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what
has
caused the trouble ?
To
this it is easy to
of high profits,
give an answer. Tempted by the promise
the banks and bankers of this city have
been lending their deposits to too free an extent on secu¬
rities which cannot as appears be turned into cash.
These deposits the bankers are liable to
pay on demand.
They are, therefore, bound as good business men to do
two things.
First, to keep a reserve of cash ample enough
to enable them to
pay their depositors on demand in any
ordinary and extraordinary emergency. How heavy a
reserve
is needful for such a ' purpose depends
on cir¬
After the panic of 1857 our city banks fixed
cumstances.
the minimum reserve at 25 per cent.
In the free banking
law of Ohio 30 per C8nt was the
prescribed reserve. In
Louisiana, we believe, the minimum reserve was also
30
When our National Banking system
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Consumption of Sea Island Cot¬
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unexpected symptoms have set in.
THE CHRONICLE.
Will Wall Street Recover ?
The “Treasury Reserves”
there
cent
25
for the
in
1863
the
per cent for
smaller and
minimum
reserve
the central cities, and 15
more
numerous
banks
was
per
of the
The existing panic shows that the reserves
small, and suggests that the minimum should
fixed at a higher limit. Against this a clamor is raised
country towns.
are
be
too
to the
effect that the banks cannot afford
answer
is that the
making
stopped.
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panic
it.
Thn stern
country cannot afford to have the banks
and then. This must be
If needful, the nation can afford to lessen the
Chronicle and Monitor together
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Advertisements, in either Journal, Is. per line each insertion; if ordered taxes on
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Drafts
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capital invested in it. But what the country cannot and will
A neat file for holding current numbers of the Chronicle is sold at the
not allow is that the banks shall* let in the demon of panic
.office for 50 cents; postage on the same is 20 cents. Volumes bound for sub¬
scribers at $1 50. The first and second volumes of the Chronicle are wanted
by running down their reserves below the safety-point.
by the publishers.
Mr. Edward McFee is an authorized traveling agent for the Commer¬
Secondly, it is a banker’s duty to lend his deposits in
and Financial Chronicle and the Railway Monitor.
such a way as that they may be safe and under control.
WILL WALL STREET RECOVER ?
Instead of this, our bank deposits have been lent to unsafe
When a man has been struck down by a sudden blow, borrowers. Mercantile paper was refused in favor of paper
there are three things we can do for him. We must first which rested not on merchandise but on some other and
find out where he is hurt, then what
has hurt him, and, more treacherous basis. It is the old story of a too rapid
conversion of floating capital into fixed capital.
thirdly, how we can help hun.
Banks
Wall street just now is like a strong man so stricken under
pay
obligation
to
deposits on
demand
down. We will look at the panic in these three points of locked up these very deposits in railroads and other
view. And first of all let us see where is the hurt? In fixed works, and now the money is called for it
what part of the financial organism has the blow fallen ? refuses
to
respond.
The present crisis will stop
There are but three vital parts of the
There is plenty of capital
organism in which such 'dangerous expansion.
to look. We showed last week what these
are; and we came to here and in Europe ready and fit to invest itself in rail¬
the conclusion that the evil was not of the worst sort. roads. But bank
deposits must be kept off this forbidden
We need add no more now,
except that it that opinion ground from this time forth. England was taught this les¬
were
sound, if the panic in Wall street be a mere capital son at great cost in the panic of 1847; we are learning it at
panic, it ought soon to be over. We may look to see a less cost now. The Chronicle has for months past been
.reaction set in early next week. If this
expectation be not1 urging, and illustrating, and expounding these two duties of
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CHRONICLE.
[September 27, 1873;
hundred millions of dollars in addition to the
amount heretofore
ncreasing the bank reserves on the one side, and on the issued; nor shall the total amount of
United States notes issued
other of keeping the banks clear of bad business. If a or to he issued, ever exceed four hundred millions
of dollars, and
marked reform had not taken place in both these respects such additional sum, not exceeding fifty millions of dollars as
may be temporarily required for the redemption of the temporary
the existing trouble would be worse and more threatening loan; nor shall any Treasury notes,
bearing interest, be issued
under this act,
than it is.
We
what
last of our three questions, namely,
be done for the relief of Wall street.
Clearly
now come
can
to the
any
be
a
legal-tender in payment
or
redemption
notes issued by any bank, banking association,
calculated
or
intended to circulate
as
or
of
banker
money.
As no greenbacks were ever issued under this law, it seems
to hinder returning animation. to have eluded the notice both of the
Secretary and of his
When a man is hurt by accident much interference of ©Hi-opponents. And yet it is one of the most important of the
cious bystanders always does harm.
Something like this is
greenback statutes” passed by Congress, because it is the
true of Wall street just now.
It has received a stunning to first in which a fixed and
impassable limit was established
blow. But the financial organism is recovering. Let the
the legal tender issues.
Perhaps we may attribute to this
vis medicatrix natural have free way.
currency measure a considerable share in the revival of our
Above all, we say to the Treasury, Hands off !
Let the
credit abroad which took place about the time this conserva¬
banks discount as freely as they can for their customers.
tive limitation was adopted.
The law of 1864 was the first
Let every good citizen sustain his bank.
Let the timid statute which fixed the
superior limit of the greenback curren¬
craven take heart, give
up panic-mongering, and go about
cy during the war. It declares that the greenbacks outstanding
his.proper work nothing doubting. Let the trembling cow shall never be allowed to exceed
400 millions. Some per¬
ard who has his pocket full of greenbacks be ashamed of his
sons are inclined to interpret this as supporting the infla¬
silly fears and put the greenbacks where they belong—into tionist claim that the
Treasury retains to this day the power
This is the time for honest
his bank and into his business.
to increase at pleasure the greenback issues till they reach
good men to help the ship to right herself.
400 millions.
It will be of course for the Attorney General
It is currently reported that fifteen millions of green
to give an official opinion whether this interpretation of the
backs have been locked up this week.
Almost every law be admissable or
not; and upon his decision probably
dollar which came out of the Treasury for relief has been
depends the action of the Government. In our view
thus captured.
The men who work this incendiary folly neither this statute nor
any other which has been cited
are not all beside themselves with
Their madness
terror.
should have the slightest force to help the inflationists in
has too much of method.
They want to buy, to buy cheap,
their desire for the immediate issue of 44 millions of green¬
to get gain from the general dismay, to coin gold-from the
backs.
crushing ruin of merchants, the piteous need of families,
Let us try to prove this.
First, however, some brief
the groaning distress of the widow and the fatherless.
Like
Of course we refrain
the Cornish wrecker, they decoy every goodly barque that preliminary hints may be of use.
from discussing the question whether such a mischievous
comes near them in the storm and
lure it to destruction.*
As birds of prey hovering over an army prior to a great expansion of the currency, if possible, would not be a
the panic, and whether it would not
and glorious victory; they scent carnage afar off; they dangerous remedy for
The question before us is
lurk and lie in wait; they swoop down on their prostrate bring wrorse disasters hereafter.
a simple question of law.
We wrant to know whether the
victims.
To such men there is no need now to say one word. greenbacks can be legally increased to 400 millions. Their
Their case can wait.
Let them do their puny wrorst, and present amount is 356 millions. Mr. Secretary Richard¬
son was the first to claim this
disputed power to issue the
they cannot do much. We are forty millions. Tney are reserve of 44 millions. To the rumor that he will do so is
but a handbill. They are too few for us to care greatly for
in part due the sudden rise of gold yesterday.
them. We have heretofore recovered from panics in spite
This claim of discretionary powrer to issue new greenbacks
of ail they could do.
We have the same vitality now ; the is of
very recent date.
It was never till of late discovered.
same quenchless
force, the same national resources, the We search in vain for
any trace of it in the reports of any of
same Anglo-Saxon
courage and recuperative power which
the various Secretaries of the Treasury who held office pre¬
carried us victoriously through the greatest and most
vious to Mr. Richardson. And yet wre are now asked to believe
exhausting war that ever tested and proved the strength^ that such a
power to issue 44 millions of currency has been
the elasticity, and the cohesion of any nation or of any finan¬
latent in the Secretary for five years past, although nobody
cial system.
in or out of the Treasury seems to have suspected it.
Is it
probable, we ask, that such a dangerous and powerful pre
THE “TREASURY RESERVES.”
rogative could have been for years locked npin the Treasury
Since the conference of the President and Secretary in
without being disclosed by any of the successive Secre¬
this city with our leading financial and business men a few'
taries ; or by the army of lynx-eyed lobbyists, who swarm
days ago, the Attorney-General of the United States has around the
Department at Washington; or by the multitude
been requested to make a thorough examination of (he
of merchants, bankers, and industrial workers who were sovarious statutes of the United States with a view to ascer¬
greatly concerned to find it out? Is it possible that this
tain precisely how far the powers of the Treasury extend in
claim, if valid, should never have been thought of till so late
regard to the so-called “ reserved’ of 44 millions of green¬ a
period as 1872, when Mr. Richardson, who was then
backs.
Pending this inquiry, Mr. II. R. Ilulburd, the late Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, tried to establish it in
Comptroller of the Currency, calls our attention to an his book on the
public debt? This argument, though not
important statute which, strangely enough, has almost
positively fatal to the inflatinoist claim affords a very for¬
wholly escaped notice in the controversy. We do not midable
presumption against it.
understand Mr. ITulburd to approve of the Secretary’s claim
But in the next place the argument by which Mr. Rich¬
to issue greenbacks.
lie simply cites this new evidence ardson
supports this claim is of the very flimsiest nature.
that it may go for what it i3 worth.
The law in question is It is
given on page 38 of his book, which is in every other
that of June 30, 1864, which enacts as follows in its second
respect extremely valuable and trustworthy. His argu¬
section :
one
great duty is not
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The total amount of bonds and Treasury notes authorized by
the first and second sections of this act shall not exceed four
ment is
so
well known that
tulation of it will suffice.
It
possible recapi¬
consists of three points. First,
the briefest
September 27,
1873.]
407
THE "CHRONICLE.
always be kept down.
It is the “superior limit,” the im¬
Chief-Justice Chase, in giving the opinion of the Court passable bulwark against expansion. How much below the
in the case of “ Bank vs. Supervisors,” 7 Wallace 26, says 400 millions the
currency should fall was not prescribed by
that “Congress contemplated a permanent circulation o
the statute of 1864. This point was not finally settled
four hundred millions, until final resumption in coin.”
On till the laws of 1866 and 1868,
which fixed the amount at
this dictum, upon a matter not before the Court in that
the present level of 356 millions.
From these facts
case Mr. Richardson founds his theory that as the present
we conclude that neither the
law of 1864 nor any of the
greenback issues are but 356 millions, while Congress other cited statutes can be so interpreted as to give any
authorized 400 millions, therefore the balance of 44 millions solid
support to the legal issue of the forty-four millions
may be issued at the discretion of the Secretary of; the of reserve.
Whether the opinion of the Attorney-General
that
Treasury.
Richardson goes on to say that this
by the law of March 3,1863, which was
But Mr.
tained
view is sus¬
passed when
greenbacks had been authorized, and added
more, 50 millions of which were to be a tem¬
has
officially communicated to the President we
tell; but there is little room for doubt as to what
been
cannot
it should be.
300 millions ol
150 millions
issue. tlufc he forgets that this very law directs that
no new greenbacks should be issued unless for war purposes.
They were to be issued as a new loan without interest, and
only on the condition that they were wanted for “the payment
CONSUMPTION OF SEA ISLAND
porary
and navy, and other creditors of the Govern¬
ment.” Now, to found on this act with its war powers any
claim “ at discretion” to issue greenbacks in time of peace,
or for any other purpose
than to pay Government war
debts, is obviously absurd. We lay no stress on the fur¬
ther fact that under the Constitution of the United States
of the army
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COTTON.
calls attention to what it
pleased to designate as a “ serious error” in our “ estimate” of
the consumption of Sea Island cotton in the United States given
in our crop report. As we have made no “ estimate” on the point
We notice that the Charleston News
is
question, we are somewhat surprised at the charge. We sim¬
ply published a conclusion based upon the total exports as given
by the Custom-House returns throughout the country ; there was
If it contained any
not an item in the whole of it estimated.
error, it was an error in the manifests (the only official source of
information which is open to us) which are filed in our Customin
Houses.
Congress itself ha3 no right to authorize legal tender issues
Results, however, based upon official statements are unfortu¬
except by virtue of the “ war powers” conferred upon it by nately not always reliable. And in this case, after issuing onr
It is enough to showr that the act of March earliest circular copies of the crop report, we took the precaution
that instrument.
1863 authorized greenbacks for war purposes only, and that to add to the Sea Island movement the remark (see Ciironicle
no Secretary could
claim under that statute any “discre¬ Sept. 13, page 316) that there was some question about the cor¬
tion” in regard to greenback issues in time of peace. Such rectness of these export figures, as they did not agree with the
Liverpool figures of receipts, and guarded our conclusion by say¬
issues were not to be made except for the specific purpose
ing “granting the export figures arc correct, our spinners have
of paying the army and navy.
With the close of the war consumed of Sea Island cotton this year 10,123 bales, less whatever
and its claims all powers under this law ceased so far they
stock there may be remaining, etc.” In other words, we in sub¬
affected the issue of greenbacks.
stance called in question the export figures of long staple cotton,
and then said our result was not right unless those figures were
Mr. Richardson’s third point is that the 44 millions of
right. It seems to us therefore a little gratuitous to read us a
reserve was drawn upon
by the Treasury in September, lecture about our wrong “ estimate” of the consumption of Sea
1869, to pay demand certificates. He thinks he has thus a Island cotton.
But the News also attempts to set the matter right by stating
precedent to support his view. But here he is clearly
wrong.
The law of 1863 made, as we have just said, that we lost sight altogether of the Sea Islands exported “ from
a
special provision of 50 millions of greenbacks. These Charleston and Savannah via New York,” which it says amounted
to at least 8,000 bags.
This statemeut would strike a Custom
were authorized to prevent embarrassment to the Treasury
House official as a little peculiar. No cotton is exported via New
from the paying of its demand certificates.
The demand York (whether it is long or short staple cotton, or whether it
certificates to which Mr. Richardson refers were paid in comes
from Charleston, Savannah or elsewhere), except by going
strict conformity to this provision of the law.
Hence the through our Custom House, and appearing in the manifest of the
precedent relied on is no precedent at all. With the pay¬ vessel in which it is shipped. Of course a manifest may be
ment of the last of these certificates the right lapsed to issue erroneously or falsely made out, but it pretends to cover every¬
any part of the 50 millions of temporary surplus. Neither thing in the vessel. So when we examine those manifests for
this fact, and also use the information obtained by Messrs. Cary
this nor any other precedent cited by Mr. Richaidson could,
& Yale of this city (information acquired by an inspection of the
indeed, give any support to his claim to reissue green¬ cargo in each case) we supposed we had exhausted the subject so
backs at this late day. Moreover, if further argument was far as New York was concerned. Still we shall continue the
needful, all such claims are cut off by the act of 12th April, investigation further, for we are willing tc sit at the feet of any
1866, which gave the power to the Secretary of the Treas¬ one who will teach us anything, aud never consider a subject
exhausted so loug as there is the possibility of a doubt as to
ury to retire and cancel four millions of greenbacks a month.
Wo fail, however, to he satisfied with the
the result obtained.
The reduction continued, under this act, till 4th February
explanation of the News. We do not mean to say that 8,000 bags
1868, when the cancelling process was stopped, the circula¬ did not leave Charleston and Savannah for New York to be
tion being then 356 millions, as it is at present.
The design shipped abroad; but we claim that the evidence at present is
and force of this law is evident from the word “cancel.” (from the examination of the manifests and from the inspection
What Congress ordered was the destruction of all the green of the cargoes as stated above) either that it did not all go to
back issues which were redeemed, and their permanent Europe, or else the portion over and above 3,217 bags, which we
credit to New York, went there through Baltimore or some other
removal from the current of the circulation. The power
Northern port.
to reissue these cancelled notes, or to substitute other green¬
And in this connection we would say that if we take the Liv¬
backs for them, is no more within the power of the Secretary
erpool figures as correct, there must be an error in the statement
than is the power to reissue the 14 millions of five-twenties we gave of exports from some of the ports other than New York.
For instance, the foreign shipments of Sea Island from New
paid off this week by the Treasury.
“
*
argued the question without specific
regard to the law of 1864, which was intended to establish
the maximum of 400 millions as the highest point of
inflation, the level below which the greenback issues should
So far
we
have
Galveston we prepared from the detailed lists of
vessels and their cargoes as published in the New Orleans Price
Current and Galveston News. Those papers give the regular Cus¬
tom House figures, not verified, we suppose, as in New York, by
Orleans and
an
inspection of the cargo;
hence we fear that those Custom House
408
CHRONICLE
THE
officers fail in
some
instances to
designate the Sea Island.
led to this conclusion from the fact that
We
the shipments from New Orleans and Galveston at 948
bags, whereas the receipts at Liverpool, from the same ports, from
October 1st, 1872, to August 8th, 1873, were 1,550 bags. So also
we think Baltimore, and perhaps, Boston and Philadelphia, are in
the same way not credited gwith all shipments made through
up, gave
With the desire to exercise all t'he
them.
care
the
case
would
of, we obtained direct from the Custom Houses of the last
named ports a detailed statement of all the cotton exports for the
year; taking every precaution which was then possible, to guard
against error.
admit
Our readers will thus
that
see
no
little effort has been made to
include every bale
of Sea Island cotton which has been exported
however, could not have detected it outside the port
of New York, if it was not separately specified in the manifests.
Still we shall endeavor the present year to take such measures as
will prevent any uncertainty on this point; and as we also expect
All
our
care,
to obtain full and detailed returns from all
their
Northern mills of
our
consumption of each description of cotton,
means of verifying the results obtained.
shall then
we
have the
CHANGES IN THE
REDEEMING AGENTS OF NATIONAL BANKS.
the Redeeming Agents of
18th inst. These weekly
furnished by and published in accordance with an
The following are the changes in
National Banks approved since the
changes
are
arrangement made with the Comptroller of the Currency:
LOCATION.
Vermont—
NAME 07 BANK.
|The Montpelier
-
Na The
Metropolitan National Bank of
New
York, approved in place of the
Importers1 and Traders’ National
Bank of New York.
The First National The Merchants’ Exchange National
Bank of New York, approved in
Bank...
place of the Importers’ and Traders’
National Bank of New York.
The Mechanics Na- The Metropolitan National Bank of
tional Bank.,
New York, approved in place of the
National Bank of the Commonwealth
ConnecticutNew Canaan..,
New
REDEEMING AGENT.
tional Bank
Montpelier...
Jersey—
Trenton...,
New
Natn’l The National Bank of the
Vork.
Alabama—
Gainesville.
Gainesville
Bank
Republic of
;
New York, approved in place of the
j
National Bank of the Commonwealth
1
New York.
Newr Orleans Natn’l Fourth National Bank of New York,
LouisianaNew Orleans.
Bank
|
..
to abate their
are
statement, as thus made
our
approved in place of the Ninth Na¬
tional Bank of New York.
Wisconsin—
The First National The Importers’ and Traders’ National
Bank
Bank of New York and the Third
Chippewa Falls,
National Bank of Chicago, approved.
Iowa—
rhe First National Ninth National Bank of New York,
Council Bluffs..
Bank
approved in place of the Fourth Na¬
tional Bank of New York.
Minnesota—
The First National The First National Bank of MilwauBank
i
Hastings
kee, approved in place of the Comj mercial National Bank of Chicago.
Nebraska—
The First NationaliNew York National Exchange Bank,
Ashland....
Bank
| approved.
Colorado
The First National The Continental National Bank of New
Bank
Georgetown
York,approved in place of the Fourth
I National Bank of New York.
[September 27, 1878
terms, in order to secure business. The
attempt
made, therefore, to coerce the Bank has failed, and the
only effect
has been, beyond causing some discussion, to
deprive the open
market of a large amount of discount business.
The opinion
may still, however, he entertained of an
improving money
market, but at present there is nothing to lead one to
anticipate
any considerable rise in the quotations. That the demand
is
increasing is evident, but it is met by an ample supply of money
and hence the rates
charged are low. Much of the inquiry of
precautionary character, as will be seen from the
following figures : On the 27th of August the amount of “ other
securities” was £17,506,589, and it is now
£21,454,076, show
ing an increase of £3,947,487 ; but “other deposits” have also been
augmented by £2,899,590, or from £19,278,806 to £22,178,396, so
that only about £1,000,000 can be said to
represent the necessary
and legitimate demand.
Since the decision has been come to by
the open market to work at 3 and 2$ per cent, the
applications at
the Bank have materially diminished, and as a
large provision
has been made by borrowers, as the above
figures testify, it is
quite probable that business will remain quiet, the transactions
of a somewhat long period having been crowded into a
brief
fortnight. The German demand for gold continues, but it is
without pressure, and only our importations have at
present been
absorbed. It may be observed as tending largely to promote
ease,
that the dividends will be disbursed early in October, and that
the requirements of trade are just now
comparatively small,
though it is admitted that they are increasing. The proportion
of reserve to liabilities at the Bank is about 44f per cent.
To-day the demand for money has been very moderate, and the
quotations are as follows:
late has been of
a
Per cent.
3
Bank rate
Per cent.
4 montha\bank bills
3X@3X
6 months’ bank bills
3%@4
4 and G months’ trade bills. 4 @4#
Open-market rates:
30 and 60 days’
3 months’bills
bills.
2%@3
2X@3
The rates of interest allowed by the joint stock banks and dis¬
count houses for
deposits
are
subjoined
Per cent.
Joint stock banks
Discount bouses at ca.l
Discount houses with 7 days’ notice
Discount houses with 14 days’ notice...
The
following
are
.2
2
new
fiateat
banks have been
organized since the 18th instant.
ftlcmetarg aitfr dommerrial (Engtisl) News.
RATES OF EXCHANGE AT LONDON, AND ON LONDON
AT LATEST DATES.
the rates of discount at the leading Con¬
tinental cities:
Bank Open
rate, market,
per cent, per cent.
Paris
Amsterdam
5
Hamburg
4X
Vienna and Trieste....
4
5
ON—
TIME.
Amsterdam...
Antwerp
Hamburg
....
1
....
•
•
•
.
Pernambuco
Montevideo...
•
•
•
•
.
.
.
.
.
•
•
Bombay
Calcutta
44
Hong Kong...
Shanghai
Penang
Singapore
....
Alexandria....
(tt
60
.
days.
•
•
^
25-43
111*43
6-20X
nsx
32 11-16
•
•
•
•
per cent, per
Annexed is
t;
4 4
44
j
4 4
Aug. 28.
Sept. 7.
Sept. 7.
Sept. 4.
Sept. 4.
Aug. 30.
44
6
mos.
44
44
44
»
3 mog.
ios%
25%@25%
25%@2 6
48%
44X
25%@26
51%
1*. 10 13-lGcL
Is. 10 I3-16ri.
As. 3%d.
5s. 10 d.
six
51%
97X
3X
3#
4X
Brussels
Turin, Florence
6
7
7
6
6*
4
3*
6
5
and
•
statement
showing the present position of the Bank
England, the Bank rate of discount, the price of Consols,
the average quotation for English Wheat, the
price of Middling
Upland Cotton, of No. 40 Mule Yarn fair second qualitj,
and the Bankers’ Clearing House return compared with the
four preceding years :
a
of
Circulation, including
£
bank post bills
23.790,479
Public deposits
4,949,239
Other deposits
17,568,245
Government securities. 14,339,928
Other securities
14,861,827
Reserve of notes and
coin
12,138,085
Coin and bullion in
both departments.... 20,405,220
Bank rate
2% p. c.
Consols
92%d.
Price of wheat
49s. lOd.
Mid. Upland cotton
13d.
No.40 mule yarn fair 2d
1872.
£
1873.
13,970,005
16,433,792
26,530,760
8,601,837
20.323,631
13,356,411
22,751,022
26,291,149
6,902,138
22,178,396
13,258,409
21.454,076
13.483,302
14,423,619
11,611,718
13.177,780
21,547,952
24,158,814
2 p. c.
93Xd.
22,665,578
24,018,705
3 p. c.
92%d.
1870.
£
1871.
23,064,650
25,297,965
5,943,645
20,129,518
6,035,582
19,546,144
12,483,399
18,762,395
3 p. c.
92%d.
..
£
£
3X p. c.
92Xd.
63s.4d.
48s.
56s. 6d.
57s. 5d.
-9%d.
9#d.
10 3-16d.
S%d.
,
_
quality
Is. 3d.
la.IXd.
Is. 2Xd.
Clearing House return. 73,400,000 63,887,000 84,468,000
Is. l%d
Is. 3d.
92,852,000
94,479,000
gold for export has been moderate, and all
for Germany.
About
£400,000 in Australian sovereigns has been received by the Bank,
arrivals of
bars have been taken
and these have been sent into the Bank.
Silver is rather firmer,
demand for fine bars for Russia, while Mexican
dollars show no recovery. The following prices of bullion are
from the circular of Messrs. Pixley, Abell, Langley & Blake :
owing to
a
peroz.
peroz
per oz.
South American Doubloons.,
standard, last price.
standard,
standard,
do.
do.
peroz.
United States Gold Coin
per oz. none
^
here.
77
77
9X@
@
....
77
73
11X@
....
76
silver.
Mexican Dollars
Five Franc Pieces
5 grs. Gold.per
%
oz.
9
9
3
•••
@ 74 0
@ ....
,
,
s.
Bar Silver, Fine.
Bar Silver, containing
Fine Cake Silver
6. d
d.
s.
8.
GOLD.
Batf Gold.....
Bar Gold, fine
Bar Gold, Refinable
earreepcnd'-ni j
London, Saturday, Sept. 13, 1873.
The aspect of the money market has, to some extent, changed,
j
The directors of the Bank of England have elected to keep their .
rate at 3 per cent, and the open market have thus been
compelled '
cent.
6
Rome
our
....
Aug. 18.
j Sept. 11.
! Sept. 10.
market
The demand for
•
Sept. 12. 60 days.
Aug. 23. 90 days.
Aug. 26.
Aug. 14.
Aug. 5.
l
own
4.
|
As. 5d.
(From our
mos.
“
...
i
....
11-97
25 39
20-07
....
•
.
3
short.
3 mos.
,
|
RATE.
•
it
1
days.
44
•
1 4
.
U. 19%d.
1 s. 10 %d.
As. 5d.
short.
3 mos.
short.
Sept, 12.
..
60
1
44
44
....
Valparaiso
Sept. 12.
44
.
....
TIME.
DATE.
25.77X@25.82X
25.37X@25.42X
11.47X@1L52X
6.24X@ 6.25%
119%@119%
Paris..
short.
3 months.
Vienna
44
Berlin
It
Frankfort
44
St. Petersburg
31X@31 X
Cadiz
48X
Lisbon
90 days.
52%@53
Milan
3 months. 29.50 @29.55
44
Genoa.
29.50 @29.55
41
Naples
29.50 @29.55
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Buenos Ayres .
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
LATEST
RATE.
12 0X@12 IX
short.
3 months. 25.70 @25.75
4 4
20.47 @20.52
U
Paris
|
Open
rate,
celona
Lisbon and Oporto....
St. Petersburg
4
Berlin
Frankfort
Bank
Madrid, Cadiz and Bar¬
4%
A%
5
1869.
EXCHANGE AT LONDONSEPTEMBER 12.
@
2X®....
2X@
-
No
:
per oz. standard; 4
standard,last price. 4
..per
peroz.
oz., new
per oz., none
here
d.
d.
s.
11%@4 11X
no price
4 9X old, 4 yi4
@
♦ • *'
THE
September 27,1873.]
CHRONICLE.
IMPORTS.
and have been greatlywanting in animation; but in consequence of the more settled
condition of the money market a firm tone has prevailed.
United States government securities have attracted considerable
attention and are firmer, while Erie shares have been favorably
affected by the increasing traffic.
As regards other foreign
securities, as well as British railway shares, a firm tone is ap¬
parent at the close of the week, the principal exception being
Austrian and Hungarian Government bonds, which have been
depressed, owing to the indifferent harvest in Hungary. The
closing prices of consols and the principal American securities
Tlie stock
markets have been quiet,
this afternoon were as
Consols...
United States 6 per cent
do
drawn
do
do
do
do
'
In
In
....
1805 issue,
1807 issue,
5 per cent. 10-40 bonds, ex 4-0.
5 per cent Funded Loan, 1871, ex
4-6
London Money and Stock Market.—The market for American
securities closes
fiat, with prices
lower than last Friday.
the Bank of England has decreased £376,000
during the week. The directors of the Bank of England have
The bullion in
91 @ 31%
95%@ 95%
95%@ 95%
90%@ 90%
91%
Tbs
fort
Flour
Peas(Canadian).
Indian Corn
Flour
e
364,077
51,573
87,703
324,170
22,420
80,010
507.207
707,593
53,319
46,650
Wheats
120,950
.
f
Indian Corn
Flour
The
following figures,
returns, show the extent of
277,018
33,419
40,447
405,888
eight months
quotations.
145,740,008
127,808
9
4
0
13
0
32
0
4
3
3
38
0
s.
28
12
12
13
32
3
3
38
Fri.
d.
28 0
12 0
12 6
13 i
32
3 6
3
4
40 0
d.
0
0
6
0
0
6
4
0
8.
Mon.
8.
d.
85
70
38
41
0
Tues.
8. d.
85 0
0
70
0
0
0
38
41
00
8.
d.
0
0
0
0
85
70
38
41
0
60
0
0
G
00
Thur.
8.
d.
85 0
Wed.
70
38
41
00
0
0
6
G
0
Fri.
d.
85 0
70 0
38 6
41 G
60 0
8.
Mon.
d.
8 0
10 0
1 3%
s.
8.
0
0
3%
0
0
0
0
1
40
42
32
0
i;
0
0
0
0
1
40
42
0
0
32
Thnr.
8.
d.
8.
9
10
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
40
42
32
Fri.
d.
9 0
10 0
8.
3% 1
0
1
40
42
32
3%
0
G
0
0
Markets.—Sugar has gained 6a. on
Tues.
£ s. d.
Mon.
d.
Wed.
d.
8 0
10 0
1 3%
1
0
40 6
42 0
32 0
Tues.
d.
8 0
10 0 ■’
1 3%
8.
£
s.
d
15
03
0
0
0
10
3
0
0
10 15 0
03 6
10 15 0 10 15 9
03 6
03 0
29 0
29 0
92 0 0
29 6
29 6
92 0 0 92 0 o
10 15
03
29 0
Wed.
Thur.
Frl.
£ s. d., £ 8. d. £ p. d
0 92 0 0
0 31 10 0
0 32 0 0
34 10 0
32 0 0
34 10 0
32 3 0
34 10 0
32 3 0
Imports and Exports for tiie Week.—The imports this
an increase in dry goods and a decrease in general mer¬
The total imports amount to $6,773,846 this week,
against $6,676,605 last week, and $7,797,237 the previous week.
The exports are $6,501,318 this week, against $6,386,388 last
chandise.
week, and $5,556,354 the previous
week. The exports of cotton
the past week were 4,058 bales, against
The following are the imports at New
5,139 bales last week.
York for week ending
dry
goods)
18,
and
for
(for
Sept.
the week ending (for general
merchandise) Sept. 19 :
1870.
Dry goods
General merchandise...
Total for the week..
Previously reported—
1873.
£24,557,502
£22,057,334
171,401,295
'
3,848,545
1871.
1872.
1873.
$3,477,944
$3,250,871
$2,845,146
5,820,728
3,928,700
5,031,355
*0,631,063
$8,509,299
$9,071,599
217,819,481
281,845,943
324,010,100
$0,773,840
290,822,200
$224,450,544
$290,355,242
$333,087,759
$303,590,112
report of the dry goods trade will be found the imports of
dry goods for one week later.
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive of specie
from the port
170,007
Trade
$2,782,518
our
Sept. ~'l>:
1872.
167,100,030
9
0
28
12
12
d.
0
0
6
0
0
6
4
0
week show
of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
Previously reported
Since Jan. 1
WEEK.
1872.
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
1871.
1870.
For the week
our
£22,221,245
O
8.
COMMERCIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
100,292
of
28
12
12
13
32
3
3
38
Thur.
Wed.
d.
0
0
G
0
FOREIGN IMPORTS AT NBW YCRK FOR THE WEEK.
1,047
the Board
0
..
155
extracted from
4
Lins’dc,ke(obl).^tn 10 15 0 10
Lin8eed(Calcutla)....
03 0
Sugar(No.l2 D’ch std)
on spot, 7$ cwt
29 0
Sperm oil
$ ton 92 0 0 92
“
31 10 0 34
Whale oil
Linseed oil..
11
32 3 0 32
73(8-14
490
8
10
1
1
40
Sat.
29,579
5,502
5,228
$ "al
“
£
40
099
45
40
1871.
August
etrolejuifreflnod)
(spirits)
last week’s
39,141
204
112
32
3
3
38
London Produce and Oil
EXPORTS.
n
“
fine
Tallow ( American)... $ cwt,
42
Cloverseed (Am. red).. “
“ 32
Spirits turpentine
import and export trade in August
and in the eight months ending August 31:
n
“
'*
89
21
9
0
s.
0
1
0
12
13
Sat.
d.
85 0
70
0
3S 0
41
3
00 0
Rosin(com. N. C.).cwt.
In
Beans
12
Sat,
8. d.
7,977
1,250
95%
....
Liverpool Produce Market.—Tallow and common rosin have
733,WO
’
90%
91
each advanced.
Since Jan. 1
351
310
118
Oats
Peas
Quarter 38’
Beef (mess) new $ tee
Pork (Pr. mess) new $bb!.
Bacon (Cum. cut) new^,9 cwt
Lard (American) ...
“
CheeseCAmer’n fine)
“
EXPORTS.
Barley
3
3
29
1
0
3
8.
1809-70.
51,004
591,935
118,232
95
-
Liverpool Provisions Market.—Lard is 9d. higher than last
Friday. Other prices unchanged.
IMrORTS.
Peas
Beans
(Western)
Barley (Canadian).. ..^bush
Oats (Am. &Can.)
$ bush
firm; but liberal arrivals have induced the millers to operate
with considerable caution.
The harvest in Hungary is a poor
one, and the Continental trade is therefore firm.
At the German
Baltic ports wheat has been largely inquired for on French and
Belgian as well as Euglish account.
The following return shows the imports and exports of grain
into and from the United Kingdom during the first week of the
present and last three seasons :
191,059
344,393
0,379
90%
Tues.
Mon.
s.
d.
d.
$ bbl 29 0
Wheat (Red W’n. spr)..^ ctl 12
“
(RcdWinter)
“ 12
“
(Cal. White club) “ 13
Corn (West, in’d) $ quarter 32
the 1st of October, 1903.
good deal of unsettled weather during the
week, but to-day the indications are more favorable. Harvest
work has been greatly impeded, and much yet remains to be
dono in the northern counties and in Scotland.
Naturally, the
crops secured of late have been in much less satisfactory condition,
and hence the holders of the finer qualities of English and foreign
produce are very firm in their demands. Choice Australian wheat
has been largely dealt in, and it is evident that such qualities
will command a free sale throughout the season.
The heavy rains
we have had of late have done some
injury to the potato crop, but
it is nevertheless a good one.
The trade during the week has been
1,111,099
91%
9G%
96%
....
Sat.
each, and will be
1S70-71.
95%
95%
90%
91%
92%
92%
94%
daily quotations for United States Os (1862) at Frank¬
s.
redeemed at par on
We have had a
1,005,087
218,600
92%
95%
95%
90%
Fri.
92%
92%
95%
95%
90%
91%
articles.
Morgan & Co. announce that they are authorized
to receive subscriptions to an issue of £300,000 6 per cent consoli¬
dated mortgage bonds of the Chicago & Alton Railroad Com¬
pany of the United States. The price of issue is 924 per cent,
hut reckoning 14 per cent for three months’ interest from 1st
October, 1873, to 1st January, 1874, from which date the bonds
bear coupons, the subscription price is reduced to 91.
The bonds
935,807
90,488
92%
Thur.
LAverpool Breadstufts Market.—This market closes heavy,
an advance of 2s. in
peas and a general decline in all other
Messrs. J. S.
1872-73. "• 1871-72.
92%
with
Baring Brothers and Messrs. Glyn, Mills & Co., as agents
Canada, invite tenders at the office of the first
named firm for £1,800,000 Canada bonds, viz., £1,500,000 Inter¬
colonial Railway bonds, and £300,000 Rupert’s Land bonds.
They are to bear interest at 4 per cent per annum, dating from
1st of October next.
The issue of Intercolonial Railway bonds is
a second moiety of an issue of £3,000,000, which has received an
Imperial guarantee.
£200
Wed.
92%
Liverpool Cotton Market.—See special report of cotton.
Messrs.
of
Tues.
were:
Frankfort
97 @98
40 © 42
sums
92%
95%
95%
1867.
*
92%
92%
95%
95%
-90%
91%
92%
of the Dominion of
issued to bearer in
Mon.
Sat
93%© 93%
93 @ 95
99%@100%
97 @ 99
Pennsylvania Gen. Mort. 0 perct. bds, 1910
Virginia 0 per cent, bonds, ex 4-0
Oats
29,895,670
245,902,119
fixed the minimum rate of discount at the bank at 4 per cent.
...
Barley
29,973,251
235,340,367
closing quotations in the markets of London and Liver¬
pool for the past week have been reported by submarine telegraph
as shown in the following summary :
92%© 92%
5-20 bonds, ex 4-6
Wheat
28,910,442
217,237,849
eight months
English market Reports—Per Cable.
follows :
Massachusetts 5 per cent, sterling bds, 1900
New Jersey United Canal and Rail bds
Panama Gen. Mort. 7 per cent, bonds, 1897.
to be
August
The daily
91%@ 91%
Atlantic and Gt Wesf., 8 per cent.t-Debent’s, Bischoftsheiirv’e etfs.. 54 @ 50
Ditto Consolidated Bonds, 7 per cent., Bischoftshehn’s certificates. 42 @ 43
Ditto 1st Mortgage, 7 per cent bonds
75%@ 70%
Ditto 2d Mortgage, 7 per cent bonds
05 © 60
33%© 34%
Ditto 3d Mortgage
Erie Shares, ex 4-0
xd. 47%@ 48
Ditto 6 per cent. Convertible Bonds
97 ©98
Ditto 7per cent Consolidated Mortgage Bonds.
93 @,94
Illinois Central Shares, $100 pd., ex 4-0
85%@ 80%
102 @104
Illinois and St. Louis Bridge, 1st mort
Louisiana 0 per cent. Levee Bonds
42 @ 47
are
409
$3,304,536
$4,860,213
$5,232,076
130,302,303
108,430,377
101,780,1.82
$133,720,899
$173,689,053
$160,646,895
The following will show
New York for the week
1873.
$0,501,318
202,171,909
$208,673,28
the exports of specie from the port of
ending Sept. 20, 1873, and since the
beginning of the year, with a comparison
date in previous years ;
for the corresponding
'
ParisFine silver bars
Silver b rs (gold
Englbh sovereigns
Sept. 20—Str. Rhein, South¬
.
..
11,715
Silvirbars.
5,000 Sept. 20—Str. Samaria, Liver¬
value)...
31,700
For llam >urg—
Silver bars (silver value)..
Silver bars igold value)...
35.414
2,747
Sept.
515
Silver bars
Gold bars
Foreign silver bars
1,010
$41,741,873
1873
1868
$65,998,016
55,218,501 I 1867
48,764,812 1866
53,653,25ft
Santa MarthaGold
$2,818
Sept, in—Bark Rocket, CuraGold
Gold
Cruz—
God
17—Str. Morro Castle,
553,986
Gold
Street, New York,
Have for sale at their office,\
AT CURRENT PRICES,
DIVIDEND-PAYING RAILROAD SECURITIES.
CERTIFIED CHECKS RECEIVED IN PAYMENT.
SOME
We
respectfully announce that in addition to our regular
days ol Stocks and Bonds (which are Wednesday and Satur¬
day) to accommodate our friend* and the public, we will sell at
auction, on any day desired, by giving one day’s notice.
Adrian If. Muller & Son,
—
sales
No. 7 Pine street.
Sept. 17-Str. City of Mexico,
Progreso—
15.000
RAILROAD BONDS,.
Thomas—
Silver
2,500
1,300
-Whether you
48,400
Smith,
or
SELL,
HASSLER & CO.,
amptonGold
wish to BUY
write to
Sept. 20—Str. Weser, South¬
31,700
Sept. 17—Schr. Fred.
CO.,
No. 10 Wall
12,0u0
Sept. 20—Str. Merrimack, St.
Havana—
Total for the
1,575
Sept. 17—Str. Scotia, Liv’oool—
3,S65
Vera Cruz and
Gold
Silver
FRANCIS T. WALKER Ac
Sept. 20—Str. Cleopatra, Vera
coa—
,
We receive deposits of either and
F. F. Thompson, President.
41,494.472
follows:
Silver.
-
Specie, currency,-and checks.
in like.
I Same time In
Sept. 16—Str. Ocean Queen,
Aspinwall—
Sept.
on
pay
38,520
21.727,792
25,587,186* 1865
imports of specie at this port during the past week have
as
done
$500,481
$57,568,173 }
mind that the business of New York
three different kinds of circulating medium, viz.
customers bear in
41,241,392
1872
1871
1870
been
our
now
25,000
Fine silver bars
Total for the week
Total since Jan. i,
Same time in
gold deposits
9,785
Previously reported
The
is
Sept. 20—Str. Europe, Havre—
37.000
gold coin...
Foreign silver coin
Sept. 20—Str. Rising Star,
34,214
Sept. 20—Str. City of Rich¬
mond. Liverpool—
1,401
acaiboUnited States
Let
7,586
Gold bars
Silver bars
Havana—
to receive currency or
all indebtedness in the same. Customers remitting
depositing checks or drafts will have their drafts paid by us
through the Clearing House.
Celtic, Liver¬
pool—
Sept. 18—Str. City of Havana,
Spanish doubloons (gold
value)
Sept. 19—Schr. Dreadnot, Mar¬
52,050
20—Str.
This Bank will continue
and to pay
or
pool—
Silver bars
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK.
10,000
ampton—
20,300
Silver bars (silver value;..
NOTICE.
Cliaranerico—
United States gold coin... $7,500
For San Jose, Guatemala—
Sept. 17—Str. Cuba, Liv’poOl—
Silver bars (silver value). ..$128,380
Silver ' ars (gold value)—
17,1-3S
Gold bars (gold value)
11,800
Sept.
18—Str.
Westphalia,
1869r..
[September 27,]873.
THE CHRONICLE.
410
No. 7 Wall utreet. New York.
.$673,144
wees
3,077,410
Previously roported
Total since January 1, 1873
Same time In
1872
$2.938,90S
1871
7,688.254
1870
(E/)c
$3,750,554
Same time in
1869
1868
$11,001,437
5,769,270
6.057,430
DIVIDENDS.
The
Northern Pacific Railroad.—We are indebted to Messrs.
Hassh r & Co., 7 v» all street, tor the following statement of the
lands owned by the Northern Pacific Railroad, a3 estimated from
data received by them from the office of the company:
Minnesota
acres. 3,225.600 | Pacific Coast
acres. 1 664.000
Dakota
5,120,0JO |
Total
10,009,600
Land owned in Minnesota is in the following counties :
St Louis
acres.
126,720 | Wadena
acres." 210,840
Carlton
312,560 | Otter Tail
426,240
Aitken
472,320 Becker
368,610
Morrison
138,240 | Clay
357.120
Crow Wing
91,720
184.320 Douglass
Todd
172.800 Wilkin
3.),000
Cass
334,080
Total
!
3,225,000
—The National Currency Bank, F. F. Thompson, President,
makes the announcement that it is ready to receive checks or
drafts, currency and gold in deposit, and pay out in like at the
option of customers, as the business of the city is now conducted
on the basis of checks, gold, or currency.
—Adrian H. Muller & Son, of No. 7 Pine street, announce that
beside their ngular weekly sales they will sell securities at
auction, at their own rooms, on any day that may be desired
providing they have twenty-four hours’ notice.
Bankers’ 0atcttc.
following Dividends have been declared during the past week :
FjKR
Company.
Cent.
7
United States Warehouse Co
When
P’aujle.
Books Closed.
Oct. 1.
Sept. 23 to Oct. 2
Friday, Sept. 28, 1873—6 P. M.
Tlie Money Market and
great
Financial situation.—Amidst the
confusion and excitement which has been prevalent in
financial circles since the date of our last report, and the occur¬
rence of important events crowding one upon
another in rapid
succession, it is snmswh.it dilficult to given review of the past
week which shall be at all satisfactory.
On Saturday morning, 20rli
exc.tement, in consequence of
inst., the markets opened with wild
the numerous suspensions of bunk¬
ing and brokerage firms on the previous day, and the closing of
the Union Trust Company and the National Bank of the Com¬
monwealth that (Saturday) morning.
The suspension of the
Trust Company was alleged to be caused by its inability to get
call loans paid in, or of realizing or borrowing on
in addition to its other troubles a defalcation of its
securities, but
Secretary, Mr.
tlie extent of about $500,000, and the
hands of \lr. E. B. Wesley as receiver,
who has not yet made a report, but promises a favorable one
soon.
Among the most important loans of the company was
one to tlie Lake Shore & M.. S. Railroad for $1,750,000, and which
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
falls due, we believe, in January next.
3
(The failure of the Commonwealth Bank was occasioned by
NEW ENGLAND SECURITIES SAFE & PROFITABLE.
permitting a banking firm to overdraw their account some
By the purchase of the First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold $200,000, and the bank has also gone into a receiver’s hands. If
tlie accounts be true, it appears that the depositors both in the
Bonds of the Vermont Division of the Portland & Ogdens- bank and Trust Company will be almost or wholly free from loss,
whenever the market becomes settled so that securities can be
burgh Railroad Trunk Line, a Ten Per Cent New England
Investment may, at present rate of gold, be secured
large sales of the past few months leave but a
to be
The verylimited amount
offered, and the rapid pushing of the road to completion
ensures an
early and
a
large advance
FAIRBANKS & CO., 311
on
their market value.
Broadway, New York.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO., 2 Milk St., Boston.
E. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO., St.
Johnsbury, Vt.
Financial
Agents.
Banking House
of Henri Clews & Co.J
32 Wall street. N. Y.
f
Deposit accounts of Mercantile firms and Individuals received ;
all facilities and accommodations
granted usual with City Banks ;
in addition thereto interest allowed
Bills of
Exchange drawn
on
on
all
daily balances.
England, Ireland, Scotland and the
Continent; Travelers’ and Mercantile Credits issued available
throughout the world,
Carleton, was discovered to
company was placed in tlie
sold at a fair price.
At the Stock Exchange
excitement
was so
high, and prices
declining so rapidly, that the Governing Committee met
alvmt 11 o’clock A.M.,and decided to close the Exchange imme¬
diately until further notice, which was accordingly done. This
was a coup d’etat, and at the time was considered by some mem¬
bers 1o be rather a high-handed proceeding, though under the
light of subsequent events, it has met the unqualified approval of
were
the whole business community.
The Secretary of the Treasury gave notice Saturday
that he would purchase $10,000,000 of five-twenties bonds
sealed proposals as usual, at par in
bonds were offered, and only $2,457,600
on
gold, but only
accepted.
morning
at jioon,
$2,672,6o0
Clearing-House Association met to hear the report of the
committee appointed tlie previous day to devise means for relief,
and adopted the following plan:
That in order to enable the banks of the Association to afford additional
assistance to the financial community, and also for the purpose of facilitating
the settlement of the exchanges between the banks, it is proposed that any
bank in the Clearing house Association may at its option deposit with h com¬
mittee of five persons, to be appointe t for that purpose, an amount or yns
receivable, or other securities, to be approved by said committee, whosnaii n
authorized to issue thereupon to said depositing bank certificate^<R
bearing interest at 8i ven per cent per annum, in denominatiuns <vf $o,uuu a
$10,600, such as may be desired, to an amount not in excess of 75 per cent
the securities in bills renewable so deposited; except th it when the f?ccu *
ties deposited shall consist of either United States stock or gold
'
cates, the certificates of deposit may be issued upon
of
of such securities.
These certificates may be used in settlement qi
The
“
THE CtfRONICLTi
September 27,1878.)
vpr 1
ihe
period not to extend beyond Noyembanks during that period daily in
as they bear to the aggregate amount of the debtor
Clearing-IImise. The interest which may accrue upon
at the Clearing-House for a
and they shall he received by creditor
-hnlrtiiccs
same
proportion
paid at the
tiie^e certificates shall, on November 1, or
redeemed be refunded and apportioned
balance
411
1872.
-1873.
1871.
Sept. 21.
Sept. 23.
Sept. 13.
Sept. 20.
Differences.
...
<0
Loans ancidis. $284..'>30,200 $278,421,700 Dec. $« 114.500 $280,845,300 $309.104,700
12,399.500
9,572.100
Specie
20,442 300 * 18,844,600 Dec. 1,507.700
27,008,100
30.30:.200
Circulation....
27,414,200 Iuc.
30.800
27,383.400
Net deposits.. 207,317,500 103,010,100 Dec. 0,277,400 201,127.800 237,127.400
58,428,300
44,467,000
Legal tenders.
30.717.200
34.307,000 Dec. 2,409,300
United States Bonds.—There have been no public transac¬
should the certificates be all
the banks which shall have
held them'during that rime.
The securities deposited with the Committee, as
nbovo named, shall be held by them as a special deposit, pledged for the
redemption of the certificates issued thereon.
The Committee shall tions in governments beyond the purchases at th# Treasury
exchange any portion of the said securities for
be authorized to
equal anvunt. of
others, to he approved by them, at the
request of the depositing bank, and shall have power to demand additional
§inc« Jan. 1.Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
security either by an exchange or an increased amount, at their discretion.
26.
19.
Highest.
12.
Lo*e*t.
The amount of certificates which this Committee may issue, as above, shall
nut exceed $10,000,000.
The banks shall report to the manager of the Clearing U. S. 6s, 5-20’s, 1865
94%
Sept. 17
95%
95%
House every morning at 10 A. M. the aim unit of certificates issued by
95
Sept. 10
95%
U^S. 6s, 5-20’s, 1867
95%
Jan. 81
them
This arrangement shall be binding upon the Clearing House U. S. 5s, 10-40’s
90%
90%
90%
That New 5s
12
Association when assented to by three-fourths of its members.
91
91%
I1
in order to accomplish the purposes set forth in this agreement the
State and Railroad Bondi.—Nothing
legal tender belonging to the associated banks shall be considered
i| do*4^ in State
and treated as a common fund, held for mutual aid and protection, and
bonds, and in railroad bonds there have enl j b#f« » te-* transac¬
the Committee appointed shall have power to equalize the same by assessment
or otherwise, at their discretion.
For this purpose a statement shall be made tions in private hands for cash, and no quot^tionf can be made
to the Committee of the condition of such bank on the morning of every day,
which furnish a criterion for purchasing.
Among the irregular
before the opening of business, which shall be sent with the exchanges to the
prices
which
have
been
made
during
the
week
the following are
manager of the Clearing-House, specifying the following items :
“1. Loans and discounts.
2. Amount of loan certificates. 3. Amount of reported to us, viz.:
United States certificates of deposit and legal tender notes. 4. Amount of Canada Sonth’n 1st 7s, gold... 72 -73 North. Pac. 1st m. gold 7 S-lOs 70
Central Pacific gold bonds..
depo-it deducting therefrom the amount of special gold deposits.
Central of Iowa 1st m. 7s, gold 00
sooner
among
an
...
“That the bank to which loan certificates may
to seven per cent interest, one-quarter of one
thisD.plan.
consequent upon carrying out“F.
be issued be charged, in addition
per cent to defray the expenses
Tappend President of
Clearing-House.”
This arrangement was substantially an agreement on the part
the banks to stand united, and to pool their legal tender
reserves, thus bringing up the weaker banks to a level with, the
to
olliers.
On Sunday President Grant and Secretary
the city, and after having various propositions
business men assembled at the Fifth Avenue
Richardson were in
from leading
Hotel, they
decided as an ultimatum to purchase Government bonds to a
large amount, as fast as they were offered on private sale at the
Sub-Treasury in this city, but not higher than par in gold.
There was rather a gloomy feeling on Monday morning in
consequence of the determination of the Government to issue no
greenbacks for the relief of the banks, except by purchase of
bonds as above stated.
But as the day wore on it was found that
$3,339,150 had been paid out in legal tenders for bonds issued, in
addition to $5,785,000 for legal tender certificates presented, and
that all the bank clearings had been made regularly, as well as
the gold clearings for Friday’s and Saturday’s transactions, and
this gave a more hopeful feeling at the close of business.
Kansas Pac. 7s, extension, gld 87
do
0s, gld, Feb it A tig 70
N. Y. & Os. Mid. 1st 7s, g 'Id.. 67%-75
Ind., 13. & W Ext. 1st m. gld 7s .. -82
dies. & Ohio 1st ni. gold Os
-81
Sept. Sept.
23.
22.
do
Income 10a
Bur., C. R. <fc Minn., 7b, gold..
ST
;ept.
25.
Se^t
68 Tenn., old
68 Tenn., new
68 N. Car., old....
6s N. Car., new...
6s Virg., old
do
consolid.
do
deferred.
6sS.C., J. & J....
6s Missouri
Cent. Pac., gold..
Un. Pac., 1st
do
L’d Gr’t
do
Income.
Erie 1st M. 7s
N. J. Cen. 1st 7s..
Ft Wayne 1st 7s.
Rock isld 1st 7s...
l,have
been;
-Since Jan. 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
77% Apr. 18
78)$ Apr. 16
26
16
June 18
July 28
43)4 June
88
Stock Exchange
closed.
6
86
86
Met. 19
Met. 17
34)4 Jan. 30
18
4
Jan.
Feb. 7
49
56* Mch. 17
15* Jan. 2
23
Jan. 20
97
June 28
51
Sept.
10)4 June
14
Sept.
85
S pt.
80
Sept.
1!
26
S
18
19 104)4 Feb. 10
73
19
Sept
67)4 J une
50
Sept.
101
102
Jan.
Mch.
102)4 Jan.
100
Jan.
89
Feb.
80
Jan.
4
6
Tan.
6
8314
104)6
107)4
109)6
106)4
Sept. 1
Ju y l
Apr. '
June 17
Stocks,—The Stock Exchange
is closed and its members forbidden to deal in stocks on the
street.
The small transactions going on for cash take place
Railroad and Miscellaneous
irregular.
There is
among private parties, and- quotations are
little more to be said than to refer to the following closing prices
which have been made from the dealings on street corners among
Tuesday the better feeling was maintained, and affairs
smoothly till after 2 o’clock, when the suspension of Henry
Asked.
Clews & Co., who had thus far stood the storm, renewed the
Bid.
Bid. Asked.
28%
27%
88
87
|
Milwaukee
St
&
.Paul.
depression, and made the day close gloomily. The Assistant
29
30
70 1 Pacific Mail
69
Lake Shore.
Treasurer purchased $3,205,200 of five twenties, and redeemed
48
49
85 1 Erie
83
26%
42 | Ohio & Mississippi.;.. 25%
$1,322,000 of legal tender certificates.
41
22
18
105
On Wednesday morning the suspension of Howes & Macy, a
107 1 Union Pacific
21
55
56 I C., C. & Ind. Central... 20
very conservative banking house with numerous country cor
41 |
40
*
respondents, was announced, and naturally added to the want of
'The entire range from Jan. 1, 1872, to Sept. 20, 1873, was as
confidence prevailing among depositors.
follows :
The Clearing House Association held an important meeting,
-Whole year 1872.Jan. 1 to date 1873.—
Lowest
and as the first $10,090,000 of their certificates had been issued
Lowest.
Highest.
[
Highest.
Nov. 11 101% Apr. 2
89
Sept. 20 106% Feb.
decided to issue $10,000,000 more. They also resolved to pur¬ N. Y. Cen. & Hud. R... 89
99
Sept. 19*140
Apr. 1 107% Feb. 12 130 Apr. 25
chase and get together, if possible, $10,000,000 of Government Harlem
Feb. 5 75% May 20
Erie...
53
Sept. 19 69% Feb. 4 30
bonds, and present them at one time for purchase at the Sub
do pref
06 Sepr. 18 82 Feb. 4 60 Mch. 2 87 May 20
7'»% Sept. 20 97% Feb 15 83% Nov. 11 98% Mch. : 0
Treasury to have more effect than the payments of legal tenders Lake Shore
2 64 Nov. 11 80% Apr, 4
Wabash
38% Sept. 19 75% Jan.
in small amounts; and further resolved to expel any member
Northwest
40
Sept. 20 85 Feb. 4 66% Jan. 5 230 Nov. 23
of the association which declined to participate fully in the plans
0
do
Sept.20; 91 Feb. 8 83% Nov. 11 102 Nov. 25
pref
Rock Island
80
Sept. 20 117% Mch. 11 101 Nov. 11 118% Apr. 2
adopted.
Nov. 11 64% Apr.
1
30
Sept. 191 62% Apr. 21 51
On Thursday the most unfavorable feature was the cessation St. Paul
Jan. 20
57% Sept. 19 79% Jan. 24 72% Nov. 11 83
do
pref
of bond purchases by the Treasury for the reason that the - limit Atlantic & Pacific
pref. 18 July 1 38% Jan. 29
40
Nov. 11 5i% Apr. i
assigned to the Assistant Treasurer had been reached, he having Ohio & Mississippi.... 26% Sept. 20 49% Jan.
4 113% Jan. 15
98
Oct.
90
8 106% June
paid out in all (for bonds purchased and certificates redeemed) Central of New Jersey. 2 Apr.
2 11% May 18
3%
Jan.
June
3
Feb.
10%
Boston,
Hartf. & Erie.
over $24,000,000 of currency.
91
Dec. 13 112% Mch. 16
The gold sale advertised for that Del., Lack.
106
June
86
20
Sept.
& Western.
Nov. 11 59% Jan. 17
28
Sept. 19 52% Feb.
Hannibal & St. Jo
19
day was postponed.
44
Sep. 18 71% Jan. 19
do
do
pref. 33 Sept. 19 71% Jan.
To-day (Friday) there -is a quiet but heavy feeling among
28% Jan. 5 42 Apr. 1
Union Pacific'
16 Sept. 19 39% Jan.
financial men; the banks have issued their
ull $20,000,000 Col., Chic. & I. C
19%_Jan. 5 42% May 21
19 Sept. 20 43% Feb.
2 148% Oct. 26
72
Jan.
of certificates, and the opinion is much more general and decided Panama
84 Sept. 19 130 Jan.
67% Sep. 18 82)4 Dec. 23
than we have ever seen it before, that the Treasury shonld now West. Un. Telegraph.. 54% Sept. 20 94% Feb.
25% Jan. 13 49% Dec. 6
Quicksilver
25 Sept. 18 46% Jan.
use its $44,000,000 reserve of legal tenders, and immediately re¬
Oct. 21
30
Jan. 13 59
do
pref
80 Sept. 18; 57
Feb.
sume the purchase of five-twenties.
53% Jan. 2 103% Oct. 22
The dispatches this after¬ Pacific Mail
31
Sept. 20| 76% Feb.
8^% Sep. 18 99% May 20
noon
from Washington, stating that the Secretary of the Adams Express.
85% Sept, ID; 100% Jan.
6 80% May 24
59
Jan.
American Express
20
59 Sept.
70% Jan.
Treasury will do nothing farther, have had a depressing effect.
60% Jan. 11 88% July 6
Sept. 20} 82 ’ Jan.
United States Express. 51
4 95
There is no quotation for money, though a difference of 2@3
May 21
56% Jan.
70 Sept. 18; 86 Jan.
Wells, Fargo & Co
6 107
Oct. 23
Jan.
76
70 Sept. 191110 May
per cent is noticed in quotations for stocks or merchandise, Canton
40 Sept. 20} 58% Apr. 23
between sales payable in “currency” and “ certified checks,” the Consolidated Coal
20 Jan. 13] 28 ~ MTch. 17j
hanks in this city, as well as in numerous other places through¬ Maryland Coal
The latest railroad earnings reported are as follows:
out the country, having determined to pay only small checks in
Latest earnings reported.
* Jan.l to latest date
1872.
1873.
1872.
legal tenders, and to give certified checks for all large sums.
1873.
Roads.
Cable dispatches from London on Thursday reported that the Atlantic & Gt. West. 2d week of Sept. $147,615 $116,842 $3,629,346 $3,463,455
25,025
882,454
733,446
26.541
bank rate had been raised to 4 per cent from 3 the previous Atlantic & Pacific... 1st week of sept.
24,002
711,903
631,320
Bur.,C. Rap.& Minn. 1st week of Sept.
33,129
figure, the loss of bullion for the week being £376,000, most of it Central Pacific
Month of Aug. 1,258,500 1,271,629 8.791,053 8,052,7t5
316,295 9,594.199 8,515,368
shipped to New York, To-day the latest London telegram is as Chic. & Northwest. 3d week of Sept. 352,344
On
went
:1
Union Pacific 1st m. bonds
Land Grant 7s..
do
Closing prices daily,and the range since Jan.
Sept.
20.
;f
.
.
.
,
■\
.
i
...
‘
‘
,
follows:
London, Sept. 26—4:30 P. M.—American
cited. with
a
securities are ex¬
There is
large business doing at wide fluctuations.
much uneasiness in the market.
United States five-twenty bonds,
1865s, old, 94f; 1867s, 95 ; ten-forties, 90|; new fives, 91;
£428,000
in sovereigns, and £51,000 in gold bars were drawn from the
Bank of England to-day for shipment to America.
The last weekly Clearing House statement of New York
rendered Sept. 20, showed a further decrease
$1,695,050 in the reserves, leaving the deficiency $3,211,075.
city banks,
of
The
total
liabilities
stood
at
$225,454,300,
and
the total
at
$53,152,500.
The following table shows the changes from previous
and a comparison with 1373 and 1371;
reserves
week
Erie
Illinois Central
....
2d week of Sept.
Month of Aug.
Ihdianap., Bl. & W.. 2d week of Sept.
Kansas Pacific
1st week of Sept.
Lake Sh. & Mich. S. 3d week of Sept.
Marietta & Cin
Month of Aug.
Michigan Central... 1st week of Sept.
Milwaukee & St. P.. 3d week of Sept.
Mobile & Ohio
Month of Aug.
Ohio & Mississippi..
Pacific of Missouri..
St. L., Kans. C. & N.
St. Louis & Iron Mt.
St. L., Alton & T. H.
do
branches.
Month of Aug.
1st week of Sept.
2d week of Sept.
2d week of Sept.
2d week of Sept.
2d week of Sept.
2d week of Sept.
& War... 3d week of Sept.
St. L. & Southeast..
Tol..Peor,
Tub,
W«8t-, aa Wfitk Of Sept,
526,778
748,634
37.321
73,229
351,305
173,469
151.955
268,950
202,605
301,998
88,843
76,8-18
62,840
27,857
13,415
29,248
37,813
143,630
473,324 13,591,042 13,046,279
783,255 5,173,599 5,0 5.738
30,596 1.051,603
929,064
85,660 2,375,898 2,408,557
382 209
14,027.979 12,243,925
1,430,610
147.956
198,922
4,981.963
1 217,002
4,489,447
6,020,54 5
4 523,400
900,756
1,750.254
294,243
2,381,175
1.690.508
2.134,578
71,611
54,828
51,885
31.311
8,351
2,410.733
162,521
21,394
1,883,068
1,653,197
2,267,039
1,914,541
1,530.384
986,947
949,480
423,246
885,050
333,386
34.076
147,9?8 4,219,633 4,144,664
V
\
Monday the gold room was closed hy
general consent, and the price fixed at 112 as a basis for settle¬
ments, and on loans 7 per cent as the rate for carrying. All the
clearings for Friday and Saturday’s business wrere effected through
the Gold Exchange* Bank on Monday, and the gold room opened
again Tuesday. There was no special excitement in the market
till to-day, when a sharp turn was given to loans, and borrowers
were compelled to pay the following rates for use: 1-32,1-16,^,
i and i per cent. At the close 3 per cent was paid for carrying.
