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HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMEItClAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES
VOL.
NEW
15.
YOllK. SEPTfiMBER
Financial.
^bocrttsnnenta.
Adverttflemcntfl will bo publlHhed at 10 cents per
tor fOi'li Insertion, Hpiu-i' being measured in apate
linea to llie ineti wliendelluinr orders are Kiven
for tliree, six, or twelve mouths, a very liberal dl»eount
Hue
*yi>e,
U
B.
DANA &
8t
wmiain
St.,
N. Y.
.J.
.1.
AC
404,436
40;J
Railroads, Iron, «e
Ifork,
439
440
eti'amshlpa
tdscelloaaeiM Uuiiuadratai CariU
43i, 438,
43s
4: •
pe~ For terms of Subscription see
5tb Page.
bought and sold
James Robb, King &Co.,
The National Bank-Note
Company.
WALL 8TKKKT
t«
Available In
all
Al»o COMMEKOIAL ORKDITS and DRAFTS on
LONDON, PAltlS, and SCOTLAND.
ADVANCES made on ConslEnments. STOCKS and
BONUd bought and sold on Commlsaion.
Ain> PBiNTiNa OF Bank-Notis, CibtiriCATKS, Dbafts, State and ICailroad Bondh,
Bills op Exchanob, Pohtaqe Stamps, akd
COUMKBClAi, FaPBKS,
[u the hi{?hcat style of the art, wltb all modern Improvemeats of value, wltb special saftg uardti devised
Dy the company and patented, to prevent frauds by
counterfeitinsr and
alterations.
&
Taussig, Gempp
auperlor
on baud.
NKW
8c
St., St.
&
LonU,
|
Kaufman,
A. C.
AND DEALER
IN
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
CHARLESTON,
C.
S.
COLLECTIONS receive the SPEty SOUTHERN
PERSONAL attention of this House. Re-
CIAL and
turns made FAITHFULLY and PROMPTLY
York Exeiiange, which always rules
ing the active business season.
BELOW
in
New
par dur-
NOTES, DR.VKTS and ACCEPTANCES payable In South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia can
be concentrated at this point w Ith PROFIT and SAV-
ING OF LABOR.
tw~ All business
t^" Quotation of Southern
New
Orleans
KXCHANOK, COTTON, BTC.
rartlcalar att«ntk)B rItsb to Bacslvlng aad
TDf
and des-
JNO.'W. MILLER.
Thos. P. Miller
pnrchau
fidelity
JA8. O. BEYNOLDa,
P. H,i.I.«B,
YORK.
coninissioN merchant,!
St.,
New Tork City.
CIRCVLAR NOTKS AND CIRCULAR
Letlors of Credit, available juhI payable in all ttie
PRINCIPAL cniKS OF THE WORLD also special
;
aud Weal
creditd for use lu the United titatOH.OaaaUa
liidletj.
Telegraphic Transfers of Money to uid from Loudou, Pariu, San Frauciaco, Havana, &c.
Current Accounts received oq lacb terms
agreed upon.
u mav
be
Commercial Credits issued for use in Europe, China,
Japan, the East and AY est Indies and South America,
also Circular Letters of Credit for Travelers available
iu all ijartsof the World.
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable la
London and elsewhere, bought and sold at current
rates, also cable Transfers.
Demsiid Drafts on Scotland and Ireland, also on
Canada, British Columbht and San Francisco. BUU
Collected and other Banking Business transacted.
JOHN PATON,
Agent.
THE
German American Bank,
Cor. Broadway and Cedar St.,
CAPITAL, ------ $2,000,000
OI!.\W8 BILLS OF EXCHANGE and Issues IXTTKKS OF CREDIT available at all jwiuclpal placea
abroad.
AccouuU of Merchants. Rankera, Ac. aoUclted.
KMIL SAITEK, Pre
O. H. SCHBEINKB, Cashier.
.
Securities issued weekli/.
WILLIAMS,
&
Co.,
James
3
&
5
W. Tucker & Co.,
BANKERS,
SCRIBE, PARIS.
RVE
Issue Travelers Credit* avallatila IB all part* of
BANKERS,
ANTWERP, PresU.
T. II. POKTUK, Vice-PresU.
A. D. SHEPARD, Treasurer.
J. mACDONODOH, Secretary.
HardloS ftaUa.
attended to with
patch.
H. TAN
Will
No. 11 Nassau
ISSUK
BANKER,
B. b.
bock Box 381
Duncan, Sherman & Co.,
48 Trail Street.
Idn.
Taussig^
WALL STREET,
Charles G, Johnsen,
ge,
Agency of the
BANK
OF BRITISH NORTH
Co.,
A MERIC A.
BANKERS.
Salzhaus No. 3, Frankrort-on-I*Ialn
THOS.
S.
Co.,
IW
All steel plates ouffraved and printed by this comany are warranted to give thirty thousand good Im*
resslous, without charge for repairs.
dfc
Dickinson,
V. Stock Exchange.
BANKERS,
No. 32 Broad Street, Newr Vork.
Gempp
Knokatiko
sight.
Platt K. Dickinson,
Member .n.Y. Block Gold Eicb
part of Europe, etc., tbrouf b
CITr BANK, -....- LONDON.
HOTTING17ER & CO., • - . PARIS
18j9.)
A variety of Bank-Note and Bond Paper, of
on Commission.
HowABb C.
UANKEUS,
Engravers orttae U.S. Postage Stamps,
Boutls, Legal Teu4lers, au<l
National Bank Notes,
1
Dickinson,
Member N.
Issue Letters o( Credit for Travellers
323 North Third
modes of
B.
BANKERS,
Taussig, Fisher
<INCORPOK.\TED NOVEMBKK,
strictly
which may be checked for at
.1.
Financial.
OFFICE, No.
TORK.
H. HEWsov.Late Vi e-Pres. 4th Nat. Bk.f'liiclnnatl.
W. Kli.uKETH, Member N. Y. Stock K.Yeliange.
437, 43S, 440
LiiBuraiice
CAtton
quality, always
Cor. ExctaanKe Place,
Accounts received and Interest allowed on Balances,
Paqi.
New Vork Bankers and Brokers.. ..Ill, 402, 403. 4;i«, l.'Ti
41)1. 4U.!, 4UJ, 436. 43?
Bankers in KorelKn ExcbauKe
Boston Hunkers and Itrokers.
iU^i
Flllladelp'iia Bankers and Itrokers
402
,
Soutliern Hankers and Urokc^ra
40J. 403
Western B&nkers and Brokers
403
photoerapliic and other
St.,
SEW
F. T. M'ifiTE, of Cincinnati, Spetlal.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMEIVTS.
L'>ao8, Inveatnlents,
Fii>:uclal Notices
25 Broad
CO., FnBLI3HSR9.
W*
New
New
Co.,
BANKERS,
BROAD STREET,
11
N'o.
&
Dickinson
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Advertlseineuts will hare a favorable place when
inserted, but do proinbicufeontlnuouH publication
lu the best place can be given, as all advertisers must
have equal opportuuitles,
first
WM.
Financial.
Hewson, Kilbreth & Co.
;
made.
will be
NO. 379 =
23. 1872.
tli«
world,
Correspondenta In this City,
No. 28
St.
Francis Street,
MOBILE, ALA.
Wm.
J.
Baker,
The
Pres.
Gilbert Elliot,
MORTON, BLISS A
CO.. 30
BROAD STREET.
William T. Meredith & Co.,
Cashier.
Mercantile Bank
OF NORFOLK, VA.
No.H EXCHANGE PLACE,
NKW TORK.
Dealers la
RAILROAD * niVNICIPAL BONDS.
Collections made In all parts of Virginia and North
Carolina, and remitted for promptly.
Stocks and SecarlUes Bought and SoM
at the New York Stock Exchange.
New Tore cobbespondent.
THE NATIONAl. BANK OF COMMERCE.
LOANS AND PAPER NKGOTIATED-INTKEKST
ALLOWED ON DKPOsrra.
)
THE CHRONICLE.
402
yew
14 Wull Street,
&
Andrews
& Co.,
On
Rank
(Tulon
COUHBBOIAL ANU ClKODLAB LITTXR8 Or CRSDIT
KXCUANOE
& Co.,
Morton, Bliss
Bankers, 30 Broad
St.,
of
Negotiate First-Class Railway, City
and State Loans; Make Telegraphic
Transfers of Money ; Allow Interest
on Deposits, and draw Exchange on
Morton, Rose & Co., London.
HOTTINGUER & Co., PaRIS.
Co.,
New Tork
NO. £9
WALL
iiTREKT,
Ray and
worM.
il
I
it
&
French,
ROSTON.
Conicresa Street,
No,. 7
Dealers
.lay C-ioke
ASHER AYKKS,
LAWTON,
B. L. WILLINOHAM,
JACKSON DeLOACH, (Dece'd.)
SCIIOFIELD,
Co.,
JAS. ISDELL, of Tailadena, President.
Rank
4c
P.
ARMSTRONG,
WILLIAM STREET,
VliONDON.
l-PARIS
AND
ic
Co.,
)
In all parts »t
AUGUSTA. GA.
Spaclal attention paid to Collections.
Fhil(idelphla Bankers.
W. Wheatley &
J.
N. Y.,
BKJAMISOTfSrCo.
Torlc*
alsu Cahlv. trimsfi-rs.
BANKEliS,
Country Bankers can be Hupplled with Bills of Exill
larue or Binall amounts, on the principal
Europe also with TtckelB for Passage from,
or to Europe, by the GUION LINEof Mall Steamers.
other Produce to Ourselves or Cor-
respondent*.
Tapscott, .Bros.
86
Galon
Sc
W. Clark &
RANKERS,
Stock, Note, and Gold Brokers.
on
Austin & Oberge,
No. 313
WALNUT
SOUTH STREET. NEW YORK.
PRESCOTT. QUOTE & CO.,BankrrH. London.
W. TAPSCOTT & CO.. Old Ilall, Liverpool.
Orders for Government Bonds, Stocks and Merchanexecuted, and Foreign Exchange and Drafts
bought.
dise
Kountze Brothers,
Rankers, 12 IVall Street, N. T.
BELL
ATT8TIN.
DKA.W TIME AND SIGHT BILLS ON THK UNION
BANK OF LONDON.
Negotiate
dally
attention given to COLLECTIONS, both In ColulnbilB
aud points In connection. Will purchase or aell staple
articles of Merchandise in wholesale lots.
Second National Bank,
TITUSVILLE, PENN.,
Gold and Currency Balances.
arat-clafis Securities.
}tak« C«U« XrNUlera 1>«tw««B N«w TotIc and LODd«sJ
taOO.OOO
Capital
Deposited with U.
3.
Treasurer to secure Circulation
and DepoKlts
H.
OBERGE.
Sonthern Bankers.
HTDR.
RANKER, FACTOR AND
Commission
Merchant,
.'iOO.OOU.
CHAR.
Cashier.
HVDR
Presf.
G. P. Curry,
Exchange Rank, Augusta, Ga.
Southern Securities 'of every description,
current Hank Notes
BonilK and Coupons.
viz.;
Un
& Railroad Stocks
...,,<,..
of this Mate and
parts
State, City
;
all
tjir Colhctlons made
South Carolina, and remitted for on day of collection
at current rate of New York Exchange.
Edward C. Anderson, Jr. Cubbedge
&
Hazlehurst,
BANKERS AND RROKBR8,
MACOM UA.
Hake UoUectlonn and de a General Banking and
Brokerage Business.
Savannah, Oa.
Far Interwt on
Georgia
AND RAILROAD SECURITIES OV
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA A Speoialty. Prompt
O.
CHARLES
Bryce
STATE, CITY
STREET,
pommissioN stock e .okers.
J.
— Messrs. Wm.
STOCK AND BOND.BAOKERi
Pblladelphla.
Co.,
Correspondents
Co.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Co.,
Issue sterling Exchanpe and demand notes In sums
to suit purchimers, payanlo In all parts of Great Hrllaln
and Ireland, and uvalluble for the Contluent of Kuroi>o
Messrs.
Co.,
LlverpooL
&
New York
^^ Columbus,
Pbtladelpliia and Dninth.
DEALERS IN OOVEltNMENT SECURJTIES.
;
ADVANCES MADK UPON CONSKINMENTS OF
lor.
H. C astleman
PHIliADELPHIA.
Trar sact a ireneral Banklnir and Exchange business
InclndInK Purchase and Sale of Stocks, Bonds, Gold
?tc. on ComnilRBlon.
cta:inK«'
S. Petrie dc Co.,
London.
a general banking business. Cotton purchased
on order. CoUectiona made and promptly remitted
&
E.
