED BY

,§*

....9
...9
....9

standard centrif...

do

17

®
®

...

of 1873
of 1872

cut loaf

Yokohama

3*

8*9
7*9

.ftft

powdered
granulated

white, A.

!*

9

MERCHANTS

COMMISSION

»*

3*9

D.S.,

WOOLAmerlcan

18

“
“
California
'*
Texas
cur.
A. I. stock—Calcutta slaught... gold
Calcutta, dead green
**
Calcutta, buffalo
*’
HOPSAmerican crop of 1874
ft lb
Ayres

do.

Manila

NEW YORK.

Smith, Baker & Co.,

9*

9

8

MANUFACTURERS

STEARINE.

ESTABLISHED 1841.

10*9
7*9

do

Java,

PROVISION DEALERS AND
OF LARD OIL AND

5*

11

CLIMATES.

ALL

8*
8*

10*9

Porto

19*9

“

do 10@12
do 18®15
do 16@18
do 19® iO

do
do
do
do

•Jo
do
do

2*

PACKER FOR

LARD

PURE

7*®
6*9
7*9
9*9
9*@

Box.D. 8. Nos. 7®*

COMPANY.

&

2*

*

Melado

15

®

JEWELL,HARR ISON

14
5*

8*®
9*9

No. 8®18..

approved mer¬

of Soda.

Nitrate

....®

fair to good grocery
pr. to choice grocery

do
do
do

Consignments of

the

7*®
3*®

,

„

Ouha.lnl. to com. refining
do fair to good refining
do prime, refining

1 65
1 70
19

*24

made on

CATER Sc CO.,
ENGLAND

above houses.
Messrs. Prevost & Co., Iqaique, are prepared to give
Special attention to everything connected with
pnrohase and shipment of

2*9

Fold

Crude
Nitrate soda

9

26
26
25
25

gold
**

Dry—Buenos Ayres

Advances

®

...

JNO. W.

chandise to the

2 85

12*9

rft

Reflned, pure

ENGLAND,

LIVERPOOL,

30
40

®
@

ft sack. 1 65 ®

SALTPETRE-

® 1 63
2 44 ® 2 45
SO @ 1 25
1 65 @ 1 70
60 ® 69
2 25 @ 2 87*
® 19*
9*® 10

15

Messrs.

7*
7*
2 87
4 00

....

CATER, SONS Sc CO.,

JTNO. W.

LONDON,

* 28 50
9 19 50

28
35

LV^erooo1”vVriou* sorts

87*

ai*®

Messrs.

...

46
43

-

goio.
gold.

Turks Island

•

26
90
5 12*
25

9
9

• ••

*

in bond

8ALT-

•

•

fair to prime

Louisiana.......*
Rangoon, in bond...

16*

®
®
9

LIMA AND

Lard
Carolina,

PREYOST Sc CO.,
IQUIQUE, PERU,

Messrs.

11

6*9
6*9
2 75 9
9

CHILL

VALPARAISO,

Nominal.
11 00 fa. 13 00
13 00 @ 14 50
16 00 9 24 00
13 ®
13*
14*
14*9

V®

pickled

RICK—

2*

6*9
14*9

ft
report under Cotton.

HIDES—

Dry

—

York,

KENDALL Sc CO.,

Messrs.

12*

23 25
19 00

hhl.
**
‘

t

MERCHANTS,

AGENTS FOR

5*

e

approved mer

Chauncey,

Street, New

48 South

48
1 25
80
36
1 15
70
62
1 65
1 95

e

...

consignments of
chandize.

made on

COMMISSION

50
50

12*9

standard white

AND JAPAN.

Fabbri &

»*

&
®
9
®
®
9

...

Naphtha. City, bbls
P HO VISION 8—
Pork, new mess.
Pork, extra prime
Pork, prime mess city
Beef, plain mesa, new
Beef, extra mess, new

5 12*

•

Advances

7 26

(a.

1120
93

bleached winter

Sperm,
Lard oil.

HEARD Sc CO.,

AUGUSTINE

2 87*
3 25
2 70
5 50

®

»

Sperm,crude

® 6 00
® 16 00
® ....
® 13 00
10 50 & 11 00
® ....

Mackerel,No. 2, shore, new
Mackerel,No. 2, Halifax, new

GUNNIES.—See

Northern

Whale,

Grand Bank cod, new 5 00
1, shore, new
14 00
Mackerel,No. I, Halifax, old
12 00
Mackerel, No. 1, Bav
George’s and

Mackerel, No.

FLAX—
North River

.

Street, Boston,

66 State

OF CHINA

9

1 20
79
35
95
68
60

Whale,bleached winter

„

Shellac
Soda ash

44

J

& Co,,

Everett

AGENTS FOR

@ 44
« 46

Fold 46 00
cur.

Neatstoot.............

8
23
Si

trgols.reflned
Arsenic, powdered

Quinine
Rhubarb,
Sal soda,

quality...ft ft.

Beef hams, new

d.rgols, crude

vitriol (66

to best

@

2 75 ®
2 40 ®
®
4 00 ®
6 50
7*®

pale

gall..
Linseed, casks and bbls
Menhaden, prime light

2*9
22*®

good A fine
paste, Calabria
paste, Sicily
Dutch
Madder,French

V obi.

Cotton seed. crude
Olive, in casks *

Hams,

DRUGS & DYES—
Alum, lump

OU

extra

OILS-

special report.

dve,
Licorice
Licorice
Madder,

2 85
2 40

Western

15*® 15*
17*
is*® 18*
20 ® 20*
23 9 27
gold. 17 9 19*
gold. 16 @ 19
gold. 17*9 19
gold. 14*9 14*
gold. 15*® 19
gold. . 16 9 19*
82 ® 33
30 @ 81
32 @ 33
9 21*

Lac

2 30 9
.... 9
.... ®
¥ gal*
@
.... *

OIL CAKECity, hag...

17 ®

gold.
..—gold.
gold.

do

5 15
5 20
5 45
5 92*
4 82*

5 10 9
5 15 ®
5 42*9
6 90 ®
4 75 ®
11 00 ®
18 00 ®

60®90days, gold.
gold.

do

and bags

Nntgivlls. bine

pale

•*

to good strain’d

OAKUM, navy

Aug. 26:

do

COTTON—See

Spirits turpentine

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Liverpool gas cannel
Liverpool house cannel
COFFEE—
ttio, ord. cargoes,

Pitch, city

13

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12

STORES—
Washington
Tar,Wilmington
Tar,

13*

12*9

fine

5,000 tons steamboat
10,000 tons grate
5,000 tons egg..
20.000 tons stove
10,000 tons chestnut

choice

NAVAL

42
40
84
34

26 ®
25 ®
24 ®
24 ®

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* gal.

good to prime

N.urleam
do

B

Halfflrkin8(EsBtern.)
Welsh tubs,
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Rico
English Islands

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37
86
38
42
42
40
75
78

Muscovado, refining grades.
do grocery grades,

do
Porto

Commercial Cards.

41
37
42
48
65
52
77
60

clayed
centrifugal and mixed—...

Cuba,

6*9

Pot..

State
State

Cuba,

[September 26,1.874.

CHRONICLE,

THE

Androscoggin Mills,

Renfrew

Mfg. Co.,

Rockport S.

Mills,

Palmer Mills,
Boston Back Co.

Otis Company

Hosiery,

Lowell Hosiery Co.,

Manufacturing Co.,
ORIENTAL PRINT WORKS.
Troy