With this movement the price also advanced about 24 per cent,
closing at 114. Customs receipts of the week have been §2,039,000
The Treasury sale on Thursday was postponed.
The following table will show the course of the gold premium
each day of the past week:
The
The Gold Market.—On
*
Quotations.
Open- Low- High- Clos,
in",
est.
est.
in".
Total
Balances.
,
Clearings.
Gold.
*
Currency.
Saturday, Sept. 20.... 111% 111% 112% 111% $92,000,000 $1,198,965 $1,391,029
(The Gold Exchange was closed, and 112 was the rate
22
Monday,
fixed
23... .112
24... .112%
25... .111%
20
1H%
Tuesday,
Wednesday,'
Thursday, ‘
Friday,
*
...■
111% 112%
111% 112%
111% 111%
111% 114%
basis for settlements.
112%
17,025,000
440,000
23.301,000
575,513
111%
897.260
23,273,000
111%
114
25,214,000
1,357,339
as a
530,185
079,274
1,142,029
1,032,878
114% 114
$186,503,000 $1,357,339 $1,632,878
113% 111% 396,951,000 1,540,710 1,856,717
119% 114
Current week
Ill* 111%
Previous week
111% 111
Jan. 1,4873, to date.. .112% 110%
Forelgu Eaccliange.—One of the most unfavorable
tbe whole financial situation is the deadlock in
stances in
circum
foreign
Bankers have not been able to sell their bills, and
commercial bilb themselves, thus put¬
ting » stop to tbe negotiation of exchange and shipments of
produce. To-day the movement of the gold market added
another unfavorable element, and exchange was greatly depressed.
Prime bankers’ GO days’ sterling being reported as sold down to
103, sight at 104, and cable transfers at 104(5)105
exchange.
therefore could not buy
The transactions for the week at the Custom House and Sub-
Treasury have been
as
follows:
-Sub-Treasury. -
Custom
House
“
“
“
“
Receipts.
Gold.
Receipts.
$393,000 $1,048,686
369,000
493,927
506,932
441,000
414,447
218,000
245,000
622,578
373,051
373,000
Sept. 20
“
22....
23....
24....
25....
26....
-Payments.
Gold.
Currency.
$293,839 79
252,646 32
165,136 72
05
32
36
528,171 34
251,185 30
66
Currency
$406,288 00 $5,050,518 16
216.504 43 10,197,735 33
97,613 22 4,989,719 46
2,252,412 51 3,800,044 75
764.505 60 1,417.734 54
185,725 CO 1,272,193 07
831,817 80
74
59
Total
$2,039,000
Balance, Sept. 19... $52,391,767 21
Balance, Sept. 26... $51 92S,342 14
Loans and
Discounts.
Legal
Net
.
..
....
Bowery National...
New \ ork Co. Nat.
German American.
Dry Goods
Total
•
Same
The
3tXl,(XX)
763 (HXl
4.2(H)
400,000
350,(XX1
1,055,500
1,074,200
1,030,500
21 6(H)
22.6' 4.4(0
1,586,(100
500,(X)0
5,(XX>,00u
8,(XX),00U
800, (X)U
l,5(Ki,( GC
500,( 00
1,000,000
500,(K'O
l,(!0f»,lM 0
250,0(0
2(H',(,00
2,00'',000
1,000,(CO
9,201,(XX)
1,521,0 (1
7,070.91 *0
4,628,8(X)
6,454,9; 0
1,264.(XX)
1,799,30(1
1,212,(00
1,144,300
5,489,3(0
2,250,0(0
13.7(0
2,(XX)
90,0(0
433,300
7'4,5((l
124.0(0
8,2(0
158.51 X)
175,81X1
18.9.100
165,400
2,019.4'»(!
2,(70,00!)
;■?)?,( x.to
907.6 0
471.600
1,303,900
297.0(H)
80,901)
175,700
815,0( 0
285,1(0
486,100
208,200
6.000
489,81 0
37,500
Circula¬
tion.
$838,800
9,700
857,100
52'.KX)
48(),rd>)
1.200
507,600
752,100
447.5(H)
4S3,(X>0
250,000
195,71 XI
2,7(H)
•
262,KXI
169,100
511/200
93%20('
8,140,400
900,(XHi
478,4(Xi
858.800
128,:50<l
r.j-oo
291,01)4
171,400
1,176.SOU
’132,400
3,0(0
311.400
7: 5,900
follows:
Specie"
Legal Tenders
•
tbe
returns
of
289,878,100
289,389,100
289,986,200
290,158,100
292,614,000
289,931,800
28S,883.(00
288,371,200
281,586,200
Sept. 20...
278,421,700
34.658,000
32,273,600
81,249,300
80.272,200
29.820,000
27,644,100
25.144.200
2-*.095,2(0
21,767,000
20,412,300
18,844,600
Banks,
as
Sept. 22, 1873:
Loans.
Boylston....
600,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,417,800
2,073,390
1,000,000
2.816.500
200.(XX)
654. 1UU
1,000,000
8(H) ,000
1,000,000
750,000
2,697.600
1,718,000
2,442.SOU
1.440.500
1/XX), 000
800,(XX)
800,000
400,000
Washington
First
Second (Granite)...
Security./
Union
Webster
,
t
t
,
7,300
174,400
112,900
200,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
900,000
2,457,900
3.12 ',600
2.129,700
471,300
41, (XX)
162/300
176.4(H)
31.41)6
58,400
137,700
8,800
313.500
227.300
16,8(0
lcO/'OQ
190.200
264,4uu
2.989.400
15,800
50,300
'
8.371.300
1,853,200
3,876,600
5.122.100 '
1.456,900
53,400
3,200
17,700
32,0'JU
4.972,900
i.973.700
5/246,100
3,031.900
;
1.953.400
4/235/00
3.414.100
4,3 5.100
901.800
2.484,400
500.000
500.0 X)
2,416,000
200
2,597,800
28,000
2,60)
798,70)
727.000
500,000
504.6(0
352.8(10
407 200
2.131.200
320,600
706,6(0
1.309,100
1,152.100
833,300
1,161,100
988,100
734,900
1,562,6(0
444,6(0
242.5(0
174.9(0
737.8(0
790.6r0
S4 4,4(0
396.4u()
530,6(0
973,4u0
749/00
917.100
r.o.400
739,.400
517,600
2,196,100
1,152,600
674,200
586,900
699,2(0
753.500
171.2(0
1,957,400
771,300
441,000
959,400
801.100
532.200
736,1. (0
1,244.800
79/,0(K)
4./0.7(H)
510,600
333,500
794.lull
762.700
715,000
741,200
1 566,500
8')« 900
2;> ‘-'.HO
l2l.u,;o
3i3,D(io
101.3(10
133,Opo
]33,0(io
211.5,0
• 2/200
17,100
3,000
356,000
638.100
894.700
691.800
600,4(jj
19.9.800
289/2oo
200/00
109,0(10
HUGO
14/200
14,MX'
179,900
47,100
2,50(1
200
19,7.0
.385,401)
1,531,400
550,100
349.9u(j
240.560
l30,5(jo
260,3ou
5SO,9,jo
4:,.0(';y
180.900
433, GO)
173,500
791,9(0
574,460
754,660
117/00
1,144,800
545,100
793,100
129.5(10
92,2(hj
46,700
15,SIX)
9,600
449,100
546,200
893,100
64 .5i ()
624.400
766.260
792,400
708.1(0
286.900
526.800
23,100
62.200
42, ICO
262,200
118,000
216/200
73,800
1,700
$446,700
1,668,500
696,4(0
139,3(0
3,000,000
1,(XX),000
1,50(1,(XX)
2,’000,’ (XX)
200,(XX)
1,(KX),000
1,500,000
Revere
.
Monday
on
1,128.41X)
51.700
26.5(0
10.100
59.900
7.500
41 600
5,600
161,000
2,(XX),000
1,090,(XX)
1,(XX),000
1,500,000
1,000,(XX)
1,000,000
Hide & Leather
11.900
11/200
127,800
1,600 000
300,000
City
Eagle
Exchange
19,900
79,000
3,594.000
3,140.300
.489.40U
447,799,918
553,727.902
548.295,978
654,392,916
$539,700
120,400
263,700
147,100
124,(XX)
l/.01,700
1.232.400
6,804,500
2,OCX) ,000
1,500,000
431,024,238
419,501.644
Deposits. Circnla.
.
$104,500
2,266,500
1,661,000
l.OOO.OOU
Third
Bank of Commerce
Bank of N. America
B’k of Redemption.
Bank of Republic...
L.T. Notes
34.000
55.909
600,000
2.000.000
750,000
Tremont;
27,225,100
27,188/(X)
27,223,500
27,222,700
27,214,100
27,281,2(0
27,855,500
27,383,400
27,414,200
234,857,300
227.691.300
220.390,300
212,772,700
207,317.500
193,0-10,100
$27,200,
UN),400
8.806.900
2.258 600
1.612.100
510,300
2,479.400
462,657.563
527/'6f>,7 ]'>
517,225.952
465,712,373
420,9b9,7f 6
'27.281,500
237,123,100
Specie.
$1,611,400
3,167/200
1,000,000
1,000.000
Clearings.
478,571,863
27,276,200
27.291.S00
give a statement of the Boston
Capital
$750,000
1,5tX),000
1,500,000
1.0(H) .000
Massachusetts
Maverick
Merchants
Mount Vernon
New England
North
Old Boston
Shawmut
Shoe & Leather
State
Suffolk
Traders
232,369,400
returned to the Clearing House
Banks.
Atlantic
Atlas
Blackstonc
Boston
Broadway
Columbian
Continental
Kliot
Everett
Faneuil Hall
Freeman’s
Globe
Hamilton
Howard
Market
Aggregate
lafion.
23S.916.900
240.206 400
239,118,300
238,340,900
49.002,300
47,510,100
45,532.400
44,729,300
38,679,900
36,717,200
31.807.9U0
Boston Banks.—Below we
National
1.336,100
130,6(0
767.400
956.800
513.500
491,000
706,000
1.659.300
327,200
300.(00
150,()(0
65.000
239,900
,
807,300
17.H17.100
7,4(X).(KX)
1,199,'H 0
6,161,400
4,893.(XX)
5,754.01 0
8G7,7(X)
51X1.700
,
.
.
Increase.
-
Legal Tenders....
July 7
July 11
July 21
July 28
Aug. 4
S
;»t. 1
Sept. 8
Sept, lr,
S pt. 22
Loans.
Specie.
120,163,900
121,306.700
122,947.000
124,173.700
121,088,SOU
1,156 600
123,620,900
1,333.000
l,53fi,( 00
1,312,400
1,150,200
1,042.800
T,121.5(H)
1,006,300
1,23,8,500
1,64 2,900
Monday, Sept. 22, 1873
Philadelphia
1,000,000
Penn
Vesterr.
Manufacturers’
Bank of Commerce
Girard
Tradesmen’s
Consolidation
500,00(1
400,000
Eighth.;....’...
Central
Bank of
260,000
2,000,000
810,(100
300,000
500,000
250,000
250,000
1,000.000
180,0! 0
4,535,300
1,802,700
are
as
Dec. $9,277,400
Inc.
80,800
25,682,400
41,335,390
,
*5.720, (XX'
3.881,000
5.929.100
2,839,(XX)
2,093,000
2,153.000
1,383.(00
1.132,120
1,252,695
1,619.5(50
2,1" 1.000
Specie.
$53,000
L. Tender
3.400
$1,146.(MK)
95 ',250
1,195.1X10
503,1 KM)
810,000
553,000
411,000
7.000
281 ,(HM)
297/MX)
56,600
3.000
3.092
7,176
426,517
381
213,174
603,000
3.976.1MI0
1,000,000
250,000
2.059,(XX)
702,000
2,875
455,000
113,000
$16,435,000 $53,109,410
$253,965
$12,432,254
Republic..
13.(Hi(l
57,980
31.300
11.0(H)
521 000
$893,261
Dec.
716,856
13.008
26,000
826.(XXI
2,000
370,000
126,(XHI
101,(XXI
281.000
931,(HXl
Date.
June 16
June. 23
June SO
July
July
July
July
7
11
21
28
Loans.
61.350.352
59,969 359
59,991,131
60.180.4li3
60,53,6, 96
60.382,903
Specie.
178,1-17
192.866
172.948
322,626
30.,0/Z
320.805
321,605
Aug. 4
59 996,713
59.923.H3
Aug. 11
59.787.5)1
306.251
Aug. 19
Aug. 25
59.535,280
59.714.370
59.317.093
‘236,302
910,215
Sept. 1
Sent. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
356,531
.
15,051.022
15,227,709
817,:xx)
3.416.(MX)
955,000
472,000
8(Mi,lXX)
180,(XX)
follows :
Dec.$i ,3441,752
Dec.
pa?
Deposits.
48.311,372
48/200,545
4.8,443,147
43.449,572
47,911,793
48,255,137
5S.251.22l
59,007.671
271,973
13,00.8,9X8
13.179.110
53,109,410
258,965
12,432,251
43,018^525
13/48.119
*>L1
Circulation
11,457,797
11,458,850
49,656,368
4 8.7 58.5! 3
208.58 l
205.790
13,891,000
237,1 id
560.(XX)
$43,013,525 $11,473,813
46,993,521
46.7.85,217
45.395.053
4;>,089 892
41.697,137
44.363.277
14.576,957
14,084,671
355.SS7
209,895
450,(XX)
34 2, (XX)
797,(XX)
261,373
135,(XX)
219,350
of weeks
11.819/282
17*1 .000
270, (XX)
l'O.lXXI
;
15,214.558
15.267,087
14.513,757
11,3S9<493
175,200
542,868
199,36: >
596,0(0
.38 3. (XX)
previous week are as
Legal Tender.
15.250.8! t
22?.950
213.985
1,133.673
Circulation..'.
The followin g are the totals for a series
209,(00
2,464,000
1,467.000
2.971.0(H)
297,000
Deposits
1,(MX',(XX)
622/CO
458,(X 0
II3,(XXI
859,014
366.177
318,301
16,641
799.0(H)
2,531,7 SI
4,682.(XX)
1,131.000
1,370,<XK)
1,976,000
1,259.0) 0
367.333
818,255
1,621,018
560,413
J2.89/ 32
The deviations from tlie returns of
Dec.
Dec.
Deposits.Circulat’n.
$1.388,(XX) $1.(XXI,(X)0
2,571,000
1,14(1,000
650,329
846,(MX1
11,000
.
1,067.702
235.000
750,000
Secuiity
Total
Loans.
717.347
Loans
917.4 0
10.011,300
9,016,300
3,418,000
3,733.000
1,525,(MX)
1,182,483
1.419,615
762,650
2,744,(XX)
1,794 .(MX!
3,957.000
1,130.935
619, (XX)
661.000
1,011.(XX)
Specie
Legal TenderNot.es.
266/00
10,530,600
1",671,900
10.738/200
>
250.000
610.0(0
893,500
225’(Xu i
11.035.900
10,955,600
10.738,100
Deposits. Circulation.
49,101,100
25.550, lift
50,106,8(H)
25, :7('..TO
25,187.700
51,284.600
25.921,100
51,109. c('()
25.577/200
50,171,500
25.538.100
59,189.800
50,372,300
25,5rX).C00
25,4 5.1(0
48,953.100
25.457.400
43,429,500
4 S ,202,4 00
25,451,4(H)
25,4 0, 00
48,742,500
25,544,500
48,169,300
25,611.51X1
45,928,300
1,000.000
2(M 1.000
3(H),000
400,000
300,000
500,000
500,000
1,000,000
300,000
150,WO
250,(00
275,000
317,(X)0
782/200
1.026.01 U
Legal Tender.
11,1«3.(>0()
11,738,000
11.26 7,601)
11/271,000
11,145.500
Total net
North America
Farmers and Much.
Commercial
Mechanics’
Bank N. Liberties.
Southwark
Kensington
Seveiitn
2,930.300
1,44(1.0(0
2,277,6(H)
series of weeks past
a
:
Capital.
$1,500,000
Banks.
SIMUX'O
223,500
939,700
1,935,100
2,422,500
122,1"3/H)0
488,600
3(16,500
71 <M!i)
Philadelphia Banks.. —Tlie following is the average con¬
dition of the Philadelphia National Banks fer tlie week ending
Corn Exchange....
Union
First
Third
Sixtli
860.(XX)
Increase.
597,7/0
123,617,100
123,141.700
123,976,500
123,200,800
123,117,000
121,063/ 00
123.523,801)
Aug. 11
Aug. 18
Aug. 25.
Decrease.$1,593,000
(MienLitlon
401.100
The followin g are the totals for
Date.
June 23
June, 30...
follows:
are as
Deposits
Decrease.$1,415,800
(titir
901,500
633,500
The deviations from last week’s returns
Loans
Soeeie
Commonwealth....
G5(;.3(X)
previous week'
Dec. $6,1 .‘4,500/Not Denosits.
*DPC*
*r'’V,4’rm
I Net Deposits.
1,597.7001 Circulation
Dec. 2,409.3001
.Dec.
288,174,500
5,i (X)
5S4/OC
230,400
4,11X1
last week.
deviations from
286.905.800
July 12...
July 19...
July 26...
Aug'2....
Aug. 9...
Aug, 16...
Aug. 23...
Aug. 30...
Sept. 6...
Sept. 13...
775,91X1
$34,120,200 $2:8,421,700 $13,844,COO $34,307,900 $198,010,100 $27,414,200
as
43,168,000
43,329,900
48,872.500
49,957,000
50,038,500
33,551.400
July 5....
Circu-
Deposits.
Total
$49,350,000 $122,108,000 $'.,642,900 $8,418,600 $44,335,300 $25,682,100
The total amount “due to other Banks.” as per statement of Sept. 22, is $17,1^6,910.
Tenders. Deposits.
Capital.
Specie.
$3.eou,0 C $11.787,600 $1,759,(XX) $1,189,890 $10,590,000
480,90
621.9(X)
6.079 300
2,051 l.OOC
3,,05.7' 0
Bes.rxx)
7:50.0(8)
S,(H)!,‘-00
3,000,000
5,3(18,500
566.80.)
35S,1(X)
5.653,700
2.000,<>00
8.161,100
Union
642.4(H)
2,9 (7.(XX)
362,SIX)
1,500.000
4,821,81X1
America
7,697.500 1,320.1(H)
936,300
3,000,000
5.231,800
4
1
PhccnLx
3.870.5iXI
l.(XK)
IS),3(H)
2.1 1,800
1,800,000
611 .(XXI
17 3,(MX)
4,6*4.300
1,000.000
2,858.300
City
Tradesmen’s
3,058,000
112,7(0
512,7(8)
1,000.000
1,627.800
Fulton
600.000
194,200
3l3,3( 0
1.857,600
1.119, (XX)
r.84 900
Chemical
300.000
6.7 >1,200
412,500
4,27s,500
Merchants’ Exch’ge.
63,500
Ilh'.Sl 0
1,235.000
3.238,100
2.811,5(H)
4 5 ■>,800
355.1(0
Gallatin, National..
1,500,000
3,711,700
1,894 .(XX)
32.900
B u t ch ers ’& Drovers ’
8iX).0O0
2,558,100
411,r(x)
1,769 900
Mechanics*; i raders
GDO.OoO
390,0(0
1.800,800
18,500
l,2'4,3i 0
Greenwich
2W.0O0
1,011.100
23',500
1,085.6(H)
Leather Manuf
600.000
2,955.30C
305,6(0
510,200
2,451,2(0
Seventh Ward
81.100
5<K),000
207,700
(’OO.MH)
1.203,4(X)
•1 .'.'(’0.700
State of N. York..
2,(KHUXN>
355,600
559.5(H)
2,974,500
American Exch’ge.
965.1 XX)
6S1,400
r>,ooo,<xx>
10.259,800
5,04s,800
Commerce
823,600
10,000,(X‘0
1,512,(XX)
6.531,80 1
20,672,(XX)
Broadway
49.1(H)
1.000,(XX>
4,932,800
2,976. ILK)
1,1X12,800
142.1X0
Mercantile
"77,100
1,000.(100
4,08 0.000
3,467,50-0
Pacific
237.5(H)
422,700
2,004,31X1
15,1(0
1.550.800
853.1X0
4,951,40.1
100,(XX)
2,722,100
Republic
2,(XX),(XXI
Chatham
226.800
305. (XK)
450,(XXI
2,! 82,91X1
2,0)4.200
6,500
1,592.71X1
137,500
412,500
1.316,(XX)
People’s
North America
3.578.4(XJ
2(0,400
1.000,000
181,700
2,958.700
Hanover
215.00 (
378.300
1.(M>,0(0
3,151,700
2,257,900
5i 0,000
41.(hi)
:',862,( (0
506,000
Irving
2.195,(XX)
10.771.200
599,100
Metropolitan
4,0(0,COO
i.oii.o o
5.5(15,400
Citizens
40( ,0(0
1.438.61 0
29.2C0
300,240
1,266,700
Nassau
l/'Ol'.OCO
2.013,100
127.0(0
42,8(0
1,986,900
Market
1,000,Of 0
2.876/00
188,200
S2S,u:)0
1.745,900
St. Nicholas
1 ,(HX),lX>0
877.900
2,272,900
62,8(0
330,400
Shoe and Leather..
1,000,1 00
3,604,500
272,100
356,700
2,0! 9,000
Corn Exchange
1 ,(00,0(0
2.794 800
79.500
391,(XXI
1,433,300
Continental
4 \900
2.583,200
2,000,0(0
293,0(’0
1,086,200
Commonwealth*....
750,000
15,80(1.
1,919,5(X)
476,60(1
1,692,506
Oriental
(5.000
300,000
1,4 32.000
198.4(H)
1,1X12,6<X>
Marine;
4(H).(XX>
2,117,71X1
178,600
868,3( 0
1,752,3(H)
1,500,000
Importers’* Trad’rs
12.7 53.01X1
501,201
2.617,800
11,718.200
Park
a.o'xi.iKxi
16,321,000
l,095,:nx)
2,873.700
is, r.opuo
Mech. Bank’gAsso.
rxx'.ooi
1,395,7(1(1
7.5,7(X)
192,500
1,081,(XX)
Grocers’
North River
East River
Manufact’rs’* Mer.
Fourtli National....
Central National...
Second National...,
Ninth National
F lrst National
Third National.....
N.Y.National Exch..
Tenth National
Legal
'lenders.
Specie.
Loans.
$29,315,714 78
$4,880,506 66
City Hank*.—The following statement shows
the condition of the Associated Banks of New York City for the
week ending at the commencement of business on Sept,. 20, 187)1:
Banks.
New York
Manhattan Co
Merchants’
Mechanics’
following are the totals for a series of weeks past
Commonwealth
Central.’
Manufacturers
York
New
[September 27, 1873.
THE CHRONICLE.
4L2
10,277.248
11.131,143
:
11,416,182
11,153.845
11,441,987
11.411,760
11.416.481
11 436,478
11,150,374
11.454,680
11,440,920
11.176.794
11,473,813
413
THE CHRONICLE.1
September 27, 1S73.J
QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS IN NEW YOKK.
prices below are for Friday, Sept. 19—tl»e last day on wliicli business was transacted
Stock Exchange.
Informal quotations are given on a previous page.
f^T TIio
Bid. Ask
SKCUKITIXB.
previously.)
Bonds.
State
Tennessee 6s, old
do
do new
Xlbany A Susqh’a, 1st bonds .
2d
do
do
do
do
3d
do
d*" ..
Mich. Cent., 1st M. 8a, 1882
do
Consol. Is, 1902.... Ill
Chic., Bur. A Q. 8 p. c. 1st M...
Virginia 6s, old
new bonds
consol, bonds
deferred do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Georgia «s
•••••••
North Carolina 6s. old
do
do to N. C. It.IJ.coup
do
do ex coup...
do
do
do
do
do
dO
do
Funding Act, 180(1
Land C, 1889* J & J
Laud C.18S9, A A ()
do
do
Jo
do
do
do
do
do 7s
Missour Bs
d
Han. A St.
of 1888.
Joseph.
Asylum bonds.,—
io
Louisiana6s
do
do new bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
do new
floating debt.
7s, Penitentiary
6s, levee bonds
8s
do
8s
do
1875..
,
Of 1910.
8s
California 7s
do
Ts, large bonds
UK1
Connecticut 6s
iuo
Rhode Island 6s
Alabama 5s, 1833
do
do, 1886
do
8s, ls86
do
8b Mont & Euf’la Ii..
do
8s \lab. & Chat. It..
do
Ss
of 1592..
Del., Lack. A Western, 1st
10'J
Kentucky 6s
Illinois 6s coupon,’77
do
do
1879
do
War Loan
Indiana 5s
.;
—
Michigan 6s, 1878
do
6s, 1883
do
7s, 1878...
10IX
do
do
(10
6s, Canal, 1873
1874
6s, do
1875
6s, do
1877
6s, do
1878..
6s, do
do
do
do
do
do
do¬
do
con
,
do
106
....
•
•
•.
..
.•.
...
1874
1875
do
5s,
5s,
6s,
,
.
.....
dogldlSS7......
...
Itailroad Stocks,
(Not previously quoted.)
Albany & Susquehanna..
Chicago A Alton
do
do
pref
Chic. Bur & Quincy
Clev., Col., Cin. & Indianap ..
Cleve. & Pittsburg, guar
90
„
U'U)’Xr’iie *
30
ClLV
.'SIOUX
5 2%
Harlem pret.
Illinois Central
Joliet & Chicago
Long Island
Marietta* Cin., 1st preferred
do
do
2d pref
Michigan Central
75X
Morris* Essex
91
Mo., Kansas A T
Mew Jersey Southern
N. Y., New Haven A Hartford
N.Y., Proy. A Bost (Stoniugt.)
Ohio A Mississippi, preterred.
Pitts., Ft W. A Chic., guar..
do
do
special..
UensBelaer A
103
Saratoga
Home, Watertown A Ogdens..
St. Louis, Alton A T. Haute...
do
do *
pref.
St. Louis A Iron Mountain.,,.
St. L., Kan. C. A Northern pret'
Toledo, Peoria A Wa:saw
Toledo. Wab. A Western, pret.
Miscellaneous Stocks
American Coal
Boston WaterPower
Cumberland Coal and Iron
N. J. Land Improvement Co..
..
...
55
Pennsylvania Coal
Soring Mountain Coal
pref
Trustees Certif
Land Mining Co...
do
no
,
do
,
ss
1887
6s, real estate...
68, subscription.
78.1876
7s, conv. 1876
1880
83
95
101
:cu
:0UK
95
81
96
90
Michigan Air Line, 8s
iMoaticello A P. Jervis7s,gold
85
107''
.
8s
.
Augusta, Ga.,7s, bonds
Charleston stock6s.......
Charleston, S. C.,7s, F.L.bds...
Columbia, S. C., 6s..
Columbus, Ga., 7s, bonds
....
6s
95" Lynchburg
Macon 7s, bonds. ;
90
Memphis old bonds, 6s
85
36
do
new bonds,6s
do
end.,M. A C.R.R....
Mobile 5s
8s.
86
60
Nashville 6s, old
do
Os, new—
80
New Orleans 5s
•10
94
85
70
35
75
77 X
88
85
80
90
90
85
78, income
iMo., Kan. A Texas 7s.gold —
l6i)* ! Mo. K.,
Ft., S. A Gulf, stock...
88X
do
do
1st. M, IDs
I
do
do
2d M.,108
six N. J. Midland 1st 7s, gold.guar
90
83X
ii"
so
70
95
80
95
do
2d 7s guar
N. Y. A Osw. Mid.'1st 7s, gold.
do
do
2d 7s, conv.
New York A Boston 7s. gold..
N. Haven, Middiet. A W. 7s....
Newbui g br’ch 7s, guar. Erie.
Omaha A Southwestern RK.S’s
Oregon A California7s,gold..
Oswego A Rome 7s, guar
Peoria. Pekin A 1.1st ni, gold
Pitts.. Cin. A St. L. 1st 7s
Port Huron A L M.Ts.gld.end.
do
do
7s, gold....
Peoria A Rock I. 7"s, gold —
lioekf’d.R 1.A St. L.lst7s,gld
Home A Watertown 7s
Rome, W. A Ogdcnsburg 7s...
Rondout A Oswego 7s.gold...
Sioux City A Pacific 6s
Southern Pacific. 6’s,gold
South Side (L. 1.) 7s
Steubenville A lndiana6s
“
“
2a 7s
Southern Minn, construe. Ss.
do
do 7s
St.Jo. AC.B1. st M.,10s
do
do
8 p. c..
St. Jo. A Den. C.8s,gold,W. T)
do
do
8s, gold, E. I)
Sandusky. Mans. A Newark 7s
St.Louis, Vandalia A T II. 1st
do
Wisconsin 7s, gold..,
118
85
30
30
do
West
3(J S„ do 86,.
80
[Montclair 1st 7s, gold,guar....
Pacific RR. of Mo., stock
do
100
do
ao
consol. 68
do
do
do
do
do
do
Norfolk 68.
bonds, 7s
ao
10s
to railroads,
6s
Petersburg 6s
Richmond 6s
Savannah 7s, old
do
7s, new
Wilmington, N.C.,6sgold
do
do
88 gold....
BAILHOAD8.
55
45
35
62
68
10
20
91
84
74
72
35
60
60
80
70
68
90
C-7X
Galveston,H. A II ,7s, gold,’71
do
98
99
no
European A North Am.6s.gld
do
2d
St. L. A So’easteru 1st 7s, gold
St. I... A St. Joseph.1st,6s, gld
Southern Central of N. Y..7s..
Tebo A NeosboTs, gold
Union A LogansportTs
Utah Central 6s, gold
Union Pac., >o. branch,6s, gld
Walkill Valley 1st 7s, gold
Atchison, Top. A S. Fe 7s gld.
Atchison & Nebraska 8 p. c....
Bur. A Mo. River, stock
do
do
Land M. 78..
dio
do
2d S., do 78..
crriKs.
....
9U H
90
do
Sinking Fund
Morris A Essex, convertibledo
construction
do
Winona A St. Peters 1st m
C. C. C. A lad’s 1st M, 7s. S. F
La Crosse A Mil. 8s, IstM
100*
Securities.
Ala. A Chatt.,lst,M, Ss, end...
Flint A Here M. 7s, Land Gr.. 92
Ala. A Tenn. R, 1st M.. 7s....
80
Fort W.. Jackson A Sag. 8s...
2d M.,7s
do
90
Grand R. A Ind. 7s, gold,guar. 107 X
Atlantic A Gulf consol
93 X 94*'
do
do 7s, plain.
do
end. Bavan’h
(io
101
Grand River Valley 8s
do
do
stock
92
do
X
do
do
Indianap., Bl. A W. 1st 7s, gld.
gnaran.
SO
2d 8s
do
do
Central Georgia, 1st M.,7s
94X Indianap.& Vincen. 1st 7s,guar SS
90
do
do
conROl.M. 7b
33
85
Iowa Falls A Sioux C. 1st 7s... SO
do
do
stock
87 X
Charlotte Col. A A.,1st m., 7s.
Indianapolis A St. Louis 7s
100
do
do
stock
j Jackson. Lansin - A Sag. 8s...
Kansas Pae. 7s, Extension, gld 91
91X Charleston* Savannah6s,end.
do
Savannah anu Char., 1st m.,7s.
7s, Land Gr., gld. 87 X
do
75" Cheraw and Darlington 7s
7s,
do new, gld 69
do
East Tenn. A Geoigla6s
6s, g’tl, Jtm ADec 79 X 32
80
79
do
.EastTenn.A Va.6s, end. Tenn
6s, do Feb A Aug
94
92
do
E. Tenn., Va A Ga., 1st M.t 7s..
7s, 1S76, Land Gr.
80
do
do
do
stock
7s, Leaven. Brtli. 73
72 X
36
do.
Incomes, No. 11.. 39
Georgia R. R., 7s
22
do
do
No 16.. 13
do
stock
10
11
do
Stork
Greenville A Col. 7s, guar
102
Kalamazoo A South II. Ss. guar
do
do
7s, certif..
iMacon A Brunswick end. 7s...
|Kal., Alleghan A G R.Ss.gunr 9 6*'
89
92*' Macon A Western stock
iKal. A White Pigeon 7s .. ..
95
Kansas City A Cameron 10s.
Macon and Augusta bonds... .
s;x I Kan. C., StI Jo. A C. B. 8 p. c
85
do
do
endorsed
83
77
stock
do
do
Lake Sup. A Miss. 1st 7’s,gld.
75
do
do
2d 7s
Memphis A Charleston, 1st 7s..
80
do
2d 7b..
do
Leav.. Atcli. A N. W. 7s, guar.
do
do
mock.
Leav Law. A Gal., stock
91
50*' Memphis A Ohio, 10s,
do
do
1st M., 10s..
90
do
do
66.....
Louisiana A Mo. Riv. 1st ni. 7s
92 X Memphis A Little R. 1st M
Logans., Craw. A S. W. 8s, gld.
i'sk
Tol..Peoria A Warsaw. E, I),
W. D.
do
do
83
da
Burl’n Div
do
no
do
2d M.
do
Consol. 7s
100
New York A N. Haven (is
Boston, 11. A Erie,1st mort. .
do
do
guaranteed
Cedar Falls A Minn. 1st M...
Bur., C. ! apids A Minn. 7s,gld
Rome A Watertown 1st M.,
Am Dock A I in. Co. 7.'36
West. Union Tel., 1st mort. 7s
Loin: Island RR 1st M. 7s...
Smithtown A Pt. Jeff. 1st M
90
St. Louis, Jack. A Chic. 1st M
South Side, L.I. 1st Mort. bds
Miscellaneous List.
Southern
.
.03
7s gold R. D
do
do 1st Mort. LaC.D
do
1st M. I.A M.l)
do
1st M. T. A D.
do
do
do
1st M. [.A I..
do
1st M. H. A D
do
do
1st M. C. A M
do
do
2d M
do
do
do
Marietta A Cin., 1st Mort
Chic. A Milwaukee 1st Mort..
Joliet A Chicago, 1st Mort...
Chic. A Gt. Eastern, 1st Mort.
Col., Chic. A Ind. C., 1st Mort
do
do
2d Mort
Arkansas Levee bonds 7s
Atchison A P. Pk,6s gold
Atlantic A Pacific L.G. 6’s gld
80
Portland A Og. (Vt. div.) 6sg.
9S" Montgomery 8s.
Evansville, Hen. A Nashv. 7s..
Elizabethtown A Padu.Ss eon
j Bin*.. C. R. A Mo. (M.div.)g.l?
Atlanta, Ga.,7s
97
90
38
85
90
90
90
:St. Louis AS. E. RR. con. m
(South Side of L. 1.1st m. ex.,
j
do 7 3-1(1 do
91
95
96
93
Evansville, T II A Chic 7s, gld
PacificR.of Mo. 1st, 68, gold ’S8
do
do 2d 7s, cur’y, ’91
Erie liP Mortgage Extended,
do
do
Endorsed..
do is, 2d do
100
1879
do 7s, 8d do
1883
do 78 4th do
93
Del. A Hudson Canal 1st M
Central 68,1883
do
do
58
“6*
87
99
65
95
95
95
Connecticut Western 1st 7s....
Chic. A Mich. Lake Shore 8s..
I)es Moines Valley 1st 8s
do
do Land Grant 8s
Dan., Urb., Bl. A P. 1st m 7 gld
Dutchess A Columbia 7s
Denver Pacific. 7s, gold
Denver A Rio Grande 7s. gold
Detroil. Lansing A Lake M. 8s
Evansville A Crawfordsv. 7s..
Erie A Pittsburgli 1st 7s
do
2d 7s
do
7s. equip....
Cin.,Lafayette A Chic. IstM.
pref.
95
Detroit, Hillsdale A In. RlLS’s
Pekin.Lincoln A Decatur IstM
lian. A Cent. Mi-sonri IstM..
UaHroail Bonds.
N.
six
U2X Lafayette, Bl’n A Miss. 1st M.
Mariposa Gold
do
do
85
68
—
Wilkcsbarre Coal
Canton Co
Delaware A Hudson Canal
Atlantic Mail Steamship
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
96
90
Chic., Danv. A Vincen's 7s, eld
pX Cleve., Mt. V. A Del. 7s, gold.
Connecticut Valley 7s, gold...
63
1UU
90
Spring. A Ill. S.E. HR. ImglTs
u
American Central 8s
J
Chi. A Southwestern liK.7’s..
Col. A Hock. V. 1st Ts, 3.1 yrs .
do
1st 7s. 10 yrs..
do
do
do
2d 7s, 20 yrs...
90
90
90
Tol., Wab. A W. mort. gld. 7s.
95
,
Chicago A Iowa R. 8’s.... |
M.
Quincy A Tol., 1st M., 1890...
ill. A So. Iowa. 1st Mort
Galena A Chtc.ago Extended
do
2d Moit...
Chic. K. Island A Pacific
Morris A Essex, 1st Mort
do
do
2d Mort
New Jersey Central, 1st M., n
do
do
2d Mort.
New Jersey Southern 1st in 7s
Pitts., Ft. W. A Chic., 1st M..
do
2d Mort.
do
do
3d Mort.
do
do
J 3 8 p. c. eq’t hdCleve. A Pitts., Consol, S. F’d
3d Mort
do
do
.Io
do
4th Mort
Chic. A Alton Sinking Fund,
do
do
1st Mortgage..
do
do
Income
Ohio A Miss., consol, sink. f..
do
Consolidated....
2d
do
do
Dub A Sioux C., 1st M...
do
do
2d div.
Peninsula 1st Mort., eonv
St. L. A Iron Mountain, 1st M.
do
2d M
do
Mil. A St. Pam 1st M. Ss P.I).
=
Bid. Ask
8KCUK1TIJR8.
L. Oik. Shore RR. 1st m. gld 7s
Texas A Pacific 6s, g
>
North. Pae. 1st 111. gold 7 3-10s
Chic., Dub. A Minn., 8s..
Peoria A Hannibal R. S’s.
do
do
2dM..
7s, conv.
do
do
tol. A Wab’h, 1st Mort. ext’d.
1st M. St L div
do
do
2d Mort
do
Equip. Bds
C ons. Convert.
do
Hannibal A Naples Ist M.. .
Great Western, 1st M.. 1888..
do
2d M. 1893..
Arkansas 6s, funded
do
7s, L. Ii. & Ft. S. iss.
do
78, Memphis & L. It.,
do
7s, L.R..P. B.AN.O.
do
7s, Miss. O. & Ii. Kiv.
do
7s Ark. Cent It
Texas, lCs, of 1876
Ohio 6s, 1875
do Cs, 1881
do 68, 1886
93
•
^^
...
Lake Shore Div. bonds
Lake Shore con. coup.bonds.
do
Con. reg. bonds...
Pacific R. 7s, guart’d by Mo...
Central Pacific gold Bonds....
State Ail bds.
do
Western Pacific bonds
Union Pacific 1st M’geBonds,
Land Grant, 7s..
do
do
Income 10s
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875...
Bellev’le A S.llls. K. IstM. 8’s.
Alton A T. II., 1st M
do
do
2d M. pref
do
do
2d M. income..
Chic. A N. Western S.Fnnd...
do
do
lilt. Bonds
do
do
Consol, bds
Extn. Bds
do
do
1st Mort.
do
do
do
do coup gld bds
do
do reg’d
do
Iowa Midland, 1st mort.,8s
Han. A St. Jo. Land Grants...
do convertible
do
bonds
new
#
Ill. Grand Trunk
...
Special Tax....
South Carolina (is
do
do
Jan. & duly...
do
do
April & Oct...
•
&&
Han., Ss.
O.O. A Fox R. Valley 8s.
Quincy A Warsaw, Ss
A
Ash
94
94
94
6s, 2d M., gld
do
Canada Southern 1st 7s, gold..
CentralPae.7s, gold, conv
Central of Iowa. 1st M, 7’s gld.
do
2dM,7’s,gld
Keokuk A St. Paul, 8s
Dixon,'Peoria
Detroit, Monroe A Tol bonds.
Butfaio A Erie, new bonds
17
Bur. A Mo. River 4th S.,do 8s..
do
do
5th S., do 8s..
do
do
6tli S., do Ss..
do
do Creston Branch
do
do Chariton Branch
Burl. A M. (in Neb.) 1st conv..
California A Oregon 6s, vold..
California Pac. RR.7’s, gld
Carthage A Bur. 8s
Cleve., P’ville A Ash., old bds.
do
do new bds.
Funding Act, 1866
do
do
do
Ilf
1U0
Bid,
8KOUK1T1KS.
97
Mich. So. 7 per ct. 2d Mort
Mich. S. AN l.S. F.7 p.c....
Cleve. A Tol. Sinking Fund ..
Cleve. A Tol., new bonds
89
7s, new bonds
7s, endorsed
7s, Gold
do
do
do
97 %
Erie 7s, 5th mortgag 1888
do 7s, cons. mort. gold bds..
Long Dock Bonds
Bull. N. Y. A E. 1st M., 1877....
Hud. R. 7s, 2d M. S. F. 1885.... .
do
7s, 3d Mort., 1875
..
Harlem, Con.M. A S’kg F’d Ct
Bonds.
IJ. s.
(Quoted
Bid. Ask.
BKCTJBITIB8.
throughout at the
8'0
90
60
70
58
76
85
72
67 X
98*"
33
92
•13
82X
50*
35"
90
5S
93
86
85
90
New Loans.
gl 7s
Cli., D. A V., I. div., 1 m gT:l 7s
Hour. A Tex. C. 1st. m. gold 7s
Houston A Gt. N. let m. gl I 7s
Tnternat.’l RR.Tex.lstm gld 7s
lnd. A III. C 1st m. gold 7s...
Ind., B. A W. Ext, 1st m gl 7s
Cldc. A Can. South. 1st m
45
70'
96'
till
50
64
74
78
96
97
101
»«•«
gl s7
Chesapeake & 0.1st m. gld 6s
Jack., N.W.AS.E. 1st m
do
do mort gold 7b
do
do
consold.,88.
Montgomery A West P..l8t 88do
do
do
do
1st end.
65
87
S6
72* ‘
75
t\
• •
60
Income
Montgom.A Kufaula 1st 8s, gld
end.bv Btate of Alabama.
Mobile & Mont- 8s gold, end
Mobile A Ohio sterling
ex ci
do
do
do
do
do
88, interest,
2 mtg, Ss...
do
do
income
do
do
do
do
N. Orleans A Jacks. 2dM.8s.
do
do
cert’s.8s.
N. Orleans A Opplous.l8tM.8s
Nashville A Chattanooga, 6s...
Norfolk A Petersburg 1st m.,8s
do
do
7b
do
2ds, 6s...
do
3ds, Ss...
do
4tli 8.8s...
Ricbm’d A Peterb’g 1st ni., 7s.
do
2d m., 6s.
do
do
3d m., 8s.
do
91
85
54
78
70
81
90
84
76
91
75*
85
80
87
82
89
SI
55
70
80
92
86
88
82
78
85
94
86
85
80
93
88
82
90
85
90
85
91
8
90
•
• •
•
*
•
80
S
80
90
I’icb-Fre’ksb’g A Poto.6s—
do
do
do conv. 7s.
Rich, and Danv. 1st cons’d 6s..
do
Piedmont 8s...
do
lsts, 8s
,
S5"
96
.
•
do
do 2(lmo.,8e
Northeastern, S.C., 1st M.8s. ...
2d M., 8s
do
Orange and Alex., Ists,6s
33
98
99
60*
Mississippi Central, 1st m.,7s.
do
2(lm., 88...
Mississippi ATenn.,letm.,78
50
90
85
54
50
60
80
82
80
12
55
73
18
90
80
60
84
84
80
68
65
90
Selma, Rome A I)., 1st M.,7s..
South A North Ala, 1st M., 8s.
Soutliside, Va., lstmtg. 8s
da
2d m., guart’d 6s...
do
3d m.,6s
4th m., 88
do
Southwest. RR., Ga., 1st mtg...
stock
do
S.Carolina RR. !st M,7s(uew)
do
6s
do
do 78
do
do
do stock
Va. A Tenn. lsts, 6s
do
2ds,66
do
3ds 8s
West Ala., 8s guar
90
90
90
SO
90
90
90
90
Wilmington and Weldon 7s
do
ChA Ruth. 1st m. end
1st M., Ss.,..
do
do
88X
Memphis City Coupons
Nashville City Coupon*
W
PAST UPK COUPONS.
Tennessee State Coupons
Virginia Coupons
Consol. Coup.......
ao
,,
,
100
90
89
78
57
GO
95
81
62
8-2
97
92
81
60
62
90*
92*
8°
87
85
85
88
90
90
62
37
64
40
77
71
90
79
75
[September 27, 1873.
THE CHRONICLE
414
deposit, instead of drawing it out and senselessly locking it up,
thus depriving every one of its use and adding to the troubles of
the hour, can purchase dividend-paying stocks and bonds of the
most unquestionable value at prices 15 and 20 per cent below
3 noestments
AND
STATE, CITY AND
CORPORATION FINANCES.
their real worth.
Notwithstanding the distrust and timidity now prevalent the
conspicuous fact is just as true as ever that railroads in this
country have been, and must continue to be, enormously profitable,
and there is no class of property to be pointed out, not even cityreal estate, which is more certain to-pay a reasonable percentage
on its cost.
Such railroads as the N. Y..Central and Hudson,
Lake Shore, Rock Island, New York New Haven and Hartford’
Boston and Albany, Chicago and Alton, Chicago Burlington and
SECURITIES, CITY SECURITIES, RAILROAD
STOCK AND BOND L.IST, CANAL AND UIISCEULANEOUS STOCK AND ROND L.IST.
STATE
&
[Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1873. by Wtlltam B. Dana
Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D.C.J
.Tables of stocks
and bonds have more than an ordinary interest
present time, when the Wall street crisis has turned the
attention of the whole country to the value of securities, and
the
at
Quincy, Illinois Central, and many others that might "be men¬
tioned, are so sure of a paying traffic that their securities are en¬
titled to be classed with the best property kuown.
Now is the time to purchase valuable stocks and bonds, for cash.
The following table shows the prices of a few leading stocks,
as
compared with the highest and lowest prices which they
have touched since January 1, 1872, nearly two years ago:
particularly to the circumstances and condition of those railroads
are for the present moment in difficulty.
A statement Qf the bonds of each is given in the tables, neces¬
sarily in brief shape, but the references to various pages of The
Chronicle, where reports and details of the companies’ affairs
have been given, will enable our readers to obtain an account of
the progress and condition of each road.
One fact is very obvious now, as in all periods of panic,
namely, *liat a most excellent opportunity is offered for the
invesftnent of surplus funds vvliicli the owners have no imme¬
diate occasion to use.
A person having $10,000 of cash on
which
foot notes
on
lsi page
of RR. Tables.
CANALS.
Chesapeake A Delaware—stock
1st mortgage (originally $2,800,000)
Chesapeake <c Ohio—stock
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Guaranteed Sterling Loan
Bonds having next preference
.-
"is
Lehigh Coal A Navigation—stock
J oan, convertible, coupon, gold
SO
mortgage
Morris—Stock, consolidated
Preierre t Uock
1st mortga e
2<i mortgage.....
Boat loan....
Preferred stock scrip dividend
Pen ns git a n ia—S tock
1st M., guar, by Penn. RR., s.f. $>,000,000.
West Bi*. & S -squ., 1st and 2d mort
Schuylkill .Vac.—stock, common
Preferred stock
1st mortgage (due *872, ext. to 1397)
2d mortgage
..
Common bonds
car
1,00'
1,0 0
1,00 1
2.<KX),(KK)
1,000
1862
1,0 u
1856
1*60
1865
1869
5,000.1 K10
762,779
2.492,220
1,003.SI K)
103,000
1.025,000
1,175.0 1)
123
1,00'
1 ,CHX)
285.000
236,965
i 08.161
4.157,150
2,805 IKK)
718,000
var.
1,000
....
1.751.213
6
(j
6
6
loan
loan
1861
UM.)
’l71,35l
1; (K)
1.0 (1
305,500
800,iHK)
l,«JO0|
50
45
Marvland loan. 2d mortgage
...
Susqh.Ca af, common bonds, 3d mori...
do
pref. end T. W. priority bds.
Union—stock
1st mortgage
_
50
85
j
s
7
6
j
•
t
.
2.907.850
6
6
3,000,000
6
.
.
.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Phi la. &
do
do
.
m!
137-’-8
Philadelphia, office.
J. & J.
J it .1
.1. it .1.
.
July. 1910 !
Philadelphia office.
J. it J.
J. it .J.
F.& A.
F. A A.
M. it S.
J. «t J.
J. it -J.
M .it N.
M .it N.
M.&N.
6
t
763,
^
60c.in
(33.950
2.002,716
1,' 00.000
1,311,0110
325,316
Balto.,A. Brown & Sons.
•
6
4 ni Ci 070
earn-
Annual report in Cm omc.le. v. lfi. p.
shows net receipts in 1372, $215,446.
f.j
30c. ins
50
City, Md. Net
ings from op-rations, 187!, $295,089,
July, 18SG
jAug.,
6 f.
1.0*0
IjKm
June, 1873 Del. City to Chesap.
-
7
7
1.645.041
2.808.977
50
103
Susquehanna A Tide Water—Stock
5M>.0,HI
var.
.
6
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
6
2
5
6
6
922,IKK)
last Divi’d.
do
do
REMARKS.
Stocks,
1870
1890
London
1885
J & J
Balt 0.. A
brown & Sons.
I'\& A.
Philadelphia, office
1873 L°as/'d to Lehigh Coal & Nav. Co., at int,
do
do
J. A J.
July 1, ISTSj on bonds and 8 p. e. a yr on stock.
!
Stock increased $5,CO'itu(J0 in April, 1373.
N.
!Aug.l.,1873
Y., office, 71 Bway.
F.& A.
Ca-h div. in 6 yrs, 11G p. et. a.eases A l>.
1877
f. M. AN. N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
<t Susq. and liens. & S. Railroads.(v. 14,
1884
do
do
M.& S.
do
1391
do
p. 732.)
,1. & J.
London
July, 18*5
g. •J. A J.
Gioss
receipts last year, $1,423,429 ; ex¬
May, 1867
M.& N.
1834
penses, interest and taxes, $1,704,355;
Philadelphia, office.
g. M.& S.
do
1884
do
deficit, $275,926. See annua! repoit in
i Q.-J.
do
Cent. RR.
1897
Chronicle, v. 16. i«. 3-9.
do
Q.-F.
1
of
N. J. assumes $2,310,000 ol gold loan
do
1897
do
g.j J.&L).
of
1897.
do
1877
do
12,
p.
465,
689.)
(V.
J.& D.
do
1882
do
J.& D.
Cross receipts. 1871, $)75.120; expenses
Pittsburg, office.
J. A J.
and taxes, $73,772 ; divds. in 71.9 per cr.
J.& .J. IN. Y., N. B'k of Coupee. July 1, 1,887
1873
1
A.& O. iLeli. Val. RR. Co.,Pliila. Aug, 1873 [Leased.
April, :*7'!, to Lehigh Valley Rli.
for 9'9 yrs.
do
do
The lessees assumii g bda
Aug, 1873
A .A O.
& scrip\t paying i0 p. c , per annum on
do
do
April, 1876
A .& ().
do
pref- stock, and 4 on consol. stocK. (v.
do
April, 13 6
F.it A.
do
11, p. 711.)
do
Oct., 1899
do
do
Feb., 1887
J.'® J.
7
7
7
5,566,277
50
....
1870
Improvem nt bonds
car
8,272.800
Payable and
by Whom.
Philadelphia, office,
Q.-J.
Q.-J.
6
5
6
4
G
5
1,500,(KM)
50
1372
!
3,500.000
3,‘> 0.000
;in
I'O
375
375
J. & I).
J. & .J.
3,500,01 X)
50
103
103
!01
103
103
6
29.000.000
1,000
83
S3
3
1.‘197,872
8,229,59 1
2,OiK).(K)0
4,375,IK) 0
1,69 ),50 0
1 633,350
800,000
100
1,000
Monongahela Nav. Co.—stock
1,880,300
1,0H0
1,000
1,000
Bonds, §
Principal,
when Due.
Wher e
When jj
’ayable.
i867
1872
|
hffsun
i\
Cent.
1,(KK1
1869
BOND LIST.
Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.]
INTEREST
Oil- DIVIDENDS.
IN
1
Per
1853
i 1871
1st mortgage registered
Is' mort. regi6te ed, Rli
Mort. loan, on equipments &c.. gold
Loan coveriible into stock till Dec., ’72...
do
do
ext n. conv. till Dec ,’77.
Boat and
Boat and
var.
25
Debentures, sterling.
1st
Out¬
standing.
3
50
GO
60
143
143
US
148
.
Wm. B. Dana & Co., in the office of the
Amount
sf>
oo
iS5G
Delaware Division—stock
1st mortgage
Delaware A Hudson—stock
Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds
Rcgiste ed Bonds
s!1
Daofte Bonds.
of
Lowest
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND
CANAL AND
[Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1373 by
DESCRIPTION.
1, 1872, TO SETT. 12, 1873.
Thurs., Sept. 2
Highest price.
price.
80 (ft 00
10H% F. b. 4, 1873
N. Y. C. & Hudson.
8!) Nov. 11, 1872
ion @!04
110
April 1, 1873
Harlem
107% Feb. 12, 1872
73 ©• 74
08% Mar. 30, 1872
Lake Shore
83% Nov. 11. 1S72
84 ©
118% April 2, 1872
Rock Island
101 Nov. 11, 1872
88
89
113% Jan. 15, 1872
Of) Apr. 8, 1873
Central of N. J
112% Mar. lti, 1872
8t>%<& 87%
Del., Lack. & W.... 91 Dec. 13, 1872
FROM JAN.
do
I
Aug :2,7073.]
tig 12,1873)
March 1897! including certain real and personal proJan., 1832 1 p ity conveyed 'o P. it c. Last an¬
nual report in v. 16, p. S83; see also v.ll,
Jan., 1376
do
do
ilo
May, 1870
May, 1888
May, 1SS9
Jaii!,’ 1ST>
iiaitimoie.
do
-
Wyoming & Wiconisco merged into, and"
West Branch & Susq. owned by P., C.C.
.
p.
355.)
)]
Jan., 1894 !
bonds and half of net e rnings;
deth it after expenses aud
erest was $32,657.
(14, p. 77.)
May 1, 1833 j
peuscs, same.
•J
do
n.
I
1, '8781
in
on
1370-71
int-
opera'icf exNominal cost,$5,907,806.
jGross ri c ipts, 1870, $53, 90;
Philadelphia, office.
&N.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DESCRIPTION.
Date
of
For explanation of all references, see Bonds.!
foot notes on 1st i age of RR Tables.
-
Adams Express Co—stock
Atner. Merchants' Union Ex.— stock,
American coal (Md.)—stock
American Dock A Improvement Co..
Atchison Bridge, I t mort., guar
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co—stock...
Boston Water Power
Canton Improvement Co., Balt
Bonds for $5,00 ',000, gold
Union R.R. bonds guaranteed
1373
Wilke/tbarre Coal
16%
’ioo
1864
1872
1852
1869
i863
1.000
Q.-M.
J. & J.
M.& S.
M.&N.
i 1,500,000 !
I
I
1,200,000 i
4,000,000
10,250,000
513,000
60c
F. & A.
4
J, & J.
7
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
F. & A.
A. & O.
M.&N.
A. & ().
J.& D.
6
6
6
307,000
493,000
500,000
6
1,000
480,0<>0
3,700,000
8
ioo
ioo
10,000.000
5,'IK,,000
ioo
ioo
ioo
50
4,100,000
i'ooo
100
3,400,000
100
by W hom.
Bonds, b
Principal,
(When Due,
Stocks,
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
Sept,. 1, 1873
do
do
July 2, 1873
New York, office.
Sept. 10,1873
N. Y.. Cent. RR. of N.J.
Boston, office.
N. Y. Co.’s Office.
N.Y. Co’s office. 71 B’y.
do
do
do
do
New York,
do
do
Guar, by Ch.& S.* iV., H. & St. Jo., & C’en.
Dec.. 1867
Nov. 12, 1872 See report in Chronicle, v. 16. p. 629.
Chronicle, vul. 14, p. 796; v. 15, p. 19; v.
828 ; v. 17 j). 21.
Q-F.
Jan., 1885
I
Jan. 1.1897'
1879
sufficient portion of new consol, mortgage
held to retire old bonds. See Chronicle, v.
p.628.
J,& DI. & J-
5
J. & J,
2
N.
Y., Ill Broadway,
do
do
Aug., 1872
Chronicle (v. 15, p. 5’3 . v. 16, p. 325.)
See Chkon., v. K> p. 461,763, i33 ; v. «*, p. 16,
Dividends in 1871. 20 per cent. (v. 14. p. 62%)
21,52.
Aug. 1,1881
Q—i’-
N.Y., E. Kelly & Co.
Jan
^ew York office.
7g.
New' York .officeNow
office.
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
N. Y. Union TKWt Co.
5
M.& N.
Fhllad®lph}4/
2
7
receipts in 1872, $909,370; Expenses,
(v. 16, p, 765.)
earnings, 401,7u9.
$457,611;
187.1
j;v>
do
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.& N.
M.&N.
4
la,
Feb., 1879
Apr. 15, 1873
N. Y. by Ill. Cent. R.R.
Nov., 1893
N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
Chronicle, v. 16, p. 661, 693.
N. Y., Gilman, Son & Co
See Chronicle, v. 13, p. 324.
net
7g.
16, p. »6a
,
Gross
7K-
Br. U. P.
Jan! 9," 1869
Feb. 5. 1873.
Jan. 20,18i3’A
Sept., 1869
F.&A.
REMARKS.
jLast Divi’d.
Dec., 1870
5,000,000
20,000,000
4.000,000
512,-0)
4.29! ,300
5,703,700
500.000
1,000,000
1,250,000
1 (KM),000
6 300,000
5,000,000
41.063,100
4.IKK),000
1,500,000
Payable and
Boston Office.
3%s
ioo
50
10
100
100
1872
"eg.
l'.ooo
100
..!!!!!”
10s.
731,250
2,500,0 '(1
783,003
55,000shs.
Where
2%
4,001',000
1,000
‘ioo
Spring Mountain Coal— stock.....!!.
Spruce. Hill Coal.—stock
United States Express—stock
We’ls, Fargo A Co. Express—stock...
Western Uriion Telegraph—stock
gold!. *!!.'.*.'!
10.000 000
: ls.ooo.ooo;
...
100
100
....
V*t mortgage
estate bonds,
Rate)
valuet'st’nding.ipert.'payable1
•
;
I
INTEREST.
Amount
Out-
par
10
Dunleith A Dubuque Bridge—bds s.f...
Jlls. A St. Louis Bridge—1st M. bonds
Louisville Bridge—bonds.
Mariposa Land A Mining Co.—stock.
Prefen-e i stock
Maryland Coal—stock
New Central Coal (
d)
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.—stock
Pennsylvania Coal— stock
1st mortgage bonds
Quicksilver Mining Co.—Com. stock.
or1
100
100
25
Can/ Improvement Co.—stock
Central of N. J. Land Co
Consolidation Coal <f Md.—stock
I
Istmort. (convertible)
i
1st M., consol,, conv. (for $1,250,000)1
Cumber.and coal and I.—1st mort.. I
do
do
2d mortgage'
Cumberland Coal & Iron Co—Stock!
Preferred stock
1st inor g ige, gold
2d mortgagee old
Size
2f), 1872
Aug. i," 1871
July 5, 1873
Jan., 1870 The Co holds $6,000,000 or more of its stock. Net
1875
receipts. 1871-72. $2,790,232.- (v. 15, P 73,155,492,
512 ; y. 16, p. 220.)
May,1992
Noy», i8G9
September 27,
415
THE OHBONICLEl
1878 ]
SECURITIES.
STATE
Washington, D. C.]
discovered in our Tables.
of Congress, In the year 1873, by Wit. B. Dana & Co., in the otfle.e of the Librarian of Congress,
Subscribers will confer a great favor by giving us immediate notice of any error
filtered according to act
Date
Size or Amount
Outof
par
Bonds. Value* st’nd ng.
description.
For
foot-notes.
explanations see
do
1866
1870
1866
extended—
Sterling bonds ot' 1850,
Sterling bonds, extended
1867
1866
1868
1872
bonds
New
New loan
ot" 1872 (for $1,0(H),000)....
Educational (4'und Debt
Railroad bond indorsements
Lo u o Mont. & Eufala Eli.........
Loan to Ala. & Chattanooga
Temporary Floating
KB...;
To Arkansas
m
.
.
....
-4
*
a
,
ix69
1857
1860
•
-
♦
.
]
£“
} c.»
- r1
« t
....
1861
1863
1864
100&C
1864
1865
1,000
IOO&C
8F2,P'0
1,326,500
58 .',500
1,741,100
50&c
4 0 '0/( 0
1872
1872
Water
«
....
....
held by U. S. Govt
and Internal imp fund
Convention bonds
State bonds (sold or hypothecated:
Due School
P. & Mob.RR.Cf 1,000,I/O)
Atlantic RIi. bonds
506&c
3/00,000
2,700,000
1/80,0 0
6
6
6
7
.
do
do
Bonds fund ng coupons
Bonds for redemption certifs, &c..
Bonds to Boeuf & Crocodile Nav. C
do
for eli f of P. .J. Kenncdv.
do
issued to st te P nit ntiarv
do
to fund floating debt of State
do
to Miss. & Mex.G’lf Canal....
do
to N. La. & Texas Eli. Co
do
do
do
do
school held bv Stat • Treas
do
to N. ()., Mob. & C at. RIi.
do
to N. O., Mob. & Texas IiR..
Maine
o
Civ 1 loan bonds
W r
do
Bounty d >
\ c.*
.
.
Chesa cake
Onio Canal, st’g
Susq. & T tie Water Canal
Railroa s
nd c. tnals
Eastern Shore RR
Baltimore
>v
Sutq, RR
Chesapeake & Ohio canal
Balt. & Susquehanna RIi.
Annapolis & Elkridge RR
Defen-e Bounty Loan
Southern Relief bonds
Deaf and 1 umb Asylum Loan
Md. Ho pital loan, 10-15 years.
J. & D.
N.
962,415
320,000
28,000
86,(XX)
367,) (X)
6
J. & J.
6
6
6
6
6
do
do
M. & S.
N. Y.,
do
do
do
do
do
7
A. & O.
7
tttt,
100&C
8S9.U00
346,(XX)
7
J. & J.
do
593 .(XX)
66.(XX»
281,(XX)
1,652.316
1,000
is6;
100
750,000
l.(XK)
500
'00&c
1.000
1,000
1,000
1866
1870
1870
1869
1870
I860
1869
13 3
80,000
500
l.(KK)
167
1870
1866
1,830.000
1,000,(XX)
i-',960,000
2/6".(XX)
9‘!5,3i X)
2 0,00 1
80.(XX)
134,000
1,000
500,000
1 .(XX)
2.950,000
480,000
1,000
1,000
1/00
546.000
576.(100
1857
1 0'K)
665,000
1870
1871
1,000
750,000
2,500'00
-
1,000
’51-’61
1X63
1863
5J0&C
510&C
1-64
500&C
100 &c
1868
1838
1838
1838
van'll*
1849
1837
1,000
....
....
....
1839
1868
1867
1871
1872
267,00"
7
•
•
•
•
,
....
...
.
•
*
.
•
*
•
.
*
•
•
*
100 &c.
Bank.
Dec.,i890
Am. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
(lo
do
do
(lo
do
do
Jan.. 1878
Y., 4th Nat’l
N. Y.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
Various. N.O-, Citiz’ns’ Bk orL*.
J. & J. N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co.
A.& O.
Augusta and Boston.
V rious.
Boston, Suffolk Bank.
M. & S.
do
do
do
F. & A.
do
do
do
J. & D.
Augusta
and
Boston.
A. & O.
Londo
Baling Eros.
5g. J. & J.
do
do
do
5g.
do
do
do
5'.
5
Quarter. Baltimore, State Agent
do
do
A.&O.
5
do
do
3
Qu rter.
do
do
J & J.