THAVELKKS ami COMMERCIAL CKKniTS 18SUKDj iiVttUable lu all parts of Europe, &c. BILLS
OF KXCIIANGK drawn lu sums to bull purchasers;
Alex.
Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
AinERICVS. OA.
Williams & Guion,
COTTON, and
$300,000
Casta Capital,
Do
Exchange on Paris and the Union Bank of London, lu
sums to suit.
Subscription agents for Tue Cubonioli in Farls.
cities of
Planters
NATIONAL RANK,
PARIS.
IBBUB
New
&
Merchants
1
Circular Notes available for Travelers
Europe and the East.
Credits for Trairelera In Europe,
63 Wall Street,
Vlce-Pre»'t.
1
Co.
Jos. S. Beah
Cash'r,
T. P. Bbanoh,
J. jENEise,
Prea't.
Chas.
PARIS, LONDON, ROSTON.
19
Cashier.
Assistant Cashier.
MHuk.
on
Co.,
ic
WM.
JNu. W. LOVE,
N.Y.Correspondent— Importers and Traders Nattona
Exchange, and Coraincrclal and Travelera'
nuuroe
Co.,
• 100,000
Capital
and Railroad Bonds.
70 State Street, Roaton.
Robert Rennon
Lawton, Pres't.
OF SELmA.
gKCURITlES,
RANKERS,
City
AND
J.
The City Bank
Page, Richardson & Co.,
Tbo
W.
M. Karkab, Cashier.
S.
ROSTON.
inarcuard, Andre
&
.1.
J. S.
STATE OV ALARAnA.
&
Brewster, Sweet
AND ON
incrNROE &. CO., paris.
,Eowlea. Brothers
all
Directors.
W.
I
CONSOLIDATED RANK, LONDON,
EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND
on
Particular attention given to Collections
accessible points, and prompt returns mode.
available In all pai ts of Europe.
Credits Issued
KSeClrcnlar Letters of Credit for Travelers on
Planters' Banking Co.,
nACON, GEORGIA.
in
STEULINO EXCHANOH.
& Co., on Jay C'noke. McCulloch
& ('o., Lon'lon. Id »unH n(l at (UieH to huU.
COMMERCIAL CKKDITS AND CIUCI LAU LET1>1I8 hOU TKAVELl.KliS ,BSUKD,
York.
GEORGIA.
CollnctlouB attcndrd to with precision and dispatOh,
free of cliarKe. and roulttod fi)r on day of uavnient.
The Uolleetlon paper for all this State and rionda can
be concentrated at this point with great attvantage.
UoViTnineiit SecvTitlel, Gold, State,
__
Coui.ty and Cliv ond«, al>o
drawn by
,
TRANSACTS A GENEliAL BANKING BUSINESS.
RANKERS,
Bills Of
New
Street,
STKEUT,
U
Weatern City aud Coun-
FooTE
& C^,
.jBankeks.
^°^y\fa.U
aell
A V A N N A'll
. - $1,000,000
INCORPORATED UNDER STATE CIIARTEK.
bonda^
G old, State, City, County
John Munrqe
,
NS
DEALERS IN OOVEIiNMRNT
IB8US
01 the
()
Trust
Company,
S
Cobb,
ROSTON,
Co.,
Oommerclal and Travelers Credltn
all i>artB
Uli V
36
&
Pald-ITp Capital,
&
Parker
HANKKUS,
45
Office,
Cashier.
Savannah Bank
BANKEIiS,
&
G. M. Parker, Vlccl'rcs.
Pres.,
COLLECTIONS made In ALL PARTS of th« STATE
New Tork Correspondent— Foubth National Bank
fVall Street.
Amsterdam.
- - -
Brown Brothers
Available In
ExoHANOE OK London, Pabu,
ty
the World.
CUABLES EoPKiiia,
OTHXJt OONTINEIITAL CITIX8 Or ECKOFI.
AND
Commer-
cial Credits available in all parts
&
ALL PABTl Or TBI WO&LD.
iNTKBTXniT SKOCBrriBB AND OOLD.
N. Y.
Issue Circular Notes and Letters of
Credit for Travelers; also
NATIONAI.
Commercial Bank,
nOBILE, ALARAHIA.
Capital, •..•.... $500,000
Dudley HtrBBARP,
IBSUEiS, ArAtLABl.B IN
of Loudon.
Commercial and Travelers' Crcdlt» aud FraDC Exchange on PAUIH.
Railway and other LOANS negotiated. Stocks aud
Donda dealt In on ConimlBslou.j
Interest on deposits.
Hope
Co.,
BOSTON, MASS.
Co., Paris.
TBAVBLBRS' CREDITS.
&
Kidder, Peabody
York.
OIBCULAJt NOTES AIISSTEBLINQ
Southern Bankers.
Boston Bankers.
Foreign Fxoh&nge'
Walker, Andrews
[September 28, 1872.
Special attention (riven to consl^ments of Cotton.
Gold, Stocks, Bonds and Foreign and Domestic
Kxohanfre. bought and sold.
Collections nromptlv remitted for
Orders soltclted for the purchase oi fe,tle8 of FrodQOe
and Securities. Prompt attention guaranteed.
Now York CorrMPondenta: LawsbxoeBboi.*
KKKBK TO EAST BIVKK NATIONAL BANK.
W. M.
F. Hewson,
STOCK RROKER,
Office No. 21 Went Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Beler to: All Cincinnati Basks, aud Meaais. ItOCK-
irOOO &
Co..
N«W
York.
:
THE CHRONICLE.
September 28, 1872.J
Southern Bankers.
Southern Banker*.
THE
B. B. BuBBUss, pres't.
Mutual National Bank,
rOURCHY, I'rtnldi'Ut,
ALBBBT BALDWIN,
P.
made on
Oollectlsni
Vice I'ronldont,
John A. Klbut,
•lOSEPH MITCBKL. Cashier.
Capital. $500,000 Limit. ..$1,000,000
I
strict attention iflven to Colluctlona In tlila city and
Inottier parts of tliu United rttatcH, free of charge, ex
cept aucfi aa may he actually paid.
Relumi promptly made at the current ratea of Kz
Ohiange of the day.
all
C. C.
parlx ol the United Btslea.
Flowxbkbb.
Valley Bank.
Mississippi
CaBOLIMA Natiomal Bakb or
CULDMBLA, B. C. July M, ISn.
A BANK OF DlSCOnNT AND DKP08IT,
VICKSBDBO, miss.
In accordance wlUi tbe provlaloua of the lOUi Section
of the Act of Uie General Assembly, approved March
Western Bankers.
KICIIARU JONKH,
The Bank of
M. DRANDOy, Pres't.,
J. o.
&
Texas Banking
-...--C
J.
Capital Pald-Vp
and
will
•
•
.
•
W.
D. O.'MILLS, President.
piece of Stock.
Tbe Registration
C.
RALSTON, Cwhier
charge of Dr. J.
W. Fabkib, the
Co.,
IN
NEW
YORK, Mbbbbs. LEKS A WALLER,
No. 33 PINE 8UEET,
Texas.
We have prompt ana rcliikblu curreep undents at all
Ihe principal puintu UirouKhout tlii» b'ale, and upon
all colluctluiiH piiviiblu lu tills City or UuuBton, make
no chafKu tor collectltie, and unly actual cliar^u upon
Interior coUuctioita. Iniuiodiate and prompt attention
irlvon to all IihkIiiuhs <;Dtruiitcd to us. lieler to Nat.
Park Hank, Howes & Mucy, and Bpotfurd Tlleston &
Co., N. Y.,2i\ Nat. Bank, Uuston.PliceLepeyre & l$ro.,
U< LONDON, THE ORIENTAL BANK CORPORA
TION, 40 TUREADNEEDLE STREET,
IN PARIS, MK88BS.
THB €IXV BAMK OF HOUSTON,
Capital, $500,000.
MARCUAUU, ANDRE
Is
CO
give special attention to collections
alble points.
on
all
accca-
DIREcroKS: W. J. Hutchlns, P. W. Oray, A.J.
Burke, Cor. Enuls, W. M. Ulce, C. S. Longcope.
B. F.
BENJ. A. BOTTS,
WEEMS,
purchase of Merchandise In the East Indies, China,
Japan, Australia, and other countries, authorlxing
on the ORIENTAL BANK COItPO RATION,
EXCHANGE FOB
London, Dublin,
The New York Stock Exchange has rescinded lu
at the
Commercial Warehouse Company
to b« "
good dollTery," after September
&
ALSO,
RANKERS,
BBTAN, TBXAS.
Collections made and promptly remitted for current
rate of exchange. Correapondents
MeaarB. W.P.CUNVBltSE«CO., New York.
BASSE T'r & BASSETT,'
BANKBIiS.
Brenltam, Texas.
Qolvcston— Ball,
108
A:
& Co.,
on day
ol
C. R. Johns & Co.,
liAND AGENCY
TBXA8BANKING
& EXCHANQU,
AUSTIN, TBXAS,
Parctaase and sell real estate, pay taxes and adjust
ntles, prosecute Land and money claims atcalnst tlie
and Federal Goverumoucs; make colleciions
Beoalve deposits and execute Trusts.
Eastern
TEBUINUB Ur CKNIttAL BAILUUAI)
Comlcaua, Texaa.
Mew York Correspondent
Norton, Bliss &
M. A. l>OBT,
iniPBOVED FARins.
L«te Fort
* Trice.
Fort
&
Co.
Late Caahierlst Mat. Bank
UalUpollB.O
Jackson,
'JANKKKS,
ITAOO, TEXAS.
Bbfbbknobs and COBBKsi'uNDaNOB:— New York
& Co., David Dows A Co. Cincinnati: First National Bank, Merchants National Bank,
Wlnslow, Lanier
New Orleans: Louisiana NaUonal Bank, Wheless A
r nU, BaiU«ra4N*lveatoo T. U. UoMahan * Co.
!
from
all
MOBBIS,
E.
)
SANFORD,
Attorney and Solicitor
J
References given to prominent persons in any large
city In the
Umon.
Interest,
'With Undoubted Security.
We arc Investing for eastern parties many thousands
of dollars per month, on Improved property in Illinois
worth. In every Instance, three times the sum loaned.
Our securities are very profltahle and popular, and are
considered the safest offered. We will loan any sum
you may desire to Invest, be 'It large or ainull. Wi^ can
refer Uf purlles for whom we have loaned large
amounts of money, who have never lost a dollar of
either principal or Interest In this class of securities
during the last fourteen years. Send for our book,
" Illinois as a Place of Investment," which contains all
necessary Information. Address
WILSON &
Sealers lu Real Estate
B'ly and Bell
Sterling Exchange, and
BANK OF SCOTLAND, LONDON.
draw ob ttas
Also transact
othei banking business, and give particular attention
to co.nverslons of gold and currency. P. O. Box 48S1
expenses) paid
wherever desired.
Ten Per Cent
IUbobob W. Jaokbom,
Canadian
No. 26 ExchauBO Plaee,
Capital.
Interest (clear
H. Goadby,
Bank of Commerce,
'
MONEY LOANED FOR EASTERN PARTIES ON
Ten per cent
&
AGENTS FOR THE
roB
Illinois,
BANKEBS,
J.
payment.
SAFE INVESTMENT
fttate
Adams & Leonard,
G. Harper
FUR SALS
J. O.
sell
Also, Foreign Exchange bought and sold.
CHECKS ON LONDON AND PARIS
KIBBT,
W. TON BOSBNBBBe
JOBNa,
CORPORATE LOANS.
As Members of the Stock Exchange, we buy aud
Stocks, Bonds, Gold and Government Securities.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
GOLD, SILVEB and aU Undt of J.
aOVBBNniENT BONDS.
COLLECTIONS mtADE at all acce«Blble
UealerelB
Brennam. Texaa.
BVBBSTT,
STATE,
CITV
and other
cities.
110 West Fourth Mtreat.
A Co.; New York— Dn[i<;an, Hlierman &. Co.
Saflea ^ Baanett, Attjr'n at Laiv,
r,
EZCBANOE PLACE, NEW YORK.
Port*.
Brother
o. B.
President.
Special attention given to the negotiation of
Tbe Branctaea or the Oriental Bank
at Hous Kong, and other Asiatic
imlDtB and remitted lor
Houston— First National Bank;
iliitchlngs & Co; New Orhrans— Pike,
Correspondents;
York,
RAILROAD,
ON
GiLMORE, DUNLAP
(Bncceuora to H. M. Moora,
New
BANKERS,
38
THE
Hamburg, Bremen,
and other leading European
President.
Wilson,
CHILDS,
In
1st.
Henry F. Verhuven & Co
LONDON
SAI.E ON
Paris, Amsterdam,
Cashier.
Moore
Vice-President of the
bills
ATIiANTIC CITIES,
Texas.
We
Bund or
be under the
This Bank Issues Letters of Credit available for the
PliDa.
Houston,
will
order requiring South Carolina Bonda t« be reghitered
L. D.
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic ExdianKe,
,
for each
tratlon.
I«.
Bankers,
& Co
ONE DOLLAR
$5,000,000
AGENTS.
^238, 000
Wallto, K.
McMahan &
N. O., Drextil
Ths oharge for
be returned aa directed.
Bank, whose olUclal signature will certify to the Regis
Wall. Uob't. Mills, T. .). II. AJiderson.
Special attuutlott given to collections at all polntE
In tlio State, and remittances promptly made, without
any charge except customary rates ot exchange.
GALVESTON,
AND CERTIFICATES OF
Cashlel
Lnbbock. M. Quln, K. 8. .Jomlson, M. W. Baker, Leon
mum, Ooo. Schuelder, U. !>. Willis, T. A. Gary, W. B.
AnA
ColumbU
BE0I8TKR TOE ODTSTAIO-
INO BONDS, COtrPONS
KegUtratlou will be
Ins.,
OALVESTON.
Oaiih Capital,
DIKECTOUS: ./. M. Brandon,
ready to
upon presentation. Bonds may be sent by Express,
SAN FBANCISCO.
WALLis, VIce-Prest.,
ALPUONSK L.AUTX,
LAUTK, tiecretary,
T. H.
STS.,
Cobbbbpovdbnt,
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
the Carolina National Bank of
now
STOCK OF THE STATE OF SOUTU CABOUNA
soltcilea.
Kkw Vouk
o.
California,
« SANSOME
COU. CALIFORNIA
Particular attention given to Collections, both In
the City unci all points In connection with It. I'roinpt
returns made at best rates of Kxchange and no charge
mauc, excepting that actually paid upon any distant
point.
im,
IStb,
8. 0., II
Caahlcr.
Correspondence
(
I
llanliBttBn Co.
ORIiEANS, LOUISIANA.
K. BELL, Prealdout.
.IAS. N. BEA»LE8, Vlce-Prealdcnt.
Bonds.
Caahler.
N. O. National Bank
JESSE
South Carolina
M, Klbib
tiBo.
M. T* Correapoadent:~B4nK of the
NBW
OP
N. C.
Vice-President.
President.
RBQISTBATION
Bank,
WILRIlNtiTON,
OUIjEAN8.
Finanolal Notices.
A. K. VTalkbb, CaBklar.
National
First
Of
NEW
40a,
Toins,
Securities & School
Bonds,
BIoomlnEtOB, UUnok.
W.
&
B. Shattuck
BANKERS,
Co.,
'
No. 33 Naaaan Street, Neiv Tork,
DRAW SIGHT AND TIME BILLS
ON TUB
UNION BANK OF LONDON
AND
NEGOTLATE KIR8T<:LA88 RAILROAD AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
Smith
& Hannaman,
BBOKEB
S
AND INVESTING AGENTS,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Choice Ten Per Cent Inrestmests at and below pa
Financial Laws and Forms of INDIANA sent froiB.
S. Y,
Nat
ExouAsoa Bass. Corropvadcat.
-rt«-
THE CHRONICLE.
404
Financial.
THE INDIANA
iBXTENSIOIV RAILW^Air
AND
Central Railway
COMPANY'S
Illinois
REDEIflPTION BONDS.
Convertible 7 Per Cent Sevea Fer Cent Gold Interest.
IHORTGAfJE $15,000 PER MILE.
Gold Bonds,
ISSUED BY THE
and
INDIANAPOI.IS, BliOOniNCtTON &
IVESTERN RAILWAY
TO AID IN BUILDING ITS EXTENSIo!}
arc secured
by a
first
Completed
Equipped Railway,
being rapidly
of several mlKions of dollars,
the last
rail
About
60
which
miles are already finished, and 110
miles graded the whole line, 217 miles, will be
$3,500,000.
EAST and WEST ROAD. RUNNING ON
THE -im-u PARALLEL, FROM INDIANAPOLIS
IND., TO DECATUR, ILL., 152 miles; through the
liONG,
is
an
richest agrirultural
and mineral country of both States
and
at
connecting
THROUGH ROUTES
It is the
Mortgage,
First
position in the heart of the
BEST PORTION OF
THE COUNTRY.
Sl
Accrued
Interest.
EXTENSION in
These Boi'.ds, representing an unusually light Mort242,330; valuation of
gage npon a Finished Railway, fully Kqulpped, exte
real and personal estate, $ 1 8 ,000,000 ; bush1
ing Centrally through one of the Richest and most
els of grain raised, 27,000,000 ; value of farm
products, $25,570,000, and live stock $18,- Populous States of the Union, remarkable for the
great success of its ditferent Railways, otler unusual
349,000, to which may safely be added 1 5 PER
to the investor seeking a FliOFITABLK
CEN to represeut the PRESENT POPULATION iuduceutents
AND SAFE SECURITY.
AND VALUE.
The Holder of this Bond has the right to vote at all
The counties on the old line and the EXTEN- Klectlors. By the terms of a Traffic Guarantee ConSION together contain a population of NEARLY tract with the well-known CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLIO.V, and a prop- CINCI.\NATI 4 INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY (four
of M-hose Directors, Including the President and Viceerty valuation exceeding $400,000,000.
From these statistics it will be readily seen the President, are also DIRECTORS IN THE SPRINGEXTENSION will have a LOCAL BUSINESS FIELD AND ILLINOIS SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY) a large number of these Bonds wilt be purchasthat will make it a COMPLETE SUCCESS
in
ed by lot semi-annually at Par and accrued interest,
The counties on
and West.
BLOCK COAL FIELD
COMPANY OWNS
ACRES OF BLOCK COAL LANDS.
Farming
acres of
IN
*l,tOO,000
the line of the
1870 had a population of
cl-
I',
2,000
owns, also,
It
lands.
CASH HAS BEEN ALREADY EX-
PENDED ON THIS ROAD,
Illinois are finished
and
of which 30 miles In
In operation.
Fifty-five miles
more, completing the Western Division, Decatur to
the Coal Fields, will be completed this
Fiice, 90
;
GltEAl
tbe
and passes through the best part of the
Indiana, In which the
of
90,0(10
INTEREST PAYABLE FEBRUARY & AUUDST,
FREE OP OOXTIRNMENT TAX,
At tbe Office of tbe Farmers' Loan Sc
Trust Company In New York.
to the East
with
rich
OF THE
SPRINGFIELD & ILLINOIS SOUTH.
EASTERN RAILWAY.
termini
only East and West Road Iu a belt averaging
30 miles >vide,
GOLD BONDS
SINKING FITND,
;
completed early in 1873.
We have been connected and entirely familiar
with the I. B. & W. RAILWAY from its early organization. It was completed in the autumn of
1870, and has developed rapidly into a success,
ful and wealthy corporation, having a large revenue from its rapidly increasing business.
With the EXTENSION it will be one corporation
with 420 miles of road located in a comman'ling
Cent Gold Bonds.
7 Per
This
ILLINOIS.
cuflures
being laid at an early date.
Mortgage
First
Fully
ENTIRELY WITHIN THE STATE OF
constructed in the most thorough manner by able
and experienced contractors, who represent a capital
miLES
228
LINK.
and only mort-
EXTENSION ROAD,
gage on the
AND
Traffic Guarantee
First Mortgage
The Bonds
18 2.
Finano'al.
Financial.
& W.
B.
I.
LSeptember 28
whole road
fall
and the
In 1873.
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
more
are pledged to the enterprise, partly by counties,
towns
Upwards of
and individuals along the
line,
but chiefly by wealthy
amoug whom are W. H. GUION, (of WILLIAMS & GUION,) SIDNEY DILLON. JAY COOKE
& CO., CLARK, DODGE & CO., J. & W. SELIGMAN,
VIBBARD, FOOTE & CO., and PAUL S. FORBES, OP
New York BENJ. E. BATES, or Boston HENRY
LEWIS, or pHILADILPHIi, and GEO. M.PULLMAN,
capitalists,
;
;
of Chicago.
Bonds f 1,(K)0 each, payable in 30 years, principal and
Gold, free of &oveminent Tax. Sinkiug
Interest In
Fund 2M per
cent,
on Gross Earuli
gs.
;
addition to this
TRAFFIC of
it
will
the
THROUGH
IOWA AND
have the entire
MISSOURI,
NEBRASKA ROAD,
connecting with it on the
Mississippi River, extending West to the Missouri
300 miles, where it connects with the MIDLAND
PACIFIC iu Nebraska. These two corporations, and
also the
PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND, (91
and the
DAVENPORT AND
ST.
miles,)
PAUL, ("OOmiles,)
although separate corporations, are controlled in
the interest of the INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMING-
TON AND WESTERN RAILWAY,
and practically
more than 1 200 miles, the
through business of which will pass over the I. B
will
be a united
R.
This Is an JIAST and WEST TRUNK ROUTE,
and has NO PARALLEL CO.VIPETING LINE.
The Eastern connections at Indianapolis are the
PENN. CENTRAL, BALTIMORE &, OHIO,
BELLEFONTAINE, LAKE SHORE ANEW Y'ORK
MATERIALLY REDUCED
via these
connected Roads, so much so that it cannot fail to
be the POPl LAR LINE for travel and business.
Liberal Subscriptions to the Stock were made by
Towns and C'l.unties on the Line of the EXTENSION and the remainder has been taken by EXPE-
Agents of the Company, (of
formation
We
respectfully invite the attention of all capital
security as a particularly safe and desirable
ists to this
among
the best Railway Securities.
They are $1,000 each, CONVERTIBLE into stock
at par, at the option of the holder, and may be registered free of charge.
Coupons payable 1st January and July, free of
"
tai.
The Bonds may now be had from Banks and
Bankers throughout the country.
90 and interest and
RECOMMEND THEM STRONGLY
to our friends
"' "'"• "' "'" SAFEST AND MOST
!f.H.i'i"Jf 5,'?'S
DLhIKABLE
Tj^?>v?iv''JxT\';"±'
SECURITIES on
the market
free of express diargos.
Maps, Pamphlets and Circulars furnished
plication.
on ap'^
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS.
.
jr©.
14 Nassau
Street,
New York.
whom
pamphlets and
^VALKER, ANDRE^rs A
CO.,
Pamphlets and Maps with full particulars furnished
by us on written or personal application.
New
12 Pine Street,
Financi<il
&
Chicago, Burlington
JONES & SCHUYLER,
No.
In-
be obtained.)
14 'WhU Street.
York,
guincy
Agents of the Company.
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Texas Cen- Seven Per Cent Bonds,
Houston &
tral Railway Co.'s
First mortgase
Land Grant
COUPON OK REGISTERED
NEIY LOAN,
Sinking;
Fund
Free of Government Ta^,
7 Per Cent Gold Bonds,
FOR SALE AT PAR.
AT
KIDDER, PEABODY
45 TTall Street,
Trustees for Bondholders.
Principal and Interest payable iu Gold at tlie National
City Bank, New York. Wccoundcntly assureluvestors
that these bouds are flrst-class. In every renpect, and
we recommend thcui us an entirely safe iu vestment.
All securities taken at Hoard prices In eschangc. Circulars and information may he obtained at our oUlce.
JOHN
J.
No. 59
CISCO
&
Tl^all St.,
Cammann &
Wall Street,
New
rapidly approaching completion, and
TRAINS ARE
NOW RUNNING
over nearly the entire length of 400 miles.
rbe
SON,
New York.
7
Per Cent. Convertible Bonds
(and a Second Morteage)
WE OFFER FOR SALE AX
85
AND INTEREST.
We
regard these Bonds now as one of the cheapest
securities on thiH market, aud with a belter prospect
for an advance In price in the future than any ottering.
Co.,
Pamphlets giving
full particulars
may
be had on
4pplication.
York,
GiNMKiL Baneino Businkss, and give
particular attention to the PURCHASE AND 6ALB
OK UOVKRNMENT.BTATB AND itAlLROAD SfiCUTransact a
RITTKS.
C7~Depo8lti recelTed avbject to check
CO.,
Railroad
Is
Bankers and Brokers,
6
Sc
New York
N.Y.& Oswego Midland
PHELPS,
present at
Bonds delivered
may
one.
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY,
Yielding About Nine Per Cent on the
RIENCED RAILROADMEN and EASTERN CAPInvestment.