6
do
do
6
Quarter.
do
do
A.&O.
6
do
do
J. & J.
6
do
do
do
6
do
do
do
6
do
do
J. & J.
6
62 6 5
3,007.' 51
100, (XX)
100,000
33j,000
888 (XI
1,000
5J'&c
£l(X)&c.
£ 00
£200&c.
50 ' v c
£190&c
200,(XX)
4,379,50"
5g. A.&O.
do
5g.
5g. J. & J.
6g. J.-' D.
M.&N.
6g. J & J
do
5g.
do
5g.
.
5ir.
999.944
554 180
5g.
5g6g5g.
966,500
2,952,400
5g5g.
4,(.XX),744
Jan., 1880
alter 1SS1
188Q-’84
1876-’99
18S4-’U9
was
real and personal property in 1872
cink1ngfund s $ls0.000. Bond*
and cities are registered, and
collected bj the State, (v. 14, p. 457.)
$120,000,000.
of counties, towns,
interest
'
6
6
6
6
677,765
802,942
1,000
$25 516.042: real
one-fifth of the ac¬
tax amounts to
in 1871, $113,915,561 ; railroads.
estate, $251,289,395. or about
tual value. The Ill. Cent. RR.
about $500,000. (v. 13, p, 559.)
Various
The valuation of
Gilman,Son& Co
5&6
31,06'i
1,1X0
5PM
-1,0.00
been rapidly reduced, ard will soon
extingubbe* . Valuation < t personal property
$2.720,7’0 Re¬
Total valua¬
$126,322,707. 'lax rate,
Umits the total debt
Jan. 1, 1873. was
$5,483.602; temporary
$27,317,849. It v as
previous to the
which includ d
Gulf Canal; $5"4.000
RR.; $2,075,000
Texas RR.; $2,250,600
$1,025,000
R. & Vicksburg RR.;
Hospital; $100,000 subs, to
and
1 pro¬
$218.666 053 Rate of
State taxation, in 1872. 21 * n ills.
Bac taxes
due Jan 1, $7,696/88
DHsu t wa^ made in pay¬
ment of interest Jan 1. 1878, b t resumed in uuly
t.V. 16, p. 744; V. 17, p. 19,51.)
„
The war debt si king fund Jap., 1873. was $728,252.
the municipal debt sink’gfund was $291,964. A fter
the U.S. Supreme Court decision, imer* s' was
p id in
gold 'ill the decision w s reversed.
$2.’20
8
8
269,000
165,(XX)
94,000
5",(XX)
220, (XX)
2,450,0 0
600 XXX)
be
• 4 * -
525,(XX)
475.000
2,832,500
3,084,400
2,258/89
2,8 3,667
763, (X)
110.000
19.)
1S76
*
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
p.
The debt has
.Jan., U80
"Jan., 1880
New York.
in 1872. $234,492,468
The nominal debt of Kentucky is
1872
Various. N. Y., B’k of America.
sources of sii k ne fund,
393.
Sept., 1873
do
do
do
M. & S.
tion of prope ty in 1871.
1895
Frankfort, Kv.
Various.
45 . ents on $100.
do
do
N O., La. Nat. Ba’ k. March 2". ’72 A constitutional amendment
M. & S.
to $25,000,000.
Died d bt,
July, 1893
do
do
do
J. & J.
$19,551,>-00; contingent debt,
’72 to 1906
do
do
do
Various.
1SS6
$2,282,147; t'tal outstandi g.
do
do
do
do
decided, that bonds authoriz d
M. & N. N.Y., Wirslow, L. & Co. May 1, 1907
amendment m'gbt be issued
March
1,1875
do
do
do
M. & S.
$120,000 to Miss. & Mex.
1886 & ’88
N. 0.,La. Nat. Bank.
J. & J.
to
North. Lo isiana & Texas
Sept., 1906
do
do
do
M. & S.
bonds guar, for N.O.. Mob. &
Jan. >, 1890
do
do
do
J. & J.
bonds to be issu' d to seme company ;
Jan. t, 1890
do
do
do
do
(or (pore) to N. O.. B -ton
M. & S. N Y., Winslow. L. & Co. March ',’909
7
$100,000 t • Shr veport
May. 1910
do
do
do
6
M. & N.
Miss.
Val. Nav. Co. Total reel
person
lc99
7.30 M. & S. N.O.,La Nat. Bunk.
perty in 1872 a sess-M at
1909
A. & O. N.?., Win low,L. & Co.
8
6
5
6
6
5
6
6
8
6
8
6
6
8
8
155,681
....
...
iS39
-
17,
Apl.l.’75t0’86
J. & J.
M.&N.
July
1832
1S53
I«92
...
va’ue of property
dec^red void
and $120,000
held by H Clews & Co.;
the lolh wing
& A ib., $3,300,
Cherokee Val.,
$300 1 00, artersville & V.. $275,000. (v. !5 n. 155
187. 2i8, 25C; V. 16, p. 20,1&7,218,323,387, 459, 748 ; v.
July, i886
Oct., 1890
;(tt
250,000
recognized. Reai and
Rate ot tax. 4 mills
L gisla ure
the senr-annnal gold bonds of 1870,
of the quarterly bon 'K
the B. & A. > o^d* $1,500,(00; and
RR. e Hlor8eni*-nts. viz: Brun v ick
000. Bainbr., C. & C.. $600.00'
’73 & ’74
’79-’30-’l-’6
N.Y.,Lond.oi Frank.
Q-J.
6
■ Almsh >us
L’n. 1850&54
18; >3 A 54
State House Enlargement Loan...
1854
Lunatic Hospital. &e., Loan
1857
Lunatic Hoseital (West. Mass)....
Back day Lands Loan
’61-’62
'61-’62
Union Fund Loan
’61 -’62
1
do
do
’63-’64
Coast Defense Loan.
1863
Bounty Fund Loan
1864
Bounty Fund Loan
1864
_do
do
sterling
War Loan, sterling
1X6°,
Trov & Greenf. lili. Loan, sterling
'61
do.
home..
do
h.i-’63
do
do
sterling.
1-68
Slz
J. & J.
bds are not
road. Other loans to ra lroadsbave been
but not issued, (v. 16, p. 387; v. 17,
Assessed
May 1874
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
7
•
1873.
rate of
....
Y„4th Nat’l Bank
N
1,500,000
Maryland State Loan
Massachusetts—Stat
M. & N.
Various.
F. & A.
101,175
•
gage on
N.Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
100&O.
•
:
autho'ized
p. l‘i, 323.
1898-99
J. & J.
A. & O.
....
Jan., 1902
nal property, March,
taxation.2 mills.
debt, $9,2oa,969. See v. 17, p. 187,219.
$3.39,782.733
& M.
oantoJ..P.
assessed
R.R., is
about $80,600,'
by mort¬
Eersonal
property
at scoured
00.
New York.
’61-’C9
’61-’69
136-1-69
•
Oct., 1894
Oct., 1885
Various.
A. & O.
....
$10,000,000
by sinking fund purchases.
at nleasu e since Julv,
of 1864 after Oct.. 1^74. Assessed
1871. and those
value of real and pers
Jan.. 1884
0
7
8
....
by a sinking
of bonds In
reduced since 1866 from
....
5f.i0.000
.
Municip d, W r Debt -ssurued ] g £
Maryland—Balt, & bio lilt.,sterling
44*
5,000
....
Leveeb nds.....
- > 4
•
1873
1843
1864
Bonds tor relief of State Treas
Bonds in aid of various railroads...
,
280,000
CJ)
7.545,900
....
Jan., 1883
N.Y. 1st Natlou’l Bank
7g.
7g,
10U&C
.
do
do
do
do
0
do
do
do
default
to present figures,
The 1861 bonds are nnvable
July, 1881
0
600,(XX)
420,0- 0
’41& ’42
Louisiana—Clia itv Hospital bonds...
6
388 XXX)
.
Bonds to contractors, &c
John Tillord, act 1813
do
do
Military purposes
do held by Boa'-d of Ed..
194.(XX)
250&C
500
....
Kentucky:
8
7
1,000
1,000
The debt is being rarddly re"ncpfl
mnd. See notice of redemption
Chronicle, v. 16, p. 309, 615.
Old Territorial
2'0,000
264,0 0
30,(XX)
7
210,(XX)
2,600,0.0 3 g.f.
i',66o
1877
1880
1883
1881
1885
—
176,500
•
April, 1900
Hartford, Treasury.
(
J. & J.
6
1,000
•
1‘00
1900
1900
do
do
do
U.S. The State is >n
the ’a-t. a-i B»tt" nt in 1871
1 at $’2 934.714, city and >oun
p-o'urty $9.-.01 9:2 «n«i persona prop-* ty $30,821,504. (Chronicle, vol. 15, p. 50, 181, 187.)
.
1818
•
do
do
do
do
523, 659 )
5-7.3
1,666
1,666
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
is mostly held bv
for intere-t. By
lands were va t e
Debt has been
7
7
7
1871
1870
250&C
Union Trust Co.
do
do
16, p. 49, 291,
and $15,000
Total
1,000
1,000
do
do
iS99
A. & O.
do
186,8-69
1,000
SbU ; v.
Under a law of 1368 bonds are issued to railroads
at $10,000 per m let* land grant t oads
per mile to others, but limited to 850 mtles in all.
Rate of taxation in 1872.5 mil’s. Unfunded debt
l-c99
1900
Un. Trust Co.
1SS2
do
do
1,666
1871
loan
J. & J.
i868
•
funding, &c
for various Sta/e purposes.
6
6
6
6
6
1,000
1847
Bonds, 1861 to 1869
7g.
7g.
7g.
7g.
7g.
also off ring
1839
Sacramento, Treasury.
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
succes-fully carrie1 out;
not be> n
$1.0 Oof direct Sta e bonds for every $1,000 O' en¬
dorsed ra lroad bonds the effect of which ts
noticed in Chronicle, v. 16. p. 65y.
(v. 15, p. 802,
1,1892
Y., Union Trust Co.
A. & O. N. Y.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1857
Var’s.
do
do do
Atlantic & Gulf RR. bonds
Bonds due 1S72
1866
Bonds, act of Ma ch 12,1366
1870
Bonds, act Sept., ’70, gold....
1X70
Bonds, net Oct., ’70, gold
1872
Bonds of 1872
1873
Bonds for funding (for $1,200,000.)..
1870-71
Railroad endorsements
1870
Brunswick & Albauy RR
Illinois :
Interest bonds, inscribed stock
Refunded stock bonds
N rmal University bonds
1hornton loan bonds
War bonds
Revenue deficit bonds (to Chicago).
huliauu:
New '>onds
Kansas :
2,OB,802
232,317
a
«
e,
Jan.
$*5,733,482; of personal property,
$.’0,6 8,439, The Legisl'tue
n Ap H p sed a
law c .n Arming the sale of the Ala. & Cha’t. RR.
to the N. o. & Northeast. HR. C»».,but thB has
1886
1886
1886
1888
.
6g.
6g.
ltXUXO
3i 0.0(H)
450.' (X)
...
•
7
7
7
7
7
2,170,6' 0
,
Corpoiatiou of Washington
Curnoratioii of Georgetown
-
521,100
l; ou
10 0
N.
7
t
l,2u0,000
125,(XX)
8i9,500
605,000
250,0* X)
N. Y.,
do
J. & J.
J. & J.
7
1,20", 000
600,0 0
500Ac
50. *& c
of town lots,
June. 1890
1886
....
6
1,000,00'
1,983,000
1870
Market House....
Bonds
Mili ary
ot Audito ’s r- p' r' for year ending
Sept. sc. 137 '. was pub ishea in Chromclk, v. 16,
p. i9.
Total as ssed value of la no. $76757,21*9,
May, 1892
May, 1 86
May, 1886
Co.
N. Y., H. Clews &
do
do
J. & J.
••
1,400.000
1,200,(XX)
ioo&c
^
8
8
3M, 00
•
,
.
500&C
20 yr.. J
Columbia:
maiicn imp’t, gld, coup.or reg.
.....
Washington funding, gold
ChicMg relief
do
Loan to J.,
Georgia :
Western &
do
REMARKS.*
due.
....
3,050,000
2,952,000
2,123 086
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1870
1870
1870
1870
Pe
Honda:
Old bonds
Principal,
when
N. V., H. Clews & Co.
do
d>
do
do
do
do
Loudon. Union Bk.
do
do
do
N. Y., H. Clews & Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
*8
600 lu7
....
1838-39
1872
8
8
8
2/00,000
-«
10O&C
fund, gold....
64S,00 1
877,200
5 0.000
2IS,O' 0
2,80 ,5 3
14.810.000
300,01X1
ioo&c
1,000
1X71
District of
,
64,800
82,500
1,000
Soldiers’ relief bonds
Potomac
n
T
1869-70
,
do
bon ty bonds
State eapitol bonds
Connecticut ;
War o.nds, 10-20 year
do
20 year
do
20 year
do
10-30 year
noil-taxable,
do
a
T
....
Central RE
do
+
do
June 1.
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do
6g.
5g.
6g.
5g.
688.000
10J&C
’70-71
1870
1870
Debt bept., i,
^Funding bonds of 1869 & 1870
Levee bonds ( >r warrants)..........
011 unfunded debt, including int...
Ten year bonds for deficiencies....
Floating debt
••••• —
To Memphis & Little Rock RR......
To Little Rock & Fort Smith RR...
To L. R.t Pine Bluff & N. O. RR....
To Miss., Ouachita * Red River RR
California:
CiVil bonds, sinking
•
M. & N.
do
5
5
5
473.800
9**4
1866
do
do
do
Payablet
An abstract
:
do
Payable and
by Whom.
Whe-e
When
per
C.-nt.
$168,000
1,941,000
100&C
100&C
100&C
1872
1866
^Statedobonds,extended
due in 1872 & extended
do
INTEREST.
Rate
.
do
M.& N.
do
f. & T.
A. & O.
do
do
Boston, Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London, Baring Bros.
London, Bar ng Bros.
do
do
Boston, Treasury.
London, Baring Bros.
1897
July 1,1910
April, 1911
IS* 3— 8
'
ar.,
1883
Aug.. 1880
_
mills,
prorerty in 1872 was
of taxation was 17
dividends on rail¬
owned by the State
large’y assisted
$4,576,106of *-t' cks
besides f218,*5(J
$6,116,822 of
State also bolds
Valuation in 1872, $224,509,951, tax rate,
June, 1889
(v. 16. p. 50 )
Oct., 1S98
The a se-sed va’uanon of
IS 0
$119.323,067,on which the rate
1890
cents per $100; ineome from
1865
road. canal and other stock*
18S0 & 1870
was $267,643.
The State has
U90
cana's ard railroads, and holds
1890
and bonds of coivent companies,
18-5
in the sinking fund, leaving on y
1890
debt, without any offset; the
1890
$21,053,057 in
1875 & 1893
18’3
’.885
unproductive securities.
April, 1832-87
Oct,T%-’74
’13-’74
July, 1874
June, 1877
May, 1880
Oct.,
July, 77- 78
July,
By a law of 1862
Massachusetts is
all Interest on
the. debt of
excepting on the
1872 debt was d created
Hinds in Jan.. 18(9,
$1".4?8,3* *, and apporfw',0 2; State
H spital. $ <9.i2b;
paid in coin,
temporary loans. • uring
ebour $ .000,009. The sinking
were valued a* a total ot
ti » etl as follows: A mshouse,
House. Hospl’al, and W. Ma s.
1883
July, 1894
May, 1894
May, 1894
July, 1889
’88-’9U
April, ’90-’9l
Oct.,
April, 188J
fnn T loan, $1,I03,5U;
Property returned for
Bost.. H. & E., $if8,247.
taxation in 1872. $1/96 599;
deposits!- savings banks, $184,797,318: corporation
pi operty (above real eat >te and
machinery).
416
THE CHRONICLE
STATE
Subscribers will confer
great favor by giving
a
DESCRIPTION.
01
oot notes on
preceding
’C9-’71
1871
£100&c
1860
5,(XX)
1,000
£2 0
1857
’68-’69
Harbor Land Improvement
Michigan—Renewal Loan bonds
Minnesota—State Building Loan
do
do
do
coupon
Railroad BondsCnot recognized;
Missouri—State bonds
.
•
Consolidated bonds
University & Lunatic Asylum bds..
Bonds to North Mo. RR
Bonds to Cairo & Fulton RR
Bonds to Platte County RR
Bonds to Iron Mountain RR
Pacific RR..S. W. Br. Pacific RR..
S. W. Hr. Pacific RIi. (guar.)
Hannibal & St. Joseph RR
Nevada—State bonds
do
to lund floating debt
N. Hampshire—War loan coup, bonds
do
do
do
do
Municipal war loan
New Jersey—War loan bonds,tax free
taxable
York—Bounty loan bonds,
do
do
reg. stock.
General fund debt—Astor stock...
_
do
do
do
do
do
do
f
Canal
deiiciencv loan
do
do
1,J65,(KX)
46!).(XX)
81,00
100,(H XI
100,(XXI
50,(XX)
1,0(0
1,000
1,(XX)
2,727,(XX)
401,011)
1,0(0
1,(KX)
1,1'IX)
2,439,(XX)
1.000
1.000
1,1 XX)
»,997,(XO
1,456,000
1,589,(XX)
3,(XX),(XX»
1,000
lOOAc
lOOAc
KXiAe
5?
f
’
1873
Comptroller’s bds (by Rev. Stats)North Carolina—till. A inip’t bds, old
RR. & imp’t bds, old...
do
do
new (not spec’l tax;
do
do
Funding bonds, since
do
do
Regist’d certificates of literary fund
Penitentiary bonds, act Aug. 21, !6S.
Special tax bonds
Qhio—Regist’d loan,payable after 1370
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1815
June, 1-81.
do
1SS6,
Oregon—Relief bonds
Bounty bonds
do
May 4
Register’d do do
Coupon loan of April 19 ($31,000 reg)
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
(registered;...
do
(cp. & reg.)...
(registered)...
(cp. A reg.)..
(registered)....
Chambersburg ctf May 27, (reg.).
Rhode Island—War bonds'
South Carolina—State stock.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
500Ac
1.000
1S50
1850
I860
1856
.
Willamette Canal and Lock
Pennsylvania—Inclined plane, loan
Coupon loan, April 2 ($21,000 reg.)..
Stock loan of Feb. 2
5 00 Ac
1866
1868
1867
1868
2d
3 l
4th
5th
do
do
do
do
.
.
.
.
Funding bonds
Blue Ralge RR bonds
Payment of interest
Funding bank bills
Conversion bonds
Land comm ssion bonds
Fire loan bonus, sterling
do
do
domestic
Railroad endorsements
Tennessee—'Sew series funaing b’nds
State debt proper—
1
■
Bank T -nu. stock
Railroad stocks....’,
1867
187'
1862
1863
1863
s
2
1,000
lOOAc
100 A c
1,000
l.(XX)
KXlAc
lOOAc
lOOAc
lOOAc
~
41,5(0
4
....
46,027
7
7
2(X).(XX)
1 (XX)
l.(XX)
1.000
1.000
50 Ac
50 Ac
50 Ac
50 Ac
50 Ac
50A c
1.000
1,000
1.000
1850
1808
1808
1808
1804
lS09-’70
1S38
1838
1.000
500Ac
500Ac
500Ac
is;3
1,01)
1,1x0
1,000
Vermont—War loan bonds, coupon.,.
registered
coupon
..
registered....
sterling
..
Funded bonds coupon
“
“
“
“
“
registered
sterling coupon
...
coupon...
registered
fractions
Deferred certificates
Interest on sterling debt, funded..
Interest due J uly 1,18U
205,(XXt
6
((>8.(H0
6
6
|'cr
716,(00
do
A. A O.
J. A J.
do
F.A A.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M. A S.
A
A O.
J A J
F. A A.
.
970,000
250,00b
6 g-
11,600
500,000
1,100,(XX)
1,258,550
«g.
Cg.
6g.
Cg.
.
.
Q.-J.
6g6gGg.
og.
6g.
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1,131.701
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Paul, Treasury.
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N. Y.,
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Albany.
Manhattan Bank.
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Albany.
1871
1851-61
1851-61
1851
1806-67
1866-67
1807
1371
1871
18.1
1871
1871
(v.16,
Jau., 1875
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-operty
1833
1888
18,4-1888
1877-188:)
St.
Joseph Railroad provides for its Douds.
Bonds due Jan., 1872, were paid in gold, after but
that time
n currency, pursuant to a resolution
oi the Legislature.
The Courts have thus far
sustained the law. The Auditor recommends
1889-189J
1874-7883
1873-1889
<* 1876
1876
1873-1887
payment of principal and interest in gold. (v. 16,
154.)
J).
March, 1872
March, 18S1
July, ’74-8
Sept., ’84-9
Total valuat’n of real estate 1870,$11,320,113;
personal
$8,377,995; tax,$l 12>< pr $100, amounted to $221,608
The Municipal loan of 1872 was issued
gratuitously
to cities and towns, the proceeds to he
used in
reducing their several war debts, which the State
thus assumed.
Of first two classes ofb’nds the principal is
payable,
$100,000 pr yr. Valuat’n of real A personal proper* v
in ’72. $‘.103,665,497; in ’?’.,$5S4,4Ol,540. S.
tax. 3 mill's.
There is also $68,000 contingent deb! to L. 1.
RR., &
$7,361 per annum for Indian annuities. See
financial report in Chronicle, v. 16, p. 81. The
total debt decreased about
$4,200,(XX) in 1371- 72.
Assessed valuation of real property in 1873
Oct., 1874
Jan., ’92-1905
Jan., ’7:3-84
Jan., ’86-96
Jan., ’97-02
April, 1877
April, 1877
by the Board of Equalization, $1,692,523,071 ;
of personal, $437,102,315
total, $2,129,625,386.
Tax rate in 1872 m as 9% mills, the Highest ever
Jan., 1871
Var., 1873
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1875
known in the
bounty loan
3,219,690
4.598.085
Dec., 1877
July, 18s7
Jan. 1, 1*83
New York
or
July
i,’ 1914
The law
.
A
1892
now
paid
1992
190)
1900
1900
-
6
10
496,167
1,800,000
500* c
246,000
500Ac
187,503
500Ac *4,175,000
var.
*3,780,832
£100&c 1,365,000
500
*977,000
var.
368.50
£100
466.2.50
10J&C 15,516,6 0
100AC
5,419,2-37
”8*
6
6
6
6
5
6
6
5
6
108.513
6
var.
10,537,175
311,332
6
2,162,661
(v. 16, p.
181,187, 214,323, 387, 459, 627.)
Guion, in Ne>v York,for loans; forty-three of th
10 pr ct. luls were stolen. Real and personal prop¬
erty assessed in 1871 at $220,290,524. (v. 17, p.33.)
J. A D. Bost., N. B. Muti Red’n.
1871-’78
Of the registered bonds $135,500 are held f°r Agri¬
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Montpelier, Treasury.
187l-’90
cultural Colioge. Sink, fund amounts to
J. A J.
N -w York.
1886-1895
All the amounts marked (*) are liable tobeTiinded
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Richmond. Treasury.
At pleasure. ,in accordance with the Act 80th March. 18<1, into
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London, Baring B. ACo.
1886
Consolidated Bonds for &,with deferred certifi¬
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New York.
10 to 34 years
cates for ]A.
The terms of financial laws oi 18(3.
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are given in Chronicle, vol. 16. at the several
Richmond, Treasury,
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G
var.
var.
6
fund¬
This statement is according to the Governor’s
1890-1910
messr-ge m Jan., 1873. Of the 7 per cent gold
bond? $350,000 and of the 10 per cent currency
March 1,1876
$100,002 &:* reported as pledged with Williams A
New York,
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M.
passed in March, 1873, provides for
report of the Co;
Comptroller, .lan., 1872, alier deducting bonds paid
paid" in by railroads amounting
altogetner to $12,2*2,796.
'the Comntroleitestimates debt of solvent railroads, $3.953,3*6; uue
from railroads then sold, $2,878,520; indorsed
bonds that will pay in'erest, $2,172,000, and inter¬
est, $260,640 ; balance revenue due, Jan. 1, 1873,
$1,319,234. Total valuation of real estate. 187B.
$272,674,352. The rate of taxation is 40ctson the
$100, but a rax is laid on other sources of revenue.
75,000
7g
The
interest to be resumed by July,lr7t. See Gover¬
nor’s circular in Chronicle* vol. 16, p. C2i,
a d notice in vol.
vo). !7,
17, p 172.
The total
toiai debt
aeui
here given is substantially, according to’ the
-
476,834
257,000
nil debt except
ing all out Banding, legally i sued bonds, due or
to become due before Jan. 1. 1874, as w ell as all
past-flu^* coupocs.and coupons maturing on or
before Jan. 1.1374.In a KMOycar 6 percent bond:
1868-93
1893
1870-73
•
300 004
1,0)0
on
July *1,1863
July 1,1868
Nashville
6
6
6
6
6
6
1,000
Interest
-
6
6
232,757
350,000
State.
is voluntarily paid in gold.
local debts of cities in New York State are
$137,
539,609; of countb s, $16,685,264, and towns,
$25,140,181. (v. 15, p 658 ; v. 16, p. 61, 659.)
Julv 1,1891
On demand.
Albany.
New York.
’68-’98
The gross amount of the several Issues of debt are
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here given, (not including $1,!2S,000 issued dur¬
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ing the War.) Total property assessed in 1872 at
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$123,507,628, which is said to be a low valuation.
do
Int. is paid on bonds issued to N.C. Railroad by
Jan., 1900
do
the, decision of Dec., 1372. Oilier interest in de¬
Oct., 1898
fault for some years,
Raleigh. Treasury.
Indefinite.
(vol. 15, p. 691, 771, 602, 860
New York.
v. 16, p. 21, 323, 622, 827 ; v. 17, p. 216.)
Oct.', 1898
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’98-’99
N. Y., Amor. Ex. Bank.
Tim total valuation of real and chattel
Jail., 1871
property in
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1872 was $1,524,323,118, on which the 2.1'Omills State
Jail., 1S76
<lo
do
do
tax
July, 1881
produced $4,414,557, and other local tax*s,
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do
do
which are very heavy in Ohio, raised $18,831,422.
Jan.. 1887
State Treasury.
The debt is provided for by sinking funds. Taxa¬
1874
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ble property, 1872, $37,174,169.
18-5
^ mill tax lor
Relict bonds and 1 mill for Bounty bonds.
1680
Phila., Farm. A M. B’k. April, 1879 Revenue is raised from numerous sources, princi¬
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J uly,1882
pal y from corporations. Taxes are levied on
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personal property, which was assessed in 1672
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do
at $i65,362;H3, ;(nd the tax was $535,719. Total
Aug., 1877
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revenue
in 1872, $7,148,637. Funded debt diminish¬
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ed $2,476,326.
Balance in Treasury at close of fis¬
Aug., 1878
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cal year-. $1,482,455. State holds $1,754,321 in stocks
Feb", 1872
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and $9,300,(XX) oi railroad bonds. Interest is paid
Feb., 1872
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do
in gold on all loans prior to 1867.
Feb., 1877
Ain’ coupon
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do
bonds may be changed to registered. The bonds
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Feb., 1877
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do
do
due
in
1877
are
Feb., 1882
payable at any time till 1882;
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do
do
those of 1882 ti.l 1892. (v. 15, p. 21?, 301.,
Feb., 1882
Harrisburg Treasury.
June, 1876
Prow, R. 1.11. A T. Co. March, 1882 Debt was all created for war purposes and is being
do
do
steadily diminished. The valuation of real and
.April, 1693
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personal property. Apiil, 1373, $247,798,580. and
July, 1893
°do
tax 01 20 cents on $100.
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Columbia. St. Treas.
The Comptroller’s report. Nov., 1872, showed the
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bonded debt at $15,831,327, exclusive or $1.797,508
Jan. 1,1877
do
contingent, railioad debt, and $1,000,000 Bluer
Jart. 1,1S83
do
Ridge RR. bonds. The assets are stated at $980,July 1,’83-85
do
July 1, ’87-89 700, but chiefly valueless. The estimate forSta’e
do
Jul» 1,’82-86
expenses and interest to Nov., 1873, was $2,054,347,
Columbia A N. Y.
July 1, ’87-97 and for previous deficiency $1 256.405. The Bine
Columbia. Treasury,
Ridge RR. scrip, autli rized 1872, has bee n decid¬
Julv 1, ’75-79
do
ed tobeunconstitutional. Assessed value of prop¬
July 1, 1881
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Jan. 1, 1885
erty in 1371, $1S3,913,337. The State is in default
Columbia A N; Y.
lor interest since Jail., 1872.
The suit to compel
July 1,1888
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(olleeiion of taxes to pay interest on c rta'n
July 1,1888
do
bonds
was
decided
of
jcndbolders. See
in favor
July 1,1889
do
Chronicle at pages referred to below, (v. 16,
July 1,188
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p. 354, 791; v. 17, p. 51, 251. 323, 3c 5.)
No interest
15,767,922
u/51U111S.
was$437,533,142
July, 1892
735,553
2,172,000
-
The valuation of real estate in 1872
1869-92
1,000
1,000)
plsy.j
The debt lias been largely diminished in 4 las!
yrs
1873, ’18 A ’83
Assessed valuation of real & personal pronert.v'
May, 1890
1871-2, $630,(XX),(XX), and tax rate 2% mills. Surplus
revenue is applied to purchase ot bonds.
July, 1879
1877
All these bonds are held by the
permanent school
1878
lund. The “Minn. State RR.”
bonds,which are
1*79
1883-1903
uly,1878
At will.
6
626,713 5* A
1802
P62
bonds. The assessor’s aggregate of real
and personal property in the State is
$1,591,9°3 (XX>
the actual value oeing
$2,307,004,4,7.
J.A J., 1900
At will
N. Y., Manhattan Bank.
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$IQ4,<d7,278. The loan to Boston, Hartford & Erie
K. R. is secured by deposit of $4,(XX),000
“ Berdell”
mort.
July, 1875
July, 1878
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'
Columbia.
,
REMARKS, t
Due.
July, ’89-91
July, 1891
April, 1890
July, 1877
Dec
ilk
N. Y., Nat.
of Com.
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Duncan, S. A Co.
State i reasury.
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Concord or Boston.
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Trenton A J. City.
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N. Y., Manhattan Bank.
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London.
-J.
J. A J
CD
4,053,991
•
Deficiency bds.act 1871 (for $400,000)
B rnds, act Dec', 1871 (for
$2,0(0.000;
University, Scliool bds and certfs..
Floating debt, warrants, Ac..Jan. ’73
Bonds claimed by International KR
*
5
6
6
var
Loan account /.
Texas— Fund, bds by Acts 1S66& 1871. 1860&71
Frontier defence, gold (for $750,(00)
1870
Consolidated,
5
6
484,145
300,439
6,712.608
Treasury warrants
“
6
1,019.000
38,837
50 a-c
6
5
723.950
127,9U
127.111
301.370
215,470
1.0 0
1.000
5g.
3,759.050
92,*50
7,S9U,55(i
90,100
9,271,850
189,691
var.
iio
5g.
5g.
5g.
350,500
273,000
var.
var.
J. A J.
A. A O.
J. A J.
A. A ().
J. A J.
A. A O.
A. A ().
J.A J.
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J. A J.
4 */.g.
2,922,(XX)
var.
var.
J. A J.
A. A O.
6g.
-400,000
3140,000
S7,(XX)
var.
~
“
2,400,000
....
1,000
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London, Baring Bros.
Boston, Treasury.
N. Y., Mercantile N. Bk.
.
.
When
London, Baring Bros.
L011., McCalmont A Co.
Boston, Treasury.
*—•
.
._
“
11,107,(XX)
505,961
1,599.(00
4,071.317
1.0 JO
Bds to fund iut.on above to Jan, '6i>
1S66
Railroad debt—
Bonds end’rsed for railroads'1
Tv?
Bonds loaned to RR.’s, old..
Bds issued to RR.’s since ’B6—
Green issue, no letter
1866-67
New series letter B
’67-’8-’9
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not lettered
1803-69
Green issue, no letter
ISO i
J ~2
Bds to fundint. on abo e to Jan., ’61803
Int. due on all bds estim’d to Jan. ’73
floating debt—k of i'enn. notes..
Virginia—Old bonds,
383.045
44,(XX)
s_s
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J. A D.
J. A J.
J A J.
•J. A J
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
1,721,1(0
1794
1836
1857
IS 58
1859
1801
«=
Q.-J.
6
6
6
6
6
4.738,8(XI
3,639, m
2,626,(XX)
1,739,(XX)
2.117,4(X)
•
Hermitage purchase bds £ « c s
^
State Capitol stock
xZL
j
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6g.
6g.
1864
186(5
1854
1855
New State House bonds
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Funding bills receivable
Turnpike road stocks
1870
1849
1852
1-52
1852
1852
1853
1867
1867
1867
1867
1867
7
7
.
66.473 5 A 6
...
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war
j
J. A J.
M. A S.
A. A O.
J A J
J. A .J.
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.
817,000
2,238.(XX)
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M. A S.
<’£•
2,(09.(XX)
IL—
*—1
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M. A S.
l/.S.'/XX)
S(X),(XX)
1,537,887
1,106,120
1,3(12.6(0
473,(XX)
'J1
7
SSO.IXXI
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6
5
5
6
5 A 6
5
6
6
6
6
9tX).(HX)
x._
cp. or reg..'.
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593,400
1,260,(XX)
19,861,1 XXI
561,5(K)
Under Art., 7, Sec. I
gold loan.
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1.(02.900
1,000
(io
6
6
6
6
6
1,199,900
109 Ac
’
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OOO.UX)
2 47,(XX)
2,205 .(XX)
500A c
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15
10
6
6
160,(XX)
514,(NX)
1,0 0
1,000
1827-32
1848
1818
1818
1873
1873
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
5(X),(XK)
'
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Debt, < h°l'~
Art. <, Constitution
Sec. 3, and
| Ait. 7, Sec. 12.
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„
439,OHO
2,964.(KX)
392,(XX)
501, (XX)
J
.
250,000
2,275,000
1,1X0
1,060
1,000
1,000
coup.
,
New
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150.1 UK 1
,(X)0
1,1 XX)
’57-66
’56-61
’53-7
1867
1871
1861
1864
1866
1872
1861
1863
1864
.
4(X).(X>0
1,000
Tables,
by AVhoin.
5g.
3,599.024
230,(XX)
Principal,
Where Payable and
Payable.
5g.
1,178,(XX)
2(H),(KKI
1,1x0
1.000
When
- A J.
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A.
AO.
f»g.
tig. J. A J.
do
r.g.
do
5g.
6
J. A J.
6
do
M.A N.
7
6
J. A J.
7
J A J.
7
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7
do
7
J. A J.
7
J. A D.
6
J. A J.
6
do
3,452,372
1
’59-60
’54-9
.
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st’nding.
1,000
1,(XK)
1S70
1858
1863
1865
1859
1867
1S6S
1869
1873
1858
’65-6
1868
1872
’54-8
’57-9
Two Million Loan
War Bounty Bonds
Ste Marie Canal Bonds
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do
do
Kate
per
Cent
Out-
pat
our
INTEREST.
page.
Massachusetts—ContinuedTroy A Greenleaf Iilt.loan.sterling
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sterling.
Southern Vermont RR, Loan
Norwich A Worcester RR. Loan...
Boston, Ilartf. & Erie RR., sterling
SECURITIES.
immediate notice of any error discovered in
us
Siz._ or Amount
Date
For explanation of ail references see Bonds. Value*
[September 27, 1873.
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♦
MO
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bO
1905
1905
1905
1905
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London, Baring B &
|
Co.|
Contingent.
U05
Contingent,
pages
Indicated below,
interest resumed in
As¬
1873. at the rate of 4 per cent per nnnutn.
sessed value of property in 1872.
rate 5 mills. Chronicle v- 15, p. 46,691, 802;
S3S9'-2^49;v.tax
p.
19, 81, 154, 291,354, 387, 459,
794.
417
CHRONICLE.
THE
27,1873.]
September
m
SECURITIES. =
Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1873, by Wir. B. Dana & Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, 'Washington, D. C.]
Subscribers will confer a great favor by giving us immediate notice of any error discovered In our Tables
CITY
Date
of
DESCRIPTION.
Size or Amount
Outpar *
INTEREST.
Rate
Bonds. Value. st’nding.
For
foot-notes.
explanation, see
Albany, .V. Y.
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Water
1S50
1854
1861
P66
18 0
1870
1871
1371-72
1S51&52
1M55
municipT pur s
Bds for
......
a
stock.........
Bonds loaned to Alb
& Susq.
R.R..
per
Cent.
Principal
Where
When t
Whom.
Payable.
J. & D.
1,000
1/00
1,0 0
1,000
1,000
27,000
265,000
48,000
1.000
1,000
50,000
305.000
1,00)
1,000
1/0)
200,000
500,000
1,000,000
M.&S.
M.&N.
F.& A.
M.&N.
Duncan, S. & Co. June, 1872-74 Sinking fund for municipal bonds, $16,000 per an¬
do
num.
Sinking fund for water stock, $5,000 per
May, 1879
do
annum.
Loan to Albany* Susquehanna is se¬
June, 1880-81
cured
by 1st mortgage on road Irom Albany to
Bost., Merch’nts’ Bank. Feb., 1835-94
N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co, Mch 1395-1900
Binghamton. Assessed valuation of property In
do
do •
Nov., 1910
1873, by State authorities was. real estate,$42,419,do
do
Me:'. 1874-94
GbS; personal, $7,211,817 ; total, $49,631,100.
N. Y..
do
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M.&N.
,J. & D.
F.& A.
M.&S.
M.&N.
155,0(>0
318,000
do
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May, 1911-12
Feb., 1876-81
Nov., 1895
Augusta, Oa:
Bonds for various purposes
Var.
250&C
1,362,590
Var
Augusta.
1872-’S9
Baltimore:
Var.
100&C
400&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
loo&e
1O0&C
IGO&c
7,211,632
94,913
5,000,000
2,211,068
410,353
555,566
185,723
5,000.000
1,000,(F0
1,000,000
441,200
891,646
Q-J.
Balt., Farm.& Plan.Bk.
July, 1S90
July l, 1873
_
REMARKS.*
when due.
Payable and by
City receipts in 1S72, $459,563.
city credit lias been loaned
The
Consolidated loan of 1890
1858
1854
1863
1865
1860
1863
Jail stock
Water loan
Consolidated bounty loan
Public*Parks
(Druid Hill)
loan ............
Five million loan to B. & O. EK....
One million loan, Pitts & C. Li*—
New City Hall
Park improvement
1853
1853
186S
1870
1364
do
Consolidated loan
Court House loan
do
Funding loan
To West. Md. K.R.
1870
1872
1872
(for $1,000,000)..
Falls.................. • • • • • • •
Endorsements fori ork & Cum.KR.
do
West. Md. RR ..
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io
Union RR
do
Jones
Mav 1, 1875
Sept. 1,1893
Sept, l, 1893
Sept. 1,1890
Oct. 3:, 1872 ; West.
and the total of the
836.
Baltimore &
& J.
July 1, 1884
Apr. 15, 1900
1835
July 1. 1S90.
Baltimore.
Var. A. & O.
J. & J.
A. & O.
•..
•
....
..
.
.
—
Brooklyn :
City Hall loan
^>36, (59
533,205
4,961.800
18,276,675
618,050
167,500
1.656
£ 100&C
1 0)0
1865
1370-71
1863
1373
Water loan (Chesnut Hill Reso.)...
do
(water into Dorchester).
Boston Highlands
Ster. loan (street imp in Burnt Dis)
Host., Mevch’ts’ Nat.Bk
Bost., Nat. Exch. Bank.
Bost.,Mereh. Nat. Bank.
Boston, 2d Nat. Bank.
1873-'92
1874
1S9 4
1899
Boston.
do
do
do
do
On demand
1878-’79
187:',-’87
iS7-l-’93
Loans arc
Valuation of real and personal property $9,373,955.
Rate of taxation, 2X per ct. The loans to Europe
& N. Am. RR., and to Bangor & Piscataqu s RR
are
secured by first mortgages on
those roads.
population of Boston in 1870 5*as 250,526, against
177,S40 in I860. Valuation of real estate in 18(2 was
$413,283,450; personal property. $239,440,850; totaj,
$6S2,724,300, upon which the rate ot taxation
a*
$1 11 per $1,000 for State and $10 59 for City anti
County
i he net increase of debt In 1872-73 waj3
$2,135,002. The total debt, both funded and un¬
funded, April 30,1873, was $31,841,156.and the sink¬
ing fund* then held, $13,926,777.
Sinking fund
provisions are sufficient to meet the debt as it
matures.
The credit of Bos' on is so good in Lon¬
don that h. r loans have gene; a ly been negotiat¬
ed there r f late y< ars. The 5 per < ent loan in
April, 1873. soul in London at 9i>£ gold.
....
....
....
£100
.
,
do
Gowanus Canal itupr. loan.
do
do
Bushwick av.
do
do
8outh Seventh
do
do
Union street
do
do
Fourth ave.
do
do
do
(lo
Wallabout Bay
local.
do
Bedford ave
do
Kent ave. basin
N. Y. Bridge loan, reg& coupon.
Prospect Park loan,
,
.
.
,
.
.
.
1,000
1SI)6
1,000
1865
1S66
1,000
18 ’.2
1867
18.67
1867
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.0-00
1,000
!
1 1.0(D)
! 1,000
| 1,000
i8no-’?L 1,000
I860-’12 i 1,000
1870
.
do
do
1872
Deficiency bonds...
Permanent water loan
l,tK0
1,000
1,000
1,003
1,000
1,000
1,000
!
18:»7-’72|
1872 j
do
Sewerage bonds, continuous, local.
Sewerage bonds, special
Ass. fund bonds, continuous
do
Central ave. sewer bonds
;
1S7J
!
1872 i
1871-72
Brooklyn
do
Temporary debt certilicates
So.
Charleston, S. C.:
City stock.
1873-’81
1899-1900
1900-1901
1902
Bros.
1877-'79
1875-lfliJl
1900-1902
-
’79-’80&’98-’99
London, Baring Bros.
April
July, 1373
150 000
1875
133,000
1379-’81
1S91
1S4
213.000
90,000
552,000
27,000
1875
32,000
302,000
1.217 000
1831
1807-’9O
lS73-’90
1873-’90
1877 ’86
IS) 6-’95
1868-’95
lS68-’90
1877
1879
1901-’ll
1915-’24
1915-’24
319,000
9,416.000
1881-1902
352,000
299,000
299,000
44 =
326,000
230,000
399,000
726,0 0
273,099
315,000
2,100,000
7,521,000
50,' 09
$9,458,053 ior local improvements (as marked locai
in this table) which
are a lien on the prop¬
erty
benefitted and
must
be paid by its
owiiers, and $2,298,900of ceit ficates. Population
in 1870, 396.200 against 266,661 in 1860.
Valuation
of property in Kings County In 1573, by the State
Board of Equalization, $164,915,301 for real estate
and $16,450,490 foi personal.
The Board of Su-
in 1872. The debt of Lings
from the debt of Brooklyn, is
cle, v 16, p.. 50,323.
County, separate
$3,654,712. Chroni¬
3yrs fr d’te
2.000,000
455,000
4,552,055
3yrs fr d’te
1SS0
1873-74-75
1873-R5
455,000
1873-’93
1883-’84
Charleston
Q-J.
5,240,311
51,500
223,000
1866
The average rate of taxation on the assessed valua¬
tion of real and personal property in 1372 was
about $3 50 per $100, being an ncrease of 75 cts 8
mills over 1871. The Mayor, in his Message. Jan¬
uary, 1S73, stated the debt at $23/06/00 for pub¬
lic improvements, less $2,745,( 70 in sinking fund
18S5-’94
1880-'81
2,293,900
! l853-'5
1893
1873-’76
55,000
55,000
100.000
I
do bonds (coupon)
Fire loan bonds (coupon)
Boston.
London. Ba i g
Boston.
do
do
do
688,000
1,000
1M55
1367
1873-’85
(io
1,949,711
394,000
2,376,000
675,000
700,000
£1,000,000
l849-’50
National Guard loan,
Third street Improve, loan, local.
do
Var
J. & J.
New Yo:k
1/00
City
Bonds are mostly held within the State of
Carolina, ’lotal assessed value oi properly
$23,216,390. Rate of tux, 2 per cent.
reduce the total debt to $4,672,663.
South
in 1872
Sink, funds
April 1, 1873, $13,544,000. Floating'debt, $1,819,332. Assessed value of real proper¬
ty, *157z. was $239,154,890 ; r ersonnl,
$45,042,540.
Tax rare fo'‘ 1872, 15 mills. State ' aluation was
$36.1)00,000, and city debt is limbed to 5 pr cent of
that. Population in 1870 298,963, against 109,26'* in
1860. Cook e odeht is all 7 per cent, and Intel est is
all payable in J. & J., or in M. & N.
(v. 15, p.82,
Total funded debt.
:
Water loan
do
Sewerage bonds
do
1,03)
1,0:6,000
1.090
l.d)0
3 565,; 01
1,0*30
River improvement bonds
1.000
500&c.
Municipal and School bonds
do
S. Park loan (not a bond of
Cook County debt
I Ti
509& •
do
Ch’go).
1863-72
500&C
NT. Y., Duncan, S. &
!
do
(lo
1882-’95
ISM)
j N. Y., Am. Exch. N. Blr.
87,009
2.550,1 0
) 611,00)
282 0 0
3.123 090
2,000,000
3,303,003
1871-’82
Co.
18S0-’95
do
do
do
do
Y., Duncan,
& Co
do
do
N. Y., Am. Exch. N. Bk.
N.Y., Metropolitan Bk
v.
6 &
1890-’95
1873-’76
lS74-’99
1573-'79
1S7J-89
Cincinnati:
Bounties to Volunteers
T
To build Eggleston Ave. sewer..B2
1363
Loan to Cin, & Hills. RR
F 1850
do to Litrle Miami RR....
A) 1814
(lo Eaton & Iia.u RR
Gj 1 -i.'.O
do Covingt >n & Lex. RR
1851
II
do Ohio & Mississippi RR
ll 1842-’51
ao
Marietta & Cin. RR
Mi 1854
Cinn S mtliern Railroad
1872
1815
Common School purposes,reg....A
Bonds to fund flouting debt
r;r»
18;>5
Bds to O & M RR to pur. whl‘ prop.N
do for Common School purposes.,
1S34
do to nur real estate for Workh’seY
1866
do to build Workhouse
Y2
1866
do pur.Orph. Asyl. g(ls for park.O
1858
do for erection of a Workhouse...
ISt'S
do for waterworks
C‘2
1S68
do for waterworks
C3
1868
io for Common school purposesP2
1868
do for Common School purposes.P 1860-’61
do to O & M RR to pur. v.’hf prop.N
1855
do nur Epis. Bury’g Gds for park.Q
1860
do forexten.&imp. waterworks.C ’1847
do
do
do
D
1849
do
do
do
E, 185')
(lo for funding floating debt...0A2 18 47-’41do loaned to Whitewater Canal..A! 1847-’48
do for new hospital
1867
.
S|
25.000
150,000
91,000
lJXX)
1,000
1,00)
1,0 V)
1,0; K.).
1,'J09
96.t kK)
13t,thX> i
91.000
550,000
I
110,000 j
1,000
1,1)00
1,000
,000 1
25,000 j
43,000 !
210,000
40,000
11,000
14,000
31,000
250,000
150/00
150,000
1,000
100,000
1,000
99,000
195,000
17,000
199/4D
98,000
1 0i.it)
1.000
2i*
1,0)0
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,010
1,000
1,000
500&C
500&C
500 fee
500&C
1,000
1,000
100.000
.
146,500
27,000
500,000
.1
.
IV
•»
|
*
tX 1-111
.
’do
(lo
do *
J. & I). I
do
do
do
F. & A. j
do
do
do
J. & I).
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
(lo3
J. & J.
do
do
(lo
J. & D.
do
do
(lo
J. & J.
M. &N.
M. &N. N. Y„ Ainer. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
M. &N.
do
do
do
M. &N.
M. & S.
Cincinnati,
do
A.&<>'.
do
M. & S.
J. & D. N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank,
do
(lo
do
F. & A.
do
do
do
J. & I).
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
do
J. & J.
M.& N.
do
do
do
Cincinnati.
M.& N.
A.&O. N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
A. & O.
do
do
do
A. &G.
M. &N. Philadelphia, Bank N. A
do
do
do
M. &N.
J. & D. N. Y., Amer. Ex. N. B
July, 1876
Due., 1880
Aug., 1875
Dec., 1880
Jan., 1881
do
=
Jar.., 1.882
uuartevly £o n Jan.; Q —F., quarterly from Feb.; Q.—M., quarterly from March,
Ae/nttrAM.-ingures in brackets at the eud Qf remarks, in any case, refer to the volume and page of
803.)
Population oy census of 1870, 218,900, against 161.014
in I860. Tax rate for 1872/$20 10 per $1,000, The
following table lrom the books or the Auditor of
Hamilton County, Ohio, exhibits the assessed
valuation oi the' City ot Cincinnati for twelve
years;
Real
Year. estate.
June, 1881
I860..
$61,620,904
July l, 19. 2
181.. 6 .’,657,365
Nov., 1885
1362.. 63,503,296
do
1863.. 64,441,53!
do
1864.. 65,585,774
do
1865..
67,610,611
March, 1886
1866.. 66,454,662
Oct., 1886
March, 1SS8 1S67.. 68,:50'i,040
June, 1888 1P68.. 69.799.601
72,233,844
Aug., 1888 1869
78,736.132
June,18S9 1870.
July, 1388 1371.. 123.427,833
1872.. 119,621,856
Jail., 1890
Nov.. 1890
do
.
Personal
e.-tate.
$31,411,81 >
30,313,411
29,707,861
35,932,561
47,809,574
6 1,1:15,382
67.218,101
68,412.287
61,583,925
58.471,666
Total
valuation.
$93,032,716
92,970,776
93,211,157
100, 74,003
113,365,348
180,715,993
133,072,703
136/31,325
131,383,529
Rate tax
per $ .OO'O
$17 45
19 20
17
18
20
22
21
27
57,3*0,75 4
56,931,044
130,715,510
136,107,236
180/61.982
28
31
31
22
55,462,410
175,084,296
£20
66
20
20
90
60
40
00
90
CO
20
10
April, 1895
do
do
March, 1S97
do
June, 1897
Sizi or oar value.—This column shows the sizes or denominations in which each issue of bonds is made.
t When payable.—J. & J. stands for Jan. & July; F. & A., Feb. & Au *.; M. & S., March & Sept.; A. & t>., April
1860.
issued in registered 9tock and are generally due
at pleasure after the dates of maturity named.
The fiscal year now closes Cel. 31.
(v. 16, p. 154)
1890
London, Baring Bros.
3/93,415
1,000
1853
1,000
Water loan,
1855
1,000
Debt of Williamsburgh loan
1,000
do
do local improvem t 1359-’61
Brooklyn local improvement loan.,,i 1361 t 1,000
i
1857 ! 1,000
Mt.PrO'pect Square loan,
1.000'
1
1865
Soldiers aid fund loan
1,000
i 1314
Nat’l G’d & Vol. Firemen’s loan.
f
Population in 18/0
purposes, and .17 for State.
was 267,354, against 212,418 in
The
1S52-M3
Funds
1353
Renewal City Debt, <iue 1354-55
For city purposes, War debt, &c. . 1852-’64
1864-’72
do
do
do
Roxbury debt assumed
Dorchester debt assumed
1870
Consolidated St. Imp. loan, st’rling
1873
Renewal ot water bonds ot ’48.....
1872
Renewal water loan, 1816-9, sterling
1861
City notes (new main) Act 1838
<,
Md. RR. sinking fund, $837,400
several sinking funds. $5,831,Ohio RR. pays interest on
$5,000,000 loan; Water loan is paid by income of
waterworks, and Public i ork by City Passenger
Railway, and interest on $1.487/00by other com¬
panies. The $1/00,000 loom oi 1872 for West. Md.
K.R. is to be in place of $5:25,016 bonds previously
endorsed. The assessed value o: property in 1873,
$224,728,138; and tax rate $1 63 on the $100 for city
Jan. 1, 1895
Jan. 1,1899
Jan. 1,1886
1900
Balt., Farm. & Plan. Bk.
1932
Bait., N. Mc( har.li s’ Bk.
Balt., N. Mechanics’ Bk. April 9. 1900
1873—’85
Balt., N. Central RR.
1886
Balt., N. Mechanics’ Bk.
do
do
239,200
520,000
1,000,000
722,100
1,0100
1,000
1,000
Boston:
Various Trust
Chicago
j.
do
do
•
Ba’t., N. Mechanics’ Bk.
Q-F.
47,300
500,000
100&C
.
do
J. & J.
117 00J
lS53-’65
1854
i860
1869
Balt., Farm.& Plan.Bk.
Balt., N. Mechanics’ 11k.
Balt., Farm.& Plan. Bk.
Q-J.
Q-J.
Q-J.
Q-J.
1,375,000
Bangor, Me.:
City debt propei...
Penobscot & Kennebec RR. loan...
European & N. American RR
Bangor & Piscataquis RR
do
t
Q-J
1,000,000
lOO&e
10J&C
do
do
do
do
J. & J.
137,454
773,700
100&C
Balt., Register’s office.
Balt., N. Mechanics’Bk.
J. & J.
M. & N.
M.&S
M.&S.
M
-J
extensively to rail¬
roads, In exchange for their securities, which It
holds to tire amount ot $14,015,968.
The sinking
fund ior »«. & O. RR. $5,000,000 loan was $1,466,008,
J.& D, Tune & Dec.; Q—J,
fuller
Chronicle containing
infonuatiou
& Oct.; M, & N.f May & Nov.
HE
418
-i. >
r
Subscribers will confer a great favor
DESCRIPTION.
v/i
foot notes
'
on
preceding page.
Cincinnati— (Continued;
do for new hospital
do for funding floating debt..... L
do forexten.&imp. waterworks.!!
do
do
do
F
Bds pur. Orph Asyl. G’ds for Park.O
do for Workhouse
do for sewerage
R
c’ > for improving Gilbert ave....L
do to build Eggleston ave sewerB3
do improvement bonds
W
do water work purposes
C4
W2
General Improvement
Columbia, S. C.:
Bonds for various purposes
1868
1853
1853
1853
1859
1868
1869
1869
1869
1371
1871
1871
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1856-68
Funding and substitute bonds, &c..
City Hail, &c
1856-71
1872
....
by giving ns Immediate notice of any error discovered In our Tables.
INTEREST.
250,000
Principal,
When
75.000
6
6
7
73-10
73-10
73-10
100,000
136,000 7 3-10
150.000
7
7
150,000
600,000
183,400 5 & 6
7
101,450
250 &C.
250,000
1856- '60
1,000
83,000
1860-72
1853
1866
1867-’69
1871
1.000
274,000
do
do
do
Gas Co. stock
Funding bonds, coupon
fondstor
variousdebt
purposes.,
unding floating
Detroit, Mich.:
Bonds for various City purposes....
do Water W’k Co, guar, by city,
Pub. Build, stock (City Hall) bonds
1.000
I00&C
500&C
500
1853-59
....
1852-67
1869-71
IS TO
1872
1871
1870
Var.
Var.
1872
Var.
1868-69
Water loan bonds., coupon—
do
do
do
....
Improvement' bonds
Reconstruction bonds
Improvement bonds
Morgan street dock
City bonds, coupon
do
Funded debt bonds
Hudson City bonds
Bergen school loan bonds
do
sewerage bonds
do
improvement bonds...
do
bounty loan
10.000
185,300
27,500
50,000
221,000
9(H), 000
L866-’7!
....
Jersey, City:
1869
600,000
1,009
1,314,000
1.000
475,0(0
1,0,X
1,090
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000,090
J. & J.
J. & J.
Columbia.
do
1876-’83
J. & J.
Yar
.T. & J.
A. &().
J. & J.
M. &-S.
Savannah, C. R. R. Bk.
New York.
Col. City T’easurv.
New York & Columbus.
Columbus.
New York.
1874-’81
18S0-’95
1878
1873-’89
1887-’89
1881-85
Vari.
J. & J.
Vari.
N. Y., Cent. Nat. Bank,
do
do
J. & J.
J. & .1.
J. & J.
J’rsey C.Hud.CountyBk
Var.
1.000
Var.
l.i-OO&c
1.0.0&C
1868-69 l.00)&e
Vari.
Vari.
1852
1853-54
1.000
1,000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.&N.
500,000
J. & J.
2.669.000
J.&J.
125,090
933.0(H)
73,025
500,000
281,395
150,000
400,000
200,000
129,W0
&
&
7
7
7(Various,
7jVarious,
:
M.&N.
I Various,
J. & J.
J. & J.
.). & J.
J. & J.
Louisville, Ky.:
1887
1892
School Houses
Subscrip, to stock, L. & N. R. R.
Straders, wharf
1854
1854
1857-59
Waterworks
Bounty fund
For improvement of streets
1865
1866-67
1865-’70
Puolic schools
Water Bonds
Sewer bonds
1867
1868
1S71
1869
1868
18 78
1968
1869
1870-’71
1371
1871
1870
do
Rowan’s, % city wharf
Elizabeth and P. RR
Wharf property
Jail bonds
For old liabilities
For old liabilities
St Louis Air Line IiR
New City Hall..
Change of guage..
Road bed RR
City institution
Wharf & Fulton street
City Bonds payable by railroads.
Lynchburg, Fa.:
Ronds various
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
91,000
6
9-2,000
6
6
A. & O.
J. & J.
A & O.
M.& S.
N".
1873-’81
1886-’91
M.fcN.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
N.
do
do
do
do
do
do
1.000
431,000
140,000
1,000,000
230,000
150,000
7
6
A.& O.
Louisville.
N. Y. Bk of America.
Vari.
Louisville.
6
A.& O.
1.000
139,000
1,000
325,000
500*009
250,000
107,000
150,000
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
6
J.&D.
Vari.
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,0,V)
1872
1872
1853-’63
1,009
1,000
1,000
purposes.
Bonds. 8 per cent
6
6
865,(XX)
25,000
6
219,500
209,000
6
&
459,000
6
J. & J.
101,000
6
7
J. & J.
J. & I).
M.&N.
425,000
136,000
6
200,000
125,090
1,472,000
M.& S.
A.&O.
F.& A.
J.&J.
J. &D.
J. & D.
Vari.
do
do
N. Y.,Bk of America.
Louisville, City Treas.
N. Y., Bk of America.
‘
Endorsement M
M. & L. Rk. R.R
Re-adjnstment bonds
1875
1897
1891
1890
Various.
Yaiious.
1892
Various.
Jan., '98.191X.
July, 1889
1874-79
J. & J.
J. & J.
Lynchburg.
1,030,'XX)
Memphis.
Var.
1870
1857
500&C
1,000
1,000
335.900
300,000
J. & J.
1861
1871
500&C
431 009
1872
1,000
J. & D.
J.&J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
1966
1866
isr,r)
1870
1870
1971
1871
Bonds to Mob. & Gt. North RR..
Bonds to Grand Trunk Railroad...
Wharf bonds
City funded debt
To Mobile & Northwestern RR....
April, 1883
Bonds of 1868, N. & S. Ala. RR
yew York:
Water stock
1,100
10,0(0
3,564,; MX)
150,010
333,000
1,057,009
’75 & 85
1896-97
1873-’89
it matures (except
July, 1897
July, 1898
June, 1901
May, 1898
Oct., 1888
Interest on $200,000 of the sixes is
more.
do
N. Y., P. M.
do
Myers & Co
do
Charleston, S. C.
Mil. & N.
do
do
do
coupons, was
1373-1900
in
Nov., 1900
July, 1872
City cannot issue debt beyond5 per cent of its
assessed value for 5 years, which Is
$43,545,000, and for the year 1873 over $43,000.''00.
Sinking funds are provided for all the bond?.
(V. 16, p. 20,346 ; v. 17. p. 187.)
The
do
do
do
'
average
Jan. 1,1901
Jan. 1,1902
Jan. 1,1902
1871-75
N. Y., Merch. N. Bank.
Mobile City Treasury.
do
do
N. Y., Merch. N. Bank.
8
J. & J.
N. Y., Howes &M.
4.587,005
500.000
5 &
6
Q.-F.
2,900,000
5 &
Q.-F.
250,000
6
6
Q.—F.
6 &
6
M.& NT.
1,000
845,900
5(H),000
360,000
230,000
300,000
1.000
1.000
500&C
...
Mobile, Bk of Mobile,
J. & J.
J. & I.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J. & J.
557,290
254,20.)
.
.
Central Park imp. fund stock
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Building loan stock, No 4
Real estate bonds
Docks and
1,000
1841-63
1870
1345-60
1865
18T0-2
1571-2
1965-72
100&C
1O0&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
185:3-7
1853-7
1857
1859
100&C
100&C
....
1857 9
1860
1865
1853
1860-3
slips stock
1852
1970
1960
1865
1868
Dock Bonds
Floating debt fund stock
Market stock
do
do
do
Lunatic Asylum stoek
do
do
Fire department stock
Fire telegraph bonds
do
do
do
do
Accumulated debt bonds
do
10 000
75.000
7
6
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
6
6
100X-P
597,586
e
100&C
2.767,000
8.000,000
918)000
6,500,000
6,907.939
7
7
-
1863
1863
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
6
7
U CD
o+e
r-j
O
O c5
1,500,000
266.500
521 953
sJ
fcjg
o3
1,000.000
400,000
l
<
•i->
o? d
M.& N.
100&C
100&C
•
GO
H-1
£
6
r*
*
Q.-F.
Q.-F.
Q.-F.
Q.-F.
Q.—F.
7
300,000
...
Q.-F.
Q,-F.
M&N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M. &
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N,
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
7
7
6
7
6
7
1869
*
Q--F.
2,500,000
Q.-F.
2,060,200
Q.-F.
1,766,600
Q.—F.
115,000
Q.-F.
533,437
Q.-F.
200,000
Q.-F.
2,5 00,000 7&6g. M.& N.
6
2,748,000
Q.-F.
451,200
7,13;,49)
♦
do
990,000
100 Op
100&C
100&C
ioo&c
Street improvement bonds
Street opening anil mprove bonds
Vol. Soldiers Fam. Aid fund bonds,
3,006,071
399,300
275,000
iSG9
500&C
ID
M.& N.
6
5
6
6
5
6
6
6
5
6
5
40,000
New York Bridge bonds
do
100&C
I00&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
954.500
490,0; K)
450,000
181,059
75.000
1869
1S70
coupon
100&C
2,546,00)
2.(00,000
100&C
....
Tax relief bonds
do
500,0 0 j
H90&C
100&C
do
City Cemetery stock
City improv. ment stock
100&C
lOQ&c
100&C
iO0&e.
100&C
100&C
1869
paid In BaHlt
City holds nominal assets of $956,645.
floating debt Mayl, 1873, including overdue
$506,694. Valuation of real properly
1872, $21,986,340; personal, $4,690,000; tax rate,
$2^ per $10).
Coupons unpaid amount to
$208,165. Population in 1870, 40,230. (v. 17, p.51.)
18T3-1902
Y., A. Goettel, June 1, 1891
250,000
100&C
100&C
1808
1367-7)
and above
adequate to meet all the city debt
the $1,000,000 to the E. & P.
UR.) Population in 1870 was 100,720 against
68.033 in 1860. The valuation ot taxable propeity
in 1872 was $77,156,624, against $76,905,955 in 1871.
as
1S91
1SS6
1885
££
Oo.
03
00
■3J e
,2
o o
goH
>^>
.
£»
So
•2
a
*•*
to
y
C5 u
Cl
—5
S
o.
r, c
o
x
P
OB
property, 1871, $20,376,916;
tax, \\i
per cent. Mobile County also has 8 per cent
bonds outstanding.
Interest in default, July,
1S73.
(v. 16 p. 661,693 ; V. 17, p. 19.)
July, 1899
Nov.. 1895
till 1901
Bonds are endorsed by N. & S. Ala.
RR.
1833
The
do
Croton water stock
New Croton Aqueduct stock
Addit’nal new Croton Aqueduct...