ITALISTS.
WILLIAM E. DODGE, of New York, President.
These facts cannot fail to make the BONDS which
will only be issued on COMPLETED ROAD take
SHBl'HKRD KNAPP and WILLIAM WALTER
high rank
and accrued interest by the Flnancia'
Interest.
CENTR.\L. and other roada centreing at this point.
Prom the Seaboard to the West and Northwest
distances are
sale at 90
giving the fortunate holders Eleven per cent profit
on their investment, besides nearly Nine per cent.
line of
&W.
For
at algbt.
I
rXIiEir & BOlTEINyl
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
ViQ 4 WiOJ St., N. T.
'
:
tmtk
HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
VOL.
SATURDAY, SEPiiiMBER
15.
CONTENTS.
THK
of England and our
Monetary Situation
The "CeriiHed Cheque" Contro-
versy
Engliah
406
The Vermont
and
its
Central KaUroad
Troubles
fail
Changes in the Redeeming
Agents of National Banl(s.,.
Latest Monetary and Commercial
405
News
News
Storks,
U. S. Socurities, Gold Market,
Foreign Exchange, New York
City Uank8,PhiladelphiaBanlc9
National Banko, etc
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds
News
Railway
I
I
I
»tate Securities
City Securities
I
Railroad and Stock
I
410
413
409
England
.
414
415
417
Bond List..
4!i0
THE COMMEKCIAXi TIMES.
Commercial Epitome
Cotton
429
BreaasinOs
43«
I
Groceries
I
of this is,
we
in which,
of
chosen
433
434
,
Prices Current
43S
up
the latest neiaa
to
The CoMMBRCtAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE,
to city subscribers,
.
Postage
is
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second volumes of the Chrohiclk are wanted by the publishers.
is
less
rates for for-
in the
the
West and
Banks,
ol
this
t'leir
The
South.
the
law requires
Never before has such a
deficit
them
more marked among
th<s
below the
to
keep on
occurred except in
consequent on the Chicago
the panic of last year
is
statement
drain whiirh has reduced
limit of rpserv« which
fire.
the Stat? Banks while
The
only a
short.
The aggregate demeet which the loans were
and four millions were lost in re-
Banks ate
few of the National
fell
volume
resources
last
aggregate, $3.^2,475
posits
ground
by some persons been imagined.
the
hand.
extent
these loans are for the
in
deficit is
4.59*2.
Subscriptions and Advertisements will be taken in London at the office of
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f
Still,
regard to the banks, the drain on
showed the vast extent
TXRKB or SVB8CBIFTI0II-FATABLB IH ADTAHCB.
For One Year
For Six Months
T/ia Chronicle ivlU
itself
was not sustained yesterday, and
fell
r.-a8on
amount of temporary loans
Conffquently, the temporary recovery
With
Bank of
foreign capital has to an unusual
late,
eign exchange
the
And one chief
most part time-loans, and renewable, there
The CoMMEnciAL and Financial Chkonicle is
day morning, with
suppose, the la'ge
invest
to
of business
Usued on Satur
midnight of Friday.
movements of
to be watched with anxiety.
for apprehen.sion than has
4WlDryGoodg
however, a
causes the present and probable
4!4
and Bond Li»t
is,
408
Canal and Miscellaneoas Stock
I
There
considerably alleviated.
considerable degree of uncertainty about these point", which
THE BANKERS' GAZKTTK AND RAILWAY MONITOR.
Money Market, Railway
be
to
408
Commercial and Miscellaneous
406
379.
increased, but if otherwise the monetary trouble could not
CHRONICXiB.
The Bank
NO.
28, 1872.
about 8| millions
contracted four millions,
;
to
serve 13,0.38,600 being in greenbacks.
The
loss of specie
was only $387,700 notwithstanding heavy customs payments aid an attempt on the part of the clique to lock up
gold.
This attempt is said to have been renewed and to
be likely to cause some decline in the specie averages to-day.
THE BANK OF ENfilAND AND OUR MONETARY SITUATIOiX.
The views recently offered in The Chronicle as to the Still as the Treasury has been preparing the November
Bank of England and its probable influence on our money coupons since the 21.'--t instant, and as some heavy
market are confirmed by the fact that although that institu- amounts of gold are reported to have been transmitted
tion has for two successive weeks advanced its rate of dis- hither by the Canadian banks, there is some doubt how
count, the movement htis produced no notable effect upon far the specie reserves of the banks will suffer, and the
the financial situation here.
premium on
Ii
has not perceptibly enhanced
seem
to
have even checked
the flow of foreign capital this way, as
is
shown by the
the
gold, nor does
it
an-
figures are looked for with interest.
Everything sei-ms
money market,
to indicite that the
the
in
movements of the
most favorable circumstances, can
nouncement of several large loans; while so far as we scarcely fail to tend towards increased stringency. The
can learn, none of the existing loans have been disturbed. banks cannot respond to applications for mercantile accomBesides the recent negotiations which have not yet been modation, as is evident from the high rates at which firstCill loans, which have ruled at such
published, our London correspondent mentions that Messrs. class paper is quoted.
Baring have offered £1 ,000,000 of the new Baltimore & Ohio irregular low rates, have also received an upward impulse,
loan
at
97,
while
Messrs. J. S.
Morgan
&
Co. Announce
and the demand
is
now
nearly equal
In
to the supply of this
some
points of view this
£1,200,000 of the Alleghany Valley Railroad loan, under
description of floating capital.
guarantee of the Pennsylvania railroad, at 88.
approach of call-loan rates to a level wiih those of the rest
of the loan market is a wholesome symptom. Still it goes
other indications are interpreted to
tion of funds in
bank
the
rate, such
steady flow
London
is
that the concentra-
so great that no advance in the
as is likely to
of
show
These and
foreitjn
be sustained, will prevent
capital
this
way.
If
this
opinion should prove to be incorrect, the apprehended strin
gency
in
our
money market
this Fall
to confirm the other evidences
of approaching stringency,
and adds one more warning to those which have been
inducing prudent business men to use special caution, and
to
confine
would no doubt be means.
their
risks
ver^ rigidly
\yithin
their
assured
THE CHRONICLE.
406
THB " CERTIFIED CIIKIUB
"
COSTROT/JRSF.
(September 28, 1872.
Although a week has elapsed since the public mind was
aroused by the attempt of the tight-money clique to lock up
greenbacks, the excitement
has continued with slight
unfair statement of the facts.
There were two actions
brought on two separate cheques and they were discontinued
by the plaintiff on the payment of $15 costs for each suil.
But before this was done the object of the bank was accom-
abatement ; and there
plished and that institution
into
Shlutary
is
activity
reason to expect that
should
the
Heretofore the money-market has
seemed
it
will
to
wake
130
repeated.
be
offence
be wholly
powerless to resist such irregular attempts to deplete the
bank reserve.
Consequently, any set of stock or gold
for the position it
cheerfully paid
had taken.
Few
the penalty of
persons,
we
believe,
have ever contended that the act of the bank strictly con
strued was not illegal.
At any rate the bank authorities
did not wish to keep their dealers out of their money.
Still on the part of the bank it is contended that in equity
gamblers had a sure victory whenever they might see fit
make a raid on the banks for greenbacks by cashing their if not in law there is a good defence to the action. The archeques at the counters instead of drawing them through gument suggested is too technical and abstruse for our
the Clearing House, as is customary.
Now, however, a columns, and there is the less need that we should trouble
precedent has been formed which disturbs such combina- our readers with it as the suits are not to be brought to
Indeed there does not seem much probability thitt the
tions.
It gives a new safeguard against the cliques, and has trial.
to
completely baffled them for the present.
The
action of the
National Bank of Commerce, which was also adopted by
the National City Bank, has abundantly proved that
public
clique will
soon repeat the
manoeuvre which has given
rise to the discussion.
To prevent
the possibility of such trouble hereafter,
two
expedients have been proposed.
One is for banks that have
madp a
brokers' accounts, to have put in the body of the cheque by
tool in the hands of speculators who, at a critical moment
may have got possession of cheques for a large sum with a the maker, the words, " Payable through the New York
view to lock up greenbacks and throw the money market Clearing-House." This Deing a condition, inserted by the
into confusim.
Our people recognize that the two banks maker, binds the bank, and is an adequate notice to the
holder.
But there are some obvious inconveniences in this
refused to lend themselves to the clique, and that what
they
opinion will sustain any bank in
its
refusal
to be
method which is scarcely likely to be generally adopted.
The World has accordingly recommended the adoption of
the English method of using " crossed cheques."
This plan
is
approved by a constderable number of our business men,
institutions that have ventured to do an act and
assume a
and some modification of it is not unlikely to be devised as
position which, though not strictly legal, is in
accordance
a safeguard against some other dangers besides the one now
with the best interests and the highest functions for
did was done for that reason.
It is on this account that
been endorsed by the community, and has
rather strengthened than impaired public confidence
in the
their action has
which
banks
As
under consideration.
exist.
not possible to defend on strict legal grounds this
irregular action on the part of the two banks, it
has, of
it is
A
correspondent of the
New York
Times explains the use of crossed cheques as follows:
" A draws a check in favor of B, and crosses it with the name
of the bank where the latter keeps hin account. If he is ignorant
course, been subjected to much unfriendly cri icism
from of it, he simply writes ' & Co.' This is done that cash for the
the parties ttung by it.
"If a bank can refuse to pay its check may not be obtained by anyone not entitled to receive it,
but must be passed through a bank, and consequently the
cheques whenever it thinks proper, where," it is asked,
"is the Clearing-house.
B, upon receiving the cheik, if
the security of business ?"
has not crossed it, invariably
The answer is plain. No such
does so himself. It sometimes happens that the drawer of a check
general right to refuse payment is claimed.
The two will cross it when the drawee has no banking account. He cannot receive the amount personally, but must pass it through the
banks, in this instance, refused payment, not from
caprice account of
another party, or the drawer will indorse the check
not for want of money, because they are both strong
banks, under the words pay across the counter,' and the bank on whom
it is drawn will pay it, the same as if it had never been crossed."
well managed, in credit and strength inferior to
none in
this city.
The refusal, if grounded on such reasons, would
have been fatal to that credit, and no bank will ever
THE VEEIIIONT CENTRIL RAILROAD AND ITS TROUBLES.
A
'
assume
from any such danger. The
One of the abuses of our railroad system to which we
refusal is
to have been made on no other referred last week was the disparity between the net earnground than because the cheques were given out and certi ings of some of our railroads and the dividends which actually
such a
The public
well known
risk.
is
safe
fied with the implied understanding that they
were to be reach the pockets of the stockholders. An active discussion
passed through the Clearing House. The attempt to
use of some of the methods by which the earnings of railroads
these cheques for an illegitimate purpose, contrary
to the are withdrawn and absorbed from their owners has just been
public good, shed upon the transaction a taint which
caused stirred up in the case of the Vermont Central. This corpopublic opinion to justify the banks in this case,
and will ration has for some time been managed by trustees of the
produce like sympathy should similar action again be made bondholders, and was paying its way and making promising
necessary by a like abuse.
progress, but yielded in an evil hour to the dazzling ambition
Another objection which has been raised is that such a of imitating the Pentisylvania Central and other great amal-
refusal of
action
payment on
for
which
the part of the
the cheque
is
bank annuls the
trans-
given in pajmei.t.
This
objection has been submitted to the Stock Exchange,
has elicited the following decision: "That when
md
gamated companies, which the progress of railroad central
ization has built up during the last decade.
The original line of the Vermont Central is about 1 18
miles long, and
has been extended by leases and other
until the whole mileage owned, operated and
payment of stocks sold, and a
certified cheque upon a bank in good
standing in the Clear- leased covers no less than 1,044 miles, including, besides the
ing House is tendered, and the
demand for greenbacks roads in the subjoined table, the small steamboats on Lake
green
backs are demanded
refused, there
in
is no such default as to authorize the closing
of the contract under the rule, but
the claim for any damage
sustained hv (he party demanding the
greenbacks must be
presented before the Arbitration Committee."
arrangements
Champlain and the very prosperous
from
New York
to
New
line
of steamers running
London.
Mn.BAOE OP THE VERMONT CENrRAL RAILROAD CONI'KDEEATIOK.
Main
Vermont Central -Windsor
Line.
Miles.
to Burlington,
Vt
The argument is also used that the Bank of Commerce
Leased Lines.
has compromised the; suits, and,§therefore,
Northern New Hampshire— Concord to Lebanon
showed that its Concord
Railroad—Concord to Nashua, with branches
conduct was wholly indefensible. Thi»
BoBtonandtowell. with leased line
i« manifertly an
V«rmont»ndO«n»d»IUUro»d
,
...
118
go
iit»
4,,
',',',"",
M
:
.
S6
_48
118
28
S«
Montreal and Yennont, junction line;
Stanstead, Sheflord and t'hambly Railroad—Canada
OcdeiiHbiirjrand Laki Chainplain Hailrond
AliKslKquot
Allmni!, VI., lo Rorkford,
Ra ilroad— St.
Vt
Salllvttii Riiilroad-Wiiidaor, Vt., Ii) UcllowH FuIIh, Vt
Ratlnnd Railroad— BcIIowb Palls, Vt., to BurlliiKton. Vt.,
Vermont Valley Railroad— Bollows Falls to lirattlebon), V t.,
Vermont and MaasachuBctta Railroad— Brattluboro, Vt., lo Grant'i Cor-
120
24
Maes
Montreal and Plattsburg Railroad -Plattaburg, N.
21
ner,
Y., to Canadian line..
Whitehall and PlMttsl)urt; Railroad, with brnnchea
Addison Co. Railroad— Leicester, Vt, to Ticonderoga, N. Y.,
New London Nortliern Railroad— (Jriint's Coi nera to New London, Conn.
Ware River Railroad— Palmer, Mass., to GUbertville, Mass
23
87
15
100
16
their union
How
is one of those mysteries of railroad management which cannot be circulated without generating suipicions of bad fnith, embezzlement and peculation.
Accordingly rumors of fraud are widely current. One
consolidated line,
story
At
sioht
first
1,044
foregoing
tlie
with theVermont Central a short time ago.
happens that these roads, so prosperous when running alone, should be worked at a heavy loss when in one
it
is
that certain managers of the
926
Total leased linos...
Total mileage operated
Central road
m'
THE CHRONICLE.
September 28, 1872.]
suggests that the
list
Vermont acquired
into several grave errors of policy.
lias fallen
own
run the road for their
Vermont Central have
private emolument, and have
great wealth by their adroit chicanery.
roads are reported to have been
Leases of
made "personal"
instead
For example, there is no natural connection between the of " corporate ;" those of the New London Northern, and the
various members of its system of confedetated roads. The Sullivan Railroad, having as is affirmed, been made out in the
fundamental
is th:tt
maxim
of
successful railroad consolidation
all
the roads united to the trunk line shall be one in
name of individuals to the great detriment and
Vermont Central Railroad and its interests.
Again, there should be no duplication of roads ex-
interest.
cept perhaps
such oases as the Lehigh
in
the Lehigh Valley, where there
consolidated roads shall
all
Susquehanna and
an immense
is
and prospective to rely upon.
&
A
present
traffic
third principle
is
This
secure
that the
traffic sh»ll
reach these financial and commercial centres without passing
over any other
All these and
line.
many
other principles
equally fundamental have been set at nought in the exten-
Vermont Central as a glance at
The immense disadvantages
company by the straggling, fragment,
sive confederations of the
map
the
sufficiently shows.
thus entailed on this
ary character of iis over expanded costly organization constitute one very important cause of its
while another
failure,
where it is least wanted and
adequate power or affiliations in the dif-
the reduplication of mileage
is
the want of either
ferent
members of
through
traffic
With
these
the organization
of the
to
Still
it
find
very few elements of
its
utter insolvency such as are
given, for example, in the Boston Traveller of the 21st
inst.,
as follows
and
was
it
were reduced to a very
called, the rates
low point, and a bargain was made with a corporation called
the National'Dispatch
Company, to
goods
collect
for trans-
and
money. Tiis arrangement with the Dispatch Company, if honest aud fair, was
commendable. It was defended by the railroad managers
on two grounds ; first, that the Vermont Central Company
had not the needful rolling stock to do all the business they
were seeking or " controlling ;" and, secondly, that a similar
system had been found to work well on other roads, and
was especially advantageous and needful for the development of the growing traffic of the Vermont Central. Under
these pretexts, as is affirmed, the managers of the road made
portation in various cities, to find
this traffic,
for
oar<>
receive a share pro rata of the freight
Company
much
to the
National Dispatch
the service
as
managers, so that in granting this valuable contract to the
Dispatch Company they gave
sacrificed
the
interests
it
themselves, and
to
own
of the road to their
thus
personal
advantage and private gain.
obligations of the Vermont Central and Vermont
and Canada roads for dividends, interest and rents of other roads
are more than |2,000,000. The net incomes of their own and
leased roade for the year ending June 1, 1871, as appears by their
report, were $858,904 38 showing a deficiency of more than
$1,100,000.
In the spring of 1871 they had a floating debt of $1,500,000. The Vermont and Canada road guaranteed $1,000,000
bonds and issued $500,000 stock, and in that way the debt was
paid. Now at the end of another year they come to the Vermont
and Canada stockholders and ask them to provide for aoother
floating debt of $2,000,000.
In 1864 the Vermont and Canada
stock and bond indebtedness on theVermont and Canada and Vermont Central amounted to $4,750,000. Now, including the present floating debt, it amounts to $12,500,000, an increase of $7,7.50,000, and tlie encumbrances on the property are more than $70,000
per mile. Within ihe last four or five years they have issued $2,O00,000 equipment bonds.
The annual
—
pro| ortion of
actua'ly sold, and
these
what of truth
by the
rest of the story as told
the
as
charged
was worth, and could be got for
that the whole
The damaging statement is also added that the
elsewhere.
permanence or Dispatch Company was owned by the Vermont Central
the public are not prepared to accept even
the current reports of
What
freight
traffic,"
is
of this unfortunate corporation. To
extend their business, to " control the
a contract, paying twice as
shrewd railroad men have expected to
prosperity.
or
rest.
general causes of distrust before their eyes
organization had in
now
help the local
not the only form of swindling which
against the managers
converge upon some great pro-
ducing or distributing centres, and that through
is
injury of the
equipment bonds have been
there
may
Traveller,
be underlying the
we cannot
Vermont Central Company have withheld
tell
;
as
the requisite
Such are some of the rumors which are
Whether true
ject.
or
false,
afloat
they are
on the sub-
extensively
be-
and will gain wider currency every day, except a
explanation and denial can be officially given, supported
lieved,
full
with a clear
intelligible
report
as to
how
the earnings of
the insolvent railroad have been legitimately disposed
'I
here are
men connected
of.
Vermont Central Rail-
with the
road whose reputation has stood very high in this
commu
They owe it to themselves and
nily.
make a prompt statement of the
of
case,
which have doubtless been
in
their friends, to
to
real
many
facts
this
respects exagger-
One explanation offered on their behalf is that the
whole of the confederated roads have been put in a high
condition of efficiency, and that the earnings of the company
have been spent in the immense out'ay thus made, while
ated.
payments have not been
some funds which were relied on for the
in this explanation, but
something
may
be
There
points, however, these statements have received support from available.
exposition
of the details.
fuller
by
a
supported
be
to
the Springfield Republican, which adds the information that it needs
of the road, we repeat that
managers
the
of
interest
the
In
the two leases whi<'h have done the most to precipitate the
been made against them must be
insolvency are those of the Rutland, and of the Ogdensburg the charges which have
their road goes into hopeless bankwhether
met,
frankly
lines; the former of which last year was worked at a loss of
$360,000, and the latter at a loss of $175,000. Such a loss is ruptcy or not.
almost incredible. For both these lines were sufficiently
The points on which the public want information are,
First, what has been the agprospering before amalgamation lo warrant the guarantee among others, the following
reports of their financial condition from the public.
In
:
of
|4;{2,620
$370,000
a
year to the
Ogdensburg
line,
This
of gregate of the annual gross earnings of the 1,044 miles of
guarantee transportation operated by the Vermont Central Company
and
a year
to
the Rutland
was for 20 years
in
each case, the terms of lease being
line.
ippnrently justified by the business done by the roads before
before and>ince the amalgamation
?
Secondly, what have
been the actual operating expenses and the net earnings for
.
:
..
.
the
same years
A'so, what additions have been made to
Thirdly, what are
?
account, and for what purposes?
the precise facts as to the ailegC'l leasing of certain roads to
individuals instead of giving the benefits to the
company?
what was the arrangemi lit made with the National
Dispulch Company, and what are the actual profits Jicoruing
under the arrangement to the Vermont C-n'ral Railroad on
Fourtlily,
Similar abuses have been reported and
Erie and other railroads. To expose them in
this |case, if they really exist, may help in the work of
account of freight?
stopped
in
expunging ihem elsewhere.
CIIANGBS IN THG RVIDEIJMINC lUIHIVTS UP NATIIIiVAl, KANKS.
The followinK are the chanjros in the Redeeming Agents of
These
National Banks approved since the
19th instant.
weekly cliaUffes are turnished by, and published in accordance
with an arran^fement made with the Comptroller of the Currency
:
BBOBEmNa AOFNT.
KAMK or BANK.
Kentucljy -
Louisville City National Bank,
approved as an addiLoui!*vnie,
The National Bank. The
Lancaster.
tional Ilodemption Agent.
First National Bttnk of Louisville,
Kentucky—
Owentun ..
The National Bank The
Tennessee—
The First National
Bank
of
Owen
approved as an additional Kcdemp-
I
tion -\gcnt.
Lonisville City National Bank, Lonisville, approved as an additional Ke-
I
Cbattanooga.
'
demption Agent.
t
The First National The Central National Bank of New
York, approved in nlace of the ConBank
tinental National Bank of New York.
The Merchants' Na-, The First Nalioual Bank of Cincinnati,
tional Bank
and the Third National Bank of New
Ohio—
Springfield..
I
Ohio—
Middletown
.
—
.
[September 2 », 1878.
may soon arise in connecFrench indemnity payments. Our supply of bullion'
though less than that of last year, is still considerable but the
reserve of notes and coin does not exceed £11,011,718, being much
smaller than for the corresponding week in the four previous
years. The rate of discount, however, is higher, and both cotton
and wheat are selling at enhanced prices. But, besides these
lacts, the character of the London market has greatly altered in
consequence of the suspension of specie payments in France. As
the Clearing-House returns indicate, the volume of financial business transacted here has very largely increased, and, consequently,
our money market becomes more liable to rapid fluctuations. In
a few weeks many and heavy payments will fall due in connection
with our importations of raw materials and food products, and
these may have the cfTect of changing the tone of the money
subsided, yet a fresh and active inquiry
tion with the
;
market.
The demand
for
money
week was very
in the early part of the
and as there was an impression that the Bank rate would
be raised to 4 per cent, no accommodation was obtainable under
the Bank njinimum of 3i per cent. As a large amount of business
was crowded into the first days of the week, the demand during
the last few days has been restricted, and the best bills are now
taken at a fraction under the official minimum. The quotations
active,
for
money
are subjoined
Per cent.
:
Per cent.
|
Bank rate
Si^
Open-market rates
30 and
d lys' bills
3Ji«&.3X
3 months' bills
..3>i@..
The rates of interest allowed
months' bank bills
months' bank bills
and 6 mouths' trade
4
8
4
m
3S©.?5i
3,>^@4
bills. 4
®4}i
.
by the joint stock banks and
discount houses for deposits are subjoined
:
I
I
I
Spring City..
phia. Pa., approved.
I
for the
S,OSO— The Lehigh A'alley National Bank of Bethlehem. Pa. Authorized
capital, $200,000
paid in capital, $140,000. G. B. Linderman. President A. N. Cleaver, Cashier. Authorized to coiumence busioc&s
;
;
26. 187i.
Z}4
AnIhorizcd capital, $50.000
W. F. Clark, Prcfident; Vincent Hood,
Authorized to commence business September 26, 1872.
paid in capital, $30,000.
for
Ncina.
^iidilisl)
money
at the leading Conti-
Bank Open
Bank Open
rate, market.
per cent, per cent.
5
...
lX-5
Paris
Amsterdam
..
ax
1
Berlin
3K
Vienna and Trieste
Madrid, Cadiz and Barcelona
of
market
rate,
per cent, per cent
'
8.¥
Hamburg
The
£ate0t iHonetarji anb Coinmernal
3
,
..
Lisbon and Oporto
St. Petersburg
7
7
6
7
Brussels
Turin, Florence
3>i
3itf
4%~Z
Antwerp
Bremen
5
4
3
Leipzig
4X
and
Rome
Frankfort
2,051—The First National Bank of Boone, Iowa.
Cashier.
2>tf
2^
nental cities
viz.
No.
September
Joint stock banks
Discount houses at call
Discount houses with 7 days' notice
Discount houses with 14 days' notice.
The following are the quotations
Nenr National Bank*.
a list of National Banks'organized
The following is
week ending Sept. 36,
Per cent.