Croton water main stock
Croton Reservoir bonds
do
Aqueduct bonds
Croton water pipe bonds
Central Park tund stock
do
do
do
cio
do
do
do
do
Gen. Park additional fund stock
do
do
do
over
resources are
1831
Montgomery, Ala.:
Janr'iry, 1B73, the City debt,
sink'- g fund resources, was $2 603,309. The com¬
missioners of the'sinking fund report that the
1883-34
Valuation of
City debt ABC (pay. an’ly till ’91).
do
do DEF (pay. an’ly till’88).
do
over
on ralu oad property assessed
at $11,009,000. Popu¬
lation, 110,090. (v. 16, p. 794.)
Various.
Mobile:
do
citizens, Dec., 1872, stated the
city at $6,919,820, an increase of
the amount at the time of the con¬
solidation. Of the increase, however, $2,165,000,
arose under contracts adopted before the act of
consolidation, and $500 000 was made by theiunding of the former floating debt. The city finances
have been somewhat confused. In Aug., 13*3,
the total debt was given at $7,262,275 bonded,
$1,164,652 floating de1 t or certificates and $4,045,800 water debt. Assessed valuation,
including
railroad property is $83,496,885, on which the tax
rate is $2 70 per $100, on $68,496,855 and 1 per cent
$3.679,(XX)
’*
’73to98
do
Oct. 1.1898
do
18S9
New York & Louisville. ’75, ’80 & 1901
N. Y. Bk of America,
Sept., 1S9L
do
do
April, 1891
do
do
Feb, 1, 1880
do
do
July 1,1901
do
do
June 1,1892
do
do
June >5,1902
New York & Louisville.
’82 to’93
899,692
111,817
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.& N.
1872
1873
Scrip to settle old RR. loans.
p
Population in 1S70, 79,601; value of waterworks
$1,361,000, against a debt of $960,000; amount 0^
city taxes on real and personal property in 1873
$863,619 ; in 1872, $773,809 ; in 1871, $918,207.
July, ’99-1902
Milwaukee:
General City bonds
Water bonds, coupon
do
registered
required
The
School and paving bonds
Funding loan, (gold)
interest
A report made by
total debVof the
"
Post bonds.
annual
property 1873
Y., Bank of America. May, 1887-89
Louisville.
debt, *644,300,
*250.000
$15,160. Bonds are all coupon, and were Issued in
small amounts as wanted. City holds some
stock's
and other property.
Valuation of
Y., Mercantile N. Bk. April, 1832
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1871
Memphis, Tenn.:
do
do
Population, 1870 9,29S, againit 8.082 In 1860
market bonds were Issued In May, 1872.
n
For Jeffersonville RR stock
do
do
REMARKS.
When Due.
M. &N. N.JY , Amer. Ex. N. B.
Nov., 1897
do
do
do
J. & J.
Jan., 1900
do
do
do
J. & D.
June, 1900
do
do
do
A.& O.
Oct., 1900
Cincinnati.
M. & S.
March, 1908
A.& O. N. Y , Amer. Ex. N. B. Oct. 1,1881
do
do
do
M.fcS.
Sept., 1S99
do
do
do
do
M. & S..
A.&.O. N. Y Amer. Ex. N. B.
Oct,, 1S99
do
do
do
M.&S.
March 1,1886
do
do
do
F. & A.
Aug. 15, 1886
do
do
do
J. &D.
Dec. 1, 1891
6
6
100,000
100,000
70,000
150,000
Payable and
by Whom.
Payable.
73-10
60,000
Where
Total
Columbus, Ga.:
~
[September 27,1873.
DITY SECURITIES.
Date Size or Amount
OutRate
ot
par *
Bonds. Value. st’nding. per
Cent.
a.lticicuuv^
CHRONICLE.
1870-75-79-80
Nov. 1, 1902
1883-90
1884
debts. The followingstate-nent shows the amount
of funded and temporary debt, and the amount m
the city sinking fund at the dates named.
Aug. 1,1900
Nov. 1,1900
1907-1911
1907-1911
1SS0
1637
1898
1898
1874
1874
1876
1887
1895
1873
1873
1873-1876
Nov. 1.1901-2
1878
1894
1897
1897
1888
1889
1889
1889
1889
1889
1884
1879
1890
city and county, though identical as to bounda¬
have separate organizations and distinct
ries,
'&V' % U
Description.
Funded city debt
vunded county debt.
$57,999,308 $63,786,255 *68.424,054
29,239,300 29,987,401 30.138,965
.$87,238,608 $93,773,659
City sinking fund.. 2(5,182,321 23 233,076
Total funded debt.
„
Total, less s’k’g f’d.$67,0.56,286
$98,663,019
23,868.186
$70,540,583 $74,694,833
1*497 ;1.962 031
!tOO 4,726,800
$37,650,203
Total temp’y debt..$21.313.100 $25,011,560
This makes the total lunded and teniporaiy
dc&G
against *108,561 <08 Jan,•
population of New York in 1870 was 922,531,
against 805,658 in 1860. The following table shows
H U .'CI
'
the progress in ten years of property^
valuation
$136,2(3,222,
The
-R’tetax pr
and taxation.
Real
Year,
estate.
1860.. $393,5:13,619
1861.. 406,955,665
1862.. 399,556,404
1863.. 402,187,382
1864.. 410.774,435
1865.. 427,360,884
1866.. 478,904,934
1867.. 555,447,062
1868.. 623,236,556
Nov. 1.1905
1884-1888
1869..
1888
1870..
1879-1882
1871
1873-1875
1873..
1876
684,188,918
742,108,075
760^08,250
797J46-665
836,698,330
Personal
estate.
*178,697,037
174,624.306
172,416,031
191.967,161
223,920,505
181,423,471
257,9^4.974
276,389,451
285.199,972
281,142^>8
*
805,285,874
806.947,2 28
305,949,422
292 597,643
flOOO-t
City *
State.
38
62
87
27
31
96
3 94
67
6 13
272
2 70
4 4S
5 20
County.
14 50
16
13
16
17
24
19
22
20
19
19
17
23
36
46
OB
20
94
06
08
17
98
69
90
81
419
CHRONICLE.
THE
September 27, 1873]
CITY SECURITIES.
Subscribers
will confer a great favor
f
description.
of all references see
FTor explanation
foot notes on
York—(Continued)
Normal school
1871
1871
fund stock
is?i
fund stock..........
1871
1871
1871
1S72
1872
Public school building iund stock.
Additional Croton water stock....
-epair stock
.SCwer
cement bonds
Consolidated s o -k of D94 .... ...
Museum of Art& Nat. History, st ck
Liquidation of claims & judgements
Impro
County:
V. Y.
County
,
Court House stock,
do
do
do
do
do
do
........
No. 3...
No.4...
No. 5...
Sol. subs. Red. bounty bonds
Sol. bounty fund bonds.....
Sol. subs, and Relief Red. bonds....
Sol. bounty fund bonds, No.3 .....
Sol. bounty fund Red. bonds, No. 2.
Riot damages Red. bonds......
do
do
indem. bonds
109&c
500&C
I00&C
lt’O&c
100&C
100&C
10!&C
100&C
100&C
00&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
1S62-S
109&C
-100&C
1371
1872
1872
1861
1364
1861
1865
18’>5
1S64
1864-72
....
,
nn
Consolidated debt) $650,000 arplied.
do
do
do
\ yearly to int’st.
do ) and principal..
1852
1352
1852
Railroad debt
do
do
do
do
do
do
Old corporations
1.54
1869
1868
1869
1370
Ponchartrain RR .....'
Waterworks Loan of 1869
One Million of 1868
Funding Loan of 1869
Funding loan, 1870.
•Jefferson City, (debt assumed)
....
Philadelphia :
Bonds Issued prior to consolidation,
permanent improvemts...
park purposes
’59-’70
’63-’70
'do
for
for
for
do
do
war
and bounty purposes,
municipal & school purp..
Pittsburgh :
Water extension loan (coupon)
Funded debt & other municipal
bds
Compromise RR. bonds (cp & reg.)
Portland & Rochester RR..
do
/
.
...
BuildingLoan Com’ers
Portland & Ogdensburg....
Municipal—proper
}
In aid At. & St. L. RR. Co..
...;.)
Recruiting and bounty bonds
Water loan bonds, gold....
San Francisco ;
Bonds of 1855^coup. (gold).......
do
1858, conn,
do
S. Fr.& St. Jose RR., coup. (gold).
Judgment bonds
do
do
Central Pac. RR.
Western Pac.RR.
School bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
Judgment bonds
do
do
School bonds
Park Improvement
bonds
:
Hospital bonds..:.
Savannah, Ga.:
Subscription to Op lika PR
"Purchase of Springfield plantation
Subscription to Mu-cogue R.t
Construction of water works
Gaslight Co. siock
Improvement oi Savanu h i.iver..
Sav., Albany & Gulf RR
Funding coupons* other purposes.
Redemption of bonds
do
Bonds for
do
city improvements
Harbor, &c., improvements
St. Joseph, Mo.:
Bds to St. Jos. * Den. C. RR. 1369..
do
Mo. Valley RR,
do
St. .Jos. & Topeka RR
St. Jos. & C. B. : R
» iver
and Wharf Bonds
City Improvement Bonds
Funding Bonds
Interest Bonds
Bridge Bonds
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
6
6(H),000
•
6
6
6
6
6
2,0(H),000
4,000,000
946,700
7
7
745,800
376,600
1,000,000
6
6
6
855,20 f
1,707.400
29,000
100,000
8,385,500
7
6
6g.
7
6
6,000,000
30,000
1,000
i,ix)0
1,000
203,000
345,000
1,000
1,000
75,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
•
•
•
1
^
t
-
-
....
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
2,S19,000
25 ',000
336,004
133,000
Renewal
and Floating
Real est te and public
debt, bonds.
buildings.
.
Street improvement bonds ..."...
Waterworks bond' (old)
Bonds to Pacilic RaProad.
do do Iron Mountain RR
do North Mo. RR
do Ohio & Missippi
ItR
Tower Grove Park bonds (gold).
Sewer bonds-.
Harbor and wharf bon Is
Lafayette Park bonds
New water work bonds (gold)....
do
(gold)
Renewal and S9wer bonds (gold)
Bn ig,. approa :h bon is, (gold)...
fit. Paul, Minn.:
15,876,249 00
2,501,0C0 00
."
Total
Nov. 1,1S74
From wlrch deduct the revenue
$37,8(9^3) 24
of
2,250,000 CO
thegeueral fund, estimated at
1903
1876
o
-
-
-
-i
$35,559,730 24
3-38
per
cent, on the taxable
See abstract from Mayor’s
message, January, 1873, in Ciikonicle. v. 1G. p.
50: see also v. 15, p. 626 ; v. 16, p. 154.*; v. 17, p. 323,
1875-1892
of
valuation
1SS4-1SS8
1894
1S96
1S73-1S76
1S83-1S91)
18S0-1SS1
1895-1897
1891
1877-1879
1882
1887
1903
18S4-1883
1901
1SS4-1S8S
18)1
Ob-
$9,761,752 81
county debt 8,4:5,307 74
county debt 1,195,420 69
County purposes
j Nov. 1, 1SS7
1S72.
355.
'
J. & J.
N. Orleans or N. York,
M.& N.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New Orleans,
do
do
New Orleans,
do
do
N. Orleans or N.York.
New Orleans.
Dec., 1880
Oct., 1910
J. & J.
J. & J.
Phila., Treasury
’72 to’85
J. & J.
J. & J.
do
do
do
A.& O.
M.&N.
M. & S.
J. & D.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.& O.
M.& S.
J. & D.
Vari.
J. & I).
A.&O.
6
6
5&6
6
1,725,000
(
’62-’65
’60-’70
.
.
.
,
....
1868
1869
1370
1867-’69
1872
1S67-’6S
1872
1352
4.450,000
6
6,705.000
5,405,400
11.650,0'0
8,754,900
G
6
6
6
provide for interest, and principal ol coneoi
sum of $650,000 per year Is required
by law to be raised by fax on real estate.
Special provisions are "made for some officer
1S92
1892
1892
1S74
1S74
1874
1874
1873
18S4
D89
’71 ito ’72
1894
1895
1SS7-I900
bonds tlie
issues or
debt
as
lollows:
917.976
J. & J.
2,167,456 “4&5
6
6
6
6
246,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
233,000
308,000
500&C
700.000
1,000
702.000
450,000
•
•
•
y
J. & J.
■
6
1
*
Pittsburg.
1893-’97
L873-19C9
1913
Pitts., Phila. and N. Y.
N. Y., Bk of America.
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
J. & J.
Boston Suffolk Bank,
do
do
do
do
Bost. Columbian Bank.
j.'&b.
Nov., 18^6
Nov., 1S37
Nov., 18S3
July, 1887
July L, 1897
Boston Suffolk Bank.
June, 1S77
( s
A. & O.
1855
1853
1862
1863-64
1864
1S65
1886-67
1867
IS *0—72
1872
1371
1,000
500&C
500&C
r.oo&c
f.OO&c
500\C
500 &C
500& c
500&C
roo&c
50».*&c
500&C
.
6
J. & J.
M. & S.
J. & ,J.
J. & J.
Population, 1870, 674,022, against 565,520 in 1860.
The total debt Feb. 1, 1873, was $5,183,394, Including
the waBr loan bonds.
Assessed valuation in
1873. $19,000,000. actual value, $176,584,000. Popu¬
lation about 140,100.
Sinking fund March 81,1873. $453,471. City is pro¬
tected by mortgages on At.& St.L. and on Portl.
& Rochester Railroads.
Assessed value of real
estate in 1872, $17,468,900; personal, $11,213,210.
Tax rate in 1872, $26 per $1,000. Population in
1870, 31,413, against 26,341 in 1860.
Lake Superior & Miss. RR
vSfc Paul & Chicago RR
6
5
2,000,000 5&6g.
250,(XX!
197,000
304,000
3 So,000
150,000
6g.
J. & J.
J. & J.
Vari.
A.& O.
J. & J.
M.&N.
A.&O.
A.& O.
J. & D.
J. & J.
175,004)
6g.
M.& N.
111,500
658,000
181,000
612.5(H)
371,000
6g.
6g.
7g.
is7g.
7g.
7g.
7g.
7g.
500
SCO
5(H)
bOO
500
500
500&C
100&C
1,000
500
1,000
1,000
99, ,0j
27,340
99,000
198,000
5,(HK)
64,500
937,500
402,800
117,000
■?
7
i
7
349,500
534.000
7
7
7
500,000
431,500
1S69
i860-'66
1868
1858-’59
186l>-’6 “
500
500
100&C
100&C
500&C
50
1863-’70
1871
1871
100&C
1,000
500
1846-71
1840-68
1851-66
var.
1860-’69
\
ar.
var.
1856-58
var.
1851-53
1854-57
1854-55
1853-54
1868
1855-69
1852-68
1866-68
186.5-70
1872
1871-73
1,000
1872
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
var.
500
1,000
1,000
1,000
500
var
i868
7
7
7
7
7
M.& N.
M.& N.
J. & D.
Boston & Portland,
do
do
April, 1877
Providence.
Jan., 1S76
do
do
Sept., 1585
Jan., 1893
Bost.Revere Bk & Prov.
Jan., 1900
N. Y., Lees & Waller.
San Francisco,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1S75
1888
M.&N.
J. & D.
J. & J.
M.& N.
.J. &
M.& N.
J. & J.
.
M.&N.
76,800
35,100
88,000
56,600
6
10
10
Jan.
M. & S.
125.000
10
10
120,0l0
500,000
6
10
2,512,000
778,000
235,000
365,000
207,000
280,000
399,090
231,000
346,000
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
925,000;
1.219.0(H)
6
46,500
3.950,000
1,250,000
1,083,00)
497,000
315,968
var
141.564
var
500&C
255.625
200.00')
1,000
100,000
Duncan, S. & Co.
F.& A.
M.& S.
6&7
7
150,000
V. Y.,
var.
var.
var.
var.
,T. & J.
J. & J.
Vari.
Vari.
N.'Y. N. B’k Commerce
do
do
St. Joseph Treasury,
do
do
N. Y. Am. Exchange Bk
St. Joseph Treasury,
do
do
|N.Y., Northrup & Ohiek
N. Y. N. B’k Commerce
N. Y.,
N. Bk Republic,
Vari.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
6g.
fig.
fig.
>fg.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
F. & A.
Vari.
Vari.
Vaii.
J. & D.
A.& O.
Vari.
J.& D.
12&7
7
8
M. & N.
M.&N.
Vari.
St. Paul and New York.
do
do
6
6
J.& D.
J. & D.
N. Y., Jay Cooke
N. Y„ Farm. L. &
6
6
4
1907
’71 to ’91
’77-’7S
1S83
1894
1895
$69,926,400; personal, $40,-
160,700; total, $110,087,100. Rate ot tax, $13 50 per
$1,0'0. Sinking fluids of 1SS5, $375,676; sinking
funds of 1893, $100,630; H„ P. & F. RR., $1:32,011.
Population in 1S70, 68,904, against 49,129 in 1SG0.
Population In 1870,149,482 against 56,802 In 1860. Real
estate in the fiscal year ending June 30,1872. was
assessed at $187,289,301; personal property at $!t0,«
595.91! .- sinking funds raised annually amount to
$22L‘JOO. All tlie values lor San Francisco are
g veil in gold.
1881
1887
June 1, ’82-90
July 1. lc97
1,1891
Nov.
Floating debt, Jam., 1873, $244,802.
1854
1850
1851
1853
1-53
1853
1853
1S66
1S69
1370
1870
1872
Preferred bonds.
8 per cent bonds
500,000
600,000
300,000
,
1836'
1863
1872
1000&C
1000&C
1000&C
$47,075,330; floating
debt, $6,196,681. Sinking funds, $13,968.180: valua
tion of real property in 1873. $518,234,568: personal,
$8.'tf0.700; tax rate in 1873, $21 E0 per $1,000.
’72-1905
A.&O.
Various.
J. & J.
5 5&6 monthly
1,228,984
375,500
interest
do
do
150 000
500&C
RR. bonds
by 29-175 ot real estate tax and 1-175 of person¬
al ; Pune artrain RR., int. by 2 per cent of
licenses ; $1,000,000 loan by 25-175 of tax onreal and
personal; 7 per cent loan of 1869, by $34,14u
recurred by law to be deposited monthly ; wharf
bonds, by levee dues pledged for interest and
principal; 10 per • ent bonds of 1871. by monthly
deposits out of current revenue. Tlie total fund¬
ed and floating debt, July, 1872, was $21,381,285.
Population. 1S70. 191,418, against 138.670 in 1860.
New Funding $10,000,100 loan authorized in 1872.
(V. I t, p. 794 ; V. 15, p.62C.)
do
J. & J.
7
6&7
1,982,000
1363-72
1315-72
1363
Revenue Bonds
For State purposes
F. r interest on city and
For redemp’n of city and
Ci v purposes
i Nov. 1,1891
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.*
N.
N. ,
N. 1
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
Vari.
J.. & J.
5
1,393,400
10
500.000
7
3,000,700
7
3/00.000
8
355,000
538,000 7 3-10
157,000
....
Louis:
do
'
ments for
Valuation of real ectate.
Loan to H., P. & F. Railroad
Bonds for public improvement*....
_
1
M.&N.
Providence. R. I.:
do
do
O
The
Total
Being at the rate of
2,600,000
4,617,000
220,000
Portland, Me.;
(Loftn to At. & St. L. RR. Co
do
do
do
do
12,000
25,Off)
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M. &N.
M.&N.
preceding figures do not Include special assess¬
improvements, street opening, Ac., on
specified property. The Board fixed the total
amount of taxation for 187" as follows:
1S90
1901
Nov. 1 ,’73-’75
1S73
Nov. 1 ,’73—’75
Dec. 23, 1901
Nov. 1, 1891
Nov. 1, 1891
Total funded debt, Jan., 1872,
1855
’55-’ 71
lor
530;(XX)
450.000
93,50'
500,000
7
6 & 7
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
8,385.230
to pay for stock subs,
do
for extension of gas works...
do
1,000
Bonds
Wharf Improvement
Trust Funds
•do
4,15- ',000
200.009
REMARKS.
by "Whom
To
New Orleans:
•do
8,513,900
43,361
1868-72
Assessment fund stock
1373
do
do
1370
Repairs to buildings, stock
500&C
1871-2
Consolidated stock, coupon
100&C
1869-70
Accummulated debt bonds.........
1S70
N.Y. & Westchester Co. Imp. bds.
Principal,
When Due,
Wtyere Payable and
M.& N.
7
300,000
M.& N.
4,252,500
J'Z3,841,472 6 & i M.& N.
7
M.& N.
1.325,100
100,000
100&O
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
I00&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
1D0&C
When t
Payable.
Cent.
5(0.000
i 873
1873
INTEREST.
Amount
Rate
Outst’nd.ng. per
2d page previous.
Ninth district Court Hou- e bond?.
Consolidated stock, coupon ...
Dept o Park's lniprov. bonds.....
sCeulral Park commission bonds...
F
Size or
Date
of
par *
Bonds. Value.
by giving us immediate notice of any error discovered in our Tables.
May ,1874
estate ami other property valued at about
$4.500.0(H). Assessed value of real estate in !S72.
$!f> 7 1,‘,65. Population. 1870.28,235, against 22.292,
<v,1875
.Jitm*, 1S76
Feb., 1S78
Ma ch, 1883
Nov., 18- 3
Dec., 1888
F.-b., 1880
Nov., 1879
June, 1S90
Nov., 1900
Jan. 1,1902
\80-’89
Nov.. 18S9
’80-’Sj
1673
’7S-’79
’86-"89
7S-'80
1S?>
ISO!
The city owns
real
M
in!-'30. The total receipts for Oft: eu months,
end ng Dec. 31,1872,were $1,123,084, including the
proceeds of $500,000 bonds issued; total expen¬
ditures same time, $1,369,378.
Population in 1870,19,565 against 8,932 in I860.
enue from all sources in 1S70-71 was
eptim
Rev¬
ted at
$lP5.n00.
Tn 1870 a-sessed valuation of property
wa
$11,000,000; rate of fax, 1
percent; total rev¬
enue (int. fund
$136,487. general Bind $81,146)
$217,001). The city owns $500,000 of St. Jo. & Den¬
ver C.RR.sto k. $50,000 St. .To. & Toneka stock,
$1'-0,000 Mo. Valley stock, their value being nomi¬
’
nal.
Public building-, &c., are worth about
$150 000.
Population 1870, 310,864 against 160,773 in 1860. City
and county gove nmenD and finances are sepa¬
rate
Total debt
' i ril,
1873. $15,323,100, mcludi g antic ration bonds payable
January,
18'. 5. for $1,000,000.
County debt is $3,212,000.
Assessed valuation of all property (about GO per
conn oi actual value), $180.23-',030, with a tax rate
of 1
per-cent; estimated income 1872-3, $3,760,923.
Tlie sinking fund Jan., 1872 amounted to
$92-',808.
1573-’9l
1375-’88
1873-’86
1813-’83
,
1873
1574-’7T
1871-’75
1873-’71
Aug., 1393
l675-’89
l;77-’88
Is72-’76
New York* St. Louis. June, ’87-’00
N. Y.. n. Bk Commerce, April 1. 1892
do
do
do
do
N.Y.,P.M. Myers & Co.
& Co.
T. Co.
189:-’93
Dec. 10,1-92
’71-’90
’71-’86
1889-90-96
'88 V’93
1900
Population 1870, 20,030 against 10,400 in I860. Assesse'! valuat on of taxable property in 1872 about
$28,000,000.
suspended
,
TVTew
.
a
decision
Intere t on the railroad bonds was
on account of an injunction ;
but
was made in
validity of the bonds.
oct.,1872. confirming fife-e
(v. 15, p. 626.)
420
[September 27, 1878.
CHRONICLE.
THE
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
(Entered according to act of Congres*, in the year 1873 by WM B. DANA <k CO.,in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.)
Sn*>*<?riber* will confer a great favor by giving: us immediate notice of any error discovered In our
1
!
DESCRIPTION.
J
Road;
j
:tfi
For full explanations, see
I
toot notes.
Ala. Central— (Selma & Meri i.)—1st mort..
Alabama AChatla—1stM.,gld,guar. Ala...
2d M., $9,(X>0 per mile not guaranteed —
Receiver’.^ bonds (for $1,200.000)
8t
296
296
Albanu A Susquehanna—stock
Alleghany-Valley—stock
Gen. mortgage
Ronds to State Pa. («‘ndorsed), 2d M
1st M.. east, ex., for $10,009,000 gr. Pa.
Alex, A Eredricksburg.—lsl mortgage
Arkansas Central—1st Mortgage, gold
Atchiscm
Nebraska—1st mortgage
v.|
RR.
mortgage
27%
....
Atlanta A Richmond Air Line—1st mort...
Atlanta dr West Point—stock
All. A Gt. West—Stock (Total, $10,000,000.).
»
Preferred s'oek
1st gen.-ral mortgage
'2d
do
do
3d
do
do
Leased lines rental gold bonds(Cl.& >1.)
do
do
(P. P. P. V.&S.&A.)
Western Extension Certif
Atlantic A Gulf— common stock..
Guaranteed stock
Oonsoliil, 1st mortgage
l.txx
1,000
100
1st
2d
l.i too
500it c
50 1
1,000
j 8,000
1,000
1,000 I
1,000
500
1(H)
UK)
316
iS67
SOOifcc
M., (South Pac,,) gold
M.,At.&Pac.,gld,on500,000acres land.
2d M. At. & Pao., for $3,000,000, gold
1st M. Cent. Div. At. & Pac., gold
Cent. Div. land giant bonds
Sterling bonds, not mort
Augusta A Savannah—stock
Ronds
..I
Bald Eagle Valley—1st M.,
2d mortgage
Baltimore A Ohio—stock
Preferred stock..
s.f. $5,000
do
per yr
-'do
412,000
150
150
,150
in 50
150
150
53
53
51
1850
1353....
411
Belvidere Delaware—stock
7,660.0. 0
3,693,‘209
..
July.
Nov.,
Oct
,
7 g
7 g
J. & J.
M.& S.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J. & J
J. & J.
7 g-
7 g1 g
May, 1881
1,009
1.090
453,000
67-5,000
JOOifec
200 fee
616,000
Philadelphia
or London Oct., 190:
June 1,189; Chronicle, v. 15, p. 252.
Phila., Penn. Rli.
Y., Union Trust Co. July. 1891 state aid $15,000 per m.; County. $750 000
Boston, at Office.
Sept. 1.1896 Int. in default Sent., 1873. v. 17.p 823
N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co. July, 1899 Completed Jan.. ’73.170m. Stock $S,615,(j(X)
W. & S. W. leased and int. guar. Ronds
Boston.
Oct. 1,1900
do
July 1.1902 coup., but may be reg. (v. 16, p. *28 )
Boston, Co.’s Office. ; '83.’89 & ’91 Stock, $S20;000. (v. 16, o. 1SS.)
N.Y., M. K. Jesup & Co; July 1,19UC finished Sept., 1873. (v. 17, ]). 218, 355 )
Atlanta,Ga..at Treasury j July, 1873 Net earnings last year, $79,742. (v.lS, p.a'yi
M hen reorganized in 1871, the Co. retain¬
i
ed $20,000,000 of com. stock unissued
Int. on the Sd moi t. is contingent upon
N.Y. & Lou. Co.’s Office; Jan., 1902
do
the earnings of the Co. (Report, v, 15
do
Sept., 1902
do
do
p, 835 ; v. 16, p. 291 ; v. 17, p. 52,189.)
Nov., 1902
’
do
do
Jan., 1892
N.
London.
London Co.’s Office.
Jan., 1903
I
7
Savannah.
N. Y., M. K. Jesup & Co
do
do
do
do
i
A.& O.
New York and London.!
J
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
N.
8
-
.
.
7
8
8
G
6
6
8
8
8
100
& J.
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
Y., 1st National Bk I
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
& J
& J.
.
N.
G g.
6 g.
6g.
6 g.
6
2
2
6
G g.
( g6 g.
3>X
J. & ,J.
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
N.
Jau.
1,1877
July !. 1893
; Jan. 1,’54-90
Jail.1.’84-90
Lynchburg Office.
Y., 1st National Bk.|
Consol.
13,143,100
10C
3,552,800
100
1,650,000
863,250
579,500
1,710,509
3,707,4 10
3,550,446
iiuo
2,090.090
110,<KM)
i,6'jo 1,500,000
1,000, 3,0iH),(HW
500it C
*720,000
1,(XH)| 1,100.000
995^00
Nov.
|1
Bost., Clint. A litchb.—1st M., Agric. Br
2d moi i gage, 1869-70
!
no es
93
100
.
CD
isfii
139
139
1866
1866
1,000
*35*0.000
100
100
800,000
1,(HK),(HK)
150,000
200,00t)
621,000
273,000
.
....
113
00 r- *^>
50)1
...»
s
....
i
lOO&c1
U'O!
i863
1.0110
1858
1 ,(K NT
1,000
.
itn
1st mortgage bonds
Buffalo, N. Y. A Phila.—1st mort., gold
2d mortgage for $1.0009 00
Burl., C. Rapids A Minn—1st M., gold, s.l..
ist inort..gold, (Mil. Div.) coup, or rcg..
Burlington A Mo. Pipe;’—stock
!
i 1891
3
Preferred stock
1st
40
Q—J.
Y4,
M. & N.
J. & J.
A. & O.
F. & A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.& ().
M. & N.
i
!
6
6
7
G
7
8
3
J.
J.
J.
M.
J.
J.
6
7
6
7
1
7
&
&
&
&
&
&
imiv
lie granted against
nv.
‘See Chron¬
17, p. 387; also p. 21s, 323.
Leased to Pa. R.R.. at. 10 per
do
do
Baliiinore Office.
do
do
do
May, 1873
May 1,1873
A pi. '-7, 1873
000,000
Baltimore. Office.
Baltimore or London.
do
T8S5
Tan., 1911
.
Apr. 1,1911
Boston, 2d Nat Bank.
N. Y.,Russell Sage.
N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
580,000
700.0(H) ;
950.000
7
4
3H
7
Gg.
J.sfc
J. &
F. &
J. &
J.
J.
A
.
I).
J. & J.
do
f.
f.
5s.
5s.
7
7
M. & N.
F.& A.
! M.& S.
i M. & S.
A. & O.
J. & J.
K
J. & J.
8
A. & O.
8 f.
J. & J.
8 f.
J. & J.
S f.
J. & J.
R
J. & J.
8
J. & I).
8
M. & N.
7 g.
7 k.
7
g.
f.
J. & D.
J. & J.
A.&O.
A. & O.
Northern
Floating debt. $1,036,216.
in 1872, $202,422.
Net earniDgs,
Boston, Kidfler, P. & Co Inly 10,1873 Leased to Housatonic, at 7 per cent, per yr
Boston Office.
1May 5,1873 Net earnings lor year ending Oct. 1, 1872
do
do
Aug.,1891
July 1,1884 Consol, of Agr. Branch and Fitchburg and
Worcester. Net earnings 1871-12,$192,795
fe 1890
(See report v. 16, p. 82.)
fe 1892
earning for year ending with March.
Net
May, 1873
1873, $131,715. See full.report in Chroni¬
cle, vol. 16, p. 795.
July, 1875
y 1, 1575
Bost., Boston Nat’l Bk.
do
do
Boston Office.
Boston Office.
New York.
Boston Office.
Boston.
New York.
do
18*9
1884
Company reorganized,
Boston.
1899
1873
Boston, at Office.
do
do
1879
18T2
Boston, at Office.
J
y 15,
1893
do
Boston, at Office.
N. Y., H. Olews & Co.,
J)
N. England Co.
April 1“, 1873, as N .
S-e Chronicle,
16, p. 523. (v. 15, p. 220. 523 ; v. 16, p .
21,50, 156, lb8, 325,3S9. 460, 765; v. 17, P- o5b.
v.
Operated with the Nashua <fe Lowell, 69
per cent of earnings and expenses to \>.
& L. 31 per cent to N. & L. Net earn gs,
1871-12, $241,016. See renort, v. 15 p. 83n.
Net earnings, 1871-72, $501,110. (v. 16, P-
Net’earnings, 1871-72, $165,34C. (V.16,p.l89 )
To be sold under
foreclosure, t ct. 15, ion).
do
do
N.Y.. Erie R.R.
New York.
>
Bk of Commerce.
do
]
1,1871
Farm. L. & T. Co ,J
N. Y., or London.
do
5
Boston, Co..’s office.
|
..
|>
do
do
A
Boston and New York.k
Boston, by Treasurer.
do
do
Boston & New Vork.
do
do
do
do
Boston & New York.
Boston Office.
do
Boston, Co.’s Office.
N. Y., St. L.& I.M.
N Y., Union Trust
1 New
Y. &
July, 190C
July, 1900
Boston, at Office
N. Y ,
do
N. Y.,
$2,362,614. v. 14, p. 20, 43: annual report
iu V. 15, p. 834; v. 16, p. 188.)
July, 1876
Apr. 1,1875
Boston, at Office.
10
g.
g.
Bonds are guar, by Pa. RR. and
Central,
(v. 177 p. 157, 387.)
$122,000 of these hear 7 per cent.
L’sed to S.L. A«fc T.H., at 40prct. of earn’g
Leased to United Co.’s and Penn. R.R.
1877
1-585
1SS7
Philadelphia.
J. & J.
4
cent of gross
receipts. Stock,$550,000. Div. 6 prc. ayr.
by this Co., and
operated in connection wi-h the main
stem, the gross earnings of all the lines
last year, endi: g- Sept. 30, 1872, were
$13,626,677, $1,057,366. more than the pre¬
vious year. Annual report in v. 16, p.
S2 ; v. 17, p. 251, 355.)
Several roads are leased
1875
18S0
1885
1895
1890
Mch 1, 1S92
do
do
London.
Baltimore Office.
London.
J.
J.
J.
S.
J.
J.
4
J. & J.
2.231,000 |
738,500 7 pr.yr J. & J.
6
A. & O.
200,000
7
A. & O.
686,500 1
5
M.& N.
6,921,275 j
50 ’,000 1
7
5
M.&N.
3.950,000 1
3,(530.000 j 6 g. f.j A. & O.
7 g. A. & ().
2 350,(HX)
J 7,397,6*2
,
J. & D.
M. & S.
F. & A.
5
l.oo!); 2,0.rt),000 !
1857
1871 bO&c
2,000,1'00
1S73 1
7
1869 , 1,000! 5.4(
1372
1.000
2,209,600 7
1(H)
!
100
1863 i SOifcc! 5,058,350
1866 500&C1
600,000
1868 500&C|
(•93,'tH) I
1869 500&C,
138,0HL) ;
412,500 1
1869 500A e
1870 1 -OO&cl
506,500 j
1869 | 500& C' 5,72 J .500
1873 | jOlifcc
60',0)0 1
1872 j 1,000
1.037,000
1870
1,000 20,000p m.
1.000
1-72
1,5(K).( XX'
187(1 1 1,000
5,000,(XX)
1871 !
2, TO,'XX)
1371
1,000
3,509,000 T
....
injunction
icle, v.
1901
1873 Leased for 999 years, Hum «uiy, 1853, to
Phila., Farm. & M. Bk.
5,30:',000 !
in,(KX)
.
Cairo, Arkansas A Texas—1st m. gold
Cairo A Button—Dt M., gold., on r’cl & 1’nd
Cairo A St. Louis— 1st mortgage
Cairo A Vincennes—1st mortgage, gold
j
too i
1873
Buff .Brad.A Pitlsb.—G’l u .(iue.10.000acid)
Buff., Carry A Pitlsb.—1st Mortgage
Buffalo. Neto York (C* Erie—stock
M., on road & 400,000 acres land.'
Bonds conv.intopf.st k (2dseries).
Bonds conv.into pf.st’k (3d serles).
Inc bds conv.to.com.st k, (4thser.).
1st mort. conv. bn br’nch, (5th ser.).
fia
0 invertible bds of 1870. (6th series).
Bur.AMo.in Neb.—1st M..conv.,l,gr ) Coup.
Bon is convertible till Jan.. 1882. > may
Omaha & S. W.. 1st mort., guar..) be rug
Burl. A Southwest.—ist M.,cp. raav be reg.
!
i
New b inds...
Boston A Maine—stock
Bonds coup.& reg.($1,500,000 authorized)
Dost A Irovidence—stock
Brunswick A Alb— 1st mort. gold, end. Ga.
2d M„ skg fund, gold, not endorsed
1
5001
....
6
G
6
1,000 15,000,000
1,000: 5.000,000
Floating debt
Mortgage, wharf purchase
1.000.000
499.50)
745 000
600,(KH)
19.664.UK)
106,000
667.50 > I
2,2(54,600 1
400,000 j
416,000
....
...
by Erie
100
1,000
69-’70
Mass, loan,(secured by $1,000,000, BerJ.M)
Boston A Lowell—stock
A
New stock (4-5 paid, 1-5 payable July,’73.'
1
1341 , 1 000
1855 i 500 c
1871 ! 1,000
1854 ! 1,030
,
Boston, Concord A Montreal—Preff. stock
Othe stoe.c,i clud’goldoiv’ds& newstk
2d M. bds, conv. (71 m. & 1st, 22*4)....
2d \I. bds, conv. (71 m. & 1st 22%)
Sinking fund bonds
Bost., Hartf.A Erie—1st mortgage, old
1st inor gage (Berdcll)
;
j
....
|
Dollar bonds
....
....
an
the Continuance of thel
1891
Portland.
F. & A.
„
M. & S. London, Gr. Trunk R.R* Mch. '5. *73
Grand Trunk R.R. Annual rent, 5 per
Boston.
cent on sterling bonds anu4 on stock and
M.&N.
A. & O.
London, Gd Tr. RR.
currency bonds.
do
do
M.&N.
do
do
M. & N.
Savannah.
J. & D.
1873 Leased to Central of Ga.for $73,000 per
.
....
IS.54
1857
Oct., 1870, of At. & Pac. and South
Pacific. Laud grant of 1,000,090 acres.
Leases tlm .Missouri Pacific road, bat
Y., Shoe & Lcath. Bk. July, 1888
July, 1888
do
do
N. Y.. Agency of Co.
N. Y., Agency of Co.
$734,327, against $637,137 in 1870-71.
Of the $15.(00.000 loan enough is held to
retire ail the old debt. See Chronicle,
v. 16. p. 21.
July 1.1884
jMcli 1, 1900
,
6
J. & J.
7
J. & J.
5
A. & O.
3
A.& O.
5
A. & O
G
J. & J
G
,J. & J.
6
A. & O.
6
M. & S.
G g.
J & J.
0 gM. & S.
6
J. & J.
g.f. J. & J.
6g f. A.& (>.
6
A. & ().
8
A. & O.
UK)
1855
1850
1853
1879
1855
1872
1855
1871
1872
1S69
1316
ings.
Jail .1,’86-90
annum.
360,00)
109,030
1,000
$5,915,71)0 is common, $800,000
prof., and $276,200 guar.; the Co. owns
and holds $3,441.2 O of the common, all
the pref.. and $165,700 of the guar, stock.
The road is to be extended to a connec¬
tion with the Louisv.&Nashv. railroad.
Gross carninga-year ending Sept. 30,1872,
$1,959,053; expenses, $1 2S4.725; net earn¬
1, 1901
129,500
lOOfec
1861
1864
earnings in 1872.
872. $993,96G, being
$60,701 less than in 1871. j\et
Net earnings
famines
1872, $313,717, being $60,614 over 1871. See
report in v. 16, p. 652.
May. 1373
July, 1887
5,000,000
10,000,000
7,189,000
2,176,500
640,500
1, IOC, 0(H)
777,500
107,(00
3S8:,0 '4
7S7.000
1,500.000
713.000
4S4.000
733,7(H)
£100
1.000
£100
£100
£100
100
1863
1864
1S71
1853
both
This company purchased some
important
roads in 1872. See report in Chronicle
V. 16, p, 594 ; also v. 16, p. 51.
Of the stock
452,500
990,000
879, (KH)
119,742
226,3j0
500&C.
500 fee
500&C
500 fee
.
L]
1902
15, ’73
15, ’73
1, 1893
L
jJ
<]
f
!.'
J
fund on lids.
*tock, $3,817,525. Net earnings,’72,
v. 16, n. 12; v. 17. p. 35'.
TIip 2d and
$283,:02.
3d series of bonds have
traffic
Bur. & Q. An
ment of consolidation and a perpetual
lease to Chic., Burl. .& Quincy, wa^
made in October. 1372. See reoarem
Chronicle, vol. 16, p. 323. (v. 15, P- 5-3 .
«y. 16, p. J4, 823.)
guarantee of Chic.,
gt
S
1883
Stock & int. & sink,
cot on
Completed Dec. 187.’.
w
k
$*'58.3 7:0.
Land grant,
2,400,00'.'
acre’s. sOlu to Jan., 1873, 294,625 acres
Traffic guarantee by Ch..B.& Q., 40 Pr
In .p-og. St’k, $2,000,000. Bds.cp.
1, 1891 Whole ra.$8,000,000. ( v. 18,p. 51; v. 17,p.
In
cent-
maybe rg189.323)
RR.i.1
Co.1.]
!c
2, 1901j
York and London1
(v. 14, p.
515.)
The letters
’s name.
I. & J. stiu 1? for J in. fe July; F. .fe A., Feb. & Aug.“; M. & S., Mar. & Sept.;
quarterly f ro n-Jaiuarv: Q—F., quarterly from Feb.; Q.->.., quiiteriy from
Tuese dates show the p irio l wu«:u Uio hi *uci pal falls liio of bonds; but tr*3 time
a8
Gross
U
7 f.
7
1
Y., Win-low, L. & Co
Harrisburg, Treasury.
M.&N.
J & J,
M.&N.
M.&N.
3
™
Road leased Feb. 24,1870 to Del. &
Hudson
Canal Co., for
1SS3
icOyears,at 7 percent ncr
1895
annum, on $7,000,(500 of stock, and bonds
—lessee assuming the interest on
1885
....
Albany—stock
Albany loans (Alb. & W. stkbdge)
Hollai bonds (Wcst’n R. R.)
guar,
4
....
8
4,000.000
306,000 i
157,000
500&c
5 SOS
1S6S
1871
1871
1871
Boston A
do
.
736,476
var
Berkshire—stock
1st
g
»
j
20), <>0')
100&C
100
100
is62 '
M., bonds of 1862, (guar, by C. & A.).,
M.,
do
do
)..
1S54, (
do
\«.,
do
1857, (
do
do
)
Equipment
f
8 f.
5,500,000
4,500,' 00
1.0C-0
1,000
1869
Bangor A Piscataquis—Vangor loan, 1st M.
Belleville A Southern Illinois— 1st M., skgfd
2d
3d
J
1
2,310,200 1
500&C
500&C
var
328
328
292
Balt.A Potomac—1st mort.. (tunnel) gold..
1st mortgage gold (main unci
1st
A. & O.
J. &D.
J. & J.
M.& S.
J. <fe J.
A.&O.
J. & J
J & J
J. & J.
J. & J.
7g.
5,12.5, (MH)
....
do
1S79, sterling, £'00,000
BaltimO 'e loan, 1S55-.0
New sterling mort
N. W. Va., 3d mortgage, 1855-85
6g
7 g.
500.000
Bank. June, 1901
& Co Jan., 1889 For this Co.’s affairs see Chronicle
follows : v. 16, p. 319, 325, 460.
Jan., 1889
6.921,90)
Washington branch
Loan, 13-5, siuKing fund
do
p.m
N.
•Jan., 1871
7
8 g
8
3,521,000
....
1S71
1871
1357
1857
1363
1866
1866
1866
1354
1865
do
do
1st
1st
or
461.000 j
...
consol, mort
Preterred stock
5
2,090,000
j.
N.
O.
N.
REMARKS
lastDivi’d.
N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
N. Y , D. & H. Canal Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
J. & J.
7.30
lot) 1 1,232.200
100 20,000,000 I
100 | 10,001,000
5005 c 18,000,000
500ifec ! 12.(00,COO
500&C | 29.0 0,000
1,000
(fe
&
M.&
A. &
M.&
,
Due,
Stocks,
by Whom.
.
4
3,750,000
7,042,500
10(1 Arc
J
1
6,000,000 7
1.000,020
50(i ifcc 1
500&c |
j. & j.
when
and
Where Payable
N. Y., Third Nat.
N. Yj, Duncan, S.
j. & j.
i j. & j.
6
7
7
2,000,000
434,000
2,256,300
3,889,000
3.5(111,000
1,000
SOOifcc
1812
1S73
1873
do
do
Atlantic A St. Lawrence—stock, currency..
Stock, sterl ng
Portland city bonds, 1st M., skg fund
2d M. sterling, 5-20 years
3d M.
do
do
c
5.000.000
1,000,000
933,000
1,004.
1,000 I
IS-1
Georgia & FI., 1st mortgage
—
do
do
2dmoitgage
—
All., Jfiss. dr O.—Stock (com., prf.& guar.)
1st mort. consol, gold, (for $15 000,000)
2d mort. to the State (no int. till 1880)
Nonolk & Petersburg—1st mortgage
.Virginia & Tenn.—enlarged mortgage ...
do
do
4th mortgage
do
do
registered certiftc’s ..
do
do
int. lunding bonds....
A
Atlantic
Pacific—Common stock
L,
5
When i
Payable.
!
s
8
8
7
3 34
1,600,060
220,000
2,673,000
450,000
i,o«
1370
1871
1866
1871
1871
1869
1870
5872
1871
1S70
Rate
1
per 7
!
Cent. I
standing
2
Q»
So.
do
do
do
do
South side—1st pref.
do
2d
do
3d
IK?
1871
1869
1869
1872
,871
1871
—
ii
in
Tables.
Bonds, 5
Principal
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Amount
Out¬
.21
-SS
....
—
; t
c a
i865
Atchison, Top. A S. Fe—1st M., gold
Land grant m rt., gold (oni3,000,000 acres);
Wichita & S. W., l>t mort., gold, guar—
Enfield—1st
cHT
C oq
1863
1865
1865
1869
3d mortgage
Athol &
.04
•
....
1st Mortgage
Albany City loati
2i mortgage
V
^
A. tl
()., April & (lot.*
M.
b
N
,
May & Hov
March.
when the last dividend was paid on stock
J. «fe
„
Dec.
',V
1873.J
September 27,
421
CHitONIfcLE
THE
KAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
will confer a great favor
Subscribers
description.
mortgage,
<t
Atlantic 1st
Mort
-
slsapSatv*
Catawissa—co:muon
New pre*. stoek
Preferred stock...
stock
stock
Cedar Rapids A Mo—coin,
Prefer, ed stock, 7 per cent..
standing.
..
($5,0X),0v)0) coup.
Central of-Iowa—1st d.. gold, coupon
2d mortgage, gold, $4,000 per mile
• •
1,000
1,000
1,000
50
2,200,000
1.000
232,000
209,850
i’.ooo
i869
500* c
50
gold
lien
B.OOOg.)
2S
40
40
21
322
427
Chartiers—1st mortgage
Cheraw it Darlington—1st mort
2d mortgage
‘
Cherry Val. Shar. c£ Al.—1st M, conv
Chesapeake it Ohio—com. stock
1st M„ skg fund gold
5.20 bonds, gold (Debentures)
2d mortgage, gold
1st M. on Fast, exten. &c., 2d M.
1st M., (Va. Cent. K. K.,) guar,
3d M.,
do
do
) coupon
Income mortgage, (Va. Cent
Funded interest, coupon bonds
on
993,000
1,000
100
500* c
174.000
1869
1872
1,000
1,000
5,060,000
3,OXl.OOi)
’65-’69
1864
195
110
85
195
do
(C.&A.)
do
consolidated
New Mort, for $1,000,000
(82,000
5,0X1,000
i855
427
427m
1863
i’ooo
i860
l’ooo
’69-’ 71
1872
1870
1870
1,600
1.000
1,000
1,000
2,437,950
1,4-53,000
6,030,000
25,885,000
2,735,000
1,970,000
6,i 04,000
750,000
500,000
9,153,000
2.571.299
71,000
371,500
1,000
1871
1869
1869
500
500
500* c
i 869
100&C
1,000
75,000
300.000
(?)
-
300 000
64
649
823
323
38
38
150
87
37
150
101
825
466
......
convertible
.
..
285
73
60
114
do
Oshkosh..
bus,subord.lien on all abewe..
Equip.bds,lien on equin’tscost'g $4091)00.
560
M.,sinking fund.gold,
* St. Peter,1st M.,guar. C.& N. W
126
137
137
175
45
■V.
85
28
75
120
16^9
70
46
Madison R.R.)
do
2d M..
do
Winona & St. Peter, 3d M. land grant.s.f.
Shin. *MUw ukoe, 1st M.. on rd & equip,
ajhic. & Mil.. 2d M., (M. & C.R.R.) 1st lien
3hic. & Mil., 1st M., 2d lien
Lacro se.Tremp.* P.,lstM.,gu. C.&N.W
Iowa Midland, Ut M.. guar, by C.* N.W
Menominee extension 1st mort.. gold....
Gen. con 8, m., gld, cp. or reg. ($48,000,000)
Chic. Pekin it Southwestern—1st M.,gohl..
Chicago it Rock Riper—1st mortgage
Chic., R. I. tfc / acijt''—stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund
Chic.* S’\vest.,l9t M, gold (guar, in cun '
Chic * Southw.,lst M., gold, not guar
C dlicothe it Lrunsw—1st M., guar by N.Mo
\ 20
20
75
gold.'
75
2,592.000
150, (>09
941,(XX)
680,000
6,983,225
1869
1869
1S6S
1868
1870
1870
1870
1869
1872
1867
1871
500&C
500&C
600,000
1,000
736 000
1872
1871
18 71
i860
1863
1869
1870
1871
1872
„
„
^
1859
1862
1859
^
.
u
1862
1853
1855
1.000
1,(00
500*0
1,000
500&P
1.900
500&C
1,000
800,OCX)
600,(XX)
1,260 000
960,000
800,000
1.000,000
8,000,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,500,: 00
1; (X)
1,000 13.500 pan.
1.000
4.350,000
1,000
100
100&C
500&C
1 ,ooo
1,000
1,000
1,000
100
100
100&C
100&C
100&C
500&C
500&C
l,00f
1,000
1,000
500&C
1,750,000
3.916.300
568,700
211,000
500.003
3,500,000
1 350,000
1.304,(100
15
0:33,480
21,289,563
1,245,500
755,000
182,000
1,135,000
1,000,000
1,350,(XX)
2,700,000
*
18(0
1870
1871
1872
1871
1,000
1,000
1 (XX)
500&C
500&C
1,000
s
8
4K g.
7
7
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
7
7
8
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
f.
1*
s
4
7
7
8
8
8
8
3 '•/.
3 y2
7
101 .(XX)
324.000
3,150,000
2,75!),000
1,5t>5,0tX)
4,375,000
(?)
700,000
7 g.
8,910,(XX)
5,000,000
1,000,000
500,000
: 500,000:
2,000.000
1,120,000
J.
J
J.
J.
J.
J.&D.
1892
June 23, '73
,
July l, 1S90
1813.
1871. $594,472, net earnings
Cost of road and equipment,
Gross earnings
i890
$405,270.
1890
1895
$5,014,919.
(v. 15, p.
628.)
This road was completed early in 1873
and forms a through route between the
Atlantic coast and Ohio river.
The 5.20
Julyl,’77-92
debentures
are convertible into auy
wrhich
mort.
bonds
maybe
issued,
(v.
Jan.. 1903
15. p. 386, 387, 797; V. 16, p. 458; V.17, p. 155,
1880
337.)
1884
1876
1S77
Nov., 1899
July 15,1873 Netincome, 1S71-72, $1S3,S5J.
Salem, Mass., Clinton, la
jBoston, Merchants’ Bk.
i
N. Y., Park Bank.
-
A. & O.
do
do
do
do
(lo
do
Sept. 5,1873
Mar. 6,1873
shows gross
earn’gs of $5,156,326
in 1872
against $5,278,910 in 1871; and net earn¬
ings Of $1,879,117 avainst $2,198,085 in
1871. Joliet & Cli. RR., is leased forint,
on stock and bonds. St. L., Jack. & Chi.,
May, 1877
Jan., 1893
leased at $240,000 per yr.
Louisiana &
Jan., 1883
Mo. RR. built and operated under con¬
July, 1873
tract.
New mortgage issued In 1873,
July, 1882
$3,470,000 to retircold nonds and balance
April, 1894
for improvements, (v. 15, p. 52,791 ; v.
Apr. 1, 1894
16, p. 355; v.17, p. 52, 189.)
July, 1898
July, 1898
Aug.. 1900
Sept. 15,’73 Gross earnings for 3 months ending Dec.,
31, 1872. $5,524,730; expenses, $3,208,786 :
Jan. 1,188,8
net. earnings, $2,315,944, being $121,718
Jan. 1, 1883
more than in same t me 1871
see report
July 1, 189
in Chronicle, v. 16. p. 323. The Chic., B.
Get. i, 1890
& Q. leases or extends aid to numerous
Jan. 1, 1896
branch roads, giving them a traffic guar.,
May. 1879
(usually 40 or 50 p.c.) for purchasing their
July, 1S89
bonds, Contingent liabilities on bonds
July, 1878
of
these companies amount to $6,756,(XX).
Julv, 1878
Ac nsol. with, and a perpetual lease
July, 1900
of
the
Burl. & Mo.River road, w as made
Oct., 1S90
in Oct., 1872.
(v. 15, p. 156, 523 ; v. 16, p.
July, 1890
323.)
April, 1879
Apiil l,1902 In progress, (v.17, P.4.)
Jan., 1887 Opened July, 1869. Cost $2,500,000.
June 1,1890 Traffic guaranty of C., B. & Q.,40 rer cent.
April, 1909 See report in v. 46, p. 292 ; v. 17, p. 215.
April, 1912
June 1,1396 Traffic guar. 40 p. c. of C., B. & Q. & M. C.
July 1, 1901 Traffic guar, of C., B. & Q. 40 per cent.
July ’., 1873 Leased in perpetuity to Cmc. & North¬
west. at 37K per cent, of gross receipts.
July 1,1888
Aug.15,1892
Sept.. 18S9 The fir^t mortgages, main line, are on dif¬
ferent sections, and have traffic agree¬
July, 1890
ment from M. Cent. Stock, $1,525,000.
Nov. 1891
Int. in default, July, 1873. (v.l7,p,18S.2U)
Sept. 1,1892
Dec. 28, ’72 The Chic. & Northwest in 1872-73 showed
gross eaniimrs of $12,736,606; operating
July 15, ’73
1885
Mav. 1883
expenses,
$4,160,433
iS85
1885
1,885
1882
1875
1884
1878
1915
1874
$7,776,168
;
net
Operations for the
1872, compared as
1871-72,
Operating exps,&c.
6,310,025
$11,694,9W
Net earnings
Interest & rents....
$4,592,135
1,973,811
$5,383,401
$2,618,324
$3,348,41
-
April, 1911
1870-71..
$11,402,161
Gross earnings
Jan., 1888
earnings.
Lands of the Company are
about 2,000,000 acres.
years ending June 1,
follows with 1870-71 •
Net income...
(v. 18, p.
do
do
do
do
Farms. L. & T.
May, 1872 Leased to Ph.& R. road. In hands trustees
Sept. 5,1373 Annual report in Chromic' e. v. 16, p. 355
Dec. 1,1916
1874
1874
1898
cio
(v. 16, p. 188.)
1875 & 1880
.
6,351,300
2 039,99§
S4, 461, 661, 765, 828 ; v.
17, p.
155.)
Oct.’,'490)
Junel,19.1
Dec. 1. 1902
Co.
Ace.
1,19)1 Opened Jan., 1673.
Apl!iM87a
(v. 16, p. 845,661.)
Net receipts in
Bonds, $15,000 per mile,
1872-73, $3,139,267, aga'nst
*’(). New York. Co.’s Office,
1896
$2,930,334 in 1871-72. (; V. 16, p. 759, 847; V.
do
J. * J
17, p 251.)
NOV. 1899
do
M. & N.
do
J.&D.
Sold under loreclosure A.ug.7,*73. v.l7,p 218
J. & D. N.Y., N. Bk of Com’rce.
lnd., Cinn. & L.,2d M.,in trustees’hands
J. & D. N.Y. Am. Exch NatBk. Dec., 1892
to exchange for 1st. (v. 16, p. 51.)
Jan 77-82.87
do
do
J. & J.
X. Y.,J. S. Kennedy&Co March, 1901 Lafay, Ind., to St. Ann’s
M.&S.
g.
A.
7
7
7
and
219.)
jBost.. C., B. & Q. Office
I New York & Boston.
J. * D.
M. & X.
Var.
J. & J.
A. & I).
10.
8
A. & O.
7g. J. * D.
7 g. J. & D.
F. & A. N. Y.,
8
^8
-
mineral
N. Y.. Farm. L. & T. Co.
Bost., I. Livermore, Tr.
do
do
do
do
New York, Co.’s Office,
do
do
IF. * A.
do
M. & N.
(io
F. & A.
do
F. & A.
do
F. & A.
do
F. & A.
do
M. & N.
■ do
J. & J.
do
J. * J.
do
Q-F.
do
A. & O.
do
J.&J.
7g.f
K-
This Co. also assume $2,756,000 of other
liabilities. (V. 16, p. 591; v. 17. p. 155.)
Leased to B.& O.RR.4nl866for20yrs,rent
35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 yrs,
June 23, ’73
40 after.
Sept., 1890
Sept. 20,’73 The Central Pacif. is a consol, of several
Co.’s made in 1870, and now owns or con¬
1895-99
trols most of the roads in Califorcia.
July 1. 1S84
Gr ss earnings in 1&72 were $11,963,641
1883
and net earnings $6,952,362. Land grant
Oct. 1, 1900
12,SOO acres per mile, except
1895-99
lands.
An abstract of the annnul report
Julv i, 1899
is
1899
given at length in the Chkoxiole, v.
17, p. 219. First dividend paid Sept.,
1889-’9l
1892
(V. 16, p. 84, 154 ; V. 17, p. 52,
Julv 1, 1890
1S90
N. Y Fisk & Hatch.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N.Y., Am. Exch.Bk.
do
do
(lo
do
do
do
Boston.
do
&
&
&
&
&
&
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
F. & A.
M. & S.
J. & J.
M.& N.
M. &S.
J. & D.
J. & I).
$2,137,831; net, $4,186,031.
1,1893
Nov.,
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J. & J.
Philadelphia.
M. & N.
M. & S. N. Y.,M. K. Jesup & Co.
(10
do
M. & s.
do
do
M. & s.
do
do
do
do
M. & N.
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
A. & o.
N. Y. U. S. Trust Co.
Q.-J.
N. Y., M. K. Jesup & Co
J. & J.
do
do
A. & O.
do
do
A.& O.
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
J.&J.
do
do
F. & A.
M. & S. N. Y., N. Bk of ( om’rce
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
J. & J.
Frankfort.
J. & J.
A. & O. N. Y.,N. Bk of Com’rce
Boston. Co.’s office.
J. & J.
M. & N. N. Y., N. Bk. of Com’rce
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
J. & J.
J. & J. New York oiul Boston.
Boston.
A. & O.
J. & J. New York and Boston.
Boston.
A. & O.
A & O. N. Y.. Union Trust Co,
N.
J. & J.
Y., Farm. L. & Tr. Co
J.&D. Host., at C..B.& Q.Office
A. & O. New York, Co.’s Office,
do
do
A.&O.
J
517.
Completed Jan., 1373.
,
J. * J.
M. & N
“ioo 24.939.500
1,000
100&C
g.
1S-
900,000
1866
1869
1871
1869
1862
1867
1871
f.
f.
f.
f.
ff.
f.
f.
f.
135.000
397.000
t
♦
f.
f.
94S,(XX)
200,(XX)
1,000
.
r
f.
f.
1,785,(XX)
1,000
.
*
LY
8
7
7
7
7
289,000
2,686,000
t
3K
5
3,588 .(XX)
148,OCX)
1.000
1865
1863
1.000
1863
1.000
1871 500&C
1870-1
1.000
1870-1
1«00D
1871 100&C
‘660
970
250
50
36
20
*
i.oro
.....
Soas.S. F.
2.425.400
is72
1869
32
131
S)
82
82
82
195
195
195
52
1404
1404
193
193
193
23
26
248
248
1,000
1,0(0
....
44
40
43
Appleton extens.,lst. M.,on23 m. & land.
Gieen Bay extons., 1st M. on 26 m.& land.
1st M.Gal. * Chic. Un. R.R., extended....
2d mortgage, Gal. & Chic. Un. R.R
Miss. R. Bridge bds. Hen on net earnings
Elgin & State Line R.R. bds
1858
32
40
51
31
70
Bonds, prf.(S. F ),1stM., Chic, to Oshk..
2d mortgage, guar
Cm., Lafayette dc Chicago—1st mort.,
i858
.
Chic itNorthw.—Com. stock
Preferred stock
Cincinnati <t Irul—1st mortgage
100
100
160,557
2.153.300
807,000
500,00(1
S,929,900
995,630
1862
199,000
1,000
1863 1 1,000
2,100.000
1862 500&C
1,100,000
1(H)
1,500,000
375,000
1857
1,000
1864
2,365,000
1,0 0
564.000
1864
1,000
188,000
1S6S
1,000
1868
360,000
1,01X1
1S70
1,000 16000 pr m
100 18,652,910
96
Chicago. Cin. <t Louisville—1st M
Chic., Clinton it Dub.—1st M., cp.. reg’ble.
Chic.. Danville it Mncen—1st M.,gld, S. F.
Ind. exten., 1st M., eld (3d M. oh 114m.).
Chic,, Dub. A Minn.— 1st mortgage
Chicago it Iowa—1st M., coup., may he reg.
Chicago, Iowa et Nebraska—stock
2d mortgage, (Now 1st)
3d
do
(Now 24)...,
Chic, it Mich. Lake S.—1st mort.) coup’n
1st mor gage
| but
1st mortgage
(maybe
1st mortgage, on branch
j regis’d
Wiuoa
ioo
iS73
466
466
...
Carthage & Burlington, 1st mort
1 >».
-STJ71
Dixon, Peoria & Han., 1st mortgage. S£
American Central, 1st mortgage....
Peoria* Han., 1st mortgage
I s£
Ottawa,Osw. & Fox Riv., 1st mort.. f
Illinois Grand Trunk. 1st mortgage,
a®
Quincy & Warsaw, 1st mortgage. .. j 5^
Keokuk & St. Paul, 1st mortgage.... J 0.0
Chic, it Canada Southern—1st mort., gold.
1st Mort. (Beloit *
Madison exten.. 1st
!!.’!
1872
$3,000,(DO
Ant. bds, funded coup., 2d M.,
1st M., general, 3d M..Chic, to
100
21 y.
619
2d mortgage, gold, (Frankfort)
Trust mortgage (Bur. to Peoria)
Plain bonds (coupon or registered).
i
189, 324, 887.)
Pliila., P. RR. Cos. office Oct. Y,‘ 1901 Leased to P.. C & St. L. (v. 16, p. 524.)
Charles’n Peoples’X.Bk Apr. 1. 1S8S Net earnings‘year ending Aug. 31, 1S72,
$24,417. Cost of road. $680,000.
do
do
July, 18SS
N. Y., Metropolitan Bk. Dec. 15,1899 Op by D. & H. Can Co.for K gross earnings.
•
l’ooo
$381,925 stock
See
'99 Defaulted on interest July, 1S73.
Chr inicle, v. 17. p. 20.
Apr.15,1901
Annual
report
v.
594.
for
’72
in
16,
p.
Gross
July 21, ’73
earnings, 1S72, $7,120,717; net. $2,883,914.
1875
do
do
Oct.1,’72. (v. 16. p.652)
July’i.5,
Charlotte, N. C.
N. Y., Nat. City Bank.
M. ■&’n.
J. & J.
902,000
1st mortgage, preferred, sinking fund....
1st mortgage
—
Income bonds (a 1st lien oil income)
per
cent
stock.