York, approved.
The First National .The Third National Bank of New York,
approved.
Bank
[The National Bank. The Union National Bank of Philadel-
Kansas
Pennsylvania-
Ortlcial
.
I
I
Illinois
:
THE CHRONICLE.
4l4^
capital
:
;
5
3Ji
m
4,V
Bank
following statement shows the present position of the
England, the Bank rate of discount, the price
of Consols,
the average quotation for English Wheat, the price of Middling
RATES OF B.VCmiVGE AT LONDON, AND ON LONbON
AT LATEST DATES.
EXCHANGE AT LONDONSEPTEMBER
ON—
Amsterdam...
Antwerp
Hamburg
Paris...:
Paris
LATEST
DATE.
short.
13 1 a!3 2
3 monlhB.'25.o7>i®25.7a>i,
13.10)4 ©13. lOXi
!
short.
13.
short.
12.
**
"
3 mos.
short.
BV
13.
a5.62>i
11.17;,-@!!.22>sr:
Sept. 13.
3 mos.
Frankfort
llDJS^llflX
8t. Petersburg
3134®....
Cadiz
90'iiay8.
Lisbon
52Ji@52Ji
Milan
3 months. 27.90 ®28
Oenoa.
27.90 ©28
Naples
27.9J ©28
New York....
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
....
.
Singapore
Hong Kong...
Shanghai
**
short.
'*
3 mos.
118
..
Sept. 13. 60 days.
22. 90 days.
19,j)4fi,!44
12,48.3.399
13,970,(M)5
20,323,6:31
13..356,411
14,6(jl,8.n
18,762,395
16,4.3;l,792
22,751,022
12,1.38.085
13,483,302
21.517,952
3 p. c.
14,423,619
11,611,718
22,665.578
3)i p. c.
Calcutta
-
.
2«.
3.
w%
19.
25«@25X
5.
....
6 mos.
»
i^}4&.iby.
Sept.
p. c.
92?,'d.
49s. lOd.
lOid-
—
ls.2J(d.
92Kd.
Wiyid.
92,»id
4ss. Id.
56s. 6d.
9«d.
9Hi.
13d.
1« 3d.
73,400,000
24.1.58.814
2 p. c.
Is. 15id.
63,88r.000
S7s.
5d.
10 3-16d.
1s.3d,
94,479,000
Is. 2X<1.
84,468,000
bills of
:
is. 6'i<i @4s.
6s. 2rf.
1».
Id
UJid.
Is.
11.
correspaiident.
I
withdrawals of gold for Germany, the inaction of the Bant has
occasioned somt surprise. It is probable that the directors have
been guided by the diminution in the note circulation, and by the
of the precsure at the
Bank
,
for discount in the
a precautionary character. There
is, however, a rather important decrease in the stock of bullion,
and although the demand for go)d for export has for the moment
d.
s.
per oz. standard.
per oz standard,
Bar Gold, fine
!... .per oz. standard,
Bar Gold, Kcfinable
South American Doubloons
United States Gold Coin
last price.
last price.
peroz.
peroz.
77 9
77 9
77 11
73 9
76 3
d.
s.
@
@
@
&
6ft
..
SILVER.
11 7-lBd.
London, Saturday, September 14.
Bank of England,
at their weekly nioeting on Thursday, separated without making
a change in their rates of discount. As the position of the Bank
has not improved, and as there have of late been some considerable
of
2X
2 p. c.
94d.
55s. 5d.
GOLD.
After a briff diBCiission the directors of ihe
week was
20,405,220
Bank rate
Bar Gold
Sydney
tFrom our own
Reserve of notes and
12,1.30,5.37
coin
Coin and bullion
20,775,992
8,101,887
exchange have been more offered, and the rates
more favorable to this country. The export demand
lor gold has been quiet, but the silver market has ruled firm.
The following prices of bullion are from the circular of Messrs.
Pixley, Abell, Langley & Blake
I08>,a2.2'i','
Aug.
Ang.
Sept. 12.
much
6.033,582
quality
Clearing House return.
32?.-
Aug.
Ang.
Sept. 11
early part of the
4,949,239
1.,,168,245
14,339.928
Mid. Upland cotton ..
^^0.40 mule yarn fair 8d
Madras
fact that
56,6.30,760
3.H75,72S
19,309,767
Government securities. 13,790.131
Other securities
16,124,020
25,297.965
5,943,645
20,129,518
Foreign
^
Bombay
23,064,6.')0
are rather
Sept.
Cej'lon
£
23.7911,479
Price of wheat
109 90
6.21
Berlin
Pernambuco
£
24,2.15,6.59
bills
Consols
3 months. 26.92>i,g>25.97>i!
Vienna
Valparaiso
1
25.47J^
*'
@26.65
2o.E5
Sept
1873
1871.
£
£
including
Pnbllc deposits
Other deposits
RATE.
TIME.
:
1870.
1869.
£
Circulation,
bank post
RATB.
TIMB.
1868.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
J3.
Upland Cotton, of No. 40 Mule Yarn, and the Clearing House
return compared, with the four previous years
s.
per oz. slandard.
per oz. slandard
narSIIver, Fine
Bar Silver, contiiining 5 grs. Gold,
Fine Cake Silver
Mexican Dollars
Five Franc Pieces
peroz
5
d.
d.
s.
0','@
0^'©
no price
5
.
..
per oz, old, 5 2M. new, 5
per oz. last price
4 11.',®
Messrs Baring Brothers have issued the prospectus of a loan of
£1,000,000, being a moiety of an authorized issue of £3,000,000 for
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company. The loan is to be issued
in 6 per cent mortgage bonds at the price of 97, and a sinking
fund of ,£12,000 per annum is provided for its extinction. It is
secured by a mortgage on the
Messrs. J. S.
Morgan &
line.
Co. announce that they are authorized
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to receive subpcriptions
for $6,000,000 in 7 per cent bonds of the Alleghany Valley Bailroad Company. The price of issue is 88 per cent, and interest is
payable half-yearly in London. The loan will be redeemed in
:
.
.
:
:
THE CHRONICLE.
September 2^,1872]
and will be free of all United States taxes. The present
issue of bonds is to complete a brancli now in course of construe
tion to form a junction at Driftwood witli tiio Philadelpliia & Erie
Railroad, which latter line is worlied by the Pennsylvania Itail-
The following
1901,
road Company. It is upon this branch that the bonds now issued
form a first mortgage charge, in addition to the general security
of the Alleghany Valley Kailroad Company and the special guarantee of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
In the stock markets there has been considerable firmness
during the week, and in nearly all cases the changes in prices
have been upward. The iraffic receipts on our leading lines of
railway are very favorable. Tliis is largely owing to the activity
of the goods traffic, but is also due in a great measure to tlio fineness ol the weather, which is adding materially to the pleasure
We are now enjoying a very agreeable Autumn, and this
traffic.
is fully atoning for the wet and adverse summer, which militated
so greatly against the wheat crop. Considering the absence of
many leading operators from town, the amount ol business doing
in stocks and shares is above the average. It is believed, however,
that in consequence of the high price of living, holiday-seekera
are curtailing their stay at the watering-places, but this fact does
not influence the railway traffics, as a journey to and fro is necessary under any circumstances. An important advantage, how-
409
relates to the trade of
Manchester
Throughout the past week our marlcet han b.<cn dull and dvpr<-ii>rd and
both yarns and clolh have •xhlblted a downward IvudciK-y in |)rlr.-«. The
amount of buHiiif-s trmisacted has burn on a vi-ry Itniil'-d wait- Th«- rt-diu-<-d
demand in Liverpool and the more favoraldi- aceuuniH of the ;£.ouhiif <: i»p
have had the ellectof weakening prices. The apprehended di»riii'>H uf nioi ty,
with the uxpe utioii of further mercantile dlllkuliles, also c ntinne lo c-i.relse a prejudicial innucnce. Yarn-, bolh lionir irsdi- ni;d cxporl. have been iu
poor deinind to-day. Konios mule yum pruuiieally U a fiirihln;; per Ih. Iiel.>w
hist Friday's quotations with little nuslness offerlni;.
For water twioi >be Iuqui.y has been small, in double yarns a quiet business has been done, at
moderately steady prices. For nil doscriwtiuim of goods prices have bteu In
favor of the buyer. India and China shirtings nominally are unchanged In
value, but to elTect business aellers would have bad In t'<ke liss iiioney.
Printing cloths are In poor request. Madaiiollams and Jaceonetis liavt- had
slow sale, at easier rates. TUo market cfusod weak and Inanimate, afli-r a
business of small extent.
From South Wales
the following report has been received
:
The reported
decline iu the price of Iron has not yet affected this dislrii t. all
the works being fully occupied on order- taken at late rates. It is true ihat ihe
rices realized for
elsh maiiufacturaii iron has not been quite so high as nas
E een obtained in the .Mi ilaud counties an the North of England
but on the
other hand wagas have only been increased in this district from 20 to ;<0 per
< cut, whilst further north they have
advanced 40 per cent. Although some
uneuslues- prevails In he coal irade and masters are appn hei slveof a turn in
•ho tide of fortune, prices at Cardiff ore fully mainlalned, and colliery propiletors could dUposo of even a larger output tlian they are at present alp|«' to secure. It is hoDed that the dilUcultles which have been thieaieued In n-f'T* nee
to the labor question will lie avoided In view of Ihe approarhing winter.
Uouse coals are increasing in jirice. The big price ol raw materials and labor
is seriously affecting ihe tiuplate trade.
Makers assert that tliey canuoi possibly submit to a reduction in price, and as the demand is slackening, an arrangement has been come to to reslrivtlhe production, viz.: working tour day*
a week.
W
i
;
KoKllah Market Reports— Per Cable.
ever, has been conceded by the railway companies of late, viz.
the addition of third-class carriages to fast trains. That the public
Thedr.ily closlngquotationsinthemarketsot London and Liver-
pool for t he past week have Iieen reported by submarine telegraph,
is evident from the fact that thirdas
shown in the following summary
part
of
the
train.
crowded
And
most
class carriages are the
London, Money and Stock Market. American securities close
j udging from the large increase in the traffic receipts, it would
appear that the companies are large gainers, for cheap locomotion at a general advance from last week's prices.
has evidently given an im|>etuB to traveling, and has induced
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased £434,000
many to avail themselves of the opportunity of obtaining a during the past week.
change of scene. For last week the traffic receipts of railways
The rate of discount of the Bank of England has been
in the United Kingdom averaged £75 lis. per mile, against £70 3s
advanced one- half, and is now four and one-halt per cent.
per mile last year. The following were the closing prices of
Wed.
Thur.
Frl.
Bat.
Mon.
Tues.
Consols for money
92V
WJi
9iii
"i^li
9iii
consols and the principal American securities this afttrnoon
92X
accept this as a great boon
—
"
Consols
United States 6 per cent 5 20 boadu, es 4-6
do
2d series
do
do
do
do
1865 issue
92Ji@ 92X
9i}i@ 9i}i
91)^® 91Ji
93j<© 93X
186718806
92
& 9aii
5percent. 10-40 bonds, ei 4-6
87M® 87X
5 per cent Funded Loan, 1871, ex 4-6
89X® 89>j
Atlantic and Gt West., 8 per cent. Debent's, Bischoffshclm'e ctfs. 43
45
Ditto C'onaulldated Bonds, 7 per cent., Biscbo&sheim's certificates. 33
34
68
Ditto l8t Mortgage, 7 per cent bonds
70
64
57
Ditto 2d Mortgage, 7 per cent bonds
Brie Shares, ex 4-6
38)i® 39
unstamped
do
....
92
Ditto 6 per cent. Convertible Bonds,
93
104 ®105
Illinois Central Shares, f 100 pd., ex 4-6
98 ®100
Illinois and St. Louis Bridge, 1st mort
52
Louisiana 6 per cent. Levee Bonds
54
Massachusetts 5 per ccut. sterling bds, 1900
93
95
New Jersey United Canal and Itail bds
98 @100
Panama Gen. Mort. 7 percent, bonds, 1897
93 ©95
Feunsylrania Gen. Mort. 6 per ct. bds, 1910
96
96X
®
®
®
.
J2Ji
923<
92H
92X
91%
93
93>»
92jJ
93>i
91%
92
92
92X
93K
Sin
87JK
89
873<
89>i
87X
89X
87X
STIfi
S9Ji
eaii
The
fort
—
Virginia 6 per cent, bonds
41
period in the three previous seasons
....cwt.
a rley
ndian Com
Floor
1872.
1,065,687
Liverpool Breadstuffs Market.
wheat has declined
®
® 43
Flour (Western)
...