Joliet & Chicago,?
do
do
1st mortgage, s f
St. L., Jack. & Ch.,lst mortgage..
do
do
lstM.assuin.by C.&A.
do
do
2d M.a-sum.by C&A.
do
do
2d mortgage
Louisiana* Mo.,1st M. (in progress)....
do
,’&’o.
A
A .&o.
J. & J.
J. & D.
100.000
Cheshire—stock, preferred.
Bonds, not mortgage.
Chester Valley—1st mortgage
Chicago it Alton—com. st’k
Common stock scrip.
do
j J
400,000
155,000
by Va
Chic., Burl, it Quine//—stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund, (trust)
J
1
13,355,9.4
15,000,000
1,000 5,000,000
1872
1873
1873
Jan.
Is-
& J.
& J.
& J.
st’ek, $337,400, paid
Leased to C.&A., at 6 p.c on
(V. 16, p. 453, 596 ; V. 17, p. 53,
July. 1373
Apl 30,1884 Leased to Dub.& Sioux C. at $1,500per m.
& a p. ct. of earnings over $3,500. per m
Jan. 1,1907
May, 1873 Leased to Ch. and Nortlnvest. at $700 of
first
$1,500 gross earnings per m.;Xof
Aug. 1,1873
the excess up to $4,500 per m., and 1-5of
Aug. 1.1891
Gross earnings, 1871,
all above that.
Aug. 1,1894
$1,379,540.)
May, 1916
Leases
several
Total earnings cf
roads.
June, 4873
roads and bank in 1872, $3,823,802 ; exp.,
1875
.
! J
There Is also a 2d and extension mortgag e
Dividend of 8X per cent, on prefered.
-
1888-89
Feb. 1. 1900
1901
f.
f.
2,100,000
1869
1872
1871
R.R.,) cp..
Preferred stock
General mortgage for
New York, Office,
J. & J.
do
do
A.& O.
N. Y., at office,
4
J. * J
do
7
M. & N.
do
F. & A.
do
M .&N.
Balt., at B.& O. office,
J. & D.
do
do
J. & I>.
M. & S. Balt., West. Nat’lBank.
N. Y., Office 9 Nassau st
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch.
J.&J.
Sacram’o State Treas.
g.i J. & J.
N.
Y., F. Kelly & Co.
7 g.i J.&J.
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch. *
6g. A.&O.
U. S. Treasury.
6
J. * J.
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch.
J.&J.
U. S. Treasury.
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch,
0 g. J. & J.
do
do
6 g.
do
do
5
J.’&J.
do
do
6 g
A. *0.
7 g.
7 g.
411,550
2,500,000
100 51,2-83.190
1,000 25,883,000
1,500,000
1,000
1870
do
do
do
F.& A.
New York,
J. & D.
J. & J. New York, 44 South st.
N.
A. & O.
Y., U S. Trust Co.
do
: j. * j.
M.&N. Cedar Rapids,Treasurer
IK
do
do
F.& A.
3K
F. & A. N. Y. Nat’l Park Bank,
do
do
F. & A.
do
do
M. & N.
Savannah, Ga.
J. & D.
New York.
M. & S.
7
J. & J. New York* Savannah.
7
2,332,000
our Tables.
REMARKS.
Leased to Ph. & Reading., Oct., 1872. New
pref. stock to receive div’d of 2)^ in
1873-4,
in 1S74-5, and ? in 1875-6 and
May, 7873
afterward. See terms v, 15, p. 491: 16, p
Feb. 1, 1882
Philadelphia
j 9'. & A.
|F. & A.
7
700,000
1871
N. Y., Natl Park Bank. Jjan. 1,1889
J.
J. Phila..Farm. & Mech.nk Jan., 1893
do
do
! April. 18S0
O.
Pliila. & Mt. Hollv.
1897
I
A.
N.
J.
V., Union Trust Co. I.Jan. 1, 1906
New Yoik or Loudon, j Apr. 1,1902
O.
3/4 |M. * N.
769,600
50
50
138
152
712
158
123
312
312
20
California & Oregon, 1st mortgage gold..
C. P., 1st M., on C. & O. Br. ($7,2
San Fr, U. & A., 1st M. ($1, 500.00C)
La i i bds cn C. Pac.& Cal.& Oregon.lands
Chari., Columbit Augusta— stock
1st mortgage, (C. & S. C.)
<
210,000
1,377,000
6.850.400
(?)
300,000
3,70 \000
925,000
20,000,000
J. &
J. &
A. &
F. &
J. &
g- A. &
Is7
I
1,000
742
$50,000 per yr.).
bds.
Western Pacific, 1st mort.,
do
Government
1872
137
137
1 ;91
Subord. lien,Cali. State aid, gold.........
Bonds, (formerly convert, into U.S.
Bonds on San Joaquin Valley Hr., gold...
U. S Loan, (2d lien on certain terms) —
per$
Cent.
1,300,000
1,000 20,000 p.m.
1(K)
500* c
500* c
100
100
500* c
500* c
500* C
100
Principal
when Due.
When || Where Payable and by
Stocks.
Whom.
Payable.
Last Div.
Rate
490,000
500,000
856,000
9,000,(00
2,750,000
1,159,500
7,000,000
500* c
1861
1863
1866
1875 to ISn) — ‘i37
stock
gold, (sin k. fd,
1S64
1866
231
231
291
74
74
Jersey—stock
1st mortgage bonds
Central Pacific—stock
14
192
192
615
mortgage bonds, coupon. .
Gen more (joint) bonds
Bonds for steamships ....
i^t
Central Ohio—Common
Preterrcd stock...
1872
1871
146
do
guar.by Ch. & N-W..........
Central R. R. <t Rank, Ga.—\stock
1st
2d mortgage (now 1st)
Mortgage bonds
Bonds (convertible Nov.,
100
40
INTEREST
2,500,000
1,000
1,000
50
61
274
128
70
58
mortgage
1st nmrt,.
1869
1853
1855
1867
1870
1872
5
C.
Amount
Out¬
1,00)1
on
Central of N.
oV
Uj
100
65
CuvugaS^e-isi mortgage, gold
CeSarF.t
Ji7«/“-£ds
on 1st div'is'ioiV.s.V.
Bonds
2d div,s.f
...........
1st
by giving us immediate
notice of any Bonds.§
error discovered In
OR DIVIDENDS.
oS
141
60
60
31
291
110
100
gold.....
of
siO
of*
Road
i^Txplanatlonof
all .™fe£e““bs,“ f0<itnoWon first page of KB. tames.
Camden
O co
Miles
July,’1894
i
I,250.
422
THE
CHRONICLE.
[September 27, 1873,
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST..
great favor by giving us immediate notice of any error discovered in
IH
Miles!
of *!
For explanation, of all references, see Road,
foot notes on 1st page of RR. Tables.
%
(Jin., Sandusky dk Cleveland— stock
Preferred stock
Mort. bds, Sandusky, Dayton & Cin
Sandusky & Cleve
1st mortgage
Sinking fund, 3d Mort. (now 2d)
Hubbard br.. 1st M., skg fd bds
Cleveland Alt. Vernon dk Del—1st M., giu....
Cleveland dk Pitts.—Guaranteed stock
do
do
$2,000,000
$1,200,000
Consold. skg fund, M. for $5 000,000
Colebrookdale R.R.—1st mortgage
Colorado Central—1st mortgage, conv
i
.
1st
1,000
1,000
18G-1
1869
1,000
1,000
2,211,000 :
50
,
1857
1863
1870
500Ac
500&c
'
50
500&C
mortgage, Logan & Straitsvllle Br.,..
Golumbus, Chic, dc Ind Central—stock
1st mortgage (Col., Chic. & Ind. Central).
(Chic. & G, Eastern)
(Col. A Ind. Central)
(Union & Logansport)
(Toledo. Logansp.& Burl.).
(Col. A Ind. ls:&2d pref.).
500&C
l.r.O ',000
1,000
300,009
1872
1,000
402,000
13,328,569
10,062,000
571,000
2.'-S8,(HX)
858,000
Concord—stock
Concord dk Portsmouth—stock
.
Mortgage
Danvill, (Jrb., Jil'ton dc Pekin—1st M.,gold.
Davenport <k St. Paul—1st M., gold
Dayt.dk Mich—Pref. stock, guar. C. H.A D.
1st M., sinking fund, $30,000 per year
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
Toledo Depot (cost $353,940)
Dayton dk West.—1st M., guar.L. M.AC.A X.
Decatur, Sullivan dk Afattoon (Ills.)—1st M.
Delaware R.R.—stock
1st mortgage
Guaranteed bonds
Extension mortgage
State loan
Del., Lack, dk Western—stock
1st Mort. (Del.,L.& W., East. Ex.)
skg fd
2d Mort. (D.,L. & West.)
”...
Bonds, (convertib.from June 1 ,’75 to ’71)
Lack A Bloomsb., 1st mortgage
do
1st mort. (extension).
do
2d mortgage
31
....
33
7
2 f.
7
! 1863
'
....
....
!
...
[
Eastern (Mass)—stock
English Loan, conver ible
Bonds due 1874, convertible
Essex R.R. bonds, Sept. 1856
Bonds due 18S5, April, ’65
Bonds due 1888, March, ’63-’G9.
689, (X)4
1,494,'50
I6R1KHI
109,51X1
6
M.A S.
M.A N.
A. A ().
A. A O.
A. A ().
A. A O.
M.A N.
•I. A J
A.A ().
A. A O.
A. A O.
1 (»•
4 f.
S
8
6
f)
'J
81.S00
600,000
■
.71'*
1851
1.000
1856 5C0Ac
1872
1 0(0
1855 10) A c
1855 100 Ac
I860 ilOOAc
1860 100Ac
! 1,000
! l.ooo
1851
1870
18(1
1871
1872
1ST.)
1855
1856
1860
1863
1866
1853
1853
1851
18)1
1853
1366
1 ,(Kt)
(,
5
SOO.OoO
2;x).«xi
•
350Ac
1500AC
Vari.
i Vari.
5tH *A C
IldOAc
500Ac
j
1,000
100
1362
1851
1856
1865
’68-’69
1869
1872
!873
1873
8
S
s
f.
h
r.7..,(xx)
1,5vU.O '(•
2,5<H),(XI0
1,000.(HH)
6.8,525
877,1 U
1,695,- 51
8
'8
7
8
7
7
6 A 7
iMl.ooo
6
51.(KM
g,
r~
7
150,0 X'
2,-O.fXnl
100.600
t.
7
7
10
2
7 f.
7
7
7 g. f.
110,000
763,266'
5.(hT0,(K0
S80.(HK)
81.5(H)
4 50.(H HI
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Aug., H73 Leased in perpetuity to Pitts.,Cmn.& St.L.
X. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank. Sepr.l, 1 '90
Guar bv Pa. RR. ' ess’s assume liabilit’e.
Cost.. Tower, Gid. A Co May 1, 1873 Dividends in 10 years, 93 per ce t.
Boston.
July ). 187 Leased to Coned, d Re. at $25,000 per year.
Boston Oilice.
Aug. 1,1873 Net ea nings for year ending June 30, 1872,
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Philadelphia.
Y., Co.’s Oilice.
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Phila
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M. & S.
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Danbury, at Office.
Y.. Lockwood A Co.
Phila..-pr-nn. R.R. Co.
X. Y., Farm. L. A '1'. Co
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]X. Y., "Winslow, L. A Co
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Dec*.
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18T6-13-1
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cle, vol. 15. p.
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July 1, 1589;
•lulv 1,
U73( Net earnings, 1871-72 $215,(81. (v. 15, p.
Sept 1, 1878
355; V. 16, p. 183.)
Jan. 1, l‘«U, Stock paid. $i.033It(X); float, d'e’-t,
$973,00\
Julv 1. 1900 Cost of road to Oct.. U72, $3,197,664.
1900-1-2-3-4 Leased to Phi). A 'front.,6 r.c. divon sto’k
Mch 1, ISO! ] 2d movt. is guaranteed by Consolidated
May 1,1888] Coal Co.
April, 1873' Stock owned in large part by Pa. RR. Co.
Apr. 1,19041 Net earnings year ending Sept. 30.1872,
Apr. 1.1908! $550,388.
Large advances made to
Jan. 1.1884
branch roads. <v. 14. p. 628.)
Net
May. 1813 I
earnings in !5V2, $7S,4Sf.
1880, ’90, ’92:
Oct. 1, 1888; Leased, Mar.’72, to Penn. It R.: or33 years.
April, 1'. 09
Julv. 1911 Davenp., I?., to St. Paul.
July, 1813 L’ssd i 1 perpetuity to Cin., Ham. & D, for
annual int. on bonds. The nref. stock
July, 1881
of $3,500,000. guar, by C. H. & D.. vas
Sept., 1887
authorized in 1871 to retire D. AM. bnds.
Oct., 1888
Mar. 81A94
(V. 16. t>. 51'; V. 17, p. 84.)
X. Y., Am. Ex. Nat’l Bk. Jan. 1,1905 L’s’d to L. Miami, (as’medby
P..C.& stL)
In progress. County subscrint’n, $400,000.
July, 1873 Leased and operated by Phil., Wil.A Balt.
Phila., Girard Nat Bank July, 1875 ! RR.. for 75 per cent or gross earnings.
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July, 1>75
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Office P W. A B. RR.
New \ ork Office.
July 15,’73 The Lackawanna A Bloomsburg Co. was
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June. 1812
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reported is Chronicle, v. 17. p. 85.
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Floating debt, Jan. 1873, $4,239,544. (v.
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A pi. 15.1880] 16, p. 292, 828, V. 17, p. 155, 232.)
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X. Y., D rxel. M. A Co. May 1,1899:L. gr., 800,000 acres. Op. by Kansas Pacifle
Lond.A Amst’rd’m Nov. l,lWH)!Guage,3ft; whole line to beS75m.
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New York Office.
Oct. 1, 1877'Foreclosed and reorganized, (v. 16,p. 149,
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N. Y., Mercantile Bank June l.lSOI'Operat’d with I)., H. A I. Stock, $^00,000.
X.Y., M- rcantile Bank. June 1, ’9(>'B!is tratlic guar, of 40 p.c. trom M. C.
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IjizabethtmcHi dk Paducah—1st Mort., conv.
1,000
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144
Mortgage, Oct. 1. ’63
Dunkirk, Warren dk Pittsburg—1st m, gold
Duchess dk Columbia—1st Mortgage
hast Tenn., Virginia dr Georgia—stock
1st Mortgage sinking fund bonds
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1,000,000
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May, 1-73 j Leased
Cleveland, Office.
N.Y., Ward, C. A.Co
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2,124,500
i
July,'
7
350.000
100
the Day.A Mich, and Cinn Rich *
See report in v. 17,
p. 84, showearnings of $195,372 In 1872-73
annum, on nresfeok stock
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Jan., 1392
(Chron¬
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Phila., Co.’s Office.
June 1, ’98; Leased to Phila. A Reading.
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Boston, Treas.’s Office. June 1. ’9Uj Stock issued, $347,800.
5
F.A A.
Feb. 1, ’73 j Gross earnings, 1872,
$854,892; net, $412,662.
7
A. A O. N. Y., St. Nick. Nat. Bk. Oct. 1,1897
Dividends began in Maich, 1572. New
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J. A J.
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p. 14).
Consolidation in 1868 of C., & I. C, and Chi.
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N. Y.. St. NichiNat. Bk. April, 1908
A G. East. Leased Feb., 1869 to P., Cin.
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various.
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A St. L., anu the Penn. RR.
Co., for CO
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M.$15.(HK).000 & 2d M., C. A I.. $821,000. Of
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Penn.
7
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Rlt. The gross earnmgs in 1872 were
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$4,411,095, expenses, $3,<-28,213 and net
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6
302.000
400,090
1866 '
82 !
52 '
1st Funded Coupons, Nov. 15. V0
2d Funded Coupons, Nov. 13, 03
Bonds of June 30, Vo (conditional1...
Sterling (Oak. A otta. RR.) Oct. 1. ’53,gld.
Dollar (Oak. A Otta. RR.)
b’ds, Oct. 1.553.
1st Mort. (Detr. & Pontiac RR.),
Apr. 1/51
3d >fort. (Defr t Pontiac RR.), Feb..’51
2d Mort. (Detr. A Pontiac RR.),
.'an., ’53.
Bonds of Sept. 1, 186(3, (Limit
$300,000).
Bds A mort. on Det. real estate
sterling
1,500,0) H>
10U
100
....
1st mortgage, on branches
2d mortgage, on whole road
Detroit dk Milwaukee—1st Mort. bonds
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5(>
1,000
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1809 !
Income bonds
Denver Pacific—1st mortgage, gold, 1
gr
Denver dk Rio Grande—1st moyt., gold. s. f.
Des Moines Val—1st M., Keokuk to Dcs M.
1st M.,on 85m.A466,000acr’sA 2d M.on lG2ir.
Detroit, Eel. Riv.
/.—1st m., coup, or reg.
Detroit, Hillsdale dk Ind,—1st M.,ep. or reg.
2d mortgage, coup., may be
registered...
Detroit, Lansing dk Lake Mich.—1st mort..
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1
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33
endorsed)
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Danville, Hazleton d: Wilke-sbarre—1st mort.
Notes
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E. Tenn. A Ga. ($100,00j are
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East Pennsylvania—stock
1st Mortgage
.
1873 !
1856 1100Ac
G6A 71.500Ac
1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Common bonds
2d mort.
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Connecticut River—stock
1st mortgage sinking fund
Connecticut Valley—1st mortgage
Connecticut Western—1st mortgage
Connecting (Phila.)— 1st mortgage
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Cumberland dk Pennsylvania—1st mortgage
2d mort ,rage sinking fund guarant -ed
Cumberland Valley—stock
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Connecticut dk Passumpsic. It. /?.—stock
New mortgage (for $1.500,(KX>)
1st mortgage, sinking fund
Notes, coupon
Maasawippi stock, guar, by C. A Pass
It
1,786,200
Cine.
ing net
.
71.024
50
....
1st mortgage
,Mgy
M#r 1,1880;
l, 1880;
JUly 20.
.July
20, ’85:
80;
Juiie, 1877 !
.
3,74" ,000
2,: 5 4,000
.
Co.‘Apl.22,1873|Leaees
Aug. 1.1873] ly, in advance.
Last annual report in
Cleveland, at office-.
Sept. 15, ’76j Chronicle, v. 14, p. 355
J. A J
J uly, 1873 !
N.Y.,-Manhattan Bk
J. A J.
N Y.. Lawrence Bros. Jan. 1, 1900] In progress,
(v. 16, p. 51 325.)
N. Y., Farm. L. A T. Co. Sept. 1,1873 Leased
Q-M.
Nov., 1871 to Penn. RR. Co, at 7
if. A N.
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p-r cent d- r
7 g
821,040
(66,"00
346,400
Income (Toledo, Logansp. & Burl.)
GQlumbus dk Xenia, stock
V
M.AN..
M. A N.
IF. A A.
M. A S.
556,500
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309,500
299,750 !
(Cin. & Chic. Air Line)
2d mortgage (Col. & Ind. Central
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(Indiana Central)
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(Chic. & Gt East., construe)
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(Col., Chic. A Ind. Cent)..
Income conv.
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i J. AD.
584,700
1870
F.^A.
1
1.252XHH)
iS67
1,000
I j. & j.
l.C9G.tHH)
966.(XX)
225,(XX)
1,595,930
A N.
M. A S.
J. A D.
M.AS.
!a. & o.
46,000
5:.'
100
M."
;
11,320.p.m
II,236,150
1,000
J.
IF. A A.
487.900 !
1.000
100 Ac
Divi’d,
1905 j Formerly leased to Ind., Cin. & Lafavettp
Jap., 19<il : Leased to Pitts., C. A St. L. for net earnW
July, 1895 ; Leased 1866to Cin., Ham. A D Co
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jJune,
19211 Interest guar, by three other companies
Boston, Office,
(June, 13721 Net earnings year ending June 30,1872
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-May 1, 1873; $325,245. R sport in v. 15, p. S35.<’
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Aug. 1,19001
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•Sept 1, 1877:
N. Y., Union Trust Co.
{Dee. 1,1890:
N.Y., Union Trust Co {Sept. 1,1901 j
N. Y.. Union Trust Co '-Apr. 1, 1901 Bds 1
uar.V,'by C C.C.A1.; >ibyL.S.&M S
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| July 1, 1891; In progress.
IT. Y., U. S. Trust Co.
Aug. 3, 1575 Gross earnings in 1872. $4,573.470; operat¬
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June7.'to8i; ing 1 xpenses, $3,193,614. Net earninirs
i until 7SOI) !
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$1,379,526. (V. 16, p. 325, 461, 523, 617.)
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6:30,0(H)
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Tables,
REMARKS.
Slocks,
last
N.Y., Co.’s Office.
New York, Moran Bros.
N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co
J A J.
J. A J.
J. A D.
511.000
1,000
1863
i J. A
16,000 p.m.:
15,00(1,000
272,000
when line,
]
our
Ronds, §
Principal,
!
F.a'a.
1.072,330 !
1,000,00J j
2,000.IKK) !
1.000
100
500
500&C
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N.Y., Winslow, L.&
] J. A J.
J. AD.
560,000 I
659,000 I
1 ,"00,000.
4,300,000
429,03? I
990,000
350,000 I
1.1 00
I
by Whom.
A. & O.
M. A N.
,
,
Where Payable, and
Payable.
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400,000 :
1,500.0110 (
1,000
1,(00
Cant.
282KHi
When ]|
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8,500,000.1
i ,250.000 j
500,000
V,<xo
1870
Mort. bonds
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1867
1845
1862
1367
18:8
Cotum. dc Hock. Val.—Stock
1st M. sink, fund bds
.;V
£
1,(00
1871
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
I
Rate
standing.] p-.-rf
1,000
1866
1852
1867
1871
1871
Sandusky City & Ind
Columbus, Springf. A Cmn.—1st mort...
Cincinnati dk Springfield—1st M., guaranl’d
Cin.,Wab.dkMich-m M.,end by L.S.A M.S,
Ulev., Col., Cin. dk Ind.—stock
let mort. (C. C. & C. RR.) $25,000 a year...
1st M. (Beil. & Ind.) excn. for new M
1st mortgage, new, s. f
Cleveland dk Mahoning—stoc1/:
liJ
Amount
Out-
1863
1865
1871
1865
187d
1866
1869
1-71
,
3d
4th
! cj a) >
I £ %
e
100
8d
do
of ’67
C. H. & I. /'Junction! RR. 1st m. guar...
(Jin. dk Martinsville—1st M., guar by lessees
(Jinn. dk Muskingum 17/1.-181 inert
Oilu, Richmond dk Chic—1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Cinn., Richmond
F. TT.—1st M.,gld. guar
Cin.,
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1st mortgage of ’63
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N.Y. A London.
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Detroit Office.
N.Y. Office.
April, 1896) Also a depot M. $50,000; 3 yr. notes,
Dec. 1, 1897,Bonds are coup., but may be reg.
Fct). 1,
$226,000.
Co May 15, ’75 Leased to Great West, of Canada. In 1868
vav 15, ’"5
3Ik n*.*r cent was paid on pref. stock, ano
May 15, ’75i in" 1.869, 7 per cent.
Of the bonds ot
May, 1875 1 June. 1866, $1,238,000 are in the hands of
July 1, 1886; the Merchants Bank of Can., redeemable
Nov. 15. 73
Co Nov. 15, 73
Apr. 1,1 STS 1
Feb. 15, ’86
•'
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Jan. 1, 1S7S
Sept 1, 1886
Various.
$100,000 per yr.
been recleemed.
$350,000 have thas far
Net earninus in loA.,
ill 1871, $565,683, m U70, $503,^1
jn 1869. $666,267 : in 1868, $704,45.; inlS67,
$768,789. See annual report in chhonioik
v. 16, p.324.
$442,155
:
to Ills. Cent, for 20 yrs. a,t 35 p. ct.
1883
earn’gs 1st 10 yrs, 36 per cent 2d 10 yrs.
N. Y.. M. Iv. Jesuo A Co. July, 1833 Net earnings, 1871, $72,488. Pref. stock.
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Oct., 1883 •
X. Y., Union Trust Co.
June, 1900 Completed August, 1871. (v. 14. p- 628.)
X. Y., Bi own Bros A Co Jan. 1,1908 Int. was suspended, see v. 14, 521.
See annual report. Chronicle, v. 17, p.
N. Y.,Gallatin Nat’l Bk. July 1; 1900
356, showing gross earnings year ending
X. Y.. R. T. Wilson A Co
1880-86
Jung SO, 737J, $1,378,358, expenses $929,148,
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Apl. 15, 73 Leased
00
July 21,1873 Leased to Phil. A Reading, at 6 per cent
on sto^k and int. on bo as. (v-14, p. 628J
Leases Eastern in N.H.,i6m.,
dc
1871
$492,500, same dividends as East. Mass.
1374
Leases Portland, 6aco A P., at• *0 per
cent on stock. Net earnings. 18.1-.2,
Sept., 1876
$5'4,201. New stock $'^200,000 issued Dec.
1872. Leased or made operating contract
with Maine Central in June 1873. (V.
ay, 1
1882
16. n. 82, 765.)
Phila., by P, A R. RR.
Phila.. P. A R. Office.
Boston, Co.’s Office.
London.
.
Boston, Co.’s Office.
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
New York.
1
Mch 1, 1890 Stock.
$3,107,050. (v.15,p.335; V. 16, p;
765.)
Subscribers
railroad stock and bond list.
Will confer a great favor by giving us immediate notice of any error
Bonds,
description.
'
For
explanation, &C.,
foot notes on
Miles
of*
Road
8ee
o£pa»/^,'|^1ee8*
of RR J^aoies.
Bonds, 999 yeaps to run
Rond & mortgage on Elmira real
tLVie Railwaystock, common
. .......
estate..
a o
1
mortgage
cent, stock..... . • • • • • • •
(extended in 1867 to 18E7) ..
mort/age, convertible (ext. to 18i9.).
3d mortgage
Itli mortgage, convei tible
5t,ii mortgage, convertible
rtuflalo Branch Bonds
Long Book Co. mortgage ...............
Sterling bonds,
Amount
Out-
1
j
CJ >
standing.
i
convertible,
Mff00"' ‘
459
General mort., gold (for $o0,000.000). .
New bonds (debenture^) convert, till
o3
Erie A Pittsburg—stock
• • • •
•
I8t mortgage, conv. into cons, mortgage.
2d mortgage, convertible.
Qpusol. mort. tree of State tax
—
i02
SI
84
84
Eqnlament bonds.
European A N. American, (Jle):
1st M., Winn, to N.B. line
) Bangor:
2d mort, Bangor to Winn
( loau. i
L d grant gold & 1st M. Bang to \Vinn.... j
...
65
43
45
51
109
EvansvA Crawfordsv—Yt M, Ev.& Ill.,s.f..j
1st mort.,s.f (Evansville to Terre II.)....!
Rockville extension
— j
Evansville, Terre Haute A Chic— 1st M.gld;
Fitchburg—stock
FRnt A Here Marquette—stock
23
00
;
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Consol. mort. s. f.......... —
j
M., 29m, 2d on 40, l.g , 153,600 ac., 2d d.l
I5t mortgage, L. Q.,353,000 acres, 3d div..!
Flint & Holly R. R. (s. f., $25,000 per year)
Bay CityE. Saginaw, 1st M, guarby lese’Si
Bay County, issued in aid &
do
Construction bonds
!
„
109&C!
I860
1 SB J
l ,0001
500 j
11
10
100
Lowell—1st in. bonds
Frederick A Pennsylvania—1st M., gold.. . .!
QfUv., Harmsb. A San An.—1st mort. gold1
Galveston, Houston A II. of 1811—1st Mort.
Georgia R. R. A Banking Co.—stock
]
Framingham A
1917
1849
1853
1S57
1858
1661
1863
1865
1870
1873
i862
1852
1851
i860
1870
82
52
2,0.0,000
301,300
1872
1866
1868
1668
1867
1871
1870
1669
1869
l.ooo
1,000
500&C
1,006
1.000
no
....
H70
1872
1869
1873
317,000
660,000
150,000
775,000
4,000,000
1,099,100
21.U00 p.m
146,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
100&C
1.000
500&C
1,(00
150,000
1,700,<00
1,000
#
1,000
1,000
1,000
£25
£:0.i
143
i-io
273
207
15
53
51
54
2614
96*
120
120
74
74
Bonds of 1869
HoustonA Texas Cent—1st M, gold, l.gr.,s.f.
1st mortgage, West. div..
Consol, mort.. 1. gr. )conp. may be reg.).
Huntingdon A Broad Top— 1st mort., gold.
2d mortgage
350
113
468
58
58
58
mortgage, consolidated
r..
707
payable)
Redemption, 1st & 2 1 series,
3d series, 8 erling
do
Illinois A St. Louis—1st mortgage
Indiana A Illinois Cent.—1st M., gold
152
202
202
217
Iitiiianap. Bloom'tonA West—1st M.,gldbds
..
gold...
ladianap.. Cine. A Laf%—stock..
Ind. & Cinn. of ’58
Ind Cinn. & Lafayette
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90
,
174
71
Indianapolis A St. Louis— 1st M.,in 3 series
2d mortgage
da
do
2d mortgage
'iouds of I.oulsvil e (endorsed)
Jersey City A Albany—1st mortgage, gold.
Ridgefield Park (N. J.), 1st mortgage
71
500&C
100
100
275
(R.I)...
Jeffersonville,Mad.& Ind—1st mortgage
800,000
1,500,000
1,800,000
350
mortgage (Quincy & Palmy. RR
Cam. RR.)
Harrisb.. Ports'll, Mt.Joy A Lancas—stock
ind. & Mad. RR. -1st mortgage
825,OIK)
7
6
7
7 g.
v%
7
7 g.
4
8
7
S f.
10 f.
10
10
8
8 L
7 g.
7
7
8
8
7 g.
8
500,000
5.0,000
4,200,000
615,500
2.000,000
1,000,000
5,000,000
2,815.000
51-’55
1803
1870
l.WO
1867
50
1853
1853 500&C
50&32
100
100
1869
1866
1S70
1ST 2
1854
1857
1S65
£3,488 589
7,500.000
221,190
500,000
500,000
1851
1851
1851
1864
1865
1871
1869
1870
1872
1858
1867
1869
1869
1870
1,000
Var.
5
5
4
3
3
-
117
117
100
100
350
180
33
33
184
41
35
116
116
iii
125
250
124
S6
159
159
38
12
6 g.
6
7
7
6
7 g.
7 g.
8
7 g. f.
7
7
6&7
5
7
6 S6
6 g.
660,000
3,500 000
500&C
1,000
1,000
1.000
l,0C0
10(1
1,000
1,000
7
5,000,000
4
3
7
6
7 g.
7 g.
1,'00,000
8
1.80. .000
S f.
8 f.
7
770,000
2,000,000
$3 02 per acre. Deferred payments
on land sales ana cash in trustees’ handa
Jan/ 1,1873, were $348,063.
or
May 1,1888
-July‘1. 188.
Sept.l, 1881
Jail. 1,187(
N. Y., Mecdi, Nat. Bank. •Jan. 1,1901
New York or London. Jan. 1,190t>
N. 1l
Market is at. Bk.
N. Y., St. Nich. Nat. Bk. July 1,19CH
.
1
N.Y., Farm’s. L. & T.Co. July 1,188*. ' raffle tiuar. 40 per cent from Mich. Cent.
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Stock, $1.000,090. (V. 16, p. 348.1
Oct., lSSl
Boston, Treasurer.
Oct., 18S9 1 iterest in default. See chronicle, v. 16
n. 627.
do
April, 1S9(
\lso $150,000 8 per cent bds. (v. 16, p. 188.)
1891
Balt.. Merch. Nat. Bank. Oet. 1, 1901 I u progress,
A. & O
-
16, p. 461.)
'irst int. due Jan.,’73.
let earnings, 1872-73,
v.
....
N.
Y., F. P. James & Co. July 1, 190. I
Augusta, Ga., RR. Bank. July, 1S73
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.& S.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.&O.
do
1S70 to 1SS(
New Y'ork and London. Sept., 191H
Jan., 1892
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co
1889
do
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*
•
J. & J.
A.& O.
J. & J.
F. & A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.& O.
A.& O.
J. & J.
M.&N.
J. & J.
A.& (>.
A.& O.
J. & D.
London, Co.’s Office.
London, at Co.’s Office.
o
Api.,
in v.
(v. 15, p. 76.)
626. See report
—
~
16, p. S27.
’raffle, guar, of 15 p. c. from ms c.« ra.K
(v. 17, p. 52.)
st mortgage guar, by Pitts., Fort. Wayne
& Chic. (v. 17, p. 188.)
these fteures represent pounds sterling.
Gross earnings in half year ending Dec.
31, 1872, £966,673; expenses, £793.293; ret
earnings.'£l73,385. in May, 1873, the new
stock was issued at £22 10s per share to
pay for extensive improvements.
See
Chronicle, v. 16, p. 461,629, 693.
*
e
1877
Jan.. 1920
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Perpetual,
irredeen:.
do
Irrodee n.
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Irredcem. 1
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Lrredeem.
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London & Montreal.
Apr. 22, ’73 these figures represent pounds Stirling.
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Comp’y leases the Erie & Niagara, 31m.,
Apr., 1873
and the Detr. & Milwaukee, 189m.
For
London Joint Stock Ek. July, 1S71
the half year ending Jan. 31, 1873, the
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Nov., 1873
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July, 1876
gross receipts were £595,835; working
expenses, £876.513; net earnings. £219,326;
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Oct., 1877
<
interest on bonds, &c., £82,881.
See
do
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let., 1V78
Chronicle, v. 17, p. 212.
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Dec., 1S90
Merest in default.
See Chronicle, v.
1881-86
|
M.&
K. &
J. &
J. &
J &
J. &
J.&
S.
A.
J.
J.
J
J.
J.
.
Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
Tr,
t
7 g.
8
3
8
8
7 S8
1^
7
7
7
74,000
6
300,000
7
to
Palmyra, 15m.
Cameron to Kans. C,
;
53m. 50,000 shares new common stock
authorized in Feb., 1872. See Chroni¬
cle, vol. 14, p. 219, 321; v. 15, p. 804; v.
16. p. 628.
1871-8)
Phila., Company’s office July 10, ’73
joritv of the stock,
(v. 14, p. 628.)
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July 1, 1883
Jan. 1, 1876 t Iro-s receipts, 1871-72, $1,004,039; opera¬
Jan. 1,1876
ting expenses. $310,976 ; net, 193,063.
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I .eases Berkshire RR., Stockbridge& Pitts,
field, and W. Stockbrg. Gross earnings
Bridgenort & Boston. July20.1S73
1871-<2, $528,115; operating exp’s, $410,586;
1877
N. Y., Bk of New York
Hartford, Am. Nat. Bk.
....
J. & J.
J. & J.
F.& A.
Bridgeport and Boston.
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J. & J.
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net
1885
18S9
earnings, $117,529.
earnings 1872 on
N. Y'., Nat’l Citv Bank. July 1, 1891 Gross
C
net earnings, $1,345,034.
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Oct. 1, 1912
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....
A.&O.
A. & O.
F. & A.
A & O.
F. &
A. &
A.&
A. &
A.
O.
O.
O.
A. & O.
Philadelphia, Office.
do
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N.
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Y\, Co’s office.
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N. Y'. & London.
N. Y\, Co.’s office.
London.
J. &
A. &
J. &
J. &
,J.
O.
J.
J.
N. Y'. or London. ’
N. Yr., Turner Bros.
do
do
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A.& O. N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
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F.& V.
do
do
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J. & D.
N. Y., Un. Trust Co.
Various.
do
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A. & O.
J. & J.
N. Y., Farm’s L.& T.Co.
F. & A
do
do
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M.& N.
New York,Nat. City Bk.
do
do
A.&O.
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
F. & A.
J. & J. N. Y'., Farm. L.& T. Co.
do
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M.& N.
A & O. N. Y'., Nat. Park Bank.
M. & N.
N. Y., Metropo itan B’k.
J & .1.
N. Y'., Farm L. & 1’. Co.
J. & J.
do
do
M. <V H.
do
do
do
do
M.&N.
do
do
do
M. & S.
N.Y'..London orFrankf.
J. & J.
N. Y'.,S W.llopkins&Co.
J. & J.
Q.-F. N. Yr. Farm’s L.& T.Co.
do
do
M.& N.
do
do
A. & O.
do
do
J. & .T.
N. Y., Bank of America.
M.& N.
J. & J.
New York.
M.&N.
.
350m. $2,675,234
(v. 17, p. 77.)
;
Sept. 1, ‘90 ( lapital stock is $1,330,750. The annual re¬
Fell. 1,1875
port in Chronicle, vol. 16, p. 356, shows
gross earnings in 1872 of $310,952 and net
Apl. 1,1895
$92,160. (v. 16 p 336.)
Aug l.1873 1 let revenue in 1872 was $2,103,107, against
$2,732,847 in 1871. in consequence of comApl. 1, 1875
pe ition. The Co. is making through
Apl. 1,1875
connections to N, Orleans aud guaran¬
Apl. 1, 1890
tees $6,000,1)00 bds of N. 0.& J,& Mies.C.
Apl. 1, 1375
(
July 1,1901 1 n progress, (v. 17, p. 336.)
Oct. ,1909 J Iain road completed, Sept., 1870.
port in Chronicle, v. 16, p, 652,
Oct.. 1890
See re-
1902
....
7
7
7
7
p. m
81,000
2,960,0X1
660, m
600,000
1 450,000
289,000
923,000
18,00-0 p.m.
20,OOi )p. m.
4,000.000
2,000,000
397.000
2,417,00)
5-
8
7 g.
1.500,000
5,r,o:;,ooo
^ S’
....
.
$678,494; net earnings, $155,118.
Total
land sales to January 1, 1873, $1,971,224,
May, 1902
188'.
Sept 1,18SS
•Jan. J,
...
7 g.
'500,000
1,000
do
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do
New York.
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....
4
1.000,000
1,000
N.Y.,Mereh’nts’Ex. BX*.
N. Y., Meehan. Nat. Bk.
.
7
7
7,0 JO,000
6270
M.& N.
J. & J.
M.& S.
M.& N.
J. & J.
M. & S.
J. & J
J.& J.
J. & J.
M.& N.
•T. & J
J. & J
A.& O.
A.& O.
A.& O.
Aug., 1870
820,000
1,000 16,(XK)
John and Halifax (v. 15, p.
15,p. 51, 157. (v. 16, p.220).
3%
1,180,000
191,0(0
100,000
1.700,00)
1.450,000
5,000,000
I
M.& S.
J. & J.
M.& N.
F & A.
M. & N
J. & J.
....
7
S f.
8
10
1,574,000
debt,
Mar. 1,1899
N. Y., Farm. L’an & T Co Jan. 1,1887 !om. stock. $1,044,252, pref., $100,000. Net
do
Nov. 1,1887
do
earnings, 1871-72, $218,645. Annual re¬
do
do
port in Chronicle, v. 15, p. 803,
Aug. 1,1830
tock
N. T., Farm. L’an & T Co May 1, 1900 8
paid in, $400,000. (v. 13, p. 667.)
innual
Boston Oilice.
report v. 16, p. 82,188.
uuly 1, 1873 i
Iross earnings, 1872, $1,133,612; expenses,
i
481.000
stock aud
ft
do
do
New Y'ork odiee.
Apr. 1, 1881
N. Y'.. Bk N. America. Mar., 1885
New York Office.
Jan., 1892
N. Y., Bk No. America. Jan.. 1892
500&C
per ct per annum on
(v. 16, p. 524,)
Jan. 1.1SS9
A. & O.
2,792,000
1,701, (XX)
2,000,000
1862
1866
1870
1852
1973
1872
6
o'A
5A
4,000,(XX)
500,000
9S3,(KX)
1,182,5.50
700,IKK)
1,000
1,000
100&C
Apr. 1,1890
July 1,1898
Oct. 1, 1890
N.
1.589,500
1870
1865
1868
1870
1371
1372
1870
Jail., 1893
Sept 1,1875
J. & J.
500&C
earnings, $6.143.2t2. Report to June 30,
1873, in Chronicle, v. 17. p. 324.
v. 10,
p. 83, 210,220, 292, 388, 459, 659; V. 17, p. 51,
84, 251.
Mch. 1,1920
Jan. 1,1903
Mar. 10,’73
Jan. 1,1S82
7
6
367,500
1,370,000
calendar year 1872 were given at $18,762,828 ; operating expenses, $12,619,545; net
Mch.
March 1S83
Oct. 1,1580
June 1,1888
Jan. 1,1891
5,087,224
3.0 0,000
6i H i,000
416,000
fives
netinearninggs
$3,473,395,
against
1,895,403
1871. Theat
gross
earnings
for
1873
1879 1
1,1879
Jersey City, 1st Natl Bk May 1, 1890
5,726,490
500&C
.,
May
300,0-00
9,167,700
50
1.000
1.000
Q.-M.
OCt. 1,
M.& N.
3,058,500
332,000
2,500.00)
2,500,000
1,000
1,000
M.& S.
M. & S.
J. # J.
Jan.
7
50i)&c
500&C
500&C
Vari
1,000
1871
1872
IS 72
1869
1870
1869
5
6
.
142,666
30,600.0 >0
1871
Divi'd.!
8
4 g6 g.
6 g.
1,901,397
852,821
6,740,7 ui)
4,451,133
235,6.,0
46,700
488,200
127,000
485,000
62,0Off
1,000,0(10
1,426,545
100
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
f.
!
,
2.500,000
1.0(0 30,000p.m.
50 i
500
f.
7 g.
7 g.
100.0(H)
1,000
J. & J.
M.&N.
M. <fc S.
M.& S.
A.&O.
J. & D.
J. & J.
J.& I).
7
6 g.
6 g.
7 g.
4
7
7 g.
1,500,0:0
1,200,000
1st
Jacksonv,Pensac.A Mob—FloridaSt bds.aid
Jeft., Mad. A Indianap.—stock
7
7
3,278,149
1st mort. (Kan. C. &
Ithaca A Athens—1st M..siuk. fund, gold.
Jack., Lans. A Sag.—\st M., guar...) g
2d mortgage, convertible,guar... i c.'T ?
1st mort. (north of Winona) conv. f 5 ^
Consol. M. on whole line (309in)... J 8 S 2
Jacksonv., 2V.TF. A S. E.—'st mort., gold...
75,uOO
105,000
1,000,000
2,300,000
1,000
1,000
£100
£100
£100
£100
£10)
.,
2,224,000
45U.000
1(X),000
500,(H)0
....
•
Equipment bonds
Indianap. A Vincennes—1st M., guar....
2d mortgage, guar
international (Texas)—Consol, stock..
1st M., gold
Houston & Gt. No., 1st mort.. gold...
Convert ble mort. bds, coup,, may be reg
Ionia & Lansing—1st M.,coup. maybe reg.
2d mortgage, coup., may lie registered..
Iowa Falls A Sioux City—is*’ M.. Ap,i. 1 ’69.
Iron M
Chester A E—1st M.,gld.
n
2,180,000
500&C
500&C
500
#
110
7
85,700
100
232
«
750,000
l!»0
100
1871
1871
187)
1871
Greenn.A Columb.—1st M.,guar, by State.
Bonds not guaranteed
Hackensack A N. Y. Extension—1-t mort.
Hannibal A St. Joseph—common stock
Preferred tock
Missouri State Loan
Land Grant mortgage
Bonds 1S70, conv.,
2.000.000
6 g.
7
7
10.000.000
50
Peoenr.ures
2d mor gage.
I. B. & w.’Extens on, 1st m.,
New York & Loudon.
12,076,000
1,0 JO
V%
r.
4,437,000
J1869
1869
18 il
3d
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4th
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Great Western (Canada)—Com. stoc-r—
Preferred, 5 per cent, conv. into common
Scrip for past due coupon
Illinois Central -stock
1st mort. constr iction bds(now
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do
do
do
gold
J. & J.
1,000
500&C
100&C
1,000
£200
1.000
1,000
26
27
I
Ghaut Trunk (Canada)—stock
New stock (for £10,000,00))
|
Mort. to Bk of U. Canada on surplus lands!
Equipment M., 1st on all rolling stock. .
do
do
do
2d
Postal bds,&c., secured by gov’t business
lstPref. bus,conv. into 1st pr f. stock....
2d
do
2d
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Hart., Proo. A Fishkill—1st mort.
1st mortgage (Conn.)
Rousatonic—Stoc k
Preferred stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund
2d mortgage
6 g-
2,174,000
4,852,000
2,937,000
709,500
182,600
3,000,000
....
109
M., gold..;
1st mortgage
1,000.000
1.000
1868
1871
236
236
1377
;
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do
do
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do
New bonds, coupon
A.& O.
F, & A.
A.&O.
2,4,5,000
1S(55
100
109
2d mortgage, gold. .
;
Gr. Raouls A Indiana—1st m, gold, guar...
1st mort, gol l not guaranteed
j
Mortgage bonds, coupon
,1. & J.
J. & J.
3
7
last
Nat Bank
J. & J.
A.& O.
J. & J.
1,000
1,000
do
A. & O.
M.& N.
7
7
7
7
8,536,910
Stocks,
1,1880 Operated on own account since Dec..1*60.
Apl. 1,1886 Net earnings in 1872, $29,068.
Phila., Penn. R. R. Co. May, 1873 Leased in 1863 to Northern Cent, for 999
do
yi s.
Rent paid, $165,315. Net earnings
July, 1873
Phila.,Penn. Life Lis.Co •tail. 1, 1880 i n 1871, $59,689, against $90,219 in 1870,
Phila., Penn. R. R. Co. Oet. 1, 2862 Divs. guar by Pa. RR. (v. 14, p. 628.)
Phila., by Co i.pany.
J.& J.
N. Y., Office. 23d stiuet.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
New York and London.
do
do
N. Y
Union Trust Co.
do
do
dodo
do
do
do
do
100
100&C
100&C
154
!
]
- —
Bonds, not mortgage
Gilman. Clinton cf; Spring/.—1st
501
REMARKS.
when Due.
TV hen i|[ Where Payable and by
7
Whom.
Cent. Payable.!
per
jPliila., Girard
discovered In our Tables.
Principal,
Rate f
400,009
290,000
500,000
590,000
1,000.000
570,000
50,000
lOOiSrCj
18 JO
1866
.
G5
Holly,Wayne & Monroe, 1st mort, s.f
j
tlorida—1st mortgage, gold, convertible..!
Flushing A Northside- 1st mortgage
•
Fonda, Johnstown A Gloversville—1st mort1
Ft. Wayne, Jackson ASag.—1st mort., coup*
!
2d m rt. and equipment bonds, coup
Fort Wayne, Muncie A Cinn—1st M., gold.
2d mort
94
218
218
.60
190
17
13
1st
3d
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS
816
Preferred, 7 per
id
OB
59!
Preferred stock
1st mortgage bonds
rnt
.
G
Williamsport—stock, com
Elmira A
Income
<*-<
1st page
S^^T(1^)-I8t
mort., conv
mortgage, cony
ad
423
CHRONICLE.
THE
September 27, Lai 3.1
April, 1888
Pub., 1897
.Tune,lS99
( /UiuiicUiy I cUi ^lilllLcU uu ti ouuoidiuuai
basis June, 1873, and resumed interest
payments, (v. 16, p. 220, 796, 828; v. 17, p
53.)
July 1,1919 I s owned jointly by Penn, Co.aud CL, Col.
C. & I., and leases the st. L., Alt. &T. H.
Oct. 1, 1900
Net earnings, 1872, $2S0,238. (v. 16, p. 524'
July 1, 1S81
1903
I
....
<
O
IDUllUdl
U1J,
UUC)
lOlvt \
andHoust. & Gt. North.
See Chroni¬
Jan. 1.19LKI
cle, y. 15, p. 44 354 ; V. 16, p. 336 ; V. 17, p
52.
Aug. 1,1892
July 1.18S9 I .eased to Mich. Cent..with traffic guar.
Bds exch. for Detr., L.& L. M. 1st. mort.
Nov. I,l88‘i
April 1,1911
Apl. 1, 1899
May, 1901 i
.July 1, 1890
July 1, 1885
Mar. 1,1878
May 1,1590
Sept.l. 1891
July 1, 1902
I
ilrtkSCU
allu
U|)Ll (lieu
which guarantees
Hi2,(X)J acres.
11J
RXivyUt
all the bonds.
vouviut
Lau.s
i
1900
(
May 1,18i3 I
for int. and sinking fund of bonds and
May 1,1881
7 per cent a year on stock. Lease transOct. 1,1906
fered Dee., 1912, to Pa. Company. Net
July 1,1910
earnings in 1872 $469,670 (V. 16, p. 524.)
May 1.1882
1913
'( V. 17, p. 155.)
May 1,1912
THE CHRONICLE
424
BOND LIST.
RAILROAD STOCK AND
Subscribers will confer
a
great favor by giving
DESCRIPTION.
For
explanation of all references, see
footnotes on 1st page of RR Tables.
Miles
of*
Amount
Out¬
Road
standing.
[September 27, 1873
immediate notice of any error discovered In
us
When 0
per i
Cent.
Where
Payable.
Junction, Philadelphia- 1st mortgage...
New mortgage for ($3,000,000)
Kansas Pacific—stock
•••••••.
lot itl. (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.
U. S. Gov) on 094m. West Mo. R
2d M. (to
1st Mort., coup , (Leavenworth Br.)
Land Gr. M., coup., on
acres....
Income Bonds, coup., 3d M., on 427 m...
Land Bonds, c. or r„ gold on 2,000,000 acre
I,000,u00
2d mortgage, coup, or reg.. gold, on same
Sent County (Md.).—1st mort. bonds
Kentucku Central—2d mortgage
3d mortgage
—
Lake Erie A Louisville—1st M. ($1,100,000;...
Lake Ontario Shore— 1st mort., go.d
Lake Shore & Mich. South— stock
Guaranteed, 10 per ct, stock
Consolid mortgage, 1870, coup
do
do
reg
IncoMie Bds (s. fd $600,090 pr yr.;cp or reg
Mort. bonds of October 1,1869, S. F
1,0U0
2.000 00C
800,000
500,000
300,000
100
1,000
1866
1867
1869
1868
1870
673
245
140
253
394
34
'427
«.
1013
1013
1st mortgage. S. fund M. S. & N. I
2d mortgage Mich. S
1st mortgage (D., M. & T. RR.)
1
1st mort. (C., P. & A. RR.), Sunbury bds.
2d mort. (C., P. & A. RR.) registered bds.
8d mortgage (C., P. & A. RR.)
Lake Shore dividend bonds, April, 1869...
1st mortgage (C. & Tol. RR.) s’k’gf d
2d mortgage (C. & Tol. RR.)
Buffalo & Erie, mortgage bonds
dodo
do
do
do
do
ao
do
do
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon
Schoolcraft* Three Rivers
Kalamazoo & Schoolcraft
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids
Jamestown & Frauklin, 1st mortgage....
do
do
2d mortgage ...
Lake Sup. A Miss.—1st M., gold, 1. gr., s.f..
2d mort., gold, 1. gi., s. f., conv
Income mortgage bonds
Lancaster A Read.,(narrow gaage)—1st M.
1,000
500&C
1,000
1,000
"'50
1,000
1,000
1,000
1869
1865
1866
*65-’67
1866
1865
1866
1870
1871
1869
1853
1855
1872
1872
i’ooo
1 Oi 0
100&C
250&C
500&C
1000
1,000
1.000
100&C
100
100
1870
1,000
1870
1,000
1,000
1872
1869
1,000
1855
1,000
1857
1,000
1856
1,000
1854
1,000
1859
1,000
1867
1,000
1869 500&C
1855
1,000
1866
1,000
1858
1,000
1862
1,000
1,000
1866
1868 500&C
1869
1867
1867
1868
18G3
1,000
1.000
1869
1869 500&C
1870 I 500&C
1872 iSOP&c
50
Lawrence—Stock
1st mortgage
Southern Kansas. 1st mortgage, guar
Lehigh A Lackawanna—1st M
Lehigh Valley—stock, com. and pref
lst'mortgage, coup. & reg
1,000
1,000
Lexington A St. Louis—1st mortgage, gold
Little Miami—stock, com
1st mortgage
Street Connection bonds
Little Rock A Sort Smith—1st mort., gold..
Land grant, s. f
Little Rock, Pine Bl. A N. O.—Ark. St .Lo’n
Little Schuylkill—stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund
1,660
1869
5°
i853
150
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1864
1869
1870
1870
50
i§57
LoganspCrawfdsv.AS. W of Ind—1st M gld
Long Island—stock
1870
line
1,000
jioo&c
50
500
186S
Louisville, Cin.A Lexington—stock
Preterred 9 per cent stock
Bds to State Kentucky (perpetual loan
50
100
175
i',o6o
Louisville & Frankfort bonds
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Lexington & Frankfort
Louisville Loan
:
1851
1,867
1870
1872
Louisville, Chin. & Lex., Is1- mortgage,
do
do
2d
Mort. bonds (Shelby cut-off)
Nashville—stock
Louisville A
do
’
'ioo
i858
main stem
1,000
Memphis branch, 1st mortgage
46
Lebanon Br., 1st mortgage
do
Extension, Louisville Loan..
Consol. 1st mortgage for $8,000,000
Memphis & < ihio', 1st M., sterling, guar.
Memphis & Clarksville Br.,lst M., sierl’g
Lykens Valley—stock
Macon A Augusta—1st M. (390,000 guar.)
2d mort. endorsed by Ga. RR
Macon A Brunswick—1st M., State endor
2d mortgage
Equipm nt bonds
Macon A Western—stock
Bonds
Madison A Port-gage—let, M., gold
Maine Central—stock
M. C. & Androscoggin RR. interest sen
1st mort.. consol
Bonds $1,100,000 Loan, A. & K. RR
1.000
1,000]
1860
1863
1863
1S68
1311
1372
1,000'
1,000
1,000
£200
£200
100
i86?
1,000
1.000
71 | 1869
197* j ■67-’70 500&C
1869 ; 500&C;
i
SIX’
197151
'i02 '
I
.
1870
1S70
loot
1,000
100
•60-’6i:
mortgage, BangorL’n (I\ & K. RR.)
Extension Bonds, 1370. gold
New Loan for $1,100,000. gold
Androscoggin RR., Bath City loan
Portland & Kennebec, stock.
Marietta A Cincinnati—stock, com
Stock, 1st pre.T
'
33
26
22
276
j
1885
:
1870
500&C
100
..
2d mortgage
Alaysville A Lexington—1st mortgage..
..
237,000
300,000
20,000p.m.
50 000,000
533.500
1,000.000
4,132,000
6,000,000
1,600,000
5,256,000
M.&N.
M.& N.
F.& A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.&O.
2,693,000
924,000
500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1.500,000
1,595,000
860,000
100,000
200,000
A. & O.
J. & J.
A. & O
M.&N.
J. & J.
M.&S.
A. & O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. * .T.
J. & J.
J. &
J. & J.
A. & O.
A.&O.
300,000
3,000.000
400,000
100,1XX)
100.00.
840,000
500,000
500,000
4,500,000
3,200,000
850,000
289,750
355,000
2!X
Q-.T.
5,000.000
F. & A.
J. & .1.
720,000
M.&N.
Q-J.
J & J)
M.& S.
J.& D.
900,000
J. &
4,698,000
1,500,000
5:5,000
3,500,OCO
"d.
$.&N.
Various.
J. & J.
5,! 00,000
750,000
A.& O.
7
3
i A.&O.
li ' J. & J.
7
| A.&O.
2,646,100
759.500
1,500,000;
1,50 ',000
J. & J.
175,000
150,000
F.& A.
M.& N.
J. & I).
J. & J.
/. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A. & O.
2,623,483
851,000
74 519
54,000
25,0O()
100,000
3,000,000
704, 00
725,000
50
59
50
7
105
50
•
•
•
i869
1870
1870
44
i‘660
1/4*01
1,000]
T
94
54
54
1872
49>$
1870
r
...
1/KW
earnings of K. P. were $1,494,447
against $1,009,927 in 1871.
The land
grant is in two trusts, 2,000,000 acres in
the first and 3,000.600 acres in the
May 3,1«99
Feb. 1,1895
June 1,1896
second. Int. on income bond< is 1 ayable
in lands or cash only out of net earnings
See lull report in Chronicle, v. 16,
1895-97;
Jan.1,1896
1876
June 1,1919
p*
764.
•July 1,1880
Sept., 1896
Jan. 1,18S9 Completed in 1872.
(v. 15, p. 453.)
March 1883 Formerly Covington &Lexington. (y. 17.
June, 18S5
p.1S3,251.
April, 1892 In progress, (v. 16, p. 795.)
.July 1,1397 Comp td 52 m. in Aug. 1S73. (v. 17. p. 189.)
Aug. 1,1873 This road is a consolidation 01 the
roads from Buffalo, N. Y.. to Chicago,
Aug., 1873
and owns or leases several branches.
July 1, 190')
See last report in the Chronicle, v. ig,
July 1,1900
Oct. 1, 1882
p. 816.
Tlie following show? the opera¬
tions for three jears—since the consoli¬
Oct., 1879
dation :
May, 1885
1872.
15.1.
1S70.
Nov,, 1877
Aug., 1876 Miles.
1,136
1/73
1,013
July, 1874 Gr. e 'rn’gs.$17,591/29 $14,797,975 $13,457,540
Jan., 1880 Op. expen’s. 11.639,525
9,779,806 8,358.821
Oct., 1892 Net earn’gs 5.752 103
5 018,169
5,088,7'
50.000.00J 3T.47f.8S0 34,938,00
April, 1899 Stock
July, 1885 Fund. debt. 32,835,020 30,(:39,97u 25.S75.89
Few lines in the United States have
April, 1886
been able to make such hu ge stock disNov., 1873
trinutionslostockholders, if weinclude
July, 1882
those made by the original lines before
Sept. 1886
consolidation. Ti e cornp’y lias recently
April, 1898
been a heavy borrower, and is double
Jan. 1,1890
tracking its road, having completed 440
July, 1887
miles. A lease is talked of to theN.Y.
Juiy, 1887
Central
& Hudson since Commodore
July, 1888
Vanderbilt became president, (v. 16,p.
Jan. 1,1897
June!,1894 616 ; v. 17, p. 16.)
N. Y.. Boston & Pliila.
Jan., 1899 The income bds are exchanged for 2d M...
do
do
Apl. 1,1900 bonds. Leased to N. Pac for 999 years.'
do
do
Li. err. 1,632,000 acres.
Oct., 1902
(v. 1C, p. 293.)
Pittsburg Office.
July," 1873 L’d to P.t Ft W. & C., at 40 p. c. on gross
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co Aug. 1895
earn’g-; guar. $45,000 pr yr. v. 16, p. 523.)
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co. July, 1899 Stock is $5,000,000.
Interest on 1st mort.
Boston Office,
in deiault July, 1873. (v. II, p. 218,356.)
Mav. 1890
i
do
do
Bonds are coupon, may be registered,
1892
Feb.. 1897 Operated by N. J. Central KB.
Philadelphia Office, July 15, ’73 Gross Receipts in yearendirgXov.30,1872,
do
June, * 1898
$6,434,915 ; net income, $2,565,223. Old
do
debt to be i etired by gen «al mortgage
Sept., 1910
do
bond:. (V. 16, p. 180 ; V. 17. p. 20.)
June, 1923
:
N.Y., X. Bk Commerce. Dec. I*,* 1899 Leased for 30 yrs to Pac.ot Mo. (v.l6,p.343'.
Cincinnati.
Aug., 1873 Leased to Pitts., Cin. & : t. L., cuar. by
Penn. RR. lessees assuming liabilities
May, 1883
I N. Y., Bk of America.
1894
and paying $180,000 per yr. (v. 14, p. 593.)
Cincinnati.
!Bost., Nat. Bk.Com’rce. Jan. 1,1900 Land grant about 1,009,296 acres. State
do
aid
$10,000 per mile.
Apl 1,1900
N. Y., Union Trust Co. April, 1900 State aid $15,00!) per mile.
v. 17. p. 53.)
July, 1873 Leased ana operated by Ph i. & Reading.
Div’ds 7per cent, (v 14, |>. 628.)
Oct., 1877
N.Y., Jones & Schuyler. Aug., 1900 Completed Aug. 1872. (v. Id, n. 14.)
Company’s Office
May 26, ’73. Sag Harb. br. completed in lnO. Div.of 4
N. Y., Vermilye & Co.
per cent in 18 2. Company bolus 1st
July, 1898
mort. bonds to retii e extension & Glea
1890
Philadelphia,
Philadelphia Office,
do
Q-F.
3,000,000
do
1893
Cove br. bds.
18)9 Gross earnings, 1871-72, $1,0 8 273; expenses
$803,473; net earning-, $2 5,799; By con¬
July, 1873
tract. Nov., 1871, with cites. & Onio,
IN. Y., Bank of America,
1900
$1,010,000 new stock was sold to C. & O.
do
do
at 50, and $900,000 of old stock at 65.
Jan., 1874
do
do
Jan., 1881
Chronicle, y. 15, p. 461; v. 17, p.b25.
June,
Louis ville.
do
N.
do
Jan., 1897
Y., J. B. Alexander. April, 1900
8,980,600
F.'&A.
554/00
.1. & J.
A.&O.
M.&N.
N. Y..
M.&N.
May, ’73-’75
Nov.,’80-’85
Oct. 15,1893
X. Y., Drexel, M.& Co. April, 1898
London, Baring Bros, Dec., 1901
do
do
Aug.. 19 2
Philadelphia.
Aug.. 1873 Leased, to Summit Br.EII. at $62,500.
1S87
Augu ta, by Ga. It. It.
(V. 16, p. 219, 827.)
225,090
139,000
88,000
333,0-0
6,647,000
!
8,500,000
I
7 g.
;
I
I
425,000 {
741,400
40,800
217,300
1,162 300 I
560,000 !
150,000 :
1,000,000
!
1,388,992 )
8,130,719
4,460,368
2,450,000 !
1,050,000 I
2,500,000 !
3,000,000 ;
2,000,000 i
300,000 j
500,000 i
1,500,000;
1.910,000
2,0.0,000 :
1,760,000 i
,
do
do
Various. N. Y., M. K. Jesup &
2,5'X).000 :
1,100,000 i
150,00 !
3,000,000
1,100,000
Drexel, M. & Co
do
do
Louisville,
do
do
■
600,000 I
400,000 i
370,000 j
2,500,000 !
150,000;
600,ffXI |
3/ 34,520
Louisville.
do
do
M.&.N.
A. & O.
A. & O.
1. & D.
F. & A.
F. & A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
2.000.1 IX) I
300,000 1
1S69
•
,
i 8*3
....
Marquette, H. A O.— 1st M„ l.gr., M. & O
1st mortgage, 1. gr., H. & O
coup
Consol, mortgage, M., rf. & O., coup...
Maryland A Delaware—1st mortgage..
4,063,000
6,303,000
600,000
246,000
4,275,350
1,821,250
1,10s,000
400,000
844,000
633,000
j
Stock, 2d preff
1st mortgage, dollar
1st mortgage, sterling
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
4th mortgage lor $1,000.000
Scioto & flock. RR.,lst mortgage
Cin. & Pah;, 1st M. girar by M. & C
Marietta A Pittsb—1st M,$14,000 p.m
In lS72ne.t
755,030 j
100
100
100
100
REMARKS.
7
M.& N. N. Y., London & Frankf
F, & A.
N. Y., & St. Louis,
J. & D.
do
do
Paid y> by transportation.
M.& N.*
N. Y.t & St. Louis,
do
M. & S.
M.& S. N. Y., Lond. & Frankf.
do
J. & J.
do
M.&S.
J. & J. Phila, Corn Exch. Bank
M. & S. N. Y.,B’nk of America,
J & D.
do
do
A. & O.
New York.
J. & J. N. Y., G; Opdyke & Co.
F.& A.
N. Y., Union Trust Co.
do
do
F. & A.
do
do
J & J.
do
do
Q.-J.
do
do
A. & O.
A.& O. N. Y., Bank ol N. York.
2,240,000
495.000
496.500
1870
1863
1871
1861
Leeds & Farmington R.Ii. loan
Mansfield A Framingham— 1st mortgage
9,638,950
6,455,000
do
A. & O.
A. & O.
J. & O.
A.*& O.
A.&O.
A. & ().
F. & A.
A.&O.
A & O.
J. & .1
J. & J.
J & J.
,J. & J,
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
.
3
.
3
6
6
6
do
850,000
150,000
M & N.
J &J.
F. & A.
J. & I).
•T. A ,J.
F.&A.
M.& N.
J.& J).
500,000 '
J. & J,
1889
1879
Seized by State and taken
by Receivers,
(v.
possession 0)
w.i
L5, p. 6 7 ; V. 17, p.
•
June, 1873 Leased to Central Ga. Ill?., to have the
same dividends as the les-ee.
Oct., 1880
Oct., 1890 I11 progress, 165m. and branch, 60m.
Leased in June, ’73, to the Eastern. Mass.
The M. C. leases the Dex,-/ Newp.. Lei
fast & Moosehead Lake, Kcnn. & Porti.
Boston, Nat. Exch. Bk. Apr. 1,1912
do
do
And oscoggin, and Leeds & Farmington
1890-91
do
do
roads.
The gross earn! gs m 18" 0!e
Oct., 1871
do
do
$1,936,479 ; espc ses, $1,329,64! ; net ‘&inOct., 1900
do
do
J ul V, 1898
lugs, $605,837.
In 1871 gross earnings
Macon, Ga.
1
I Boston, Nat. Exch. Bk.
Augusta, Me.
July, 1901
July 1891
do
do
$1/63,436 ; operating expenses.
$1,094,038, U aving net earnings. *4o9.m.
see reports in Chronicle, v.. 14, p. 4oj,
v. 16, p. 325, 118, 765.
were
Apr. 1,1883
Boston, Washington Bk. Oct. 1.1895
3*8. fM'.'&S.
M.&S.
F.& A.
F.& A.
M.& N.
J. & J.
1887-1900
An¬
publi lied in Chronicle,
v.
15, p..491, shows ret < amir gs on a
lines ope ated, 1871-72, tff $1/*61/93. 01
the $8,000,000 cons, loan $2/00,000 reser a
to redeem old bds, balance for imp v ts.
(V. 14, p. 732 ; V. 15, p. 491..1
nual report,
IS 79
Co
6 g. M. & N
Belfast and Boston,
5 1.! M.& N. i Manchester* Boston.
7
J. & .J.
3 s.
Aug. 1, 1873 Total mileage operated, 92') iniics.
Jan l,’73-’76
1866-S7
1886
New York.
496,892 I
1671 ; 100* c
1st
do
do
Yarmouth, stock ctfs.
do
do 1st mort. extended....
do
do Consolidated mort...
Somerset & Kennebec, 1st A 2d mort’s.
Belfast* Moorhead, 1st mortgage,
Manchester A Lawrence—stock.....
M & s.
J. & D.
F. & A.
M. & S.
525,000
2,500,000
687.500
when Due,
Stocks.
last Divm.
July 1,1887 Leased to Erie Railway Co,, which pays
do
do
do
Jau. 1,1889
interest on the bonds, (v. 14, p. 628.)
N. Y., by Erie It. R.
Jan. 1,1839
N. Y Farm’s’ L.&T.Co. Julyl, 1874 L’sed to Mich. C., & 3 p. c.
guar, on stock
Philadelphia Office, July 1,1882 Owned by connecting Co. ’s. Cost of road
do
do
Apl. 1,1900 $898,324.
Consol, of C. Bl. & St. Jo., St. Jo. & C
N. Y. & Boston,
Jan. 1,1880
Bl., and the Mo. Valley Co.’s. Line Kan'
do
do
Septl, 1892
City to C. Bl., 203m.; branch, St. Jo. to
do
do
June 1,1814
Hopkins, 61m. Stock, $2,776,000. Net
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co Aug. 1,1893
earnings in 1871, $448,076. Int. defaulted
do
do
Septl, 1890 Sept., 1873. (v, 17, p.388.)
J. & J.
849,00»
i856
Lebanon branch. Louisville Loan
2,789,413
500,000
1,400.000
Tables.
Principal,
Payable, and '
by Whom.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.&O.
160,000
300,000
50 24,251,466
1,000 4,048,000
1,000 5,000,000
1,000
1.900,000
1S6S
1870
1873
2d mortgage, reg
General morrgage (tor $40,000,(100'
Delano Land Co. bonds endorsed
1st mortgage, main
Extension
Glen Cove branch
1,000
1865
1S69
1870
1872
Leaven., Law.. A Gal.—1st M., l.g., s.f.,conv
Kansas C.& Santa Fe, 1st mort.,guar...
1st mortgage on
Louisville Loan
96,000
1,000
Blu ffs—stock.
mort., C.B. & St. Joseph RR..
St. J. & C. B. R.t.,lst M
do
do
convertible
Mo. Val. RR ,1st M. ($ 1,000,000 gld).
Kans. C.. St. J.& C. B. RR., cons. M.
1st
204.000
l,0i0
1,000
1,000
Joliet A N. Indiana—1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Sans City, St. Jo. A Council
1,000
our
Bonds, §
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate
—_
1867
1S69
1869
Jefferson, (Pa.)—1st M. (Hawley Branch)
id mortgage (Hawley Branch)
1st mortgage (Susqueh. to Carbondale).
.
June,’74-’77
May 15,1S90
Mav, 1873
July 1,1889
Sept., 1866
Sept., 1866
Balt., If. Garret & Sons. Aug. 1,1891
London.
Aug. 1,1891
Balt., R. Garret & Sons, May 1, 1896
do
do
July 1,1890
,
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., 7\ inslow, L.& Co.
Bo ton.N.E Trust Co.
N.Y.. Farm. L. & T. Co.
do
do
Bost., Bk of Comra«rce.
do
do
May
1,'18%
14, p. 731-)
Gross earnings foryear 18(2,$2,029,164, ix
per,ses, $1,61/713 ; net earnings, $41U,4.h
against $T<i,054 net earnings in 18»L
(v. '6, p. 321, 492.)
See r port in Chron¬
Operated with Concord RR." (v.
I/s’d to B.CL&F.,at K carn’gs.
17. p. 219. A Itli mortgage 10
$4,000,000 was au hoiized at the annum
meeting, 1873. (v. 17, p. 219 )
icle. v.
Jan., 1900
Aug. 1,1895 Stocok paid $1 3.0 003. v. 16,p.5l.
sol. of Marquette & Ontonagon mid
June 1,1892 Conso
July 1,1892 Hol ighten & O. Lands 425,000 acres chief
ly ttimber ai d mineral. Stock, $2 306,ffb.
Aug' 1,1892
Nov. 1,1885 CHRONIC!
lONIOLE, V. 15, p. 804; V. 16, P- 661.
Dec. 1.18S9
N, Y., Howes & Mac/. July 1,1?90
September 27,
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
,
Subscribers will
DESCRIPTION.
^explanation of all references soc
foot notes on 1st page of RIw.Tables.
Memphis it Charleston-stock
oHt
o4
Miles
of *
Road
O) £
<D
>
.a
t-
g
c.
m
*
Teimcsssee
Amount
Out¬
standing.
....
convertible
Memphis (t Little
ioi
-
hock—1st M. 1. .-A •
•
1873
1360
1S70
'•
....
600,000
10
1,300,000
1,000,000
1,200,001)
8
5,060,000
145
569
281
2S1
284
103
fund.
mortgage.convert., sinkiii
Central (Air Line mortgage! ..
Michigan Air Line 1st M., assum. by M.C.
Kalamazoo & South Haven, 1st M., guar.
guar...
,j0
--do
2d
Grand Rlv. Valley, 1st M., guar
do
do
2d M., guar
do
do
stock, guar—
Detroit & Bay City, 1st mot t., guar
Michigan
Michigan Lake Shore—1st mortgage
Midland Pacific— 1st mortgage, gold
Milwaukee <6 Northern- 1st mortgage
Milwaukee
St. Paul—Com. stock.........
.Preferred 7 per cent (cumulative) stock .
Voting scrip attached
1st mortgage
to conv. bonds.
10
ol)
33
94
91
Eastern l)iv-: (Palmer;
mortgage (Iowa A Mint:.)
1st
1st mortgage (Minn. Central) ...
ISt mortgage (Iowa & Dakota)
1st mortgage (Prairie du C.)
2d mortgage (Prairie du C.)
.
220
49
Z 2
1872
I860
i 870
1870
1816
1869
.
O
^
o>
235
235
cn
e—>
rt
o
io6
87
15
85
3
O
Equipment and bridge bonds
Western Union. 1st mortgage
197
125
140
32
60
237
237
A
Mil., Lake S. <t West.—.1st mort., gold
Mine Hill <£■ Schuylkill Haven—stock
Mineral Point (117.?.)—1st mort..
Minn, t Northwest—1st M. gold.s.f
Mississippi Central— 1st M. (M.C. R. K.)...
2d mortgage (M. C. R.R.)
556,(XX)
7,(XX).(X!()
1,000
1,000, (XX)
1,(XX)
500,000
491,200
274,000
88),000
1,1110,000
100
....
.
1869
1369
1,000
18(0
50 &c
100
100
1 .(XX)
^
.
f
.
.
.
.
,
.
t
1872
1872
1872
1873
1873
1866
1872
1,(XK)
1,000
1,000
1,000
ioo
182
100
269
2d mortgage, end. by Ga. RR
Plain bonds
Mobile it Montgomery—Pref. stock, 8 pret.
1st mort. gold, endorsed by Ala
2d mortgage, not endorsed
Mobile it Ohio—stock
1st mortgage, sterling
Interest bonds
.............
interest bonds, sterling
Tenn. subs.,1st mortgage, sterling
85
1856
1866
iso
516
iS68
1,000
1870
1,1 XX)
1871
1,000
1869
1.000
18(0 500Ac
’59-’66
590
1869
1,000
1867
500
396.000
1870
2i
Special mort (Miss., Gatnsv. A T.)
2d mortgage
9
r
gold,.guar
53,000
1,235.604
30,0(X) p.m
SO
80
21
7
118
118
ns
f
-
r
I
.
Br.Ac.(guar.l).LAW)
MashnllCyChatta. it St. Louis—stock
31
315
1867
1370
1870
18(0
1864
1866
var.
1871
1871
’49-’52
1S71
1st mortgage, old
Bonds to IT. S. Government, 2d mort
Floating debt, due State, &c
1,(XX)
1,000
1,000
50
250
50:'Ac.
432
132
1873
57
7
42
31
20
15
13
52
100
76
Mortgage bonds, coupon
rt., tax tree, coupon..
io
Holyoke & Westfield RR
N.J. Midland—1st M.,gld,guar by
2a mortgage, currency
A. J. Southern—1st mortgage
1st mortgage (Toms’ River br.)
2d mort. bonds
Consol, mortgage, for $7,000,000
68
t-8
78
N.Y.A O.
New Jersey West Line—1st mort., gold
New London North— stock
1st Mortgage bonds
2d mortgage
d.
N.Orleans, Ja-cks. itGt. North.—1st mort..
7X
327
...
Income bonds, gold
i.
N. O. City exten.bonds
1st mortgage, guar by Ill. Central
N..0^ Mobile it Texas—1st mort., skg fund
*(l mortgage, endorsed by .~tate La
New York Central it Hudson Iliver—stock.
Premium bonds
(N. Y., Central)..
Bonds lor debts assumed
do
do
R.A N.F, stockh’d’s do
do
railroad stock,.
do
*
L0
100
i 856
1S67
1869
1861
is io
1870
1870
1871
1869
is 71
1873
1870
329
I860
227
227
842
....
real estate
do
Bonds convertible till ’69
do
Renewal bonds
d mortgage, sink. fd.(Hudson River)
8d mortgage (Hudson River)
.
f
18(0
1370
1873
18(1
1871
-
t
»
1854
J
7 g.
1,877,9'J0
f.
3 k.
7 f.
6
4
Y
fig.
5
.
.
N.
.
,
„
t
-
t
»
(illice.
Y., J. L. King.
do
do
A.
J
0
.
do
do
107,009
600,< XX)
800,000
50 “Ac
SOOAc
1.0
5) Ac
171,500
300,000
605,(XX)
525,(XM
3,0 O.d.X)
880,(XX)
5
6
~
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no
Boston, Co,’a Othee.
New York A Savannah.
N. Y., Nat. Citv Bank.
Savannah, C. I'R. Bk,
N.
A. A ().
M.A N.
M.A N.
M.ofc N.
J. A J
M .AN.
March.
M.A S.
.
Y., Soutter A- Co.
A. AO.
J. A J.
J A J
.
....
50) Ac
l/ ( 0
l.(XK)
1,<XX)
1,009
A. A O.
7
3,000,000
1,418,800
7 g.
300,(XX)
76,5(0
3, OX*, 00“
6
M. A S.
A.AO.
M.A N.
J. A J.
A. A O.
5(X)Ac
S9,423,3:30
5,936,526
1,514/XX)
76,(XX)
1,0X1
1,000
592,(XX)
166,(XX)
1,(XX)
1,090
88,000
2,900,000
1,891,000
1,000
'
1872-76
Jan., 1889
Jan., 1887
5“
7
8
8
7
7
4
6
7
6
6
fi
7
fi
84“
1,000
J 66,000
1,950,000
2,<X'0,000
7
7
7 f.
7
840
1873
1,000 £2,000,000
6g,
o
T
T
T
is93
.
1901
State aid, $10,(K)0
Eunice, Ark., on
Miss. River, to Fulton, on
set earnings in year ending
$254,492 ; in 1871, $227,112;
Red IP, If5m.
Sept. 30,1872,
1S7U, $212,504 ;
1869, $152,232. (v. 13, p.807.)
Completed, December, 1372.
is about 4,565,142 acres.
in Chronicle, v. 17, p.
Land grant
See full report
19, 155.
$258,901.
Net earnings in 1871
Lands unsold 370,000 acres.
proposed, Girard, Ga. to Mo
Whole line
bile, 228m.
$150,124.
See report
in Chronicle, v. 15, p. 853 Int. default¬
ed May, 1813. (v. 16, p. 627, V. 17, p. 218.)
;oek double 1 in 1873.
See report in
Chronicle, v. 16, p. 794, showing gross
earnings in 18(2, $2,952 507, expenses,
$1,930,219, net earnings, $1,022,288; v. 17,
p. 355.
is~7
Co.
$1,183,787; net earnings, $471,731,
.
Bridgeport, Conn.
do
Feb., 1873
July, 1876
Central of N. J
Union Trust Co.
807.)
s income, 1S72-73, $600,393, expel
$321,134.
set income, 9 mos. 1S71-72. $136,619 ; w
p,
Iro
year 1871, $202,978. (v. 14, p. 823.)
.eased to N. J. Cent. Cost, $2,413,"SI.
Nov. 1,18S9
X, 4
New Bedford, bv Treas. May 4,1813
.,
Bost.,Sull'olk Nat. Bk.
July 1, lSSl
Pittsburg, i’enn. Co.
July, 1873
N. Haven, E.S. Scranton 1898 A 1900
X. Y., Leonard, Sh. A F. May 1, 1889
New Haveu.
Jan.. 1899
do
(lo
N. Y., G.
do
N. Y.,
do
do
d)
of N H. guar. $225,000 of .these,
ompletcd April, 1S73. Paid up stock,
$617,500. (v. 16, p. 525, 693 : v. 17, p. 211.)
Net income, 1871-7.’, over and above inter¬
est and taxes was $95,738. (v. 15, p. 324.)
it y
Apr.,’6t'-’32
Opdyke A Co.
do
Co.’s Oflice.
do
do
do
1891
1-95
181
Nov. 1,1889
issi
Leased to N.Y. A Osw. M.
v.
17, p. 357.
in
took, $8,100,000.
See statements
Chronicle, v. 16. p. 595,661, 684.
Apr. 1, 19“S
May 1, 19/0 In progress. Newark to Emmatis, Pa.
New London, Otiice.
Apl., 18.3 )p. under contract with V. Central for
N. Y., Bk of N.America Sept., Is85
years at $210,000 per yr, (v. 16, p. 188.)
do
do
Julv, 1892
N. Y.,J. B. Alexander, Inly 1,1886 iperated by Southern RIi. Association
connection with Ill. Ceu. RIi.
Oct. 1, 1890
do
do
J. A 1).
J A J
A. A O.
.
do
do
do
do
M. AN.
J. A J.
New York and London.
New York Co.’s Oilice.
N. Y., Duncan, S. A Co.
N. Y. Union Trust Co.
do
do '
do
do
J. A J.
J. A J
.
A. A O.
M.A N.
F. A A.
M.A N.
Ml N.
M.A N.
F.A A
J. A I).
J. A !>.
M.A N.
A.A ().
J. A J.
J. & J.
with Ill. Ccn
and worked in connection
Net earnings, 1871-72,
1900
1881
6
1,000 12,5(X) p.m 8 or7 g.
8
1,000 12,5'X) p.m
500Ac
1,000
Apl 15,1890
1883
1883
N. Y.,
.
F.A A.
F.A A.
M.A N.
2,000,(XX)
1,(XX),ooo.
3.000,060
1889
Dee,., 1900
Feb., ‘.HU
Y., Drexel, M. A Co Jnlv 1.11 (X)
Nashville, C .'s Oilice. Oct., 1887
Boston A Nashau.
May, 1873.
N
F.A A.
J. A J.
J. A J
M. AN.
MAN.
J. A J.
7 g. f.
7 f.
7 f.
1,509,(XX)
J ill.,
1893
Var.
M.A N.
1,000
100
to Ac
Apr. 1,1876
Sep. 1 ,’81-93
....
7
7 f.
7
21, 389, 493,
May ’64 for*i999
yrs.
non An
JulvlG 1878
Jan. 1, 189"!
Jan. 1,189()j
Nov. ,’69-’71
Mobile.
London.
N. Y. A Londcn.
Moliile.
....
J. A J.
A. A O.
M.A N.
Q-J.
p.
....
Q-J.
J. A J.
M. AN.
F.A A.
J. A J.
F. AA.
3,50j,(X)0
1.5)0,000
2,120/00
120,000
1,000, (XX)
1,(XX)
2,767,787
Was to be leased to N. Y. & Oswego Mid¬
land.
Receiver appointed July 21,1873.
(v. 17. p. 155.)
Co. Mcli 1. 1886 load in progress and will probably be
June 1,1900
completed Montg.to Eufaula in 1872. (V.
17. p. 84, 156.)
Apr. 1,19.0
N. Y., Union Tru-t Co.
1890
operated by Erie. Cost of road, $622,322.
N. Y.. Del. Lack. A W. July 2,1873 .eased in perpetuity to Del.. Lack A Wes.
The lessees assume all liabilities and nay
1914
do
do
7 per cent on stock, and 3 per cent after
1891
do
do
do
do
19.10
1874, if they then earn 10 net on M. & E.
Net earnings in 1871 were $668,913. (.vol
1889
do
do
do
do
14, p. 523; v. 15, p. 19.)
Oct., lixn
Nashville. Oilice.
Jnlv, 1872 Annual report in Chronicle, vol. 17, p.
N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.
187-1—'3
357, showing gross earnings year ending
June
1881-91
N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.
30, 1873, $1,655,519;
expenses,
A AO.
.
(v. 15, p. 691, 773; v. 16,
653, 661, 691 ; V. 17, p. 83.)
June 1,1902
London.
do
N. Y. G. Opydtac A
do
do
do
do
N. Y., G. Opdyke A
do
do
M.A S.
J. A D.
2'4
7
17.
do
N. Y.. Farm. L. A T. Co. Jan. 1. 1899 Stock, $5,950,000.
.
6 f.
1,000,000
June 1.1883
Feb.. 1896
Aug. 1,1875
do
.
750.IXX)
200,000
2,100,TXX)
v.
jiiiul gr., 257,000 acres.
per mile. Line from
J. A J.
J. A J.
A. A O.
100
ICO Ac
1.1X19
100 Ac
7 g. f.
500,(XX)
1,(XX)
1.000
l (X'Ac
1
7
dividend. The report (Chronicle,
p. Ill) gives the reasons at much
length for this apparent decline in prosno
Jail. 1, 1892
6
5)4
n
1871
1873
.
New York
Q
N.Y.. Mil. A St. 1*. RR.
N. Y., Union FrustCo.
Piiiladelpliia, 1*. A R. Co
Detroit, 1st Nat. Bank.
N. Y.. Agency of Co.
J.
N.
,
...
‘
•
New mortgage
7
7
8 g.
8
S
2,182,211
100
1853
1856
1854
1353
f,
7
1,060,(1 0
68 A 70 5 • &c
1869 SOOAc
109
2 16
do
coupon bonds 1871 (not mortgage)
8
8
1,450,000
ioo
g.
6 g.
7 g.
1,000
2,100,000
5(X),(XX)
800,000
J A
J. A
M.A
F A
J. A
.
July 1, 1886
July 1,1879
July, 1873
ending
exp.
Gross earn’s $306,706 and net cam’s $331,673 more than in Ife74-2. In Jan., ’73, only
a scrip div. was paid, and in July, 1873,
2,810,241
Q
M.A N.
6
UK'
A J
J
.
1,1882
May 1. 19(i2
Jan. 1, 1890
1890
Nov. 1,1890
Nov. 1; 1890
year
earnings on main
$?/V2,U8;'opcrating
$4,936,935,land net earn’gs. $2,315,182.
line and branches of
•
„
Sg.
25
51X)
.T.& h.
F.A A.
J. A 1).
a
10 f.
10
7
8
8
7
i‘ooo
o
e
N.Y..Clark, Dodge A Co
s
11,008.100
50
1865
1872
1816
.
2d mortgage
1370
1867
o
J. A J.
J. A I).
F.A A.
J. A J
A. A ().
J. A J.
J. A J
J. A J.
610.000
14
®
6 g7 g.
7 g.
5,<XX >,000
6,486,049
....
New 1st mortgage ($20.00) per mile)
Nnshv. it Decatur—1st M., guar, by L.&N.
2d Mortgage
Nashua <fc Lowell—stock
Bonds for freight depot
N ingatuck—StocK
1st mortgage, coupon, convertible.......
Nvoark it New York— 1st mort
Newark, Somerset <0 Straitsv, O—1st mort*.
New Bedford— stock
1st mortgage
Newbnryport—\st in. bonds
Newcastle cfc Beaver Valley—Stock
New Haven it Derby—1st mort
New Haven, Middletown it Will—1st mort..
2d mor gage
N. Raven it North amp. (canal RR)—stock !!
®
Memphis, Oilice.
7
7
7
'
9
J
.
‘)Ct.
(v. 12, p. 690.)
the
„
A. A O.
J. A J.
5,(XX),(XX)
3,(XX),(XX)
383,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
.
^
7
8
6
'o
330 (XX)
420.000
500,000
M.A S.
J. A J.
J. A J
^
Oc
-
700,0 0
i,()40,oo;)
■
-
.
.
.
acres land.
The annual report for
May 31,’73. shows gross
!, 1882
Jaii., 1873
7 g.
300,000
33,500
1,772,200
2,5(X),(XX)
1,(XXI,(XX)
1 (XX)
...
.
July TV 1901 About 630,1)00
....
400.000
Montgomery 1t Eufaula—1st M.,en. by Ala.
1st mortgage, not endorsed
Monticello, (Ills.) —1st mortgage
Monticello it Port Jervis—1st mortgage....
Morris it Essex—clock.
1st mortgage, sinking fund
2d mortgage
conv
1871
1871
J.
O.
N.
J.
.
....
2,000,(XX)
377,500
KXVfcc
100&C
1,000
100&C
.
J A
A. A
M.A
J. A
4
10
7 g.
7
7
7
12,815, (XX)
5,000.000
8,932,951
5,771,000
1,476.200
755,040
1,635.000
100
....
D.
J.
J
F. A A.
ioo 16,915,(KX)
3 355 .(XX)
.
on
N. V., Winslow, L.A Co
is89
N. Y.. Turner Bros?
Aug.,lS99
progn
N. Y., Greenleai, N.ACo Dec., 1901 i Bonds olfered in New ) ork, 1872-73.
New York.Uilice.
Jan., IS71 ' For last annual report sec Chronicle,
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Feb. 15, ’73. vol. 17, P. 33. Net earnings in 13(2 were
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$2,262,155, against $2,840,341 in 1871. This
do
do
1893
Company has acquired nearly 400m. of
do
1884
road since Jan. 1, .872. and lias increased
do
do
1874
its capital account in proportion. The
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1897
following is a brief comparison from the
dc
do
annual reports for three years :
Dec., 1810
1S73.
isf*.
do
1871.
do
Dec.. 1870
do
1898
[ilea
do
1,018
1,283
1,018
do
1898
do
$24,224,831 $22,649,215 $21,847,981
j tock
1873
!
ebt
23,986,023 1^,151,339 18,205,573
1891
amines
7,421,061
6,690.695
6.957,771
4,653,2 7 4
3,350,354
London, A New York.
Jan., 1902
p. ex pen’s
4,695,615
A,
F.A A.
1,(XXI,00“
1,550,000
600,000
4,251,500
.
Baud'
2.500,000
2,500,000
3,275,(XX)
3,000,(XX)
3,969,(400
li.
J.
A
&
A
A
A
8
430,547
,
•
4,000.000
1,485,000
1,359.000
J.
F.
J.
J.
J
Stocks,
la£t Divi’d.
Y.,3d National Bank.
Y., M. K. Jcsup A Co May 1, 188'’
N. Y.,
T. Co.
N. Y.A Boston.
Boston Olliee.
do
N.Y. Farm. L. A T. Co.
do
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7 3.10
7
7
7 g.
7
7
7
10
7
7 g. f.
S .090,00(1
551
161
161
85
.
3,80S,(XX)
192, (XX)
1,860.000
1st mortgage, gold, (Tebo. A Neosho)
Consol. M„ gold, on road and land
Convertible bonds
Construction oonds
Gen.M.& 1st oo But.
7
7
8
7
7
7
1.278.980
....
Missouri A’., It S. it Gulp—1st M., 1. gr. s. f
2d mortgage, coup., may b • r gistered...
Mobile it Girard—1st mort. ($222,500 end.)..
Montclair of S’. J.—1st M.,
2d mortgage
Income bond®..;.
3>a
15,675,000
5,574,(XX)
1,191,000
79!,500
1,4X40
1,000 20,OCX) p.m.
1,354,000
2,000,000
1373
by 111. Central
8
8
2V
8
8
7 g.
.8
7 s.
320,(XX)
.
Miss., Ouachita it Red R.—1st M.gold
1st mortgage (257,000 acres land)
Bonds, Stare Arkansas, $10,000 per mile..
Mississippi it Tenn.—1st mort
Consolidated bonds
Tennessee State loan
Mo. Ivins. W Texas—Stock
1st M., gld,s.f.,on roadA land,( U. i’.S.Br)
8
15.393,961
10,325,777
234,(XX)
1,000
1,00 1
l.(XKt
1,000
1,(X)0
l.CXK)
1
S
18,000p.m.
1.000
£100
....
J A J.
A. A ().
A. A O.
M. AN.
J. A J.
M. AN.
M.& N.
M.A N.
J. A J.
M.AS.
J. A J.
8
1,315,(XX)
233,500
M. & N.
J. A J.
8
1,000
1,000
.
4s.
REMARKS.
when Due,
July,’72, to South. Security Co.for Int.
bonds and 3 per cent on stock lor 5
years, and 6 per cent afterwards. Sec
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v. 15. p. 386 ; v. 16, p. 21, 219, 595 ; V. 17,
Jan. 1,1.885
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1813-7 s
p.380.
N. Y., Swenson, I*. A Co May 1, 1890 Interest was not paid in Nov., 1872. (v. 17,
p. 3SO.)
N. Y., Un. Trust Co
1900
J A J
M.AS.
1 g- f
70.000
1,OOS.dOO
3,674,(XX)
I
Principal,
Payable and
L’d
N.
N.
.
.
discovered in our Tables.
Ronds, J
by Whom.
J. AD.
J & J.
M.& N.
A. & O.
1,900,(XX)
200,(XX)
610,000
1,000
1.000
50
1868
1870
-
!
8
8
Where
Payable.
it
2,179,0-10
1,1 00
1,000
1,000
1,' Ot1 ,(XX r
1,(XX>
*
When !1
7
18.733,204
i,60o
t
O
Sabula, A. & I)
Hastings A D
Chicago Line........
Tenn. State Loan
1st mortgage, guar,
.
370
370
Milwaukee City loan
US £
I -e v
Milwaukee and Western
St.P.-v Ch. 1st M.(couv. to pf.stock)
1st mortgage,
1st mortgage,
1st mortgage,
T
•
56
57
126
1395
1395
bL~
.
.
...
**
2d mortgage
1st mortgage
1871
any error
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate
I
per
Cent. ,
5,312,725 3 pr yr
!
6
1,314,14’
!
7
1,293,000
7
l
1,000,000
25
291
Loan—• •--
1st mortgage,
2d mortgage:
Income bonus... •••••••;
immediate notice ol
great tavor by giving us
confer a
425
CHRONICLE.
THE
L&73.J
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N.Y., Grand Con. Depot.
do
N. Y., Union
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1S90
1800
TV
Jan.
1915
'an.1, 1915
<)■ t. 15. ’73
May 1, 1883
Aug. 1,18.6
May 1, 1883
May 1,1883
May 1, 1883
Aug. 1,1870
Dec -15,1887
June, 1885
May 1, 1S75
Trust Co. April. 1-91
London,
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]
Jan.
1,1903-1
J un 1.3
•
nt. in default, and
road sold June 6.
(v.
is, p. 595, 661, 821 ; v 17, p. 38S.)
!onsol.,v ov. 1 1869, of N.Y.C.& II. R. roads
In 1S68 the stock of t lie two separa- e Com¬
panies was $12,112,700. The report for
year ending Sept. 30, 1872, shows gross
earnings of $25,580,615 aga’nst $21,972,205
in 1871: and net earnings ot $9,134,289
against $7,8M,095 in 1871. The consol, certitU-ates were convertible into stock
July 10, 18(2. The new loan for 440,000,000 is to lay two more
four tracks throughout,
tracks making
(v. 16, n. 53,216
THE CHRONICLK
426
[September 27,1878.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
Immediate notice of any error discovered In
Subscribers will confer a great flavor by giving ns
o +
DESCRIPTION.
For
of
explanation
foot notes
m
all
1st page
references, see
of IIR. Tables.
Miles
of*
Road
reg-(for $12.000,000
58
132
40
14 i
62
N. Y. HausaUmic d Northern—\>t mort,,.
New York. N. Haven <f- Hart/.—stock
1st mortgage (N. Y & N. Ilave.i
Portcliester, 1st mort., guar..
t
N.Y.. KinqHt.it Syra.—1st
Sr. gid ($4,090,000
N. F. d Oswego Mid—1st M.,gld
2d mortgage, co vertible
2d mortgage, non-convertible
New mortgage for $35,000,000
At. Y.,Prov.
(f-Ztost.—(Stonington;—stock
.
‘
150
334
225
225
”6!
62
1st mortgage
Improvement
Extension
General mort. ($1,000,000 authorized)
Atiles d New Lisbon {0)—1st mortg
North Carolina—stock, com
—
Preferred 8'ock
62
35
82
‘223
1869
1,000
1st mortgage
Chattel mortgage
2d mortgage
—
Aorthern Central—stock
1st mortgage. State loan
2d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon....
5d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon
3d mortgage, Y.&C. IIll (guar by Balt).
Consolidated mortgage, gold, coupon...
do reg
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Income convertible bonds, cou on..—
Income bonds for roads purchased, couj
Northern. N. H— Stuck
Bonds. 1874, not mortgage
Northern of N. Jersey—stock,.. .*
1st mortgage
Northern Pacific—1st Mort., gold, 1. er....
Norwich d Worcester—Stock
1st mortgage.State loan.sinkingfuud..
2d and 3d mor gage bonds..
4th mortgage bonds
102
10’
102
102
58
com
2d mortgage, W. Div
Income mortgage, W. Div
Consol, mortgage, for $6,890/0
Consol, mortgage, sterling,
2d con*. S. F. mort., for $1,000,000
—
Sinking fund bonds (for steel rails)
103.000
7
108.894
1 >-3,500
100
1855
:»;3
1872
1869
1870
500Arc
15, ?,00,000
1,059.500
1,000,000
1.0dcj2fi.000n.rn.
1 OArc
8,OX),000
1SG6
’5s-’60
1869
1870
2,560,000
1,000
1,000
77,000
100,000
250,000
1,000
733/4HI
”ioo
4,000/HH.)
560
’67-.68:
5(H)
50
50
1869
1869
500
1855 500&C
1865 !50tiAci
Is 53 !500&cj
1868
l.Ottil
1868
l.lMXi
18d)
1/toO
1372
l/HKt
ion
1870
:
100 Ac
t(H)/)(HI
25 0i 0,0(HI
66
j
100
2,364,400
’6-T9
1,000
1870
l/KH)
1Q54
1862
1868
1868
187!
18.3
1/00
31
31
S3
471
283
2 S3
1871
1865
186a
47
47
75
12
205
General M.. Ph. to Pitts, coup A: reg
State-Ben (installments) bonds..
General mortgage (tor $100,000,000) gold
1/HH) 16,000 p.in.
546/HH)
10,5< 0/HH)
350.000
1/00
200.0
1.000
50
793.4(H)
201 /HH)
1872
500Arc
1,5(HI.(HH)
1(H)
isos
1.0(H)
is: 1
1871
1/HH)
50 Arc
7,2S8.«""
7/HHI/HH)
3/H HI/M HI
18 1
1870
iS57
1 v57
1870
i873
do
21
105
105
46
1871
1371
1866
I860
904
18
82
1864
1-7'•
187)
1867
1st mortgage (Md.)
Philadelphia d Erie—Stock, c' in
1/HHi
1,000
1/170,000
2,7 7 9/HI)
by P. R..
360/HH)
:U(| IK HI
1/HH)
1(H)
1,5(H), 000
1,500,0 0
1,200,000
5 OArc
600/XHI
l/HHJ/HH)
1,0-0
l.OiHI
J/H)0/H)0
1,650/HHI
1/HH)
1(H)
1(H)
619/ 00
1,324,200
36
10
1866
10'Arc
100 Arc
10 Ar c
50
50
1*57
1861
1,000
1863
Phila., Germantown d'Norristoicn—Stock.
Philadelphia d Head — Stock, com
Preferred stock
Loans
Loan mortgage convertible
Loan mortgage, sterling
Loan mortgage, sterling
East Penn. 1st, M. Sink. Fund
Loan mortgage, sterling
Loan debent re..
Loan mortgage
Cousol. mort. dollar loa i, coup, or reg...
do
g'dd. do la- or ste ling
dollar loan gold
do
do
dolmr
New debenture loan (convert. 1876-92
Coal & 1. Co., guaranied mortgage
500/'CO
800,000
400/00
300.000
....
’13-’49
1857
1836
1836
'
..
i;6
9C
7.30 g.
5
6
"3k
7
7
7
6 g.
7 f.
7
7
3A
5
6
G
7.30 g.
6
"1
7
6
4
7
8
11
(
q
7 g.
7 g.
7 g.
7
V
7 g.
6
6 g.
6
5
6 g.
8
7
7
7 g.
0
3
8
8
7
7
6
i ,000
; 551 Si! K)
1.521.(HHI
96 (IOO
495/HH)
177.600
2,7011,000
11,>10/100
7,000,000
6
7
6 g.
3
5
5
6
p>
5
6
7
7
6
7
7
6 g.
62 ■(HI
50
Ai
876/HH)
10,500.000
11,131,(MX)
11,485,750
310,500
May,
Net
per
1873
v
.
April, i960
and Jell'. &■ Can. roads, anu issued incom
bonds for $2,75t /00. Proposition
duly, 1!HH)
made forlcase to Pcun.RR. See CiiRojf-
|Duringl872 Oi
er.
.
().
d
S.
.
Philadelphia, Office,
A.
O.
N.
J.
M.& S.
A. & O.
M. & S.
F.Ac A.
J. & J.
M.& N.
A. & O.
M.Ac N.
F. Ar A.
F. «fe A.
M.& N.
F.& A.
Q-d.
do
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j N. Y.. Bk Commerce,
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St. Louis.
do
monthly
o.
Q-3.
A. Ac <>.
A. Ac O.
J .&•!.
d
A- d
F. Ar A.
M.Ac N.
.
.
.
Konntze Bros.
Newark, Office.
NT. Y., Drexel. M. & Co.
N.-v., Mercantile N. Bk.
1
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N.Y., Del., L. & W. R.R.
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N.Y., Imp. A: r' rad.N.B
IN. V',, At. A: Pnc. R. R.
.
1, 1882
1, 1888
1, l-7:i
1, 18-4
Apr. 1,1875
Sept., 1876
Aug., 1877
Jan., 1901 Building, Oin. to Dakotah.
Apr.
May
July
Sept
Boston, Office,
N. Y.,
.Completed Portland to Rcseburg.
May, 1915 .Up. by R. "W.& O., at S p. c. div. on $SOO.fOO
Feb., 1891 ! stock ai d int. on $325,000 1st M. bonds.
est. ior int. on
Aug.. 1872 :Leased to Del Lack. &
1885
• i
bonds and 8 per cent on stock.
Feb. 1 ’92 I
progress, Owens!)., Ivy to Sprigf., Tenn
Apl. 15.’73. (No annual report bus b( en issued for
1**2.
Road leased July, 1872, to AtAug., 18K8
i Aug.. lSal
antic A: Pacific IIR. at 5 p. c. a year till
May 1,1892 J ly, 18T5 ; 6 per cent two following
,
years and 7 percent thereafter,
p. S28 : v. 17, p. 156, 323, 387.)
Feb., 1885
|N.Y.,Bank of Comm’ce OckY j889
Oct. 1, 1873
-New York, Office.
Annual report for 1872 in Ciikoniclb, v.
16, p. 627,- showing net earnings, $1,
Apr b\ 7875
Oct. i0.1897
232,602.
New’ York an 1 T on don. July 1,1 92 Mock, * 1,000,(TO.
N. Y: Erie Railway Co. dan. 1. 1S78 Road sold by receiver in 1872.
N. Y., T., W. & W RR. Feb.. 1900 Leased 10 Tol„ Wab. & w . f- r Hyears.
N.Y..S. W.IIopkins&Co May 1889-90 Intereft in default, (v. 17, p. l;o,.
Philadelphia. Office,
May 3 ,1 73 The a- nual report lor 1872 is given in
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CiiRONicr.E, v. 16, p. 854. Net receipts
dan., 1880
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in Penn, and New Jersey were
on road
April, 185
1 on don.
$1 i ,257,479. The stock $71,029,2l9.includes
April, lb75
do
Philadelphia office.
A.&O.
F. A: A.
A. Ac O.
J. A: D.
d. A: 1).
F.Ac A.
J Ar J.
d & d
.
.
A.&<).
F.Ac A.
A.A: O.
J. & J
d & J.
.
.
-
6
7
p.
London.
Report in Chroxiclk, v.
Pittsburgn Co.’s office, j April. 1873
i Aug.10,1901 In process of
.
()ct.
1,18911
construction, (v. 14,p.h4S.)
-'-n’gs, $i33,8ol.
$155,093; net tarn’
.
1902
J.&J.
A. A: (>.
A.&O.
d. As d.
J. & d.
Philadelphia,Penna RR.
Q.-M.
Phila., Trcas. of Co.
& d
d. & J.
d & .1.
J. & d.
J. & d.
d. Ar J.
M. Ar S.
J. A: J.
J. .fed.
A. As O.
J.&D.
d ,<fed.
J. A- D.
d. Ar l>.
J.Ar d.
Philadelphia, Office.
d
.
.
.
var.
J. & J.
J. & J.
16, p. 523.
Phila., Bk. No. America. dune 1,1896;Ne' earnings 1371,- $333,504. Stock, com.
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June, 1900j $1,061,700; pref., $2,(HX',000. Cv. 14, p. 60S.)
N.Y., Chic., R.I. As Pac. Feb., 1873. Leased in perpcmiiyto C.,I». 1. A: rac.
New Yo k, Office.
.July 1 1877
ai $125,00* pci yr.
,, ^ar.fr
N. Y., imp. A; Trad. Bk. July 1.1894 Peoria to Jacksonv., 83m. Sto< k, $1,239,<0Q
Ocr”. l, 19(H)
New York and London. Feb.. HH>» Completed. Jan., 1872.
(v. 16, p. 345J
(v. 14, p.■ 6-o*)
Phila., 227 S. 4th st.
Apr. 1.1897 Leased >o Phil. A: Read
Jan.. 1872 Annual report in Chronicle, y. 16. p.
N.Y., Lancaster, B.A: Co Jan..’79-'98
showing gross receipts in is .2, $-;'£•4v. •
Philadelphia, Office,
r-
4 f.
6
p r c being issm d in 1813. (Ve-16,
292, 354, 389, 525, 693 ; v. 17, p. 388.)
33jY
1910
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J As J.
J. & J.
,J. & J.
.
(v. 16,
London,
Q.-J.
A. A: O.
J. A: J.
31, 1871, gross enrnoperating expenses,
$883,315. Pm-chased, Sept.,’12, by Alleg.
Valley RR. (v. 15, d.491.)
Old Colony & Newport and Cape Cod con¬
solidated A pr 1,1872.
Net earnings < f
O. C. in 1871-72, $630/249. (v. 16, p. 18S,
389.)
For year ending Dec.
i' gswere $1,675,008;
Feb. 1, P96
Philadelphia. Oflice.
.
F.Ac A.
& d.
M.&v.
July. 9,1873
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K. &
A. &
M .&
d &
.
by Erie at 35 p. ct 01 gross earn’gs.
J. City, Hudson Co. Bk.
1878
j Iu 1872 gross earnings were $273,'54.
N. Y., day Cooke efe Co. | duly, 1890 (See < hbon., v. 17, p. >86, also p. 21, 84. 241
Boston 2d National Bk. 'July 7,1873 Leased, Feb., 1S69, to Bost., H A: E., for 100
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i.Iuly 1, 1877 i years at 10 per cent, per annum, on cost
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do
:Huly 1,1871 i of property, taxes, &c. (v. 16, n. 183.)
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!'uly 1,1871!
Boston, Office,
duly 7,1873 Leased, Mar., 1870, 20 yrs, to Vt. Cent, for
do
1nt. on bds,8 p.c. on prf. stock, 6 on com
Apl. 1. 1873
do
for 3 yrs, 7 for next 3, & 8 for 14 yrs.
dan., ’78-’79
do
March, 1390
Gross receipts year ending June SO, 1872,
New York,Office,
$ 1.343.845. Operating expenses. $.',359,837.
June!, 1873
do
dan. 1, D74
Interest, &e.. $92!-,620. See Chronicle,
do
Oct. 1,18^2
(vok 15, , p. 805, vol. 10, p. ‘218 796 ; v. 17,
do
Jan. 1, 1 s98
p. 325.)
London.
dan. 1,1898
New York Office.
April, 1911
.
.
142m. and leases 175., tefal
Net earnings in 1872
$1,161,769, being $125,391 less than in’71 ’
In 1872 purchased Chemung & Elmira
owns
operated, 317m.
April, 180 icle, v. 16, p. 325, 659,693; v. 17, p. 156*
dan. 1,1922
dune 1, F73 Not earnings in fiscal year 1871-72, $187,741
Apr. 1, 1874; Animal report in Chkoniclk. v. 14,p 731.
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Company
dan., 1877
-.inly, I960
Boston, Ollice.
.
.
•
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.
a‘.&
expenses.$182,829; nctearnii gs,$604,109
Burp us above interest. $257,484.
Apr. 1,18*.7j
jirredeeina.
I duly, 1885
Uanisburg.
j. & b.
d. & j.
A. & O
d. & d.
d & d
A. Ac O.
d
napolis.
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J.
d.
J.
d
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d
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.
J. &
J. *
J &
J &
J. &
d. Ac
d. &
A.Ac
d Ar
M.&
jdan. 1,1885
See
3
7
7
7
7
4
2,731/ 00
31/84,375
1,139,5IH)
15, p. 522.
(Fen. 1,1-73. Gross receipts In yenr 1871-72, $!,336,933
Baltimore.
do
M.&X.
d.& d.
50
no
•
v.
Thirty-three
Interest certificates for *109,0523 are due
in 1875.
Gross earnings, year 1572-73
$395,463 ; n t, $159,767, an increase of
$53,131 over lr7l-72.
do
IMayl ls96;
Baltimore Ar Philadel. .Nov. 3u, ’72
.
.
8
Sept.). 1899
Sent. 1,1899'
do
.
.
4
8
1/HH)
182,400
976,*b!l
$4m,9l4.
cent new' stock issued in
1867
do
J &.I
A. & O.
d * d
d <fe d.
A. & O.
A.& O.
J & d
d. & D.
A & O.
.
7
7
3
5.730/HH)
500
do
Philadelphia Ofiice.
i'A
1/HH)
1,600
earnings,
1873 A; 1881
expenses,
Jan., 1879
Jan., 19U)
Oct., 1891
do
do
do
do
Phila., Pa. Life & T. Co.
do
do
Phila. & London.
do
do
do
do
do
do
London,
do
Jan., 1873
Oct. 1, 1877
Meh 31/ 831
Julv 1, 1888
duly, 19?0
1873 Leased
dune.
.
i ondon.
1871-77
do
do
Read., at 12 p.c. on
st’ek
r
Philadelphia, Office,
do
toVhiL *
July 23, ’73 The net earivngs-ofmain and branch lines
in 1872, were $4,061,496. against $5,006,940
Jan. 24, ’73
in 1871. A large purchase °» eo*1',an«8
18S0
was made in 1871
and t‘ c
1>86
Coal
1880
18S0
1888
Philadelphia, Office,
-
Leased, Feb.,1862. for 999 yrs to Penn. RR.
Gross earnings. 1872 $3,980.(52 ; net earnings. $6!)2.736. The Penn. RR. pays Int.,
0.. and Jan. 1, ls',3, was creditor of I .
& E. by $573,966. Report In Chronicle
6,018,700
1/HH)
** *
for fiscal year ending Sent
1, 1872, II CnroNICLE,
July 1. 1876
Charleston.
do
J. & -T.
A. & O.
M.*K
M.& N.
.
7
7
1853
do
.
4
6
4
1,000
....
J.
.
7
7
1/HH),000
5.000/HK)
3,0(H),000
1836
18i-8
18 S
1871
1871
1871
1871
1873
1872
252,357. 388.)
Annual report
1878
,
Q.-J.
f.
eg. f.
2’400,000
,
....
duly-1,1902
July 1 1899
17, p. 398.
v>
I Jan., 1890 Net earnings, 1872, $85 375. fv.l6,p.5l)
Company’s Shops N. C. ! Julv, 1873 Lea-ed Sept., 1871
to Richmond’ &.
do
do
J ul v, 1871
Danv. Ii
at $2KO,COO per an. (y. 16 n
do
do
1872-73
653 ; V. 17, p. 155, 218.)
M,Ar N.
8,000,000
Oct., 1*75
do
do
do
do
-
do
d & d
A. & O.
A A’ O.
4/HH 1,009
July 1, 1S73
M. Morgan’s Sons [Oct."to, ’73
ciO
f)
TO
50
1859
1869
1869
J.
N.
.J.
7
1,000
,
do
<io
4,97"/H HI
2,583,8(H)
2,2*2.240
2" .009.100
5.584,699
1C.«00/HH)
cent per annum on stock and
int on
bonds, (v. 16, n. 186, 459,492 )
*
In progress. W.Plains, N.Y.toB’kflebl rt
Consol, of N. V & N. Haven & Ilartf
&
N. IL, Ai g., 1S72. Report, v. 15,
n. 60S
v. 17, p. 155.
*
•
*2.0i 0.(HK' bds to retire Rondout & Ok rnort
Comule’ed duly, 1S73.
Tfere are also
$2,(HH'/too < f 3d mort. bonds, (v. 16 n
50, 220, 356, 160, 525, 765, 796; V. 17, o’
Oct., 1902
Y., G. Opdyke & Co. duly 1, 1*94
do
do
May 1, 1895
do
do
May, 1S96
N. Y
A.
7« l‘‘)Q
211,590
287
5 9.
6
10
7
3
7 (\)() (WMl
93.817
S2,
40
2^7
2S7
287
20
N.
M.& S.
M.& S.
IPO
1.200.000
5(HI/HHI
May. 1900
M’.&N.
7
2.889/330
Feb. 1, 1893
Jan. 1. 1881
.
90' /(HI
£225
£200
do
do
do
Vow York.
M.& N.
M. & S.
5 0.00 1
700/HHI
82
36
7
6
! 0 Hi
5(H)/HHI
46
83
S3
I'. &
,T. &
M.&
J. &
J. &
1,0 0
...
.
Q.-J.
6
6 g.
7
8
7
6 g.
(HI
1872
'.Sfi 8 5 fl&c
1871
1/HH)
V9-’7b
00
1.0 0
LOW
Pennsylvania Co.- Com. stock)
mortgage, convertible
1,000
500Arc
....
3.V)
355
Preferred stock
1st mortgage, Sunbury & Erie
1st mortgage
2d mortgage
3d M. ghl (for $20,000,000) guar,
5tf0.(K(l
33/HH)
458,000
l/H-0/01
2d mortgage
2d mortgage,
2d mortgage
Philadel. d Balt.Cent.—1st M.,(Pa)
2d mortgage (I’a.)
15.7.500
2.941,850
105,000
3,555.000
l,00e,O’Hi
4,259,450
1,5*00,000
500Arc
6'6
Petersburg—dock
Bonds (payable $25,000 ycar.'y ’79 to 98.)..
433,000
6,49'i,600
355
1st mortgage, guaranteed
Peoria, Pekin d Jacksonville—1st mortgage
2d mortgage, convertible
Peoria d Rock Island—1st mortgage
4,030,000
1.1(H), 0(0
mortgage
Peoria d Bureau Val. —Stock
1/HH)
1/00
50
47
Pennsylvania d X. F—1st mortgage, guar.
1st mortgage, guaranteed
1(H)
1 (HH)
1.000
1.000
£200
10'
21
Preferred 8 ock
Penn, d Delaware—li t mortgage
Income bonds:
>,000
(HHl/HK)
1(H) 20.100,0 0
1,000
1/HH)
55 >4
sterling
50
95
Leavenworth, Atch. A: N. W„ 1st mort...
Pekin, Lincoln d Decatur— 1st mort.,
p ini'isular (Mich )—1st mort., gold,s. f...
3.077,000
2,000/100
209
Real est a e (depot.) bonds (for $3<X),000)..
Debt to -t. Louis County (no bonds).. ...
Lex. A: Sr. Louis Branch. 1st mort. gold .
Paris (f- Decatur. (111-.) -1st M.. go d. s.f..
Paterson. <c Sewark— 1st M., guar by Erie.
1 0
100
150,000
....
1st mortgage, sterling
Gencai 'uortgag",sterling
1/iuo
4(H)/HH)
59 (HH)
do
do
do
1903
2/j
6 g.
175..K.O
N.Y.,i ond.,Berlin&Fr’t. 'May 1, 18*9
N.Y., Gr.Central Depot, July 1,1873
do
do
•inly 1,1873
M.& N.
M.& N.
2,320,000
1,00' ,000
2,750/HH)
3.068,40 >
REMARKS.
Blocks,
last Divi’d
N. Y., 137 Broadway.
N. Y.. Grand Ceil. Depot
do
do
e.\ •T, »fe .T
7 g. f.i J. & J.
202,'(12
1,931/HH)
1,223/HHI
1,000.1 (HI
21
4b
A. & O.
6
6
6
6
102,100
9
Oswego dr Syracuse—Stoc - .,8 p. c. guar...
Mortgage bonds
Owensboro (fc Russellville—1st M
Pacific of Missouri—stock
1st mortgage, »old
2d mortgage, s. f.. $50 000 per annum
50 '&c
3,473,500
2,189,000
i8,ii
20b
28 Yi
Oregon & California—1st moit age
Oswego & Rome—1st mort, guar
Income mortgage bonds
241,5(H)
50
50
1864
1865
1866
bds..
500
317
95
95
Omaha <C* Northwestern—L. vr.. gold
Orange d Newark—1st mortgage
I ,J. & J.
490.500
50,000
899,850
80,500
820,000
1,4 3/(H)
5,8) 2,(H >0
l,5(Ht,'HHI
3n3
393
148
148
393
393
393
5
6
7
7
500,000
1/HH)
550
? I
Principal,
when Due.
Payable and
by V\ horn
.
324.200
50 Are
”21
.
1873
100
1.000
Y\ here
.
M.& N.
J <fc d
I ik. J„
F. er A
M. & N.
A. & J.
.
1,500,000
i 8<* 8
OR DIVIDENDS
Payable.
2,500,000
1871
56
142
112
142
26
112
142
1.2
t
f.
7 g.
2,6 1,000
3(i(),(HK)
”9.4
Oil Creek d Alleyh. //.—Stock
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
Consolidated mortgage
Old Colony—Stock
Bonds ‘
Bonds
Bonds
6,2.50,000
7,500,000
1,500.0(0
B'lien S
Cent.
1,000
56
Equipment bonds
1st
per
1S?2
1.000
1861 j 500Arc
122
122
Oqdensb. <c L. Cham— stock
Preferred stock
1st
standing.
4
4
6
50
50
185
Bonds of 185 r
Northeastern (S. C.)—stock, com—
3 per cent pref. stock (excli. for 2d mort.
1st mortgage, new
mortgage, new
—
North Pennsylvania—Stock
$
Rate
‘
Mortgage bonds
Sinking fund onds.
Ohio <(• Mississippi—Stock,
ca cs
1863
132
Sinking fund
Harlem
°
«
INTEREST
Amount
Out- '
c.
N. F, Host. d Montreal—1st mort.., gold..
Attic York tfr Harlem—Com. stock
Preferred stock
Consolidated mort. of 186:1 & sink. fd...
Con oi. mort..cou. or
1
3
o a
our Tables.
Bonds, 5
of the Coat
lo.-nissuM
stock fiom
duly !. 1*76 to dan. 1, 1S92.
See anneal
report in Chronicle, v. l6> '*2
, V
sec also V. 15, p. 20, 231, 691 ; v. 16, I>. 1L)
guarantees the mortg. bonds
ic I. Co. tor $11.13’ /Hhi.
New
in dan., 1873 convertible into
1893
1893
do
dune, 1911
Philadelphia & London. .June, 1911
Philadelphia Office,
June, 1911
do *
do
June, 1911
do
do
Jhii. 1,1893
do
do
Phila., & Boston,
do
do
year
duly
3, 1873 Net IOO
earnings,
ending
t.A_
i
vnnni't
Til V*
inni
1,
Sept.OTW1674
It). D. dll*
September
7
Subscriber*
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
will confer a sreat favor by giving us Immediate notice of any error
discovered
Bonds, \
DESCRIPTION.
allrefe-onces^c
>f EL. lablcs.
Ball.—Continued
explanation of
For
foot notes on
Phila, Wilm.
Plain bonds
loan...
...
Special
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
war it
01 v. b >nds
impr. stock,
1862
18*2
IS 12
IS 12
1812
18 2
18 2
18 '2
1362
1862
1813
18.2
1862
1856
1857
1869
2d
2d
2d
2d
2d
2d
3d mortgage.............
f
Portland if: Oxford Central— 1st mortgage
Portl. it Rochester— 1st M,,s.f. (Portl. loan)
1st in irtgage. equal lien
2d in)rt. ( ortland loai) s.
f
Portland, Saco it Portsmouth—stock
Port Royal (S.C.)— st m >rtgage.conv..
Portsmouth, Gt. Fallsdk Como— stock
100
50
50
i871
I -5
Bridge (O. & P. RR.) mortgage
'p \>\ \v x O. construe bonds
Equipment bonds
Pittib., Va. >t Charleston—1st mortgage...
Plymouth Kank.it Far.— Is M.($3,600,000).
port Huron it L. Mich—1st mort
Portland t Qg-.lensburg— 1st M.,E. D. gl :
n e\v mortgage (for $3,390,000'
Port it Ogdensb. ( Vt. Dir.)—1st m. gold ...
1,000
1812
1868
1861
1864
.......
guar
1,000'
200
C/itc.—Stock.guaranteed ..
mortgage (series -A;
mortgage (series B)
mortgage (series C)
mortgage (ser es D)
mortgage (series E)
mortgage (series F)
mortgage (series G)
mortgage (series H)
mortgage (series I)
mortgage (series K)
mortgage (series L)
mortgage (series M)
1,000
26
($*003,>00
do
do special to la. -R.........
1st mort. consolidated (for $10,0 0,000)...
1st mortgage, StrfUoenv.& tnd.re org...
W. dk
standiug.
18%
18*7
1872
Preferred stocK
& N
Amount
• >ut-
Miles
of *
Road
...
do
do
Philadelphia dk Trenton—Stoek.............
PiUsb.,Cin. dk St. ^ouis-stock. (^>000.000;..
f!nl
116
27
1371
1869
1870
1871
1871
18 .3
’
52
52
gld
pay
for Stoughton Brandi
Reading it Columbia—1st M., coupon
2d Mortgage, coupon
Bensseiaer it Saratoga—Stock
1st mortgage consol (for $2,OX) 090
Richmond if; Danville—Stock
State Sinking Fund loan
Bonds, guaranteed by State
Consol, mortgage, cp. or re
Piedmont branch, 1st mortgage
Nort weste n. N. O., 1st mort., guar
Rich..Fredricksb. if: Pot.—Bonds, s, ei*
Dollar loan
3,0 HUH))
1,000
1,000
1,000
3,000,000
Equipment mortgage bonds
do
do
New general mort
150O&C
i5 &c
'5 1 &C
1,000
1,000
80'*, 000
9|r»00&c
210.000
700,009
1871
50 &c
500&C
100
I860
1,0)0
1876
1,000
1862
1 lOO&c
In our Tables.
.1 ■$
REMARKS.
Stocks.
last Divi’d.
,(KK)
J.&J.
J. & J.
2,000,000
500,000
1,000,000
M.& S.
J. & I).
J. & J.
M.& N
650,000
350.000
500
1851
1870
i868
1855
1853
1861
1,000
1.000
100
100&C
500&C
50 &c
10)
r .*
IO0&C
lOO&c
MXT&C
i 500&c
1870
187'
1372
1S69
1870 1100&C
100
100
vf!
St. Louis it St.Josenh—lst mortgage, gold.
St. L., Vand.it T.H.—1st M.,S.F.g«ar.:..
2d m. s. f., guar., ($1,' 00,033 con. not guar.)
Income bonds
St. Paul it /?*•?.—Branch, 1st M.,on i6m !!!.
1st mortgige,St. P. to Sank Ka dds, 80m,
2d M. on 3')m.& lo on l.gr. of 3)7,200acres
1st mort., West or mam line, 1. gr
2d mort., West or main line, 1. gr
no
do
do
1st mort., St. Paul & Pacific, l. g
St. P. t Sioux City—Pref. stock, var. i-sues
Stock
...
..
...
9.(XXI.OUd
2,998,900
799 IX)
291.00C
879.5(Xi
2.477.80)
4,163,5 10
W/.S
500,0 0
50
i.POU
1,000,001.'
1,500.000
5.500.0 0
2,3'X),000
2,4-8,000
progress, (v. 17 p.187.)
|MeChanl' ’s Fall to Can'on, Me., 28m.
Boston, Columbian Bk July 1, 1387: York & Cumhe* land sold ou> in 1365.
Net
Oct. l! 18871 earnings year enuing Aug.3l,’72,$38,( 78.
do
do
i,i89il
do
do
Sep.
.iuiv 1, i87:rLea ed to East. RR.. 99 yrs, 10
Boston, Office.
New York and London. Xov. 1,1889 Ga. R(>. guarantees $50 ,060.
1,576,000
4'M.CO
50
i 857
1869
18'*9
1871
1870
0
15,0 D.O xi
i,o;k»
500
100&C
i
937,50!)
2,307,000
99 ,100
05 0 i)
111.800
406,50)
152,000
1.00!) 16,000 p.m,
5( X)
1,000
50
100
576,050
1,151.400
210,(XX)
40
50
100
i*6*o 16,(XX)
1870
1869
p.m.
1,000 16,(XX) p.m.
838.500
241,000
100
3.0
1371
50
5!)0&c
1864
1871
1-69
1,000
5
x’j&c
i 3'Vi
1368
100
lOO&c
5 to&c
500&C
is 71
1371
1,00)
1,000
iS63
Var
100
186)
VX)
187'
’62.’67
-
."(H)
869,150
2.0 "'.(XX)
7'’'',000
694,0 *0
7 5,000
10),O' >0
1871
18 72
“500
1866
500
1868
0
RR. Co. July
15,i373jOperated by East. RR.
Ju'y l, 187’ Not earnings, 1871-72, $2
Providence, Office.
■ Providence, R. I., X. Bk July 1,
I
N.Y., Union Natl Bank.
Colnm
p. c. ondk.
(V. 16, p. 3i8)
9,926. Dividends
issoj in 10 years, 87 per cent (v. 15, p. 336.)
Mcli i'lR'2 Controlled by P.& Readine. Floating debt
in, 1st Nat. B’nk June,
$1,093,491.
1884
Net earnings, lv72, *3t,t23.
'
do
(io
do
issi
Richmond, Office,
June, 1375
D.
().
O.
A.
J.
S.
I).
D.
F. & A.
M.& N.
M.& S.
M.&N.
F. .V A.
F. & A
F. & A.
M.& X.
J.& D.
J
200,0. X)
1,0: X). MX'
200.1 XX)
1,629,'XXi
1,62.8.200
500 "00
1.240,0 to
5,319,275
1,492,737
852.'x)"
52.1.500
22 4,(XX)
1,419,500
76,000
& J.
M.&N.
F.& A.
J. & J.
M.& N.
J.&J.
M.&N.
Mch 1.
M.& S.
J. & J.
J. & I)
\f.& X.
M.& N.
7 g.
10
J.&J.
J.'&J.
m'.&'s.
M. & S.
I. & I
J. & J.
M.& X.
J. & J.
A.& O.
J. & J
A. & O.
M.& S.
J.&J.
J.&J.
A. & O.
F. & A.
J. & J
J. & D.
A. & O.
A. & O.
A. v <).
J & I.
J. & J.
M.& S.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
.
.
Q.-F.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A. & O.
J. & J.
A. & ().
J.&J.
1830 to 188 )!
do
New York.
New York and London.
N.Y., Mercatile X. Bank
do
do
do
ending Sepr. 30, 1872. $3(53,^ 15. be ng
over 1S5U-71. (v. 16, p. 653, 660.)
$19,ol0
Gross earnings yea- ending S"pt.3u, 1872,
$351,919; expenses, 205,509; net earnings
$146,010. Report, v. 16 p.83.
earnings yar ending Sept. 30,1872,
$160,319; net. $*15,910.
Gross
Road to be old nnder foreclosure,
efault. (v.15, p. V5i, 69! ; V.l6.p.84.)
shows net eain’gs, 1371-72, $2.'2 406.
Aug.! 1918 I lilt, in
July 15,1873] Rejiort
S'*pt 1, 1S30I
Dec., 1874
do
do
do
year
j
Richmond, Office.
M.& N.
M.& N.
8
Tan. 1,1S75!
1875 & l-Dji
18^3
Var,
A. & ( '.
F.& A.
120,OX)
700.000
1,200,001
3,00 V hH)
6,0)0,00)
1369
May,’18*1 !1"'
1815
is;g
J.& J.
210 f69.’7l i',6 V)
420 i 1872 50)&c 21.' 0o p. n*.
93
1867
1,000 1,000,000
'.ox)
1863
V/kV) 1,S)),000
1867
2,600,000
1868
1,000
T.M.O'X)
1S71
1,0:)0
South
1st
560,00)
l'H>! 12,0.)0,(K))
6,D00,(X)0
1,00)
50
v
NewYo kor Richmond
London.
J. &
A. &
A.&
F.&
J. &
M.&
J. &
J. &
1,020.0)0
0,230,000
g
Savannah <t Charleston—Stock
!!!!!!!