344,393
6,379
51,064
sgi.iss
118,232
154,461
28,148
16,353
287,231
133,277
Wheat
...CWl.
Berley
Oats
3,013
66
Peas
ans
Indian
Flour
B
........
Com
'180
755
5S0
7,977
89
103,130
1.250
1,624
'24
284
35.877
311
29,188
23,754
1^856
49,)14
12
264
US
B.
bbl 31
Whcat(No.2R'dW'n.Bp)« cU
"
"
(KedWinter)
"
(California White) "
Corn (W.m'd),t? quarter....
market closes quiet and
Western
12
li
2
13
8
4
PeastCanadian)...«aaarter 39
320
12
12
13
4
3
3
12
12
13
296
29
9
29
396
399
2
4
36
30
6
d.
B.
8. d.
330
12
13
36
30
Barley(Canadlan)....$bush
Wed.
Tue«.
d.
31
12
296
Oats(Am.&Can.)....Vbn8h
d.
s.
.<<2
Frl.
ad'
SJa
12
12
13
12
4
3
9
U
4
13
3
q
a
3
299
30o
9
39g
36
30
36
3D
36
30
—
Thar.
399
39
3g
Sn
Liverpool Pr^viHont Market. Beef and pork have shown an
advance, while bacon and lard have each declined.
Mon.
Tues
Wed.
Thur.
Frl.
Bat.
d.
8.
Beef (Pr. mess)
Pork (mess)
new V
660
52 6
350
41
600
tee.
do Hbb!.
Bacon(Cum. cut).... H?cwt
Lard (American) ...
CheeBc(Amer'nflne)
"
"
8.
67
52
d.
8.
d.
850
41
600
—
d.
8.
d.
8.
41
60
d.
8.
666
S30
666
630
346
40 9
600
666
530
346
666
530
346
41
600
6
6
6
3
31
40
600
Liverpool Produce Market. Prices, where changed, with the
exception of tallow, are lower than last Friday.
Thor. Frl.
Wed.
Mon. Tuoa.
Sat.
8.
Petroleum(reflned)....»gal
1
«^
(splritsl
1
42
Spirits turpentine...* cwt. 45
1
1
2>^
red)
London Produce and
8. d.
12
17
6¥
Tallow(American)...» cwt. 44
Cloverseed (Am.
8. d.
11
17
d.
Ro8in(com. N. C.)...»cwt. 12
"
" fine
17
6
Oil
41
42
45
SX
2.)tf
8«
1
2>*
1
44
42
45
6
8.
d.
12
17
SX
1
2>^
44
6
d.
8.
d.
6
11
8
17
1
42
45
8.
II
6
1
1
44
42
45
17
5J<
iX
3
S
1
44
42
45
8
Markets.— This market
15*
closes
at
last Friday's quotations.
Sat.
1869.
803,010
49.698
169,970
7,86i
22.«79
335.673
142,671
8.
d.
Mon.
£
10
8.
d.
UBieed(CalcutU)....
aagar(No.l2D'ch8td)
636
636
<ni8pot,«cwl
Sperm oil. ;....« ton
"
Whaleoil
"
Linseed oil
34
.'MO
Tac8.
£
10
B.
d.
Wod.
£
10
636
34
».
d.
Thnr.
£
8. d.
10
636
340,
Frl.
£
8.
d.
10
686
,
_
340
636
340_
,
84 008400840084008400840t)
SSOO.ISOOSSOOaSOOSSOOSSOO
3700 37 00 3TOOS70087008700
COMMERCIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
EXPORTS
"
Mon.
Hat.
d.
e.
«
£
1870.
723.632
75,891
— fhis
96
95X
cotton.
2d.
Uns'dc'ke{obI).*tn 10
1871.
1.067,927
194,159
9i%
95H
9S)i
— See special report of
steady, corn, peas and flour having advanced, while red
:
218,666
324.170
22,426
86,646
707,593
53,319
Peas
....
Liverpool Cotton Ma/rkit.
IMPORTS.
Wheat
were
®
®
According to the official return, the average price of English
wheat in England and Wales for last week was 578. 5d. per
quarter. Although it is a higher price than for some years past,
yet it very inadequately represents the value of wheat in this
country. That it is the price of English produce cannot be disputed, but the price affords evidence of the inferiority of our crop.
Up to the present time there has been no new English wheat
brought to market worth more than 62s. per quarter, while even
Russian (Saxonka) descriptions have freely made 588. to 60s. per
quarter. For the finest Dantzic wheat, as much as 70a. per quarter has been obtained, and now that there is no doubt about the
deficiency of our crop, a strong upward movement is apparent in
the value of all good and fine qualities of English and foreign
wheat. There is also a scarcity of fine English malting barley,
and Saale produce has in consequence been largely bought by the
pale malt makers, as much as 48s., 49s. and 50s. per quarter having been paid.
The following statement shows the imports and exports of
cereal producs into and from the United Kingdom during the
week ending September 9, compared with the corresponding
92Ji
daily quotations for United States 6s (1863) at Frank-
Frankfort
®
®
®
account
U. S. 6s (S-20B,)1865,old... 93
1867
91Ji
tJ. 8.10-408
87^
6s
New
S'iji
—
Imports and Exports for thb Wbbk. The imports this
week show a decrease in dry goods and an increase in general
The total imports amount to $9,071,599 tliis week,
merchandise.
475
25
i
against |8,086,394 last week, and |8,969,053 the previous week.
The exports are $4,860^13 this week, against $5,283,128 last
— ——
:
—
:
:
.
THE (CHRONICLE.
410
week, and $4,009,999 the previous week. The exports of cotton
the past week were 8,358 bales, ugaiost 6,033 bales last week.
The followinsT are the imports at New York for week endiog
(for dry goods) Sept. 19, and for the week ending (for general
merchandise) Sept. 30
FOBEION IMPORTS AT
General merchandise...
Total for the week.
Previously reported
Since Jan.
HBW YORK TOB THS WKZK.
1869.
$l,B50,9i!8
3.88<),103
Dry goods
1871.
t3,477,»44
5,031,355
1870.
$2,788,518
3,848,515
187J.
$3,450,871
5,880,728
»H,631,0I18
226,495,494
217.819,181
$8,509,999
281,845,913
$231,029,585
$224,450,541
$290,355,242
J4,534,a'il
.
$9,071,599
324,016,
1«
$a33,687,75g
In our report of the dry goods trade will be found the imports ol
dry goods for one week later.
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive of specie)
from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
Sept. 24
XPOBTS ntOK NEW TORK FOB TES WKKK.
I
1870.
$3807,082
$3,3(H,5M
137,873,202
130,368,303
1871.
$5,232,676
168,456,377
1872.
$4,860,213
161,786,682
$141,680,284
$133,726,899
$173,689,053
$166,646,895
Portheweek
Since Jan.
..
1
The following will show the exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending Sept. 31, 1873
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH,
No. 5 N.AssAu street.
New York, September 18, 1873.
Deposits received, on which we allow interest at the rate of
four per cent per annum.
Special arrangements made with
Savings Banks and others depositing large amounts.
We
issue Certificates of Deposit available in all
Sept. 18— Sir. Cuba, Liverp'l—
Silver bars
$177,199
Sept. 18— Str. Vicksburg, Port
an Prince
American silver coin
Mexican
Sept.
silver coin
21— Str.
We
make
hand
5,100
will
be disposed of at private sale, giving investors an
^.
J315.3.58
57,2.52,620
Total since Jan. 1,1872
$57,568,178
Same time
in
1871
1870
1869
J8, 764.812
2.5,587,186
6.5,998,916
1368
In
1807
1866
1865
J55,218,.501
$41,494,472
FISK & HATCH.
Banking House op Henry Clews & Co.,)
21,727,792
of specie at this port
16
— Str.
during the past week have
Para-
Ocean Queen,
AspiuwaUSliver
Silver
Sept. 20— Str. Eagle, St.
Silver
$.3,565
Gold
Gold dust
Sept. 16— Brig La Creole, Cu-
am
Gold
Sept 80-Schr.
3,066
racoa
C. K.
300
Total since January
1,
Silver
1,000
2,916,347
1872
$2,938,908
I
$7,68.'!,2-.4
1870
I
Same time
in
1869
$11,091,437
5,769,270
8,a5T,4:30| 18(i8
High Freight Chauges.
Commercial Credits for use in Europe, South America, East
and West Indies, China and Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers' Credits arailable in all parts of
the world.
Money on Europe, Havana and
Also, Telegraphic Transfers of
California.
Deposit accounts received, bearing interest and subject to check
at sight.
Certificates of Depost issued and Collections made.
and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEWS, HABI(;HT &
6,400
6,400
$22,58!
In
1871
33 Wall street, N. Y.
J
Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland and the Con«
11
Moody,
Sept.
!9— Str.
jMerrimack,
Total tor the week
Previously reported
Same time
$900
John -
Para
Gold
Bills of
5.3,653,258
Veen as follows
Sept.
Exchange.
their introduction at the Stock
tinent.
94,74j
ampton
Total tor the week
Previously reported
—
parts of
opportunity to purchase this favorite security upon terms which
should ensure an advance upon the completion of the road and
—
1,216
all
Orders for Investment Stocks and Bonds executed at the Stock
Exchange, on commission, for cash.
We deal in Government and other first-class Securities, such as
Central Pacific and Cheaaneake and Ohio Bonds.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Loan having been withdrawn from
the market by the Company, the small amount remaining on
City of Brook-
lyn, Liverpool
merchants and others in
collections for
$2,00"
British silver coin
Sept. 21- Sir. Batavia, Liverpool
Silver bars
3.5,100
American gold coin
Sept.l8— Str. Frankfurt, South-
The imports
parts of the
the country.
:
Same time
September 28, 1872.
country, and bearing interest in case of special deposit.
1
Preyiously reported..
1
The Chicago Tribtme has the
lowing protest against an upward tendency in freights
fol-
" It is becoming a serious question what is to be done with the grain products of the country. During the last sixty days, there has been a general advance in the rates of freights all over the country, and the effect is crushing
upon those who produce the lower priced varieties of grain. This advance
has not affected the wheat growers so much because there is comparatively
very little wheat going forward. This is, however, accidental. As an illustration, let us give some figures. The cost of moving corn from a point 100 miles
distant from Chicago, by the way of the lakes and Erie Canal, including the
intermediate charges, to New York, is 4U2C. This floes not include any
charge or profit in that city. The price of corn in New Tork is 65c. Allowing
3c. per bushel to cover profits and expenses in New York, there is left to the
producer just 21c. per bushel for his corn. In oats the case is even worse. It
costs to deliver oats from a point like distant from Chicago,
the boat at
New Y''ork, 31c. per bushel. Oats are selling in New York at 40@44c. If 2c.
per bushel be allowed for expenses and profits in New York, there is left to
the producer 6c. to 10c. per bushel for his oats at the place of growth.
Of course, there is a limit beyond which wheat, corn and oats cannot be
transported, except at a cost equalling or exceeding the value of the article.
The rate of freiglits on oats lias almost reached that point now. They may be
still further advanced until they prohibit the transportation of corn, and even
of wheat. The present freight charges to New York are nearly double the
average rates of last year, and tne advance in freights is of necessity
taken from the price of the grain in the hands of the producer.
The
rise in domestic freights is in sympathy with the advance in ocean freights,
but the oppression upon the producer is none the less severe. It consumes
their product. It is no longer a case of sending one bushel to pay the freight
of another that operation no longer pays. The producer, if freights go any
higher, or the price of grain should fall in Liverpool, will have to send some
money along, in addition to the corn, to pay the f eight on the latter."
m
State, City
Co.,
Old Broad Strket. London.
IN VESTM KM TS.
We continue to sell at par, adding accrued
Mortgage Gold Bonds of the Northern
interest,
the First
Company.
On the completion of this season's contracts there will be Five
Hundred and Seventeen miles of the main line of the road in
operation, uniting Lake Superior with the Missouri River, and
securing the large traffic of the Northwest. This amount of road
also entitles the company to ten million four hundred thousand
acres of land, located in Central Minnesota, Eastern Dakotah, and
in the Columbia Valley, on the Pacific coast.
The bonds
are secured by a first mortgage on the road, its traffic and
Pacific Railroad
franchise, and on the entire land grant received from the Govern,
The rate
seven and three-tenths, gold, equiva
and a quarter per cent in currency. Believing
the security to be ample and the rate of interest satisfactory, we
recommend these bonds as a desirable investment. Holders of
United States 5-20's and high-priced corporate securities may
materially increase both their principal and their interest income
by exchanging for Northern Pacifies.
ment.
of interest is
lent to about eight
JAY COOKE &
New
iBankers'
®[)e
CO.,
York, Philadelphia and Washington.