Bond< of the <). & S. R.R., guar by S. Car
Funded iit.bds.S.&C. RPv. guar, uy S.Car.
1st mort.. Sav. & Char.
R., $300,000
Sav., Origin <(• ,y. Ala.—1-t mort
Savannah it Memphis -1st M.,end by State
Sehnylkill Valley—Stock
Seaboard ,t Roanoke -stock
1st mortgage
Selma it Gulf- 1st M.,guar.by Ala
,
Selma, Marion it Mem.— l->t M., end by Ala
Rome
it
Sehna,
Dalton—' st mort
2d mortgage, Ala. & Tenn. R.R
General mortgage tor $5,000,000
Soauokiu I alley tc PoW.v —:? 1 ork
1st ,u»,itg.age, f,o!.d, on road and lands...
Sheboygan -t Fou l da Lac- 1st Mortgage...
I t mortgage extension
S'lenanyo <t llleghan>/—\Bt Mortgage
Sheoany Valley (Conn.)—1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Shore Line (Con'll.)— Stock!.7.77*' V.7.*!!!!
mst mortgage.construction bonds
nr. City d: Pacific—1st mort..
'• l
mortgage (government subsidy)
Sion cCity <£• St. I aul—Ht mort., gold’, 1. gr.
Pt mortg
ige, cm-euey for $2,100.000
do
N. Y. & Boston.
Var.
4,(XK),1XX)
1,' '00
1,00 I 3.tXX)a))
2>r,(Xi,lXK)
1,0)0
1001 12,0 0,00 »
!!!!!'
M
Y., Kemvs& Cox.
Boston, 1st Nat Bank,
J. & J.
300 (XX)
100
W 11 be co’nple ed in’ 3& 1'sodtoPenn.Co
1,’ 1899iP° t H. 'O Owosso, Mich.,90m.
Jah. 1900 !(1st mortgage is to b- retired fr^m proXov!, 1901 i ceedsof new mort. Stock paid, $1,039,(X)C
N.
N.Y., Lancaster. B & Co
847,100
130.500
175,000
.‘1
Total issne to be $2,500 000.
J. & J.
M.&N.
1; M) 10,()'R),0lX)
1S71
ch 1, 1874
J.'&J.
a!&'o.
£
Julv 1,1901
157,8)0
2,000 000
1,400,000
1,700,09')
1363
vi
61X1.000
1,92'*.000
4,000,000
l,RX),i>.X)
l.tOL'.OOO
l.ioj.ooo
reg!
do
New Tork.
295.500
Equipment mortgage
gid.
do
N.Y., N.Bk of State N.V Julv 1, 1873: Lea ed to Del. & IIiul Canal a' 8 p. <•. on
N.Y.,Del. &II. Canal Co. Xov., 19H | stock and int. on bonds. _(w 16,. p 355.)
iLeases the North Carolina Railroad and
1880
! the Piedmont Railroad. Net earnings
Richmond, Office,
6,0iK),000
500,000
67,778
100
1,1892!
Oct. 1) ’73
1
J. & J. ;Boston, East.
175,428
St. Louis it Iron Mountain—Stock
1st mortgage, coupon
;
2d mort. gold i$ ;,00 t.GOO) cp., maybe,
Arkansas Branch, 1st mort., gold. 1. gr
St. L.. Kansas C. it W.(late No. Mo)—Stock
Preferre l sto-k
1st mortage, (No. Mi-souri.)
.!!".!
*
St. Louis, Lnicrenre it Denver—1st M.,
St. Ij.it 'Southeastern-lsr M.. gld, conv.s.f.
Consol, mortgage, gold, s. f
Carolina—Stock
mortgage, sterling loan
do
dollar bo >ds, 1
mortgage (for $3.000,0i)0)
Domestic bonds (G)
Domestic bonds (I)
Domestic bonds (K)
j
1,500,000
2.500, (KI0
770,0: K)
2).',000
April, 1887
(). t.
L*sed with Ynitod Co. s opN.J.(v.l6,n.348»
ibis company leases several roads an 1 is
itself controlled by the Penn. Comp’y,
wbicli holds a majority of the e pital
stock. Net earn ngs, 1S72, $1,967,768. RePhila.. Pa. RR. Office. Aug 1, 1900
N.V. Agent. 57 B’way.
port to Sta e of Ohio, Chkomclk. v. 15,
May, 1884
p. 81 0.
(v.14, ]). 593 ; v. 15. p. 522, .-65.)
Phila.. Pa. RR. Oilicc.
Jan., 1800
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co J
y 8,1873 Leased, July, I860, for 999 years, to Penn.
1
If.,
at
a rental equivalent toiu'erest,
Julv S, 1873
sinking fund of debt, and 7 per rent on
| July 1, 1912
stock.
The lease being transferred
July l, 1912
subsequently
to ,the
Penn ylvania
July 1, 1912
Co.
The
lessee? to keep the road in
July 1.1912
and
also
taxes,
pay
expenses,
July 1,1912 repair
et •.
P., F.W. & C. leases the Ne castle
Ju y 1,1912
Julv 1, 1912| & B. V. and 'he Lawrence roads; which
July 1,1912 in turn are leased ai:ain by enn. Co.
New stock of $2,500 (Xx nn'horized Now,
Julv 1, 1912
July 1, 1912 1871,10 be issued to Penii. RR. lor imJu y l, 1912
pro\enients, &c., under article 16 of
lease; guaranty on old stock imt af¬
Julv '., 1912:
fected. Net ear ings have paid lessees
July 1.1912
thu- far a handsome protlt.
See annual
Pliiladelphia.
May, 1876
report in CUi.ojt. v. 16, p.348, 4‘jO, 523.
N. Y., lVinslow, L. & Co. Jan. 1,1887
%
J.Vtf.
124,489
.'
'st mortgage, new
450.600
April, 1876
do
do
Philadelphia Oillce.
A. & ().
Var.
J. & ,T.
M.& N.
350,000
l.o io!
100
1
do
do
J.
N.
,J.
N.
M.& N.
.). & J.
J. & J.
5 ’0,000
St Joseph if; Denver C— 1st mort. eld,E div.
1st mortgage, We t. div., land grant
St. Louis,Alton it Terre Haute—Stock
Preferred stock
1st mortgage (series A) sink, fund
1st mortgage (series B) sink, fund
2d mortg ge (series C)
:
2d mortgage (series I))
2 1 mortgage, income
Phila. & Boston,
J. &
M.&
J. &
M.&
3,300,000
1873
...
Sandusky, M. it Newark—Stock
12,<‘K>)0.
111,000
100,000
1,000,000
700, oeo
5,000 20,000 >.m.
1,800.000
1,000
5 O&c
100
do
Henderson & Naffiv..lst
860,000
800,000
860,000
860,000
2,000,000
'5!) &C
( 500&C
2,300,000
Preferred stock
„
A.&O.
A. & O.
A. & O.
F. & A.
M.& S.
A. & O.
M.& N.
J. & D.
J. & J.
F.& A.
M.& S.
A. & O.
M.& N.
«T. & D.
A. & O.
M.& N.
.1. & ,J.
M.& S.
875,000
875,000
875,000
860,000
860,000
tOO&c
1870
IX f.
V% f.
875,000
875.000
875,001)
5U0&C
isii
Bonds, guaran., Pots, it Watertown
General mortgage. Sinking Fund
Rutland—Stock, com
-
by Whom
F.& A.
mont lv
J. & J.'
775,(KV)
19,714,285
2 500,000
15 O&c
1861
Coupon bonds of IBS 1.
Richm. it Petersburg—Stock
?...
2d mortgage, coupon and reg
3d mortgage, coupon
llichm. if: York River—Various mort. bds..
Rockford, R. f. it St. Lows—1st mort., gold
Rom°. hat. it Ogdens >.—Stock
1st Sinking Fund mort., Wat.& R
e,
Payable.
Q-J
6.222.000
|5 O&C
d)
Eyinsri*
Prine pal,
when Due,
Where Payable and
When ||
.
2,925,45)
1001
“ioo!
.U irtgage
Providence it Worcester—Stock
Mortgage bonds
>
Rate
p r t
Cent.
400,000
1,00 ',000
500,0 0
1,259,100
2,5' ,1 0
5‘i
100
100
50 &C
500&C
5J &C
5 - &c
>50 &c
1st
Bonds t
INTEREST OR I IVIDESDS.
1st pate
d >
do
t-ittHb., Ft
427
THE CHRONICLE.
27,1873.]
(vol. 16 p.219.)
Dee. 1, 18)1
j Leased, Jan.. 1S71.
1.18731
to VI Cent, at full int.
011 pref. stock, and equip, bonds; a' d
Aug.
urer.
from V/. in 1873 to 7 1 er cent alter 1879
do
do
May 1,1830
on common stock,
(v. 15, p. 596, v. 16, p.
do
do
Sept 1,1S80
do
do
No/.l, 19021 219.)
N. Y„ i.ondon& Frank, Aug., 1899 I Interest in default, (v. 17, p. 250, 325.)
Boston, Trea
do
May 15,1900
do
N. Y.. office 12 Wall st.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Mar. 5, ’72
1894
18)4
1894
1891
1891
to E. St. 1 oui\ leased
June, 1867, for 90years, to 1ml. & St. L.
ar 30 per cent of gross earnings up to
$2,tXX).(xX) (hut in no year to be les- 1 ban
$1 0,0X0. See annual report in CiikomC'LE, v. 17, p. 10.
Main line, T. II.
New York r.ffice.
Feb. i5 ’73 Net earnings, 1872. $687,63". Cost of read
about $18.''0i .0'X'. Controls Cairo & F.
N. Y. office 122 Broad’ayi Aug. 1,1892
road, btoek of Ark. B an ch, $2,; Of .(00.
New York o Loii'lo
lay 1, :St7
v
1 •, p. l-?.)
New York, Co’s Office. J une,l,189.''
This Co. look P‘*sses«ion Feb. 7, ’72. Gross
ea 11 gs to Pel).’73. $2.7-0,820, net $748,139 .
N. Y.. M. fv Jesun& Co Nov .15 18‘2
< v. 16, p. 491. 82?; v.
7.1'. 5’.)
N.Y.,Nail Bkof Com'rcc Ju y 1, 18)5
o Pa", of Mo. at $75,000 p<?r year.
f.ea?ed
N.Y.,N'at. Bkof C >m'rce
N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co. Nov ” 1894 $i,(XXi.000 of the first bds. a- e a mort. on 60
miles only. The consol, boi ds wil retire
co
Aug., 1902
do
tie others,
(voi. ! '. p. HO.)
do
d >
July 1,1397
now
1 72, i it. in default.
(v. 15 p. ff7.)
N. Y.. Jameson, S. & C. Xov. 1. 1893
Leased
to
T.
II.
& Ind. at 3'* p. e. of gross
Jan. 1,1897
N. Y.,3u Nat. B ink.
ea ning3 (in’72. $1,180,273.) Bds.guar, by
do
do
May 1,189
T.H. & I.. by C. C. & l. C, and P. C. & St. I..
Mch 1.1901
Office of Treasurer.
Hie No th o • 1’.ranch line, St. P. totank
1892
N. Y., Mauhat an Co.
R i ids, 8"m; the main or west St.An1S92
N. Y.. Drexel, M. & Co.
thon
to Brei-ken'idge. 207m; iheSt.P.
1892
do
do
& Pacific proper, San Ran.toBrai erd
London,
60m, ami St. C'oud la St. Vincent 3 Om.
do
• vol.
16, p. 84, 348- v. 17, p. 189. 220, 357.
38( .)
La
d
gr. 708,436 acres.
The stocks are
1873-75
secured by lien. (v. 16, p. 627.)
1391
Leased to Cent. O., a" $174,350 bes'dcs exuens" ami taxes. Guarani \l by Balt.& o,
X. Y., Union Trust Co.
1909
Formerly C i.ar. & Sav. Road opened for
through
traffic, March, 1S70.
Cost of
Cha'leston. is> Nat. Bk. Mch 1,187'
road and equipments, $2,040,ll 5.
X. Y., H. H. Ki mpton.
opt. 1,1«8<
Jail. 1,188;
do
do
M icon, by M. & W. RR. Jan. 1, 18": (n progress, S’ate endorsement declined,
n progress.
To b • s2'imiles.
X. Y., Lancaster, B.&Co May 1,189'
Jan., 1873 Leased 10 Phil. & Readi v. (v. 14, p. 628.)
Philadelphia, office.
Net ea-ni gs yea'- ending ' arcti 1.1871,
$159,509; inf., $14,7(10; div., 4 per cent.
isso
X. Y..lmp. & Trad. Bk.
N. Y., Roddey.Bell & Co. Tan., l,tQ9( In progress, Selma ;o Pollard, Ala., KX'm
T
prog., SelniatoJMeniphI'8. tv. :7. p.l.*6.)
X. Y.,H. < lews & Co. Sept. 1,188;
Jan. 1,187: Late Ala. & 1 enn. Riv. Completed in 1810
New YTork, office,
Receiver
Ian.
appointed Fib., 813 (v.16, p.
do
do
1,186
187.)
do
do
Apr. 1,1\8'
eased. Fob.. 1863. to No’ th. Cent, at 7 p. c.
Philadelphia, Treasnrer F*d)., 1873
on nonds and 6 on stock.
July. 190
do
do
ea. nin^s 1871, $23,624.
sret
Tune
Cost, $2,0(X),000
1.188
N. Y., Bank of X. A.
N. Y., - arm. L & T.Co. Oct., 189
v. 16. p. 461.)
X. Y.,X. Bk Commerce. Apr. 1, 188
dock paid up, $431,170.
Ap-\ 1, 18c
lan. 1, 9
Leased to v. Y. & v. Haven at $’00,000 per
X.H.,E. S. Scranton &Co July, 187
vear.
Old s ock exch. for new July, ’73
do
do
opt. 1,188
5 ock paid in *1.788,1X10.
Net earning last
N.Y.. Nat. Park Bank. 'ail. 1, 8"
year, $111,528. Co-^t of road, &c$4,644 000
li.S TreaS-.ai maturity Tan. 1,189
lomoleted
Mart,
1872. Lands,
to
T,a
Oct.,
*. Y.. Metropoli. X. Bk.
6 9,832 ac’s. Stock, $2.80’.(H". (v.J!*,t*.( 27)
Nov., 190
do
do
4 oss earnings in 1972, $!,i01,21' ; operat¬
Charleston, S.W.RR.Bk MttV, 137
ing expenses $•*'6,105; not earnings,
7882-83
Ldndo 1.
(an Jncreas 1 of $99,522
ver 18*1)
18S2-R8
New York,
and
total net income, *555,206: int* ri st.
Oct. 1,1907
do
1874
payments, $417,824 ; balance, $137,361. (V,
Chat‘le8ton,
16, p. 492.)
do
April, 1891
1880
&
1892
do
.
Jan!,’
v
VI
5^-
THE
CHRONICLE.
(September 27, 1873.
CC
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
Subscriber* will
confer a great favor by giving us immediate notice of any error discovered in our
Tables.
*.2t
Bonds, $
DESCRIPTION.
INTEREST
OR
DIVIDENDS
Miles eg
Amount
Principal,
« a
of *
VV
Out¬
Rate
when Due,
N
When 1]
REMARKS.
Where Parable and
For explanation of
all references, see Road "S o
standing.
per
t
Stocks,
•ji a
by Whom.
loot notes on 1st page of lilt. Tables.
Cent. Payable.
c.
lastDivi’d.
.
-
*
Somerset—1st mortgage, gold
So. A. Xo. Alabama—1st M. endors. by Ala.
Sterling mortgage, guar, by L. A N
South Side (L. /.)—1st mortgage............
1st M., on exten. & Rock and II. Pt. brebs
Southern. Central (X. P.)-lst Mortgage ...
2d m.gold (f iOt>,000 end. by Lehigh V.K.L.)
South. Iowa if; Cedar Iiapuls—1st M., gold.
Southern Minnesota—1st mortgage...
2d mortgage
Southern Pennsylvania—1st M.gui
2d mortgage, gold
isi
*
3; ^Lewiston—1st
1872
1870
1868
1863
j 870
^1
••••
M. gold...
1865
.
.
73
1937
247
i 865
1870
i 869
1872
N. Y., Gaiiatin Bank.
N.Y..J. R. Shipberd ACo
N. Y-., Vcrniilye A Co.
100 Ac
1,000
1,001)
1,500,000
3,340,000
1,252,000
116!■<
110 A
IW'A
227
10
625
2d
1866
1864
1866
1870
1571
50
UKtl
200Ac
1,00
1,900
500Ac
10"
50
1,000
l.OOOj
1,000
1,000
1S59
1867
1873
1809
1868
1870
1871
1870
isii
Lafayette. Muncie A Bloom’t., 1st mort.
Tyoy A Boston—1st mortgage
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,*00
lOOAc
1,000
500Ac
ROOD
1,000
1,000
i',o#o
1,00.:
1,000
i’(Vx»
500Ac
500Ac
500 Ac
500Ac
Convertible bonds
2%
29
—
1039
1059
1871
'60-’69
•67-’66
100
109
Union A Titusville—1st mortgage
United X. J. It It. A Can. Companies—stock
Dollar loan, joint companies
Cam. & Am., ster.loa i,siuk.fd (£2(12.000).
do
dollar loan
do
do
do
consolidated mort. loan
500Ac
lOt
1,000
1869
1.000
1871
£200
1866
1,000
'66-7-8 .1.000
1S70 500Ac
100
Missisquol RR. bo’uls
....
....
...
....
....
Vermont A Mass.—stock
1st mortgage, (sink’g fund $7,000 per yr.)
80
77
80
Convertible bonds
do
do
l
>
Special loan.funding mortg 'ge
Vineland, (X.J.)—1st mortgage
Virginia Valley
Walkill Valley (NY.)— 1st mortgage...
Washington, Balt. A Pitt«b .—Lt mortgage
2d mortgage, Balto. loan
1st mortgage. Turtle Cr. Div
Wash. City, Va. Midland A G. S.
stock
1st mortgage, O. & A. R.R
2d mortgage,
;
do
3d mortgage,
do
.
4th mortgage
Funded interest
1st mortgage, O.,
2d mortgage,
do
*
140
ISO
HO
110
r
m
m
35
149
149
10
272
....
....
guar., cp.
Westchester A Phila.—1st. mort., new
Western (Ala.)— 1st mo-t. (Mont. & W.P.).
Western RR., bds, bcfoiv consolidation
2d M., on consol, road, guar, bv Cent. Ga
Western Maryland —1st M., end, Balt. City
mortgage, unendorsed
2d mortgage, endors. by Baltimore
2d mortgage, endorsed by Wash. County.
2d preferred mortgage, unendorsed..
New mortgage, guar, by Baltimore
do '
do
Western Pennsylvania—1st mort
1st Mortgage, Pittsburg Branch.
West Jersey -stock
Loan of 18S3, guar, by Cam. A Amboy....
1st mortgage loan
lit mortgage, consolldatioii
ll
225,0(H)
i,300,o;x'*
1,100.000
250,(XX)
666,(XX)
3(X),(XX)
300,000
650,(XX)
427,(XX)
680,(XX)
400,000
10.000, (XXI
2.500,((X)
1,(XX),000
1,600,0')()
500.(XX l
19,00', (XX)
....
1865
....
1354
1865
1856
1866
1866
1871
1870
1673
>871
1868
1872
1859
1871
1851
1855
1653
185J
18G7
1871
r
1.000
109
109 Ac
500
t
t
r
;500Ac
1 .(XX1
1,00"
bXIAc
lOOAc
1,000
500&C
l.(XX)
1 (XXI
UK) Ac
100
4
200,000
575,(XX)
4,0 10,000
3,000000
1.000,000
500,(XX)
5,IX) J,(XX)
3,(XX),000
1.500,000
2. (XX',(XX)
2,500,000
2.869,00)
5 50.(X X>
200.000
717,500
850,(XX)
130,01X)
1,139,100
225,438
750,000
•,".00
703.000
4.000.000
5,000,(XX)
400.000
2,692,539
lOOAc
r
72!. 661
1,650,000
£50,000
521,000
1,250,(XX)
750,000
C00,(XXJ
1,299.(100
200,000
1,000
,
33
1831
1866
63
1869 1500&C
Q.-F.
F.A A.
F.A A.
M.A N.
J. A J.
F. A A.
M.A N.
M. A N.
F.A A.
J. A J.
A. A O.
M.A N.
M.A S.
A.’AO.
J. A J.
1.OX),000
1,359,700
400,000
18W.
^progressist to Jan. 1,1872, $1,259,400.
1872-76
N.Y., Farm. L. A T. Co.
do
do
New York.
N. Y.. Am. Ex. Nat. Bk
Feb., 1900
Feb.. 1900
1874
Traffic guarant ee of 25 per cent from Cl
Col., C. A I. Railroad.
Nov.l, 1-86
Philadelphia A Boston. Feb.15,1873
Philadelphia.
.July 1, >75
Phila., W. Painter A Co. Oct. 1,18.0 Leased by Penn. RR.
N.Y., H.L.A W, Rli.Co. Juy 1,1873 Leased to Del., Lack. A West.
New
York, Co.’s office,
do
do
„
do
do
do
do
<1 o
do
N. Y., Kidd, P. A Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Feb. 1,1896
Dec. 1,1894
Apr. 1,1886
May 2,1910
Junel, 1901
May,
N. Y., Nat. 15k of Coni,
do
do
do
l
do
do
do
The 2d mortgage W. Div.
convertible into 1st preferred
bond-’
6tock
arc
Cost
of
road
about
into consol, bonds.
or
1870.
Aug. 1888
$4,544,010
$3,230,264
Hannibal
;
;
opening expenses,
net revenue, $1,308,376. The
A Naples and other roads fol¬
lowing it in the table are leased by T. iV.
A W.. with an obligation to pay interest
on their bonds.
New mort. ot 1878 is to
pav lor steel rails.
See annual report
published in Chronicle, v. 14, p. 730. Di¬
rectors elected in Sept., 1872. v. 15, p.453.
Annual report to State of Ohio for year
ending June 30, 1872, see Cnitoxi’cLE,
V. 15, p. 805 ; V. 16, p 653, 757.
iooi
Operates 55m of road.
1887
1885
1875
1882
liila., Sale Deposit Co. Apr. 1,1910
N. Y. A Boston.
Western division, l’eoria to
117m.
$11,(XX),(XX).
is73
1890
1890
N. Y., Metropol. Bank.
1890
N. Y., Kidd, P. A Co.
1882
N. Y.. Metropol. Bank,
1878
do
do
1875
do
do
May 1, 1S93
do
do
1883
N. Y.,Kidd,Pierce ACo Feb., 1907
do
do
Feb., 1893
no
do
Aug., 1889
do
do
Nov. 1,1898
do
do
July, 1890
do
do
Aug., 1901
do
do
May, 1890
do
do
N.Y., A.B.Baylis,Trustee
Ills., 111m.
Wa saw,
1896-99
In
year
ending
Sept 30,1871, gross earnings wei e $187,789,
net, $260,497; int., $168,211; lease rent,
$27,(XX>; surplus, $30,830.
Issued by Ti oy A guar by RRs. using T.U.
Net earn’gs for first half of 7873. $2,230,061.
against $1,454,479 in same 1872. Total
land sales to Sept. 1, 1873, 779 51S acres,
for $3,468.489—average $4.15 per acre. (v.
17, p. 16, 47, 52, 211, 251, 389.)
A. AO.
i.8S7
M. A S.
do
Sept. 1871
A. A O.
London.
April, 1396
M. A N. N: Y., Company's oflice. M a v 1, 1895 Late Atchison and Pikes P.
Projected
IT. S. Treas. at maturity.
1896-7-8
250 miles altogether.
J. A J.
N. V., Jay Cooke A Co. July 1, 1S90 Stock, $500,000. Cost of road. Ac.$!,000,000.
Phila. A N. Y. Offices. Oc4. 10, ’7c The Cam.A Amb. RR and branches,.Del.*
Q-J.
A. A O.
1875
Philadelphia Office.
Baric n Canal and New Jersey Railroad
A. A O.
London.
1880
form the United Co.’s of N. J. They
F. A A.
1883
were leased
to Penn. R. R.. fit 10 per
Philadelphia Office.
M. A N.
Princeton, N. J.
1889
cent on stock and assumption of all
J. A I).
-Philadelphia Office.
1889
liabilities Oct. 20. 1871. In 1872 the gross
M. A S.
London.
1881
earnings were $6,260,277; operating ex¬
do
penses, $6,t'05,167 ; net earnings, $2,261,1888
060. (V.17, p. ii.laO.)
.
F. A A.
F. A A.
F A A.
J.
J.
J.
J.
A J.
A D.
A J
A J.
.
J.AD.
1894
N. Y., Bk of Commerce, Aug.. 1875
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Salt Lake City.
Jan. (, 1890
Utica.
Jan, 1873 Formerly Black Riv. A Ullea.
Utica A X. Y.
July, 1878
lugs, 1870-71, $98,890.
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July, 1891
.Boston, E. Blake A Co. June 1,1872
(v. 16, p.
Leased
den
293.)
to Vt. Cenf.,
8 p.c
on
passed June, 1313.
Net earn-
stock. Ilivi-
(v. 15, p.
The company made default,
Anew coi poioition. i he **
801.)
Sept. 21.18i2,
Central > cr-
J. A I).
J. A l).
M.A N.
.J. A J.
M. AN.
Boston, Globe Nat Bank- Nov. 1.1886
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1891
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1876-77
M.AX.
J. A J.
J. A J.
May 15,1873 Leases Troy A Greenf. till completion of
Hoo ac Tunnel.
Net earnings,43•• <«,
July 1 1883
$163,522. (V. 15, p. 836, V. 16, p. i5b, -19)
July 1,1879
Julv 1,1385
N. Y., Continental Bank Oct., 1859 Leased till 1875 to Ku land RR.
Phila., Girard Nat Bank' Jan. 1. 1890 Net earn’gs yr ending March l, 18<3 were
cio
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$141,336 as shown in annual report in
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Cukoniclk, v. 16, p. 795.
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J. A J.
A. A 1 >.
J. A J
J. A J
J. A J.
A.AO.
J/A J.
A. A O.
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mont,” organized jn 1873.
0'i.K. v.
l.V
292, 621
; v.
See Cuno.M16, p.
P- 460, 190, 595, 801 ; V.
17, p.2L
Boston, office,
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1880
N.Y.,Farmers’ L.AT.Co. Apr. 1,1890 Sold under foreclosure July 2, lo<3. (v.
17. p 157.)
A." AO. N. Y., Bull’s Head Bank
1896
Completed35 miles, June, 18,2.
J. A.T. Bdt. BA O. Railroad. July. 18\8
(Formerly Pittsburg * ^onneltev.. Gross
«T. A J. Baltim., Merch. Nat. Bk Jan. 1,19091 earnings in 1871-72, $1.4e*,6,9. Intere^
F.A A. Pittsburg, 1st Nat.B ink. Aug.1,1882 in default, (v. 17, p. 339.)
Gross earnings year ending Sept. «>, io<<.
M.A N. Balt., K. Garrett A Sons, May, i873
$988,3.1. Expenses, $58t.<<2i
> eteai ndo
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Jan. 1, 1875
ings, $103,598.
Orange, Alex. & M. u *.
M.A N.
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consolidated with Ly noli burg A Dan¬
May 1, 1873
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M.A S.
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{Sept 1, 1880 ville, April, 1873, under this name I he
J. A J.
A.'AO.
A. A O.
A. A O.
A. AO.
A.AO.
A.&O.
8 X),000
Macon.
N$l0902imgS yCar CUdinB ycpt'
U. S Treas., at maturity
N. Y. A Boston,
998,000
875,030
1,000,000
500Ac
lOOAc
50
500Ac
500AC
N.
A.
A.
A.
N.
A.
N.
N.
N.
N.
1.000.CKX)
300.(XX)
300,003
690.(XX)
1872
1863
1865
•3M
M.A
F.A
F. A
F.A
M.A
F.A
M.A
M.A
M.A
M.A
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
A. AO.
J. A J.
F.A A.
M.A S.
J. A J.
400,(XX)
.
60
1.75 4 223
7(X),(XX)
:::.
.
74
1
1,000.000
400,000
1.2 0,'XX)
000.000
74
57
28
450.0' 0
100.04X)
150.00 i
293,200
1866
1370
74
74
74
74
s
300.00)
5(H) ,000
k i371 5(V'Ac
65
27
168
.
'’i'¬
1866
1866
'66-’6'.
1867
1872
do
A. & M. RR
do
Lynchburg A Danv., 1st mort..
1st
1,000
l'iio
1868
1871
Mortgage bonds, 2d issue
Utica, Chenango A Sus. U.— stock
Vermont A Canada—stock....
Bonds, guar, by Vt. Central
•i
1,00
rx
.
Vermont Valley—2d mortgage
\icksb. A Merid—1st series (red endorsed).
2d series (blue en iorsed)
3d do
(black endorsed)
4tii do
(not endorsed)
675.000
SOO.CXX)
.
floating debt)
2,’700,000
5,(X)0.(XX)
1 816,(XX>
1,80 ),<HX)
151,(XX.)
500,00)
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31 loan due State N. J.
Utah Central—1st mortgage, gold
Utica A Black Iliver—stock
1st M. bonds of
July ISOS
New bonds (to pay
1.500,(XX)
2,500.000
600,(XX)
2,700,000
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Savannah, Cent. RR., Ga
.
250,000
1.7(H) (XX)
loan ot 18SS
Vermont Central— stock
1st mortgage, consol
2d mortgage, consol
Equipment loans
Standstead, S. & Chatnbly bonds
23,,((XX))
1.3(X).0<X>
SOO.OtX)
1 .(XX),000
Myers A Co.
Jan., 1870
F.A A.
J. A D.
A. A
-M.A N.
J AD.
l,600,00t>
5(X),000
N. Y., P.‘M*.
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3,000,000
1,70),000
1,000, (K'O
1,800,000
90X>,(X)U
2.500,(XX>
2.496.tXX)
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1879
AD.
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A A. N. Y., Union Trust Co. Aug., 1891 Sold in bankruptcy
July?, ’73. (v.l7,p.l56 )
A J.
Boston Office.
July 1,1813 (v. 13, p. 333 ; v. 14. p. 43.)
A J.
N.Y.,Farmers’ L.AT.Co. J ill v21 1873 Net earnings in 1871, $110,933. Divid’s.12
A. A ().
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oer ct. for some years,
July, 187‘(see v. 11, p.522.1
J. A D.
New York or London. ■June 1,1912
v. 17, p. 51. 188,357.
'
Ea tern division, Slate line, Tml.toreoria
450.000
15,000,000
1,000,000
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June, 1891 In progress. Leased to Maine Central
Jan. 1, I860 Completed Sept., 1872,
operated byL
Preterred stock, $'.,500,000. (v. 15 n\)=rM
Meli 1,1887 Net earnings, R72, $259 626. Roan
eVniiceii
Oct. 1, 1892
bands. Sept,-, 1873. (v. 1 ?, p. 325,
383.)
Aug. 1,1899
Mar. 1,’S2
May 1,1900 In progress. Ottumwa to Ced. Rapids hi
1878-88
L. cr. 1,792,000ac. Int. in detault.
Receiver
1890
appointed, (v. 17, p. 53,156.1
Lr
Mch 1,19' 0
Sept. 1,1880
Dec., 1872 Leased’ to Central Ga. Dividends 8 per
cent a yr, to every 10 per cent on
Cent
1886
Ga.slo k.
(V. 14, p. 74.)
.1.
F.
J
J.
1,9S8 150
800,000
675.000
1865
1848
1868
1870
A.’A
1.695,825
270,000
500,000
1,268,080
Sterling loan of United Co.’s (£109.200)...
Cam. A Am., sterling loan (£3 >0,000)
do
115,000
1,200,001*
2,034,156
34,745,00)
27,236,1'2
1,(XK) 27.236,512
1,' 00
8,7 25, (XX)
’
Bond to State of N. J. by United Co.’s.
Cam.& Amboy,loan of 1891
New Jersey RR , 1st loan
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2d loan
2.502.250
1,000' 1,500,000
1,000
2d mortgage
350,000
1,000 40,0Cnp.m.
(50 Ac
Hann. A Cent. Mo.,1st mortgage
Troy Union—1st mort., guar. Troy City....
Tucker ton—1st mortgage
Union Pacific—stock
1st mortgage,gold.on road and equip’t...
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
Land Grant bonds on 12,000,000 acres
Income bonds for $10,00 >,000
Omaha bridge bonds, sterling, €500,000...
Union Pacific, Central Branch—1st M.gold
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
1,04)0.000
100
1863
Lafayette, Bloom’ton A Miss—1st M
Vari.
Vavi.
F.A A.
F.A A.
J. A J.
M.A N.
F.A A.
J. & J,
A. A O.
399,000
300,000
3,460,000
100
do
3,877,300
50,000
1.000
1,0'0
N.
F. A A.
M. A S.
M.A N.
A. A ().
J. A J.
M. A S.
M. A S.
J. A D.
6:5,"00
8 8,"00
V,(xxi
100
100
100
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100
var
ft
'lot., Wab. A Western—stock
Preferred7 percent stock
1st mortgage (Tol. & Ill.)—
lstmorlgage (L.Erie, W.A St.L.).
1st mortgage (Gt. W’t’n of’59,)
1st mortgage (Quin. A Tol.)
1st mortgage (III. A S. Iowa)
2d mortgage (Tol. A Wab.)
2d mortgage (W ub. A W’t’n.)
i
2d mortgage (Gt. W’t’n of’59.)
Equipment bonds (T.&W.)
Consol, mortgage, conv
New 2d mortgage, gold ($5,000,000)
1st mortgage, (Decatur A E. St. Louis)..
Hannibal & Naples—1st mortgage
do
M.'a
1,000,000
1.500, 00
000,000
1,000, 00
11
80
2d Preferred
1st mortgage (W. Div.)
1st mortgage (E. Div.)
2d mortgage (W.Div.) convertible...
Consol, mort. (for $6,200,000)
let mortgage (Burl Div
do
2.250 IKK)
-
1867
1871
OS
Tol., Peoria A Warsaw—stock
1st prett'erred.
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"ioo
7
29
20
20
45 ^
100
81
'Terre Haute A Indianapolis—stock —
1st mortgage.
Texas A Pac — 1st M., gold, s.f
*;?
117
87
170
170
24
lo
mort
1st mortgage
2d mortgage
St/rac. A Chenango Valley—1st
Taunton Branch—Stock
*
is72
1869
228
Syrac.,Bingh. AN. Y.—Stock
h
1.000
57
31
116
450,000
4, SOU,000
5,0 K),000
J. A J.
_
Company bonds, cony, into -took ar< par.
Muscogee Iili bonds, conv. at S7)^
Springf, it Ills. S. E.—1st mort., gold ....
2d mortgage, gold
Sterling Mountain (X. > .)—1st mort
Sullivan d* Brie—1st mortgage, conv., s. f.
Summit Branch (Pa.)—Stocn
Sunhurt/
1,(XX)
257
Southwestern, (Ga.)—Stock, com.
Guaranteed stock
1871
1870
1873
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1891
Balt.. R. Garrett A Sous Apr. 1.1896)
Philadelphia, oflice.
N. Y., Soutter A Co.
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Apl. 1,1891 Old debts retired by this issue. (v.lLp.62ffi.
'income bands amount to $613,4W. mi*
d.faulted, April, 1873, on M.A W. 1.
Balt., Citizens N. Bank, Jan.
do
Co. lias resolved lo issue a consol,
gage lo take up the others.
N. of Balto.1
Kclaj to
fiscal
la
59o,
1. 1890 In progress from Relay (7m.
to Williamsport, Md., 80m., and
Jan. 1, 1890
Balto. 7m. Annual report for last
Jan., 1890
year given in Chronicle v.
p.
Jan., 1890
showing
gross earnings of f
Jan., 1890
Jan., 1890
Jan., 190.’.
Philadelphia, Office,
Apr. 1,1393 Leased to Pa. IiR. Stock $1,022,450. Cost
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of road, Ac., $3,730,263 (V. 14.
Jan. 1, 1896
Camden, N.J.Co’s office Aug.18,1873 Con«ol. of several roads and branches.
do
Camden to Cane May, Salem A
M a “eh ,1883
do
boro, 126m, Net earnings, 1871,
Jan,, 1396
•jwedes-
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September 27,
ollje
Commercial Sthnes.
“'^ToluiiiiHAX^EWTOMR^''
Friday Night,
Sept. 26, 1873.
financial disorders referred to in our last having increased
violence, and extended to all the principal cities and towns of
the United States, have been felt with considerable force in
mei can tile circles.
The partial suspension by the banks and the
The
.
depression in foreign exchange, together with the
difficulty of negotiating it at any rate, have of course been severe¬
ly felt by those engaged in what is termed “ moving the crops.”
extreme
domestic merchandize have consequently experienced
more or less decline, and trade in foreign merchandize brought
In the past day or two, however, there
almost to a standstill.
lias been some improvement in exchange—that is, mercantile
Prices of domestic
bills have been salable in moderate amounts.
Exports of Leading Articles from New York.
The followingtable,compiledfrom Custom House returns,shows
die exports of leading articles from the port of New York since
January 1, 1873, to all the principal foreign countries, and alsottie
totals for the last week, and since January 1.
The last two lines
show total valued, including the value of all other articles besides
those mentioned in the table.
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produce have declined, and ocean freights taken a lower range, and
thus the decline in exchange has been in part compensated for,
and a limited revival of export business has followed.
The crops
of cotton and breadstuff's must go forward—if not at one price,
then at another; but foieign merchandise can generally be held
until confidence returns and currency is more plenty.
The whole market for “ hog products ” has been depressed and
unsettled. As the new packing season approached, there was a
disposition to make contracts for bacon and lard for delivery in
the Winter months, but the panic in financial circles and the
unsettled state of exchanges has “ changed all that.” Shippers
could do very little if they would, and have not been inclined to
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8fc. for the same delivery. Bacon has become entirely nomi
nal at 8i@84c. for long clear, but meats have suffered even more
depression than articles depending more directly upon an export
demand. Beef has been dull and nominal.
The new packing
at
begins on the first of October. Butter has advanced, but
closes very dull.
Cheese is without quotable decline ; export
orders to a large extent have been cancelled, but holders have
not been inclined to press sales, preferring to wait for a time, in
the hope that the necessity of making a sacrifice may be avoided.
A decline of 20s. per ton in ocean freights for cheese has taken
place. To-day trade was dull, but prime Western lard sold at
81c. for September, 8|c. for October, and 8Ac. for November, and
fine factory cheese at 13c. for export.
The trade in wool, which wras going on smartly, has been
brought to a standstill, except where some concession has been
made to sell, and the particulars of such transactions have been
kept private. Hops have been unsettled, and a decline of 5c. has
taken place in the growing districts.
Some, 300 bales Bavarian
—
.
a
was
10s. 3d.
Tobacco lias been dull for all descriptions, and prices for the
most part nominal.
The sales of Kentucky loaf have been about
400 hhds., of which 250 were for export and 150 for
consumption ;
current
quotations slightly reduced
lugs, 7@8c., and leaf, 84@
Seed leaf tobacco has been only moderately active, but
prices have ruled steady. Sales include, crop of 1870, 100 cases
sundries, 7(a8c.; crop of 1871, 100 cases sundries, 9@55c.; crop of
1872, 100 cases Connecticut and Massachusetts at private prices ;
200 cases Wisconsin, 7£@12c., and 450 cases of Illinois on private
terms.
Spanish tobacco has been dull, and the sales are limited
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Articled.
Imports of Leadkus
following taole, coiupilod from Custom House returns
the foreign imports of leading articles at this port since
Tlie
Bfiowa
period of 1872 and 187D
Jan. 1, 1873, and for the same
[Tlie
11
1812,
Cutlery
14.593
43.631
2.569
Iron, UR bars..
Lead, pigs
Spelter,Tbs
Steel
Tiu, boxes
Tin
98.357
slabs,
Sugar,
bags
4 l(j.0l3
248,993
4855,169.8, ,83.860 6,619,0.30
20,141
22.0 2
20,9-0 Tea
2.854
17,i'36
33,082 Tobacco
5,580
1,203
3.62
6.000
32,225
3,700
5,5 1
3.853
168.473
EXPORTED SINCE 8EPT.1 TO—
Grent
lo'io.
1872.'
New Orleans
7.8i 3
3 148
25,271
6,95!)
17,234
10,552
21,753
2.9S6
13,818
4,271
2,050
„
Mobile
Charleston....
Savannah
110,4‘2u
111,453
469,526
392,781
376,808
Virginia. .....
Other ports..
5,895
1,6(9
5,903
903
179
Total this year
43,153
820.302
53,284
939.623
905.9.f*
19.0:6
3,426
4,391
3,264
833 263
28.94 i
Texas
New York
....
1,119
b,771 Waste
2,296 W ines, &<•.—
1,6,2
Total.
....
1,122
....
*
.
.
Ports.
*
+
*
-
2
-
-
16,849
ino
1,122
*-c
—;—
ffl£
6/88
T
1,711
16,S5i
....
115
558
Stock,
j
1,119
«...
.
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402
.
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....
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5,103
660
....
*,429
5,626
4,209
5,518
24,643
*278
1,124
14,000
'
94,037
Tot»1 Inst v-nr
19,750
2
22,250
3,829
....
0013.23
Cochineal
Cream Tartar...
Gambier
wise
Britain. France. For’gn.
6,0 5
94,611
&
Coast-
(it hei
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Florida
No. Carolina
734,8*7
27,1878.
1.
1,336,106
897.277
79..192
27,732
RECEIPTS
SINCE 8KPT.
1
16. .9 >4
804.136
781.33*1
lbs.. 3922.124 5,417.112
boxes
27,415
21.SL6
5,531
4,293
895,802
482,832
221,833
13,101 Rags
8l2,9s3 Sugar, hhds., tcs.
3,950 <fc bbis
25.925
811.345 1*110,615
7,517
10,066
Drugs, «&c.—
Bark, Peruvian.
Blea powders...
Brimstone, tons
Hardware
12.701
4%236
411.202
33,8o8
9,1*63
5.0 8
521.675
32,53*
3,511
4,803
65,214
6,0)5
4.931
5,3o7
[September
From the foregoing statement it will be seen
that,compar< d
with the corresponding week of last season, there is a
decrease in
the exports this week ol 6,638 bales, while the stocks
to-night are
37 713 bales less than they were at this time a year
ag<% The
following is our usual table showing the movement ol cotton at
all the ports from Sept. 1 to Sept. 19, the latest mail dates.
FORTS.
Metals,&c.—
Glass and
.
Same
time
1871.
Same
time
1872.
Since
Jan. 1.
1873.
Same
time
1871.
Same
time
Ear the.* ware—
China
..
11,901
Earthenware.... 31355
Glass
....
335,539
Glassware
30,231
Glass plate
3.53S
Buttons
4,123
9vG3i
Coal, tons
2 1,47:1
Cocoa.bags
Coffee, bags
Cor.r.on, hales
otherwise specified.!
ir.ritv is riven Hi nckages when got
Sin ci
Jan. I
1873.
Sliiua,
tHE "CHRONICLE.
'
19,752
28,661
68,424
26,081
3!)~S96
92,325
....
2
and the resulting derangements in our
Wines
3,5'0
3,01!
133,523
Gum, Arabic....
commercial machinery during the past week have been
severely
83,621
36.341
3.<4>
5.1 6 Wool, bales
Indigo
felt in tlie market for spot cotton, producing a general stagnation
627
2,010 Articles reported
Madder
i
40512
44
O Is, essential...
by value—
and an important decline in prices.
On Saturday last, when the
35.03
SS.67U
34,1 * t Cigars.
1670,316 1,527.388 1,3*6.586
•O'u, Olive
70 1-0
1 ,501 Corks
S7.95-)
8.6
113,102
1,029
panic on Wall street was at its height, cotton on the spot was
l HIV‘70 1,266.115 1,0 1,20
52.03
Soda bi-carb
7', 64
53.705 Fancy goods
continued unchanged, but only 111 bales were reported sold for
59.337
13,815 Fish
Soda sal....
4*, .5'
218,762 25a,594 225,217
the
whole day. After change, however, the seriousness of the
302
34.75}
841,
*51
Fruits,
&c.—
Soda, ash
615.367
537 611
Lemons
10.412
6.0 On
10,214
711.159
flax
position
became manifest, as was indicated in the sale of 200
5 '-27
5.100
1165.952 1,315.271 1.1 >8.191
Furs
5,713
Oranges
bales for *• September delivery, no notice/’ at 17£c., or one cent
740.463
3.426
Nuts
665,732 93 '.069
8.765
11,233
Gunny cloth
566.372
897.612
5,9 4
Raisin*
Hair
3.187
5.H9
71-2,951
below tlie nominal closing quotation.
Monday there was a more
94,015 Hides undressed. 90CO.962 3.913.5 8 9,i35,935
90.5x1
125.456
Heinp, bales...
680.070
Rice
718,84.
654,027
Hides, &c.—
hopeful state of affairs, and this was continued up to the close
1.63S Snieea. &r..—
Bristles.
1,405
1,381
of business hours on Tuesday, although in the meantime quota¬
Cassia
239.283
8,3” u
16,2a7
14.792
511,340 382.663
HideB, dressed..
40.399
72.573
India rubber
35.250
69,387 tions were reduced £c.
43,215
81,263
Ginger
But on Wednesday, with a slight renewal
17-1961
99.743 433,5 1
2,143
3,760
5,703
Ivory
Pepper
of the excitement, and an evident increased depression in financial
805.3&0
162,900
145.040
Saltpetre
Jewelry. &c.—
circles holders gave way, and quotations were reduced |c., with
2,790
3,091
3,998 Woods—
Jewelry
suo
Waf.e.lies
071
1 137
Cork
S6‘.c55
287,895 241 200
sales reported -|@£c. under official figures. At this decline, how¬
73.030
39,087
464.315
S4,447
Linseed
439,623 621.1-2
Fustic
132.626
837,108 230,377
Molasses
93,449 111,910
Logwood
1 293.346
ever, there was some revival of business for consumption, but
1 99,1 0 119,214
89.821
Mahogany
upon shippers there was a block through the low rates of and
Receipts of Domestic Produce for tlie Week and. since difficulty in negotiating exchange. On Thursday there was a
January 1.
further reduction of £c. in quotations, but the close was quite firm,
The receipts of domestic produce have been as follows :
as the prices even at the low rates of exchange left a
margin for
Same
This
This
Since
Since
8arne j
shipment to Liverpool. To day the market was more steady, with
week. Jan. 1. time ’72
week.
Jan. 1. time ’72.
some purchases for export both here and at, the South.
For
)
future delivery prices stood up pretty well, except lor the early
Pitch
17;
5.372
1.817
Ashes... pkgs.
1,741
5,219
137.91-9
11 ,722
ake, pkgs
2,80 i
Breads niffs—
1 Oil
months, until Wednesday. During the first part of the week an
5'1
4.716
93.12) 2.727,433 1.864,910 Oil, lard
Flour..bbis.
1/S7
3.2
Wnea ..bui. 1,7! 7.1-61 16.939.5 0 7,182,6X5 Peanuts, bazs
67,739
82,123
tary recuperation in financial circles was anticipated, and it was
Coni
632,6.:) 7,3,14, *34 30,317.0 >5 Provision*—
not expected that commercial affairs would be much affected.
619 941
124.70
*',3'Ji>, *T> 9.6111.1 2
Oats
444,’5’
Butter, pkgs.... 18,4.73
But when the failure on Tuesday of Clews & Co. became known
31,1-23
476
013
Cheese
54,1-m
1,413
43d
1,217,4
0
713.535
Rye
345 313 1,73! ,553
2.983
Cutmeats
257,(46
415,377
36,12)
Bariev. <fcc..
confidence
was greatly impaired, and a
state of panic prevailed
365 615
7.0)0
71.8; 3
1,7-14
99.1 5
85e,6t-5
Eges
Gras-sd,b:s
for a peiiod.
25 474
Pork
2;).04 4
1,0 10 l: 3.9.0 111,1*13
Beans, unis.
1,3 ii
Wednesday
there
was great excitement with large
211
60 '
18,37*
102.125
15,271
169,911
Peas, bush..
Beef, pkgs
transactions, showing a decline of fc. for September, 19-32c. for
3 449
175.666
810.1**1
276,* (6
3,3u7
Lard, Pkgs.
C. mea-.bbls
141,723
19 8 6
9.517
613,021
It,41)
421. <>31
Lard. keg8
Cuttou.. bales.
October, and 4@7-16c. for the later months. Thursday there
4 816
90
147
8,753
8,572
3.958 Bice, pkgs
He-up. .bales.
was
another break in September and October contracts; but
473 74 )
247.1-53
11,598
243.11"
9,497
524.277 Starch
Hides
No.
7.409
198,714
151,8 8
61,005
137.594
!r)i-..762
123.958
Cbampag’e.bks.
The monetary pressure
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Hops, -.bales.
Leather.sides
Molasses, lids,
Do.,
bbl*
"Naval Stores—
Cr.turp bbis
Snirits turp.
Rosin
7,.40
1,930,5 6
171
....
4
•
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i
550
.
1,221
11,728
8,105
53,122
429.149
163
30,628
Tar
31.283
23,00)
^
457
10,666 S earine
2,507,8 >4 Sugar, bbis
7.274
53.201
479,574
25,546
....
Smrar, hhds
Tallow, pk^rs
Tobacco, pkgs....
Tobacco, hhds
Whiskey, bbis....
Wool, bales
Dressed hogs. No.
15,375
17,910
1,118
758
6S1
l,iB5
87,733
4,39
39,374
5,'. 28
3,1-9 '
4,670!
133.991
99.679
134,803
192.903
57.413
141,390
l,5ub
75,-13
93,312
55,467
....
80,242
COTTON.
Friday, P. M., Sept. 26. 1873.
.
towards the close there
To-day there
in wbicli to
was
some
was some
reaction in the later months.
renewed activity at higher prices for October,
extent November and December shared, but
dull, and the later months neglected. There
business dofie in transferring contracts for
to
early months
the
later months, principally Oc¬
tober
fur
difference. The prices for
January at £@$c.
futures last reported were: For September, 17c.; October,
16 13-16c.; November, 17 l-16c.; December, l7^c.; January, 17
5-16c. The total skies of this description for the week are 103,500
bales, including
tree on board. For immediate delivery the
total sales toot up this week 4,429 bales,
including 605 for
export, 3,783 for consumption, 41 for speculation, and
September
has been
was
much
By special telegrams received to-night from the Southern ports,
in possession of the returns showing the receipts, exports,
&c., of cotton for the week ending this evening, Sept. 26. It
appears that the total receipts for the seven days have reached in transit. Of the above
bales were to arrive. The follow¬
40.929 bales against 23,673 bales last week, 13,005 bales the pre¬
ing are the closing quotations :
vious week and 8,856 hales three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September, 1873. 84,587 hales against
New
Upland and
Texas
Orleans.
Florida.
Mobile.
158,245 bales for the same period of 1872, showing a de¬
crease since September 1, 1873, of 73,658 hales.
The details of
m a,....
14%®....
H%®...
per lb.
14%®....
the receipts for this week (as per telegraph) and for the corres¬ Ordinary
......
Good Ordinary
16 %®....
16%®....
16%®....
I
Strict G od Ordinary
17 %....
16 %@....
17%®....
ponding weeks of the five previous years are as follows :
18% <£....
Low Middling....
18%®....
17%®..,
17%®....
we are
—
.
Received this week at—
1873.
1870.
1869.
1868.
9,445
4,858
14,821
4.359
8.416
4 934
5,671
10,146
3,154
12,042
3,237
7,865
12,694
2,523
215
191
8,752
5.9'7
4.949
4,712
1,427
41
2.731
bales.
Orleans
Mobile
Charleston
8avannah
Texas
Tennessee, &c
4,322
49,929
64,203
Virginia
Total this week
84,537
Sept. 1
153.245
7 365
1,910
5,485
16,458
2,0"C
1,044
190
47
1.421
1,016
5,692
2,591
2,758
34,073
33,567
4,471
2,210
6, 150
15 4 "4
4,266
1 248
19,1.4
23
737
Fiorina
Norih Carolina
13,054
6,0-2
76,343
17%®
2v6
105
173
|
43,219
j
29,281
74,519 !
76,018
1
63.500
18*
18%®....
®....
&....
19%®....
we
SALES.
1,574
232
97
18
19
...
18%®.:..
give the sales of spot and transit cotton and price of
Uplands at this market each day of the past week:
Below
2?ew
Total since
1871.
1872.
Middling
Good Middling
Exp’t.
Saturday
Monday.
Tuesday
60
16
124
Con- Spec- Tranbit.
sump. ula’n
176
200
93S
Wednesd ay
***7
1,031
Thursday
Friday
943
495
'■405
605
Total
PRICKS.
1
.
Good
I o.w
Mid
Total.! Ord’ry. Ord’ry. Mldl’g. dling
j
236
216
1
1
XO
lO
io
1,062
1,038
-*
-t-
977
960
84
4,429
17%
18%
17%
18%
17
18
16%
16%
16%
17%
17%
17%
IS*
18%
18%
IS
17%
17%
S,7S3
the week ending this evening reach a total of
For
forward
4,610 bales, of which 4,110 were to Great Britain, 500 to
delivery the sales (including — free on board)
France, and none to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as have reached during the week 103,500 bales (all low middling or
made up this evening, are now 91,128 bales.
Below are the od the basis of low middling), and the following is a statement of
exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding the sales and prices :
els.
The exports tor
week of last
season :
For
Week endlny
Sept. 26.
NewOrlesns.
Mobile
Char cston...
Savannah
Texas
New York...
Other ports..
Total
Since Sent. 1
G. Brit.
•
•
•
•
France
•
•
•
Contln’t
....
....
.
....
.
.
....
...
.
.
week.
•
....
....
,
.
.
.
1872.
'500
4.110
23.860
500
502
....
....
—
40,705
1,200
4,9J4
’.3,416
22,544
13,632
20.393
12,000
8 294
...
4,('58
8,258
7.935
28.940
552
215
16,000
4,610
24/62
1872.
16.154
7.901
...
....
1873.
1,575
....
3/58
532
bales.
Stock.
Exoorted to—
11,243
87.329
90.12S
....
5.961
127,841
200
10
200
800
100
SO'
200
100
6C0
TOO
900
500
100
1.2M)
September,
<
s. n
41
bales.
cts.
900
.17%
5"U
17 7-16
100 del. 23.... 17*
100
n
17*
100 s. n
17 9-16
50.)
17 9-16
100
1711-16
100
17%
ts.
..16%
16 11-16
16 23-32
16%
16 13-16
16*
s. n...
16 15-16
....17
....17
.17 '.-16
....17%
.17 3-16
....
.17 7-32
,i;%
<9-32
17 15-16
!,UX)... .....17 31-32
18
8,500...
18 1-32
1.200...
....17%
4,500.
Jj8QU* * * * • •, .17 Chie
•
600...
800
400...
..
.
.
..”i7
MS
•
•
•
,
•
,,,
....
....
—
bales.
cts.
2.800
1?%
18*
200
8. n
25,400’total Sept.
For
October.
1,800
400
100
500
16*
16 17-32
16 9-16
16 19-32
16*
200 not .atdl6 21-32
200
..16 21-32
16 11-16
16 23-82
8.100
<00*»*•**•*
16' ‘
25
bales.
1.800 .... ...1613-16
...16 27-:2
200
2,800
....
100
4"0
4,MX)
..16 15-16
...16 31-32
17
<00
....17 1 32
...,17 1-16
17*
....17 3-16
100
800
17*
....17 7-16
$00
900
2.1:00
17*
1,300.....
...175-16
1,300
1.700
500**»«»
V.ViYhI
September 27,
...
200
...
1,200...
.1711-16
40,8^0 total
200
100
17 3-16
17%
17 13-32
1,600
17 7-16
'UK)
2,61.0
2*0
lijO.....
l< 1>3-
200
900
Get.
100
ltM
November.
500
300
o
For
200
1"%
16 29-32
’‘(It)
...
17 Jf
J•H
-o2
1,: 00
100
The
x
Tlie
17 1-32
17 1-1H
600
following exchanges
y'c. paid
“
%c.
%c,
5- ’.6c.
%c.
“
tbe week :
1.000 Octob r for January.
1,000 November for January,
100
November forOctoUer.
for January.
lOOOctober for Decemb r.
2<K)Ocioner for January,
“
show tlie
closing prices each day on
December.
January...
February.
Ma ch
Sales (b’le8)li,o00
„„
1C,600
6,700
Telegraph.—Our wuatlier reports by
telegraph to-night, with the exception of some severe hut limited
local storms, continue favorable for maturing the crop and for
picking purposes; the present monetary troubles, however, and
especially the suspension of so many of the Southern banks, must
of necessity operate unfavorably upon the efforts to move the
In addition to the cities in which have heretofore been
crop.
reported bank suspensions by the daily press, we have to-night
from our Charleston correspondent a telegram stating that the
South Carolina Loan and Trust Co., the People's Bank, and the
Planters’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Charleston have all suspended
to-day, but he adds that their assets are far above their liabilities.
We have this week extended our waatlier reports so as to include
Galveston among the points from which we shall hereafter re¬
ceive a weekly account of the weather and crop.
During the
past week it has rained at Galveston Sunday, Monday, Thursday,
and to-day, only shower**, however; the rain fall for the week has
been seventy-nine one-liundredtlis of an inch.
At New Orleans
they
have
one
rainy
day,
had
slight showers;
picking is
progressing finely. Our Vicksburg 1 telegram
lias
failed to reach
ns
tins week. At Nashville it
one
has rained
on
day, tlie rest of the week being
cloudy ; the crop in this vicinity is developing promisingly, but
indicates a smaller yield than was expected.
There has been
only a light rain at Memphis, so that picking lias proceeded
rapidly.- It has been cloudy all the week at Mobile, with rain on
one day ; picking is progressing finely.
There has also been rain
on one day at Montgomery, and two days at Selma. At Columbus
Weather
Reports by
and Macon it has rained on two
and wet this week at Savannah,
is at
a
Memphis 67, Savannah 74,
68, Mobile 75, Selma 77.
StocK at
Sept.
Virginia
Aug.
\
...
86
Florida
85
...82
...80
...92
93
92
...96
...
Texas....
Arkansas
...
...
82
94
99
85
83
89
78
96
96
.
97
101
95
96
92
83
90
86
84
78
02
95
87
95
10.3
91
86
86
83
91
94
the basis of a 10 per cent increase
to be so much uncertainty with
us
2.000
....
866,501
668,000
American cotton afloat for Europe
30.000
26,000
Egypt, Brazils, &c., afloat for Europe...,
55,000
90,123
20,692
1,000
50,000
115,000
65,000
127,841
99,870
15,166
2,000
16,612
2,000
interior ports
this week
Total.
2,000
Britain.
Continent.
678,000 196.000
630,000 241.000
679,000 314,000
82
80
78
75
80
80
77
81
95
96
,
Week’s
874,000
871,000
270,00)
American—
the Bureau does,
Total,
33,000
2,043,007
1,784,070
supply
above, the totals ot American and other descriptions are as
Liverpool stock
Continental stocks
American afloat to
Europe
United States stock
United States interior stocks
United States expoits
East Indian
this week
receipts.
3,000
500
,
balo3.
Brazil, d:c.—
1,832,973
follows:
212,000
176,000
30,000
90,128
20,692
1,000
139,000
103,000
26,000
127,841
15,166
2,000
184,(00
529,820
.418,007
579,472
239,000
96,501
162,000
115,000
99,870
16,602
2,000
Liverpool stock
451,000
620,000
London stock
208,750
Continental stocks
263,500
276,003
55,003
231,000
454,000
270,000
50,000
1,254,250
529,820
1,625.000
418,007
1,253.501
supply
..bales. 1,784,070
8%d.
Middling Uplands, Liverpool
2,043,007
9%d.
1,832,973
India afloat for Europe
Egypt, Brazil, &c., afloat
Total East
India, &c
Total American
.
.
9,000
Total visible
Of the
regard to the true meaning
Great
Total visible
Price
185,000
663,000
65,000
579,472
9%d.
figures indicate a decrease in the cotton in sight to
night of 258,937 bales as compared with the same date of 1872
*'
These
and
a
decrease of
43,903 bales
as
ing date of 1871.
compared with the correspond¬
Movements of Cotton at the
Interior Ports.—Below we
give the movements of cotton at the interior ports—receipts and
Bhipmen4s for the week, and stock to-night and for the correspond¬
ing week of 1872:
r-Week ending Sept. 26,1873-% (—Weekending Sept. 27, ’72—%
Receipts. Shipments. Stock.
Augusta
Columbus
..
...
..
Macon
..
Montgomery.
..
Selma
..
Memphis
Nashville
..
....
..
2,045
3,085
6.123
5,777
782
705
3,053
1,700
2,993
1,808
2,500
2,492
2,285
2,152
3,272
4,700
1,123
1,600
3,446
5,072
3,488
1,471
1,582
2,872
1,334
3,009
702
580
1,712
985
771
17,335
The above total s show
ing the week
Receipts. Shipments. Stock.
3,988
1,928
1,703
2,107
2.082
3,556
440
15,1 GO
10,281 20,692 19,827 16,816
that the interior stocks have increased d ur-
7,154 bales, and are to-night 5,526 bales more
than
have been 2,492 bales
the same period last year.
The receipts
less than the same week last year.
New Orleans Cotton Exchange Report
at
2,939
1,334
1,831
2,984
of the Maturing
Crop.—Below we give in full the first of September crop report
of tho New Orleans Cotton Exchange, which we have received by
that
compared
with
lastappear
From the foregoing it would
year there is aa increase of 2,000
1,552.000
United States exports
Shipments since Jan. 1 to-
(—Shipments this week to
1873....
1872....
1871
1,311.250
276,000
European stocks
Stock in United States
dispatch recei ved
to-day, there have been 2,000 bales shipped from Bombay to Great
Britain the past week and
bales to the continent, while the
receipts at Bombay, during the same time have been 3,000
bales. The movement since the first of January is as follows.
These are the figures of - W. Nicol & Co.f of Bombay, and are
brought down to Thursday. Sept. 25 :
Continent.
347,000
Stock in Uuited States ports
in acreage ; but there seems
of the figures given that we leave it simply as
without attempting to understand it.
Bombay Shipments.—According to our cable
Great
Brltain
562,000
\...
India cotton afloat for Europe
918
85'5
Average condition
We have endeavored to work out a result from the foregoing,
..
76,000
15,000
36,000
439,500
Total
®
.
20,0C0
66,000
...
Total continental stocks
1871.
,
519,501
69,000
64,000
Stock at Antwerp
Stock at other continental ports
Sept. Sept.
July.
*ji
Georgia.
1872.
990,000
43,000
10,000
19,000
57,000
Stock at Rotterdam
has averaged at
1873.
759,000
231,000
38,000
81,000
41.0n0
100,500
27,500
25,000
Stock at Amsterdam
jCrop Report.—The Agricultural
report of the condition of the crop on
Cotton States—
to
Hamburg
Stock at Bremen
give below its figures, and for com¬
parison have brought together the Bureau’s statement for the
two previous months, adding also the 1st of September report for
1872 and 1871. The increase in area under cotton is stated to be
on
at,
1871.
423,000
96,501
241,000
18,000
53,000
18,000
10,750
32,750
32,003
Marseilles
Stock at Barcelona
Stock
Total American
/—1 '
871,750
106,000
Total Great Britain stock
Stock at Havre
Columbus 74, Macon 72, Montgomery
Agricultural Bureau
Bureau issued last week its
the 1st of September. We
203,750
Stock at London
days. It has been warm, sultry,
but the crop is being gathered
The thermometer this week
663.000
Liverpool
Stock at
The same kind of
standstill.
1872.
1873.
weather has prevailed at Charleston,
with an unusually’ severe storm one day, from which much
damage is feared. At Augusta the weather has been cold and
dry all the week, with days warm and nights cold ; tho market
rapidly.
notwithstanding tbe stringency
has created a temporary
coarse,
stagnation in trade, but not as much as we might have antici¬
pated had we previously known of the events which have
transpired within the last week. Sales embrace 250 rolls domes¬
tic cloth at 14c., 60 days, aud also 250 rolls in Boston at 134c.,
cash; quotations at the close are 14c. for heavy averages of
domestic, and 134c. for light. Borneo aud Gouripore are offering
in lots at 13£(a)14c.
Bags are quiet and nominal, without auy
sales of moment; quoted at 13^7oCl4c. for light and heavy.
Jute
and jute butts are steady, with few transactions of interest; sales
comprise 400 bales butts at l-|c., cash, and 100 bales do. at 2c.,
cash ; also 200 bales rejections at 2|c., currency.
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 and afloat
are the figurep of
last Saturday, but the totals for Great Britain
are this week’s returns, and consequently brought down to Thurs¬
day evening; hence to make the totahs tlie complete figures for
to night (Sept. 26), we add the item of exports from the United
States, including in it the exports of Friday only for Great Britain,
but for the Continent the exports of the entire week.
50 ■ Oiv ob- r
“
following will
active both here and in Boston,
in the money market.
This, of
1,GOO total March.
have been made during
to exchange
3_lt;c
For March,
17%
100
500 .......17 18-16
3(0
17%
100
18 3-16
600
18%
4,000 total .Jaa.
17 3-32
800.
1*
.
17
5,500
2,600
j
2,700 total Feb.
....
400..
100
2' 0..
700..
16 31-32
3‘X)
1»
>00
2Fo::::
1,300..
16%
16 15-Hi
1,300
16 15-16
17%
18
2<M...,
500
•l'%
...17 3 16
...17 7-32
..11 %
...17 9-32
...17 5-16
...17 9-16
17%
100..
December.
17%
1,200
January.
500..
700
Nov.
.
16 13-16
9,0;
1
15.100 total
bales.
....17%
17 11-32
17%
17 13-82
17 7-16
13,900 total Dec.
17%
ror
For
shipments from Bombay to Europe, and that the total move¬
ment since Jan. 1 shows an increase in shipments of 3,000 bales
compared with the corresponding period of 1872.
Our cable dispatch to-night says that the Bombay crop reports
continue very satisfactory.
Gvnny Bags, Bagging, &o.—Trade in cloth is moderately
February.
' cts.
100
17%
700
17 5-16
For
cts
bales.
cts.
1 -X
20C
.17 19-32
...17%
17 21-82
600....
6,800
1878.]
bales.
cts.
bales.
431
TUB CfiEONICLft
993,000
5,000
hales this yea? ia the week’s
mail this week;
432
THE CHRONICLE
Mississippi.
The following are the receipts of cotton at New
York. Boston
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept, l
| JFifty-four (54)
answers from thirty-nine (39) counties.
Reports from the
portions aie very conflicting in regard 1o the weather, some com¬
plaining of too much, some of too little rain ; caterpillars and boll-wrorms
have nearly everywhere appeared, and while they have done little damage on
some plantations, they have on others cut short the prospects ver}' consider¬
ably ; great fear is expressed that the top crop will be entirely lost, especially
where the plant is backward.
different
’73/
rece’tspromThis
week.
rot and rust are likewise serious, and will materially decrease
the result in many counties, while in others no damage from these sources is
New Orleans..
Texas
reported.
'
Picking commenced on the 1st of September, but will not be general before
last report, most
,
SepKl.j | week. Septq,
250
6,:i3
405
2,703!
657
1,900
1,098
4,339
260
755
872
162'
48
825
....1
1,246
5,517 j
28
58;
Total this year
13,689
.
j
.
112
270
...
* *
261
85
’’‘’!
i
’••
.
We have received
twenty-eight (28)
f
1*'1
noR
...•{'
■
529
7561
rqr
j
1,402
j
b359| 2,389
5190
ports are concerned, these are the
aameexnorts reportedly telegraph,and published in The
Chron¬
icle last Friday, except Galveston, and the
figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back.
With regard to New York
we include the manifests of all vessels cleared
up to Wednesday
night of this week :
bales.
complaints
So far
the Southern
as
Total halos
New York—To
Liverpool, per steamers France, 439.,..Scotia, 612
Samaria, 202 ...Oiiy of Richmond, 1,015
City of Bristol. 577
..City of Brooklyn. H83
3.553
To Havre, per steamer Europe, 500
'590
New Orleans—To Liverpool, per steamer Minnesota, 1.119
.*[ i jpj
San Francisco—To Liverpool, via Panama, per
13
].*’ ‘ {3
,
Total...
The
'
'
particulars of these shipments, arranged in
are as
follows:
.
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
5/190
usual form
our
,
Liverpool.
Havre.
Total.
4, OSS
1,119
500
1,119
'
13
Total
answers to our
•
3C5o
I
240!
...
494
j
00
i
8,116
]•'■
!
...
....
2,599
I
*:::!
1
....
36,656
.
.
2331
!....
j
|
1
370
..
179
BALTIMORE.
1 This ! Since
13
...
usual time.
(26) counties.
;......
4,690
500
5.190
Gold, Exchange and Freights.—Gobi has fluctuated the
past week between 111| and 114|, and the close was 114.
Foreign Exchange market is weak and unsettled. The following
were the last
quotations; Loudon bankers’, long, 104^ 57) 105; short
1051(3)106, and Commercial, 101@103.
Freights closed at
id. by steam and
by sail to Liverpool, 1 1-1 Gc. by steam to
Fla vie, and lc. by steam to Hamburg.
inquiries from twenty-six
The weather since the 15th August, with few exceptions, seems to have had
favorable effect on the plant, though local rains, cool and
cloudy days have
also increased the number of caterpillars and boll worms in a
a
majority of
counties, and many reports complain of great damage from such sources.
No complaints of rot received from this State, and but little
damage from
reported.
Picking was already progressing rapidly in a number of counties, but will
not be general before the 15th inst., and in some cases not before the 1st of Oct.
In comparison with the bad prospects at tin’s time last season, the
majority
of our correspondents seem inclined to think favorably of the yield,
although
our reports are rather conflicting.
3y Telegraph
from Liverpool.—
Liverpool,
September 26.-5 P. M.—The market has ruled steady
to-day, with sales footing up 10,090 bales, including 1,000 bales for export and
speculation. The sales of the week have been 72,000 bales, of which 8,000 dales
were taken for
export and-4,000 bales on speculation. The stock in port is
North Carolina.
We have flfty-two (52) lettors from forty (40) counties. All but three (3)
complain of excessive rains, causing the plant to shed badiy. No complaint of
injury by worms. Considerable complaint of damage from rot and rust.
Picking will be general by 25th September. With frost at the usual time, the
yield will be somewhat less than last year.
South Carolina.
Seventeen (17) counties send in 21 letters. The weather since our last report
has been exceedingly wet, and the complaints are universal, shedding, and
663,000 bales, of which 212,000 bales are American. The stock of cotton at
sea, bound to this port is 254.090 bales, of which 25,000 ball's are Am crican.
Sept. 5.
Sept. 12.
Sept. 19.
Sept .26.
Total sales
107,000
84,000
72,0(10
Sales for export
6.000
8,000
8,000
11,000
Sales on speculation
7,000
15,000
9,000
4,000
Total stock
727,000
...775,000
707,000
663,000
Stock of American
Cl 2.000
233.000
275,000
257,000
Total afloat
...281,000
251.000
273,000
267,000
American afloat
41.000
27,000
25.000
3l,0( 0
The following table will show the daily closing prices of cotton fof the weex
,
...
...
rust having injured the plant materially.
Worms also are reported in most of
the counties heard from, but without doing any serious injury thus far.
The
.
picking has generally begun and will be under full headway at the date we are
writing. The probable yield per acre as compared with last season, should
frost occur at the usual time, is variously estimated by our
correspondents,
but the bulk of the opinions indicate a material reduction on l ist year s
figures.
Georgia.
Eighty (80) letters received from sixty-one (61) counties. The weather has
been of a peculiar character in this State. Some sections complain of drouth,
which stopped the growth of the plant and caused premature
opening of the
bolls; while.in other districts excessive rains were promoting tin* growth to
weed and causing the young bolls to fall uff, favoring at the same time the
increase and ravages of the worm.
Rust seems also to have been quite
general, but no alarming results have followed. The picking has commenced
everywhere, and must be progressing rapidly now. The prospects for a full
yield are not as battering as they were a month ago, and with frost at the
usual time, the product per acre must fall somewhat below last season’s
figures.
..
...
Sat.
Mon.
Price Mid.
Upl’ds. 9 @
9
Orleans. 9%'@....
“
.
European Cot
our
ton
Tues.
Wed.
Thnrs.
(ft...'. 8j£(»9
!)&’<&
9%(&9%
Markets.—I n reference
(??..... 9
87£®9
Fri.
'8j£(r?>
...
..
to
these markets
correspondent in London, writing under the date of Sept. 13,
’
states:
'
r
Liverpool, Sept. 13.—The following
the prices of middling
qualities of cotton, compared with those of last year;
a re
Fair &
/—Ord.&Mid—»
SeaTsland
Florida
Ord.
Florida.
16
It
G.Ord.
Upland... 7
Our reports are
but from three ,3) counties. The army and boll-worm, as
damage. Picking lots generally com¬
menced, and with favorable weather the yield is likely to exceed that of last
as rust
2,5 i 3
Tennessee, &c
Foreign
Alabama.
well
Since
Total last year.
18.272
45,752;
3,406
292
7,482
1,210; i -1,932; 2,585
58hipping News.—The exports of cotton from the United
States
the past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached
Thirty-one (31) letters received from twenty-four (24) counties. The weather
in this State has been generally warm and dry, and its effects are
represented as
having been rather favorable. Xo worms, neither rot or rust are complained
of; the only cause of dissatisfaction be;ng the shedding of young bolls and
forms, reducing the prospects of the top crop. Picking commenced, and will
be general by the 20th inst.
Yield expected to be about equal to las: year’s,
rust
This
week.
121
10,735;
North’rn Ports
A rkansas.
From nineteen (19) counties we have received twenty-nine (29) answers.
The weather has been dry and warm, and has caused the crop to mature
rapidly, though some few complaints are made in the uplands that the dry
weather has caused shedding. Very little or no damage has been done.by
either worms, rust or rot. Picking will be generally commenced between
15tli and 20th inst. Six (6) counties report an average increase over last
year’s
crop of eleven (11) per cent. Five o5) counties report same yield, and eight
)8) counties report an average decrease of ten (10) per cent, making the general
average about the same as last year.
Tennessee.
at
This
Since
week. Sept.l.
....
Virginia
being from comities bordering on the Gulf.
We have much complaint of damage by army and boll-worms, but little
damage from rot or rust. Picking is reported fully three (3> weeks later thair
last year, and not expected to be general before Sept. 12.
With frost at the
ustial time, the yield will probably be as great or greater than last Reason.
with frost
j
PHILADELP’ia
3,685!
..
Texas.
our
BOSTON.
7,083!
5,371
Florida
S’th Carolina.
NT’til Carolina.
forty-eight (43) counties. The general char¬
of the weattier has been favorab.e since
Sept. 1.
1,559
Mobile
Louisiana.
From twenty-two (22) Parishes we have received thirty (30) answers. Thir¬
teen (13) report too much rain, and nine (9) dry and more favorable weather.
The caterpillars, which are reported in large numbers throughout the Si ate,
have already done considerable damage, and still continue their devastation.
Rot and rust have also injured the crops to some extent, especially in those
parishes which report rainy weather. Picking has generally commenced.
Only one (1) Parish (Union) reports a greater yield than! st year, while all the
others report a shorter crop.
acter
Since
2,090
Savannah
the middle of the month.
Our answers lead us to believe that under the most favorable circumstances,
late frost, *fcc., the yield will hardly compare with last year's, and that with
unseasonable weather and further depredations from worms, &c., the result
will be materially curtailed.
A
1
NEW YORK.
Complaints of
I ‘Fifty (50) letters received from
[September 27, 1873
Mobile.... 7
N.O& Tex 7
and rot, have done some
'
19
17
L.Mid.
22
19
Mid.
C8
77.'
‘
8 9 16
8 9-16
9
9
Q 1/
o, it
8%
9X
,
8
g’d fair—*
,-Good«fc,—Samedatel872Fine.—*
Mid. Fair. Good
24
20
30
22
42
27
25
21
19
G.Mid. Mid. F. Mid. G.Mid.
10
9 15-16
9X
10%
9vr
10
9;t
10%
,
10
10%
40
30
M.F.
10%
10 5-16 10%
H%
10%
season.
The exports of cotton this week from New York
decrease as compared with last week, the total
show
a
BREAD STUFFS.
reaching 4,058
Friday P. M., Sept.
bales, against 5,1G9 bales last week. Below we give our usual
table showing the exports of cotton from New York';
The panic
WEEK ENDING
Same
BXPORTED TO
time
to
!
!
1
Aug.
Sept.
-jsC
10.
!
Sept.
Sept.
17.
2U
prev.
date.
year.
3,603
7.0:1
5,139
3.558
20,407
20,166
3.603
3,603
7,071
5,139
3,558
20,407
20,166
500
502
78
500
502
7S
Other British Ports.
Total to Gt. Britain
Havre
Other French ports.
Total Frencli.
1
....
i
45
1
Bremen and Hanover.
1
Hamburg
....
Other ports
....
Total to N.
Europe.
....
pain. OportoA Gi bral tar&c
Spain, Ac.
Grand Total...
•
•
•
*
*
*
*
.
....
ill others
Total
•
...
....
|
3.603 i
....
7.073
.
.
.
•
....
5.139
|
....
4,058
....
20.909
....
20.214
in financial circles lias, through its effect upon the
and the market for exchange, had a depress¬
ing influence upon breadstuffs. The trade in flour has been
brought almost to a stand-still, and there has been a gradual
decline in prices, which is for the week fully 25c. per bbl. in
the common and medium grades, while shipping extras have
fallen off even more.
On Wednesday some small lines of extra
State sold at $6 70, but yesterday they could not be moved at
over $G 50, with free sellers at
$6 G5@G 75. To-day, there was
very, little doing, and there was some weakness in prices of
medium grades.
Wheat has been also depressed.
The receipts have been large,
and there is a large quantity on the canal.
But of' the receipts a
large proportion were sold previous to arrival, and did not come
directly upon the market. Nevertheless a material decline took
place, On Wednesday No. 2 Chicago sold at $1 41(5)1 42, and
No. 1 do $1 47, with No. 2 Milwaukee quoted at $1 44@1 45.
But yesterday, with ocean freights lower, there was some recov¬
ery, closing at $1 42@1 43 for No. 2 Chicago and $1 48 fordo
Milwaukee, and a good business in amber winter for export at
supplies of
Exports ol <)ottoii(bale*) from New York Mince Nept.l, 1 8? 3
•
26. 1873.
currency
panic at Milwau¬
was closed,
cash, and $1 02,
seller October. There was, as a result, a material falling off in
receipts. To-day, there was a limited business at $1 40@1 47 for
No 2 spring. Transactions were wholly suspended at Chicago.
Indian corn has declined materially, though in moderate supply,
present and prospective. The semi-suspended condition of the
banks has checked the local trade, and the difficulty experienced
in negotiating exchange, as well as the low rates current, have
64@1 07. The financial disorders caused a
kee and Chicago; at the former city the Exchange
and at the latter there were sales of No. 2 at 95c
$1
Yesterday, prime sail mixed sold at 64®
64£c, and good steamer mixed at 63c. The receipts are now con¬
siderably reduced at all points. To-day, the market was firmer at
64@65c for prime mixed, but the business not active.
Rye has remained inactive and nominal. Barley shows some
signs of opening the market for the season, with four rowed
State $1 42@1 45 ; No. 2 Western $1 35@1 40; Canada West
embarrassed shippers.
and two-rowed State and No. 3 Western $1 10(2)1 25.
Oats have been scarce ; several loads of No. 2 Chicago in store
have been closed out at 49@49|c., and new oats have been scarce
at 51@54c. for mixed and white.
To-day the market was steady.
$1 45(2)1 50,
closing quotations :
The following are
$bbl. $4 00® 4 75
2
Wheat—No.3
West- 5 25© 5 o5
'.. 6 40© 6 75
Wheat
extras
do double extras
do winter wheat extras
and double extras
City shipping extras. ...
City trade and family
brands
Southern bakers1
6 30© 6 70
7 00® 8 50
7 00®10 25
spring,bush.f 1 34® 1 37
No. 2 spring
No. 1 spring
Red Western
,..•*••••
Extra State, &c
Western Spring
Grain.
Flour.
Superfine State and
1 40® 1
1 48® 1
1 60® 1
1 64© 1
Amber do
White
Corn-Western mixed
White Western
Yellow Western
6 75© 7 00
Southern, white
Rye
8 50®10 00
Oats—Black
and fa
Sept. 6,’73
Aug. 31,’73
Aug. 24,’73
Sept. 21, ’72
.
*
Estimated.
Supply of Grain,
including the stocks in
principal points of accumulation at lake and
in transit on the lakes, the New York canals, and
Sept. 20,1873:
The Visible
granary at the
seaboard ports,
by rail,
was
bush.
bush.
29,233
2,345,429
490,875
21,800
36,000
205,000
5,330,087
885,882
153,795
392,560
98.884
108,278
15,679
125,000
80,000
35,000
bush.
In store at New York
In store at Albany
Instore at Buffalo
In «t.ore at Chicago.
In store at Milwaukee*
In store at Duluth
In store at Toledo
In store at Detroit
Tn store at Oswego
In store at St. Louis
In store at Boston
In store at Toronto
In store at Montreal
In store at Philadelphia
In store at Baltimore
Lake Shipments
Rail shipments for week
\mount on New York canals
Total
Total in store & in transit
“
“
“
1 65© 1 85
44
44
“
“
410.421
327,554
...
1,019,201
bush.
3,443
26,200
23,923
415,776
7,697
76,000
53,000
688,000
86,546
285,109
Barley.
Oats,
Corn,
Wheat,
“
63®
65
65®
66
65® 65^
....
5,312
5.474
20,000
33,819
179,184
87,472
3,762
119.807
276,740
186,242
150
531,706
52,690
127,285
5,692
190,000
185,000
80,000
15,000
2,791,499
602,246
813,309
318,698
107,374
423,358
46,003
111,392
30,000
10,290,208
Sept.21,’72.. 4,920,203
9,800
15,000
3,500,000 1,100,000
Sept. 13, ’73.8,358.144
Sept. 6,’73.7,930,822
Aug. 30,’73. 6,349,363
Aug. 23,’73 4,381,857
Aug. 16, ’73. 2,979,694
2,042
16,759
435,885
80,000
....
527
5,071
723,782
12,584,111 2,6S2.519
12,430,985 2,554,442
13,264,388 2,898,892
12,041,492 3,168,962
9,841.354 2,987,114
10,114,896 2,927,277
14,452,165 5,243,121
476,940
355,236
207,839
144,138
119,360
1,210,815
♦Estimated.
@
90®
97
50®
52
52®
54
GROCERIES.
,..©
9 00®10 25 j
7 25®
25® 88 25
25 'J■ Barley—Western
Southern shipp’g extras.. 7
Canada West
Rye flour, superfine
5 20® 5 80
State
3 15® 3 50
3 85© 4 00
30,626
458,842
9,300
204,538 1,627,698 1,684,827
421,490
4,090
60,121
198,332 1,062,690 2,815,690
5,250 40.900
322.583
186.802
708,350 1,658.073
442;685
7,099 11,688
184,729
784,932 2,031,333
551,913.'
64,797
9,324
191,015 1,007,675 1,712,015
Total Jan. 1 to date. .6,360,908 26,355,325 36,858,754 16,545,635 1,258.048 796,007
Do. same time 1872 .5,203,363 11,220,816 55,408,271 16,418,790 1,429,049 462,754
l)r> same time 1871... 6,207,838 25,453,447 32,304,101 12,994,062
549,030 648,249
Previous week
48
52
62
68
Chicago mixed
White Western, &c
mily brands
Commeal—Western, Ac.
Corn meal—-Br1 wine, &c.
433
THE CHRONICLE
1873.]
September 27,
1 20® 1 40
1 40® 1 50
1 10® 1 45
95® 1 30
Peas—Canada
Friday Evening.
Sept. 26, 1873.
The transactions have been restricted to the wants
trade, and
are
not heavy in the aggregate.
of the home
The monetary dis¬
general movement, and
The movement in breadstuffs at this market has been as follows.
buyers for distribution have only operated as their requirements
-EXPORTS PROM NEW YORK.
-RECEIPTS AT NEW YORK.—
became
—1873.
1872.
pressing. Values have been pretty steadily held,
1873.
Same
For the
Since time Jan. For the
Since For the
Since
although
raw sugars have lost -&c., and farther concessions would
week.
Jan. 1.
1, 1872. week.
Jan. 1. week.
Jan. 1.
be
necessary to cause any activity in the demand.
Tea con¬
93,120 2,327,483 1,864.940 36,859 1,060,712
Flour, bbls.
29,969
755,660
C. meal, “
3,469
3,976
139,414
140,354 tinues to sell moderately, and the previously quoted prices are
175,666
141,728
4,022
Wheat, bus.l,717,064 16,939,500 7,182,6851,110,825 12,844,227 431,057
7,549,366
Corn.
632,879 17,304,836 30,347,655 281,421 10,973,512 1,035,259 19,847,299 well maintained. Coffee is rather quiet, but remains at former
Rye,
“
34,623
713,535
376,013 36,327 674,743
....
670.608
....
Barley,&C..
36,425
845,373 1,781,558
40,040
....
22,659 figures, and is steady. Other goods are not essentially changed.
Oats
122,708 8,306,295 9,610,122
3,135
30,202
28,624
1,200
TEA.
The following tables show the Grain in sight and the move¬
The demand for invoices has been fairly active, and considerable sales have
ment of Breadstuffs to the latest mail dates :
been effected on a basis of last week’s prices, and in some instances at a shade
RECEIPTS AT LAKE AND RIVER PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING better rates. As was noted in our last, the demand has run largely upon old
SEPT. 20, AND FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 20,
Japans, although thero have also been some good sized lots of new Japans
Corn.
Oats.
Barley
Flonr.
Wheat
Rye. .moved. Greens have sold with more freedom than was noted in our last, and
bush.
bush.
bush.
bush.
bush.
bbls.
both new and old are held at pretty full figures. There have beon a few sales
(56 lbs.) (32lbs.) (4Rlbs.) (56 lbs.)
(196 lbs.> (60lbs.)
of Oolongs at steady figures, and the market is rather favoring sellers on the
271,312
50,631
1,149,596 341,274
36.768 1,348,765
Chicago...
13,640 best goods. Sales of lines continue on a fairly liberal scale, although the
13,550
23,350
45,371
Milwaukee
19,860 1,374,466
8,240
1,250 demand from the interior has been restricted somewhat by the monetary strin¬
237,956 132,460
355,791
Toledo
33,999
9,841
11,433
11,171
Detroit
91,564
14,726
gency. We hear of sales of 5,300 half chests Japan, and 1,000 do. Green.
5,200
33,850
33,900
Cleveland
53,500
*5,275
x
>
,
turbances have been unfavorable for any
,
.
.
Duluth
Oorresp’Lg41week,’72. 122,680
’71. 136,674
44
’70. 135,632
44
’69. 142,809
44
’68. 175,250
Total Aug. 1 to date... 814,081
Same time 1872-73
660,746
Same time 1871-72
1,073,811
Same time 187J-71
952,991
*
65,027
53,903
15,783
168,778
149.531
136,179
Total
Previous week
66,495
260,152
82,403
6,500
St. Louis....
3.653.016 1.412,618
605,852 395,459
81,304
642.999 319,434
83,318
3,091,260 1,773,312
652,847 434,655
77,951
1.749,008 1,627,523
179,211
2,375,787 1,163,513 1,065,744 490,068
64,195
508,036
570,051 464,105
1,341,459
74,486
1,009,306 1,091,261
603,601 126,714
1 803,743
527,481
844,112 157,290
90,761
481,603
18,854,338 15.222,594 5,006,121 1,143,691
10,958,444 15,944,235 4,664,195 1,433,008 355,747
14,473,647 10.94’,605 8,902,381 2.131,782 1,087,622
10,721,172 4,748,914 6,204,916 2,000,955 453,915
Flour and Grain
from the ports of Chicago,
Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis and Duluth,
the week ending Sept. 20, 1873, and from January 1 to
for
Sept. 20:
Flonr,
Week ending—
bbls.
Sept 20, 1873
167,059
S«pt. 13, 1873
166,316
Corresp’ng week 1872 113,089
Corresp’g week 1871. 139,134
Corresp’g week 1870. 871,103
Corresn’g
„ week 1869.
76,431
Total Jan. 1 to date. 4,397,632
Same time
e 1872....
2,836,104
Same time 1871.... 3,063,492
Same time 1870...
2,778,625
‘
m
i
“
’
Wheat,,
Corn,
Oats,
Barley,
bush.
Rye
bush.
bush.
bush.
bush
3,393.745 1,132,007
4,334,426 1,174.175
1,206,675 2,283,024
2,018.551 1,390,114
482,647
817,224
828.580
611,438
1,236,147
499,531
1,040,960
530,732
3*7,760
579.580
157,395
106,962
326,233
477,677
310,977
8,869
u
37,137,342 36,376,251 16.279,512 l,95l’.104
15,991,313 53,742,620 13,819,244 1,835,721
26,255,811 40,575,038 11,481,418 1,864,713
267105,507 16,260,430 87523,916 1 Jll’,671
48,455
88,879
23,347
60,-124
52,445
44.870
984 275
820,839
f)g7 504
1,205^535
RECEIPTS of flour and grain at seaboard ports for the
9
At
SEPT.
20, AND
Flour,
Wheat,
bbls.
bush.
1,696,003
83,640
1,500
Montreal.
..
24,781
548,341
140,800
113,500
.
.
19,737
269,875
....
2,583,784
imports the past week.
following table shows the direct Imports of
Ports from January 1 to date, in 1873 and 1S72, and
The
Estimated.
SSIPMENTS of
No direct
FROM JAN.
Corn,
1
TO
SEPT.
bush.
Oats,
Barley,
bush.
702,570
105,410
11,500
50,400
107,600
53,000
145,555
120,095
bush.
500
20.
Rye,
bush.
11,975
1,400
5,800
1,500
600
18,000
500
18,660
56,400
32,800
31,837
1,049,140
392,467
21,400
6,400
.
..
19,475
Sept. 1,1873:
Green.
Black.
Tea into the Atlantic
the stocK in New York
m
,
Total.
T
Japan.
9,312,920
36,015,758
38,566,363
1, 1873... 7,219,097
3,272,804
1,234,128
11,726,029
San Francisco from Jan. 1 to Sept. 1, were 477,330 lbs. of China
January 1 to date,
1873...lbs. 13,265,199
14,602,841
Same time in 1872.
Stock in N.Y. Sept.
13,437,639
15,617,579
8,345,943
Imports at
1,836,625 lbs. of Japan tea.
and
COFFEE.
during the past week has been a little less active, and the
arrivals of different grades have gone into stock to some extent, increas¬
The demand
small
ing the offerings from what they were at the time we last wrote. There is
still a light supply, alike of India and Rio grades, as will be seen by onr
report of the stocks below. Prices rule firm, and the influences bearing upon
the market arc all, with the exception of the financial situation, very favorable
for a full and steady maintenance of values. The stringency of money and
other financial disturbances have restricted the sales of coffee as of other com¬
modities, and tend to make holders more desirous to sell where there is secu¬
rity for payment. The transactions have been upon a basis of previens quot¬
ations, which we repeat. The sales have been 2,041 Rio ex “ "Westphalia,”
2‘147 do. ex “Mary Lehman,” 3,513 ex “Megunticook.”
Imports of Rio have included 6.019bags per “Merrimack,” 5.600 per “Marl¬
borough,” 3,867 per “N. B. Palmer,” 2,147 per “ Marie Lehman.”
The stock of Rio Sept. 25, and the imports since Jan. 1, 1873, reported by
Messrs. Wm. Scott & Sons, were as follows:
Phila* BaltiNew GalvesNew
MoYork, delphia. more, bile, <fec. Orleans, ton. Total.
Bags.
Stock, Sept. 25, 1873.. 22,126
....
21,392
7,070
50,588
Same date 1872
73,824
Impts since Jan. 1’73 460,218
Same time 1872
424,104
....
23,218
3,000 264,735
4,042
235,100
18,378
....
28,582 113,315
40,217 83,867
6,000 121,420
24.392 *902,066
8,212 795,542
♦Includingat Boston 7,824 bags.
The stock of other sorts of coffee at New York, Sept. 25, were
Java & Singa¬
pore. '
Gov.Bgs. Mats.
16,363
Stock Sept. 25. 1873...
7,187 149,320
Same time 1872.".
La- ’
follows1
Other
lon.
Mara¬
caibo.
guayra-
sorts.
Total.
Bags.
Bags.
Bags.
Bags.
6,628
1,701
12,033
Bags.
2,695
49,575
Cey¬
163
7,601
831
16,126
434
THE
CHRONICLE
SUGAR.
THE
The dullness of
general trade and stringency in money have been adverse to
a good trade in sugar, and
the demand for raws during the past week has been
on a reduced scale.
Prices ior refined goods were ofl' a fraction, and their sale
was somewhat slow; hence refiners have not shown so much
disposition to
purchase freely as they did at the time we last wrote. The market for raw
sugars becoming less active, there was a steady accumulation of stock, and
holders showed a disposition early in the week to yield a fraction in buyers’
favor. A concession of >«c. was made in quotations, but to effect sales readily
a still greater reduction would be necessary.
Grocery grades have been taken
out in moderate amounts, but fail to show important activity. The general
range of quotations will be found to be >£c. lower both on raws and refined,
and the market for raw closes easy at that decline. The transactions have
been 3,265 hhds Cuba TA©8%c., 1,000 boxes Centrifugal 8^©8j*c., 35 hhdsvPorto Rico 8>£c.
The stock of sugar reported by Messrs. Wait, Creighton & Morrison, Sept.
and the imports at leading ports, from Jau. 1 to Sept. 1, were as follows :
Stock in New York, Sept. 25, 1873.
same date 1872..
t*
ti
tt
1871..
ti
<«.
<1
1870..
tfc
Hhds.
Boxes.
Baqs,&c.
Melado.
59,039
86,626
89,025
101,623
306,282
103,689
329,411
471,185
551,292
4,055
3,820
60,938
55,959
04,430
Imports at New York, Jan. 1 to 8ept. 1,1873 398,698
1872 334,730
1873
Boston,
“
52,339
241,726
300,132
u
ti
ti
_
tt
u
ti
»
tt
a
i t
u
t i
Philadelphia,
i t
Baltimore,
ti
it
1872
1873
1872
1*78
1872
i
*
<
•
There has been
It
«
•
>
•
•
68,573
56,202
34,081
100,028
40.725
92,919
42,064
to
seems
be
.
......
6.656
22,450
33,060
require¬
ments of the trade.
Boilers have greatly reduced their consumption, and the
demand for grades suited to their use is light. There have been a few small
sales of such, but nothing important has transpired. The supply of bciling
qualities remains unusually light, and would be speedily exhausted by a trade
of any magnitude; but in the present condition of affairs it will probably be
sufficient to bridge over the trado until the arrivals become more liberal. The
demand for trade qualities is only moderate, and is met freely at about former
rates. Domestic, though iu light stock, is not quite so high as it was a few
weeks ago, the remaining supply being below the choicest grades. The
transactions of the week include 62 hhds Porto Rico in lots, 75 bbls
New
Orleans at 70@,90c.
1 to
Sept. 1,
were as
Stock, Sept. 25,1873
“
same
121
date 1S72
1,639
The total imports at New York from Jan.
same time 1872.
•gainst 105,211 hhds. in the
WHOLESALE
Total
hhds.
hhds.
1,059
361
4,074
1,745
1 to Sept. 1,1873,
PRICES
250
CURRENT.
Ten.
Hyson, Common to fair
do
do
40
Superior to Jloo,...
Ex. fine’to f-rest.
Young Hyson, Com. to lulr.
do
Super.tonne.
do
27
45
Ex.finetofinest
85
Gunpowder Com to fair....
do
Sup. to fine..
45
55
do
Ex. fineto finest.
do
80
Sun. to line
Extra fine to finest
| Dyson Sk. & T\v. C. to fair.
50
65
18
25
30
80
50
65
25
35
70
22
40
do
do
Sup.to fine.
do
do
Ex.l.tofin'st
Uncob Japan, Com. to lair..
no
Sup’r to line...
do
Ex. f.to finest.
I Oolong, Common to lair....
@70
@120
@ 40
@ 60
@ 85
85
Imperial, Com. to fair....
do
@ 42
@
5
@ 85
@ 38
@65
@1 20
@ 50
45
60
do
I
Superior to fine....
Ex fine to finest....
do
Souc. & Cong., Com. to fair.
.
{
Sup’r to fine.
do
I
do
Ex. f. to finest.
22
28
35
4.7
60
@ 1(0
@ 82
© 65
©1 20
@
30
@
@
55
99
Coffee.
Rio Prime
do good
do fair
do ordinary
gold. 22&@23
i Native Ceylon
gold. 22J<@S2>£ I Maracaibo
gold. 21 £@22
, Laguayra
gold. 21 @21 ]4 St Domingo.
gold. 24J4@25
! .lamalca
Java,bags
Java mats
gold. 25
gold. 22
gold. 22
@23
© 23
gold. 20 © 20J4
..gold, 21 @22
gold. ...@
I Mocha
@26
© 23
go;d. ‘22
Sngar.
Cuba,Inf.to
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jo
com. reSmng...
_
..
fair to
good refining...
8K
prime..fair to good grocery.... 8)4© BA
pr. to choice grocery... ?%© SK
centrltugal,hhds. & bxs. S%© 9%
Melado
molasses..
4
Hav’a, Box,D. S. Nos. 7
-
@
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
to
10 to
13 to
16 to
19 to
,
t
Havana, Box, white
..
Porto Hlco.refininggrades...
do
grocery grades
6%@ 8
7
ti
White Sugars, A
@ 6
7
I
9^©-ll
7 © SA
8A@ S
Braxll, hags
Manila, bags
6^@ 7%
@7%
9.
12
15,
18
20
|
do
do
B
do
do
extra C
Yellow sugars
Crushed
@
at,
7%
'
10X@10y0
9
11
9-X 1 Powdered
9*^10* i Granulated
@io
A®
©11 >4
©11>j
10%@10% I
iflolaftfie*.
The range of prices in first
Domestic Woolen Goods.—The market is
9O,2S0 hhds
were
distributive
consumptive wants of
hands has been fully
maintained, but with jobbers some disposition to force sales of
the production.
Other goods are in moderate request at unchanged
prices,
N. O.
bbls.
1,814
7,503
effecting exchange
the
the trade.
English
Islands.
not
and sales have been restricted to the actual
follows:
P. Rico.
hhds.
paat
during the week, the pressing needs of buyers iu the interior
having been supplied from previous purchases, while the finan¬
cial panic has also had the effect of making buyers more
cautious,
Sept. 25, and total imports frdm Jan-
Cuba.
hhds.
during the
of affairs in Wall street
Domestic Cotton Goods.—The demand has been less active
sufficient stock here to meet all the
The stock of molasses at New York,
progress
already drawn sucli liberal supplies that the panic comes
too late to spoil the fall business for this
year, although it
may
materially restrict transactions during the later months, when a
good sorting up trade was expected. The sales thus far have
been liberal, and the prices realized on nearly all lines have
been
so far remunerative as to
compensate in a great measure for the
unsatisfactory results of the two previous seasons. There is a
large indebtedness on the part of the country merchants to this
market just now, and some fears are entertained for the
safety of
collections which should be coming in largely during
the next
thirty days. Some of our largest dry goods houses ‘have asked
their customers to ship currency instead of
exchange, to relieve
the city banks, and if this request be granted it will
prove bene¬
ficial to the trade in a very marked degree.
supply of all grades continues limited, but in view of the falling off in
the demand there
n
trade
MOLASSES.
The
Friday, P. M., Sept, 26,
1873.
jobbing trade in
country is acting as a check upon further operations
The season has so far advanced, however, and the
.691.187
58,724
was
with
7,002
1,153
574.222
fair
expected that the monetary disturbances would have
much effect upon trade in this branch, but as the
panic continues
and becomes more wide-spread, the
difficulty in
958,606
0,S94
24,969
18,254
22,012
a
DRY GOODS TRADE.
week, despite the unfavoiable condith
25,
86,398
[September 27,1873,
strong
on
the finer
grades of woolens, and jobbers continue to purchase fairly of
popular styles of fancy cassimeres which are needed for current
consumption. Cloths and doeskins sell moderately, and are held
at very full prices.
Overcoatings are in fair request, and are not
essentially changed from our last report.
Flannels continue
active with full prices ruling, and the tendency
steadily toward
better rates, especially in the finer grades,
This has been evi¬
dent from the irregularities in prices on cotton fabrics which
No very liberal concessions are offered, but a
have occurred.
slight shading from the earlier rates has been effected in favor of
buyers. Standard and fine brown and bleached goods remain
pretty firm, and the concessions, so far as they have been made,
are chiefly on the
lower grades of goods. Canton flannels con.
tinue to sell fairly and stocks are very much reduced. Prints
are jobbing well, but the stock of desirable styles isso far reduced
that buyers are forced to depend largely upon their orders which
are placed ahead.
There has been a good inquiry for worsted
dress goods, with strong prices ruling.
Foreign Goods.—There is a fair jobbing trade in progress,
but sales from first hands are restricted by the financial troubles,
which render jobbers cautious about, extending their credits,
There was a spirited demand for worsted dress fabrics of British
manufacture, and sales were restricted only by the existing short
supply. Heavy makes of-twilled mixed worsted textures, similar
to those used for men’s wear during the late summer, also sold
readily for polonaises and are scarce, as are various styles of soft
finished imitation camels’ hair cloths.
Plain French textures,
including cloth shades of cashmeres, merinos, satines and em¬
press cloths, were distributed in liberal amounts.
Deal camels’
English Islands
©50
hair cloths, melanges, Indiana cloths, wool, and wool and cotton
Spices.
25 @ 2~)A i Pepper, In bond
Cassia, in cases...gold f lb
diagonals, and self-colored stripes continued in favor, and were
(gold) ....©
25 @ 25>£ j
do
Cassia, iu mats—
do Suma rn & Singapore 22!^@ 23
12
freely taken by first-class retailers, but are too high-priced for
Ginger,Race and Af (gold)
| Pimento, .Jamaica... (gold) ll£@
Mae.c
do
do
do
©1 3J
iu bond
6 @
6A
the popular trade.
! 00©1 02K,
Black alpacas, pure mohairs and brilliantines
Nutmegs, casks
Cloves
do
31 04
do
case Penang
I 00@ 102 1
do
in bond.... do
,...@
were in good request, and are held very firmly by the importers,
1 Cloveoteimi
do
13 @
who are unable to duplicate their early purchases abroad unless
Rice.
Rangoon dregse 1. gold in bond 2Y$ 3 | Carolina
8^@ 9A
at a considerable advance in price, owing to the high cost of
Fruit* and Nut*.
lustre wools, which are in great demand by the manufacturers of
African Peanuts
RaUlne,Seedless, nw * frail. 5 oo@
@
do
Layer, new, * box. 2 75©
Filberts, Sicily
@ UA
both England and America. Black Henrietta and Coburg cloths,
do
Sultana,^ ft
13 & 13*4
do
Barcelona
@ 12
do
Valencia,^ ft
Walnuts’ Bordeaux
8 @
@ id
10
merino, cashmeres, &c., were in steady demand, and are, in
do
Loose Muscatels....3 75 ©1 10
Macaroni, Italian
10 @ 11
connection with all desirable dress fabrics, realizing a fair pr°ht
DOMESTIC DRIED FRUIT8.
ft.
.©
Carrants, new
6
Citron,Leghornl(new)
36X«[
Apples, State.
8 @
# lb.
to all concerned, in striking contrast to the condition of the
934
do
sliced
9 @
prunes, French
@
934
market a year ago, when so many fabrics were selling at less
no
'Western.
Prunes, Turkish
@ i:V
7 @
734
do
Dates.
7 @
9
734
Southern, quarters
5 ©
than importation cost.'
.
do
sliced
ft.
9 @ 15
Figs/Smyrna.
8X©
9K
Silk Goods have been moderately active, but buyers continu
do
Canton Ginger, case
sliced, fancy
7 59 ©
@
A’monds, Languedoc
21 © 21A Peaches, pared new.
17 @ 19 ’
very careful in their selection of colored dress silks and millinery
do
do
20K@ 2)
Tarragona
unpared,qrs.& hive
5>e
silks. Velvets, in a very few choice shades, have done well,» n
20 © 2UX • Blackberries
do
Ivica
13 @ 11
do
Cherries, pitted
23 @ 30
Sicily,soft shell., ....©
there is still a large surplus of undesirable colors in the marke .
do
Pecan Nuis
Shelled, Slejly... 33 @ 06
& ft
...©
New Orleans new.
Porto Iiicof
Cuba Muscovado
V gall, 55
80
29
@88
@60
@40
Cuba Clayed
Cuba centrifugal.....
.....
23
@85
is
25
@22
.
.
..
.
....
....
....
..
>
.
....
,
do
paper shell
Sardines, * hi. box
gold.
Sardine*, ♦ qr box...*gold.
IttftEllNat*, new
....
24*4©
25
14
6
15
0
0
....
.
.
1
....©
Hickory Nats
tt bush.
,
...
j Chestnuts
Peanuts, Va.K’dto inoy otti
ex 1
do Wll.,s’dtob©«t ao .
.
f1
@
.
£0
.
25
%2'ii
articles of domes
1 which even the auctioneers find difficthose
ult to ofmove.
leading jobbers.
vVe
annex
manufacture
a
our
particulars of leading
prices q^mted being
few
September 27,
1373.]
and
36
36
Agawam F...
Albion A ...
Atlantic A...
36
37
£ h.:: 37
t: 8
36
30
36
Augusta......
Bedford R...
Boott FF
do S
do W
....
Orchard
.36
BB. 33
C. 36
W. 30
LaconiaB.... 37
do
S.... 36
do
O.... 39
Lawrence A.. 36
do
D.. 36
J.. 36
do
LL. 36
do
do
S.. 36
do
Y.. 36
Nashua E ... 40
O.... 33
do
do
R.... 36
W... 48
Pepperell.... 7-4
8-4
9-4
....IQ-4
,...11-4
....12-4
36
Utica
do
48
do
?8
do Non,.... 40
-
....
....
...
...
.....
..
13
11
5-4
do
11*
8*
Arkwri1 tWT 36
Brills.
Brown
13
14
12
13*
Laconia
Lyman II
9
10
Pepperell
11
Stark A
11*
13*
14
13
Prints.
19
11
9*
11*
11*
10*
American
Amoskeag
13
10
Bristol Pinks
Cocheco L
11
9* Garner & Co
12* Gloucester
do mourning
11
11
10*
Hamilton
11
11
Hartel fancies..
Manchester
11
Merrimac D fey.... 11
do W pk and pur. 13
12*
**/»
11*
..
12*
14*
11
10
12
do
10*
Shirtings
Pacific Mills
Richmond’s
Simpson mourning.
14*
12
11
11
10*
do white grades. 10*
11
Sprague’s fan
12*
10
27*
Bomestic
30
Ging¬
hams.
32*
37*
42*
47*
16*
27*
32*
Amoskeag
14
Bates
Caledonia
14
12*
Glasgow
12*
12*
12*
Gloucester
Hartford
Jefferson
19
Namaske
9*
14
13*
Peabody
12
Renfrew
Union
White Manuf’g
14
12*
Lancaster.."
Co. 13*
9*
Woodbrook
16-16*
36
gin L
45
50
23
19
19
25
.
Bl’ched Sheetings
and Shirtings.
15*
Amoskeag.A36
17
do
42
18*
do
46
Androscog¬
19
18
Wamsutta. 9-8
do OHH
36
doOXX.. 36
28
..48
do
do
do
do
do
11*
12*
Augusta.....
Head.7-8
do
13
7*
Indian
do
do
do
27*
42*
12
Y.... 33
Z....36
A
9
Appleton
do
do
Ind’n
10
12*
16*
DwightX.... 30
do
do Nonp 36
do ex hvy 36
do
5-4
do
8-4
do
9-4
do. .... 10-4
40
43
36
Cabot A
Conestoga D.
35
16*
Utica
Width. Trice
12*
Adriatic......
Tickings.
17
29
36
15* Amosk’g ACA.
Auburn
23
..A
do
12
Bartletts... 31
20
.
B
do
33
13*
do
18
.
C
do
36
14*
do
16
.D
do
36
17*
Bay Mills ..
23
Cordis A A A.. 32
19
45
Bates
23
No. 2.
do
do
B.B. 36
15*
20
No. 3.
do
13
Ballou&Son 36
18
No. 4.
do
Blackstone
16
No. 5
do
AA
14*14
No. 6
do
36
Boott B...
14*
13
No. 7
do
do C... 33
12*
12-14
9
Easton
28
do R...
20
17
Hamilton reg.
42
do W..
16
D..
do
19
E mwood
36
36
30
Lewiston A..
Fruit of the
27*
Loom
36
16* Minnehaha.... *
16
12
1 Omega C
Grit Falls A 32
....
....
.
.
.
....
11*
15*
10*
M 33
do
do
do
Q, 36
S. 31
Lonsdale.. 36
do
do
do
do
do
...
...
...
...
...
Pequot....
6-4
7-4
8-4
9-4
.10-4
.
.
.
.
.11-4
.
5-4
9..
do
do
do
do
do
22*
do Cambric 36
N. Y. Mills 36
Peuperell.
Checks.
Caledonia, No.8..
16
.
20
25
30
10..
50..
80..
90..
Park, No. 60..
32*
37*
42*
70..
80..
90..
100..
do
do
do
do
47*
21
IMPORTATIONS OF
The
16
18
20
22
24
25
15
16*
18
20
22
Benlms.
25
19
12
22
14
| Amoskeag
do
B...
Boston
Beaver Cr, AA
Chester D’k B
Columb’n h’vy
24
blue
14*
Haymaker....,
15
23
21
Oak Grove
Otis AXA
do BB
Warren AXA..
York
23
25
Corset Jeans.
Amoskeag
12*
Andro'scog’n sat
14*
River..
Hallowell Imp
10
Canoe
12*
11*
Ind. Orch.Imp
Laconia
12*
14*
13*
Naumkeageat.
Pequot
12*
Suffolk
Cambrics.
Glazed
7*
i Arcadia
Garner
7
Pequot
7*
7*
Portland
Red Cross
Smitbfield...
..
72
72
& Co
Clark’s,Geo. A.
Willimantic, 3
cord
do 6 cord.
Samosset
Green & Dan¬
iels
50
Orr&McNaught
Holyoke
75
35
72
72
40
42*
Sterling
Bags.
32
32
32
33
34
37
33
40
37
55
American
Amoskeag
Great P’alls A.
50
50
50
50
00
00
50
00
50
CO
Ludlow AA....
Lewiston
Ontario A
Powhattan A..
do
B..
Stark A
do C 3 bush
Cotton Back.
Sail duck, 22in.-
W’db’ry,
Fl’twing
Druid
qf
-
f9 to 5 J
* 4Jt05
to 1
|
30-38
40-40
Light duck—
Bear duck (8
do heavy (9
oz.)
oz.).
22*
26
24
34
Mont.Ravens29in
do
40in.
Carpets,
Velvet, J. Crossley
Son’s
&
Tap Brussels,
Crossley& Son'sl 30-1 40
Eng. Brussels. 2 20-2 30
Hartford Carpet Co:
Extra
3-ply
1 42*
Imperial 3-ply.. 1 35
Superfine
1 10
Med. super
95
90
4 do
do
60
do
3 do 1 70
Bigelow Brus 5-fr. 2 00
do
4-fr. 1 90
Body Brus5fra.
PORT OF
YORK.
importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending
corresponding weeks of 1872 and 1871
Sept. 25, 1873, and the
have been
follows
as
:
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SErT. 25, 1S73.
1871,
1872
,
,
1873—
Value.
Pkgs. Value.
Pkgs.
Pkgg. Value.
ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION
Manufactures of wool.... 1,659
do
do
do
cotton ..1,138
silk..... 631
flax
1,224
Miscellaneous
dry goods. 511
$677,366
340,990
533,209
273,136
196,925
5,193 $2,021,626
Total
1,341
1,229
575
914
383
816
$322,147
315
100,002
170
331
237,899
92,042
Miscellaneous dry goods.
96
21,492
374,791
454,266
231,301
145,775
4,442 $1,785,509
WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE AND THROWN INTO
SAME FERIOD.
Manufactures of wool....
do
cotton..
silk
do
flax
do
$579,376
2,152
1,270
680
$905,978
403,394
748,382
2,835
316,886
456
166,455
7,393 $2,586,095
THE MARKET DURING THE
1,598
$718,902
1.273
$556,353
439
262
391
626
147,488
278.109
91,329
490
242
705
50,161
987
149,486
269,859
178,201
63,841
1,728
$773,582
2.021,626
3,316 $1,285,989
4,442 1,785,509
.3,697 $1,217,710
consumpt’n 5,193
rotalthrownuponm’k’t. 6,921 $2,795,208
7,758 $3,071,498
11,090 $3,803,835
Total..
Add ent’d for
7,393
entered for warehousing during same period.
794
901
615
$338,471
$239,397
409
552
252
160,551
82,172
cotton..
199
126
90
-•••
117,518
195,363
silk
Manufactures of wool....
do
do
do
2,586,095
$388,447
126,535
134,685
278
308
64,508
44,438
762
155,581
633
65
32,265
196
163,580
38,424
1.543
Total...
Add ent’d for consumpt n 5,193
$548,033
2,021,626
2.372
$882,231
1,785,509
2,265
$851,671
7,393
2,586,095
Total entered at the port. 6,730
$2,669,659
flax
Miscellaneous dry goods.
4,442
6,814 $2,667,740
Philadelphia ironts. “
Cement— Rosendaie tfbhl
9,668 $3,437,766
@ 8 25
dairy,comto fine
33
@
81
@
24
@
15 @
8*®
8*®
English
tons steamboat... 4 SO @
tons grate
5 00 @
tons egg .......... 5 32*@
tons stove
5 45 @
4 70 @
tons chestnut
COPPER—Bolts
Sheathing,
new
12 oz;
@
(over
$
Braziers’(over 16 oz.)
American ingot
@
,@
@
COTTON—See special report.
DRUGS & DYES—Alum..
3*@
Algols, crude
gold
16 @
Vrgols,refined
“
25 @
Arsenic, powdered
4 @
Bi carb. soda,Newc.gld
Bi chro. potash,S’teh “
6*@
55 @
54*@
35 @
6 ®
4*@
6*<g
Cochineal, Hondur..
Cochineal,Mexican. *•
Cream tartar, prime •»
Cubebs, East India. “
Cutcli
“
Oambier
? lb...
“
Ginseng, Western
1
Ginseng, Southern
Jalap
Lac dye, good&;fine gold.
Licorice paste, Calabria.
Licorice paste. Sicily
Madder, Dutch.....gold
Madder. Fr. E.X.F.F “
40
20
33
25
7 @
5*@
Nutg’ls,blue Aleppo....
13*@
...
degs).
...
“
Quicksilver
@
@
@
@
@
2*@
39
@
gold. 1 10 @ l
peroz. 2 65 @2
Rhubarb, China....$ ft
35 @ l
Sal soda, Newcastle, gld 1 95 @2
Shell Lac, 2d& 1st Eng ..
5 9®
Soda ash
gold 2 62*® 2
Sugar lead, white
16 @
Vitriol, blue, common..
11*@
Quinine
KISH—Dry cod
9 cwt. 5
Mackerel, No.1,Mass..shore 23
Mackerel, No. I, Halifax .. 18
Mackerel, No. 1, Bay.
16
Mackerel, No.2,Mass.shore 14
Mackerel,No. 2, Bay
13
...
FLAX—North River—it
California
Maracaibo
Bahia
Drv
“
“
Tar, Washington
8 75 3 4 CO
Tar, Wilmington
3 75 @4 09
Pitch, city
3 37*@3 50
Spirits turpentine. V gall
@ 40
Rosin,com.strain’d,?)bbl
13*
82*
02*
35
47*
72*
00
00
Pernambuco
Mataiuoras
Babia
Wet Suited—
Buenos Ayres..
Para
“
“
“
“
“
No. 1
“
No.2
“
pale..
extra
40
25*
S*
22
30*
4*
6
4 00 @4 25
4 50 @5 00
8 @ 10*
OIL CAKE-
City thin,obl,inbbls.Vtn.gd ...
West, thin obl’g, (dom.)cur.33
OILS—Olive, in csks
gall 1 15
Linseed, crushers prices
^ gallon, in casks
97
63
56*
•
..
.
....
4*
@ 98
50
®
@
Cotton Seed Crude S
Menhaden
30*
41
28
10
@4 50
@1 75
78 @ 79
in
6
5*@
11*®
11*
17*@
18
10*
.
@
PROVISIONS—
Pork mess ?) bbl (new)
Pork, extra prime
@17 00
@....
Pork, prime mess city
@....
Beef, plain mess
4 00 @ 6 00
Beef, extra mess
9 50 @11 00
Beef hams, new
23 00 @28 00
Hams, pickled
?) ft
10 @ U*
Lard
8*@
6*
RICE—See groceries report.
SALT
Turks Islands ..V bush.
Cadiz
Liv’p’l, various sorts....
85
35
32 @
32 @
1 40 @ 3 SO
3*
40*
12
70
00
00
64
87*
00
00
00
00
00
19
27
24*
2R
25*
25
20
19
19
16
19*
14
14
11
12
15
18*
13*
18*
55
14
^Tb
13 *@
Crude
Nitrate soda...
gold
6*@
6*
....@
SEED—Clover...
Timothy
V »
8*
9*
Refined, pure..
44
8*@
....@ 3 25
25 @
25 @
....
Linseed,Cal., V 56ft gld. 2 62*@ 2 63
SILK—Tsatlee,No.3 chop^ftS 00® 8 25
Tsallee, re-reeled
6 00 @ 7 00
Taysaam. Nos. I & 2
6 75 @ 7 25
5 50
Canton, re-reeled No. 1
6
@
...•
SPELTER>W1;
Plates, for’n . $ 100 0>.gold 7 37*@. 87*
Plates domestic
i1 lb 8*@ 11
SPICES—See groceries report.
SPIRITSBrandv.f’ign b’ds,gal,gld3 65@15 00
Rum—Jam.,4th.prooi. *• 3 75® 5 50
St. Croix,3d proof... “
3 25® 3 50
Gin, different brands . ••
3 15® 3 35
Domestic liquors—Cash.
Alcohol (83 per ct)C. &W.1
Whiskey
STEEL—
88 @ 1 90
98 @ ....
English, cast,2d&lst qu ^!b 16*@
English, spring,2d & 1st qu
English blister, 2d & 1st qu
American blister
American cast, Tool
American cast spring
American machinery
American German spring.
9*@
....
23
]0*
14 @ 16*
@
@
11*
17
@ 11
11*@ 12
9 @ ....
SUGAR—special report.
TALLOW— American ¥ !b...
8
@
S*
TEAS—See special report.
■R tt.gold
....@
30*@
English
“
28 @
Plates. I. C.char. ^ i) “ 10 50 @10
9 S7*@l0
Plates,char. Terne “*
TIN—Banes
Straits....
...
“
TOBACCO—
Kentucky lugs, h’ey (new c)
“
leaf,
“
•*
Seed leaf, Conn., wrprs, ’71.
■>»•
“
fillers. ’?2.
Pennsylvania wrappers. ’71
34
31
28*
75
25
7*@ S*
9
@ 15
22 @ 45
6
@
9
22 @ 60
Havana, com. to fine
75 @1 10
Mauufac’d, in“bond, dark wrk.!6 @ 25
bright work. 20 @45
“
WOOL—
American XX
American, Nos. 1 &
American,Combing
Extra,Pulled
No. 1,
^Ib
2
57 @63
40 @43
28 @35
Pulled
California. Spring ClipFine,
50 @55
45 @49
25 @35
unwashed
25 @35
23 @35
Merino unwashed 83 @35
Cape Good Hope, unwashed. 33 @86
Medium
Common
South Am.
26 @35
Texas, fine
Texas,medium
Smyrna,unwashed
ZINC—Sheet
FREIGHTS-
25 @32
gold. .17 @19
# tb
,
STEAM.
To LtVKBPOOT.: S. d.
s.d.
,—
10 @10*
SAIL.—>
S. d
S.d'
*@5-16
lb
5-16®
@
....^ bbl 4 0 @
goods.?)
ton
40
0
@
50
0
®
20
.. 70 0
@
@
44 IK) Oil
@
?) bu.
12*®
37 <*> Corn
«te b.
11\@ 12*....®
88 00 Wheat.bk.
Beet
too.
V
.,..@30 ... @
Pig Scotch...
<6 00® 51 50 Potk
¥bbl. CO @(.
@
Bar refined Kng.dk Ainar
..... 1
45
45
72 ® 73
63 @ 65
Whale,bleached winter..
Whale, crude Northern..
*
Sperm, crude
Sperm, bleached
Lard oil, prime winter...
Hemp, foreign
2
Flaxseed, Amer’n.r’gh. 2
26 ® 27
?)ftgold. 13*@
“
10 @
**
California
—@
Texas
cur. 12*@
Kuet India Stock—
Calcnt. nlaugh. ¥
gold 17 ®
Calcutta, dead green “
....@
13*@
Calcutta, buffalo.V ft “
HOPS—Crop Of 1873..?)ft.. . 45 ®
Crop of 18<2
35 @
®
Crop of 1871....»
Crop of 1870
12 @
IRON--Pig, Am., No. 1.?) ton 13 (Ki®
Pig. American.ho.2
31 00®
Pig, American Forgo
81 IR'@
@ ....
50® ...
@1 25
6*
IK)@2S
0t)®20
00® 17
09® 15
00® 14
16®
....©
,®
19 ®
®
@3 75
@3 4U
3 50
3 15
V ft
Refined, standard white
Naptha
33
40
@2 60
...
pale
OAKUM
PETROLKUMCrude, ord’y gravity,
bulk, per gallon
Crude in bbls
Salt.—Maracaibo.gold ,...@ it
Chili
27*
36
NAVAL STORES—
25® 6 50
26*@
24 @
...,@
25 ®
...,®
19 ®
IS ®
23
®
25 ®
S3 @
MOLASSES—See special report.
Orinoco, &c
rough
“
HEMP—Am. dressed.?) ton.lSO 00®225 00
American undressed
115 0()®120 00
Russia, clean
gold.220 90®230 00
Manila,current..V lb “
10*® in*
8*
Sisal
"•
Jute
“
2*@ 4*
"
“
26
California
“
FRUITS—See groceries.
Orinoco
rough slaughter
Hemlock. B.A
GUNNIES.—Seereport under Cotton.
GUNPOWDER—
Shipping V 25 ft keg
® 4 25
Min. & Blasting
@ 3 75
HAY'—North R.ship’g, # 100 ft 95® 1 00
hides—
pry—Buenos Ayr..Vlb gld
Montevideo
“
Corrientres
**
**
Rio Grande
@10 50
,-cash,*tt-.
31 @ 45
38 @ 42
32 @ S6
27*@ 80
crop
“
...7@i
25
Opium,Turk.in bond.gld 0 25 @
Prussiate potash, yel’w.
@9 25
Oak, slaughter,
35
33
SO
17
13*
@
**
“
“
Pipe and sheet
LEATHER-
18*
18*®
Bleaching powder
“ 2 50 ‘@ 2 75
Brimstone, cru.$Hon..“
@35 10
3
Brimstone, Am. roll
2*@
@
Camphor, crude — gold
Castor oil, E.l.inbd, “
@
Chlorate potash .... “
36 @
Caustic soda
@7 C9
@7 00
—
.
..
....®7 00
Bar
Sept. 24:
4
5
5
5
4
Liverpool gas cannel.. .16 00 ®18
Liverpool house cannel
@22
COFFEE.—See special report.
10,000
20,000
12,000
36,000
12,000
.
“
“
German.
“
..
do State
102 50® 135 oe
Spanish,ord’yff 100 Ibgold
28 00@30 00
BUTTER AND CHEESEButter—
COALAuction sale of Scranton,
175 00®
scroll
LEAD—
....@ 1 75
Lime—Rockl’d,com.bbl
@ l 10
Rockland, lump
@ 1 75
Lumber—Southern pine.. 36 00@38 00
White pine box boards, as 00@30 00
White pine mer. bx b’ds 28 00@31 00
Clear pine
65 00@75 00
Spruce boards & planks 24 00@26 00
Hemlock bo’rds & plank IS 00@20 00
Nails—:0d.@60d.comlN kg
4 50@
Clinch, 2 to 3 in. & over
6 25® 6 75
2d and id fine
(a 7 00
Cut spikes, all sizes... .
4 75® 5 00
Paints—Lead, white, Am¬
erican, pure, in oil
@
12
Lead,wh., Amer., dry.
10^
!0*<g
Zinc, wh., dry, No. 1.
8 @
8*
11 @
12
Zinc, wh., No. 1, in oil.
Paris wh„Eng$i 100 lbs. 2 25 @ 2 50
Oil vitriol (66
best
2 65
do do A No 1.. 2 55
....
Bar,Swedes
Hoop
.120 00® 160 00
Sheet,Rus., as toassor.gd 18 @ 18*
5*® 7
Sheet,sing., d. & t.,com..
Rails,Eng. V ton...(gold) 64 00® 67 00
Rails Am.,at works in Pa. 73 00® 75 00
BREADSTUFFS—See special report.
BUILDING MATERIALS—
Bricks—Coin. hard...^ M
4 50® 9 00
Crotons
“
14 00@17 00
Cheese—State fet’y
75
72
Clark, John,Jr.
ASHES—Pot,1st sort ^ 100 Tb
7*
.
200 yds
J. & P. Coat’s
PRICES current.
7
Spool Cotton.
Brooks, per doz
stoke prices
GENERAL
State.n’ls&t’bs.g’d to fine
do Welsh do'
do
Western dairy, packed....
store, packed
do
High colors lc. higher.
BUY .GOODS AT THE
NEW
»
Price.
Width. Price.
Sheetings
Shirtings. j
Brown
435
THE (MftONICLh.
Cotton
....
Flour
....
II.
....
.
....
....
....
....
.I.*
436
THE
Miscellaneous
CHRONICLE.
Railroad
Material, &c.
J. II.
WILSON,
Late Bt. Maj.
Brinckerhoff, Turner
8c
Pres. St.L.&
S.E.R’way.
Smith, Baker
Wilson,
COMMISSION
No. 70 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
-
Manufacturers and Dealers in
COR. FOURTH & WALNUT
COTTON S AILDU CK
Commercial Cards.
EDWARD F. WINSLOW.
Gen.,U.S.A.
Winslow 8c
Co.,
[September 27,1873.
Report upon, Build,
Manage
Equip
and
E.
RAILWAYS.
COTTON CANVAS, FELTING DUCK, CAR COVER.
ING, BAGGING, RAVENS DUCK, SAIL TWINES
&C. “ ONTARIO” SEAMLESS BAGS,
66^
Negotiate Loans and sell Securities of all
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Company.
ply all Widths and Colors always in stock.
1
No. 142
.Duane
SILK
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SALESROOM:
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L,
STREET,
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PHILADELPHIA.
AGENTS
FOR
Pepperell jHfg. Co.,
Iron,
BEAVER
NEW YORK.
Olyphant
Putnam
Represented
OLYPHANT &
132 Pearl
Works,
.Hills,
66
FACTOR
MERCHANT,
State
Co.,
on
Pavinprs
Baldwin, $ Bimitea rartners.
Montgomery, Alabama.
Co.,
Refers by permission to C. N. Jordan,
Esq., Cashier
Third National Bank. New
York; Messrs. Howes*
Material, &c.
Ross 8c
MANCHESTER
91
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Stationary Steam
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Bagging
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COMMISSION
for STEEL
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RAILS, LOCOMO¬
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Rope.
suitable
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/
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Large
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lengths
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PINE
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W.
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