(Ba^tiit,
;
1
These remarks have an important bearing upon the subject of
new through East and West lines of railroad, to the construction
of which we referred last week in The Chbonicle.
The following
declared
Railroads.
New Jersey
do
do
int.
MR. CHARLES W.
success in business
gence and integrity
is
an instance of
may
HASSI^IGR'S
what perseverance,
Chic, Rock Island
Camden & Atlantic
intelli-
Mr. Hassler has devoted
his personal attention to the specific branch of the Banking
and Brokerage business relating to Railroad Bonds, and there is
probably no one better posted than he is in all that appertains
to them.
His well-known advertisement "Railroad Bonds —
Whether you wish to buy or sell, write to Chakles W.
HA88LEK, No. 7 Wall street. New York," has attracted attention in all parts of the country, and largely increased his busi" Write to " him if you wish anything in his line.—
ness.
i^row
the Christian Union of Sept. ^th, 1871, Henry Ward Beeeher,
Editor,
accomplish.
Ogdensburg
ax
on scrip
& Pacific
&
Camden & Amb.RR.
Oct. 21 ISept.30toOct.22.
Oct. 23 Oct. 5 to Oct. 25.
Oct. 1 Sept. 25 to Oct. 2.
Oct. 1
4
2X free. Oct. 10 Oct.' 5 to Oct. 10.
4
3X
pref
& Lake Champlain, prel"
N. Y,, Providence
Oct. 21.|Sept.30toOct.22.
to Sept. 30,
annum
at 7 per cent., per
the past week:
Cent. l?^f^LB. B""^" ^^''>-
Company.
Central of
fiANKING AND FINANCIAL.
DIVIDENDS.
Dividen4s have been
during
Best. (Stonington),
I
.
)
& Uaritan Canal VUnitedCo.'s of N.J.
New Jersey RE
Oct.
Del.
10.
)
Banks.
Bull's
Head
4 free.
Murray
$4
Hill
Gallatin National
Fifth National
4 free.
3X
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1.
1.
10.
1.
Sept. 24 to Oct. 1,
Sept. 87 to Oct. 7.
Sept. 27 to.Oct. 1.
Fridat Eteninq. Sept. 27, 1872.
Xlie mioney Market. After the serious disturbances of last
week, monetary affairs have natuially continued in a very un
settled condition, although there has been no repetition of the
locking-up movement, and rates for call loans have ranged all the
way from 3 per cent per annum to 7 gold, and even up to 1-32 of
one per cent a day.
—
,
:
>
;
:
THE CHRONICLE.
September 23, 1872]
To-day the rates for money were generally 7 to 7 gold, with
as high as 1-33 and 1-10 ])er day, but late in the
afternoon loans wore made as low as 4 per cent por annum.
The attempt to lock up greenbacks having boon defi-atod last
week by the refusal of two l)auks to pay Lesjal-Tonders on certified checks, and by the purc^hase of $iJ,()()0,000 of Imnds by the
Treasury, for which they disbursed greenbacks, no further
Jnovements of the speculative clique have yet been developed.
It is reported, however, that they have been placing I<"gal-Tenders in the banks to make a better statement for the week ending
with to day, and it is surmised that after the statement is publisbed they may very probably withdraw their Legal-Tenders
agiin, and make another attack upon tbe money market in order
The last bank statement showed that there was
to depress stocks.
a deticiency of $333,475 in the35per cent reserve required by law,
thus making it im)«jssible for the bunks to do anything at present
to prevent manipulations of the money market. The action of the
Cashier of the Bank of Commerce, while it met with general sympathy from the business public, could not be sustained as a inatt r of law, and was not approved by the Clearing House Associa
tion, .so the bank settled the matter by paying the check and
costs.
So far as any action is called for againsi persons who
undertake to manipulate the money market, it would seem to be
quite as much the province of the Stock Exchange to take decided
grounds against them, as for the banks to do so.
The Cable reiMJrts a decrease of £434,000 in the Bank of England bullion this week, and an advance to 4i in the discount rate
Bome traasactions
411
the most attention at advancing prices
it has been reported that
the companies will be consolidated, and that a largo scrip dividend will be made on Panama.
;
On Wednesday there was <|uito an active selling movement in
Northwist preferred, with a material decline in the price. Tlio
sales were attributed to a leading operator of the bear party.
Considornblu discussion has taken place in regard to the dividend declared by the Central liailroad of New Jersey after the
joint committee <>f tliat company and the Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western had resolved to pass the dividend on both stocks. Mr.
Moses Taylor resigne<l as a director of the Central road in consequence of their action, as the dividend was not earned, and the
question of the right to declare any dividend has gone before the
New
courts of
Jersey.
When
the jirossure in Erie was most severe, some large blocks
were bought in " under the rule," and a decision of some importance has been made by the Stock Exchange, that
*'
WhtMi contractH are closed out under the rule,* aiiv member suppb In-/ tbe
bid, and not delivering llie stork forthwith, renders himself liable tu proaecu'
tlon tinder article 2Atli of the Coiistltution."
New York
Article 35 of the
Stock Exchange Constitution
is
as
follows
Should Any member be guilty of obvious fraud, of which the Goveminfr
Committee shall be the Jiid^e, he Hhall, u{>ou conviction thereof, by a vo.e of
two-thirds of the members uf said Committee present, bo expelled.
*'
The Uoverning Committee of tue Stock Exchange have decided
member selling stock to supply the bid of the presiding
officer closing out a contract " under the rule" shall, when he
that a
Specie in the Bank of fails to deliver the stock, pay the diffiirenco between " cash" and
from 4, at which it previously stood.
France has increased 340,000 francs.
"regular" stock the amount, if not mutually agreed upon, to be
The last statement of our associated city banks showed a de- assessed by the Arbitration Committee.
ficiency of $333,475 in their 35 per cent, reserve required by law.
The gtmeral market was weak early to day, but stronger in the
The liabilities stood at $338,795,900, and the tolal reserve at afternoon, and closed steady.
150,866,500, being $333,475 less than 35 percent, of the liabilities,
Tbe followin(!> were the highest and lowest pricefc of the acti\e
a decrease of $1,933,175 from the excess of the previous week.
Ist of railroad and miscellaneous stocks on eaeb day oi the last week
Saturday Monday, Taesday. Wednesd'y Tbnrsoay. Krlday
shows
the changes from previous week
The following statement
Sept. 26.
S,!pl. 27.
Sept. 21.
Sept. 23. Sept. 21.
Sept. 23.
and a comparison with 1871 and 1870:
91
i)i\ 93^
M.t< «l>i,
N.V.Cen&H. K lUM 94(< 93
»i>i »3X
Hit 93>i
1871.
ISIO.
Harlem...
113
114
I'.IH IDS
113X 113,S 112X113
112s ll'M 'lloti 112
;
:
Sent. 11.
|'j<4.!>w.isjo
Sept. ai.
r^o.sn.ar.
Specie
1W81.WI
rJ.a99,5J0
CIrcalatlon
a7.62'i.4(io
i-.6<M.l(io
a01,lV7,'tU0
Loans »nrt m«.
...
AW516.UU0
Netdcposlta
Sept. 23.
nifferencoB.
Dec.
»3,8Uri,000
|13II9,ICI.;(I'J
Inc.
41.7(10
O.'.T^.IUO
30. Ol.WO
lice.
o.tl8.a)0
2.n.i«,«io
Sent. 34.
t%;.oiio,uio
l4.liU0.UUU
:k!.7uo,uxi
ISIl.UUI.UOU
Dec. 3.li3D,li(JU
63.l«i,30O
iy.4uo,uuc
Commercial paper is selling more freely, but the market has
the
recent
irregularities,
and
there
by
is
not
much
been disturbed
paper sold under 1 1 and 13 per cent.
i,eKal fonilera
. . .
41.467.0UO
4S.1(I5.6«)
.
United States Bond*. — Government securities have been dull,
the slight movement among buyers which we noticed last week
not having been continued. Prices generally close near the
same figures given in our last report, though currency sixes are
higher and 5-308 ot 1867 a fraction lower. At the Treasury purchase of $1,000,0)0 Five-Twenties on Wednesday, the otferings
amounted
Closing
1881,
Wabash
10
70
3J1X
70
Northwaat
pref.
do
:1V
Tiii
S7X 8SS
69S TOM
7!K ••2'4
19
S9H
89
Bock Island..
24.
'liox
l;4it
lU.X
"114
"115?<
114H; 'lllJi
"lllX
m%-iUii \U%
M3X
'115
5-j0'8 1862, coup...
5-2U'8 1861, coup...
••
...
V«'Bl8(B,n"
...
"U4X 'lUM
114H
113?«'lia«
'lllJi
ii3*i;
5--^'8 1S68,
•*
1U-4U'b, retr
1U-4U*B, coupon.
Currency 6 b,.,.
.
26.
23.
111
IM.Vi
»5.
....
i:oiS6
'IH^
115H MISH
-IMX "lUS
'lUX
114X 'llSX
U3X 113X
114
113K
113V •nw. •114
108« 'Wi\ ' 108 Hi
107 K 108)< •103W
112)< •ll.i« •112
113X
I13)<;
,
1
,
^Lowest.-, ^Highest.-,
27.
114
"
107X Feb. 81 IU% .luly
113J6 Soiit.ia'lHK May
1I5S
'.!4H^'aa.
"uoii
S\VM% June
11 lli>?6 AUB.
11 :i«X Aug.
13 116J« Aug.
11 lUH June
2,'i
6
5
109X Jan.
114S 109X Jan.
•114« UOX Jan.
1
'-13% 109« Jan.
«
1!3H li;x Feb. 8 U3H ..'"ne29
113.*«
111!^ Feb. 9 inx June 3
103
107
Ken. « :il« July 30
114
'IISK
10S>4 •!U7,!|i
10S>^
108
!08
•:i2)t '112
107XMch.l3
ma
54V
lU?i, Sept. 18
113,H
Aug.
inM May
i
16
it
.
IIOJ,'
5t)t
5i,,S
75
75
9S;i^
S2
99
32)^
6« VK
9S« 98X
SIK Si
...
50
7
do
Dnlon Pacific..
39«
S6«
nix
•126X
33)<
i5H
pref..
^91
....
Am. Mcrch.El
68
68*4
United Slates..
Wells.Fargo..
78V 79
Canton
This
•
Is
80
91
SO
91
93
6SV
79
BO
80X
bO
94V
95
95
The range
"4314
S
70
•78»4
SO
BU
95
the price hid and a.sked. no «al« was
•13X 44
'91
•7;« 79
78!4
142
•95H
made
January
in these stocks since
-Since January 1
32
51
142
67\
5IH
68X 73
93
69
rt%
S8X SSH
S4X 35
144
140
«^^^ 69«
MV
5IH
«:% 68K
7
«!i
97),
32
^48
51
39
S9X
ilX 35«
51
H
dS^ 68V
'91
7
98
"IS
'UK U
55
18)4
92
6V
96H
•32H 83S
«8K 69H
e8>,
67V
74V J4X
42
42K
lOOV lOlX
Ul«
126H
»9«
43V ISK
•
I3H
53X
38X 3«V
SIX 35K
25;i;
IJ8
5i
;5«
am
V
llOH
lOlJi
"51
MX
S5)4
54H 54V
6iX 69X
...
...
31
»X
7:
•6V 7K
98K
98
84
110
54!<
55
un rm
I02H
...
ICO
75
*2%
100
50
ISO
129
West. Un. Tel. 6C
6JV
Quicksilver ... 43>i 43J4
Panama
54V
50X
8JH 87«
68V »»X
»H lia
110«
110
.S5
ttyi
12% 12»
pref ^48
O0I.CI1IC.& I.e.
109« 110^
100 H 101
Boston.H&E.
DeL.L.&W...
i)i
Sis S4X
S4X
48
'70
71
SIS 88X
69X «9X
1!
T2K
USV HH
:i»
'M-,
51
4.i)i
•69
69
69
87X m%
6»X CSV
89
Bann-.
&StJos
50M 53X
.
109H
55
pref...
75)4
do
73H
Ohlo«: MiASlp. U}i fifi
CcntrHlof N. J lOiV 103U
1,
.
l^
109K110)i
.
St. Paul
do
11*
cp..*li0K
*8.1Sai. VCK
6» !»8l coSp
5-20'«1965,
51
70
8SX
PaclBcMall
have been: Adams
Exp
Since January
January
HI
21.
h. fund,
49«
Laite Sliore....
to $3,410,150.
]>rices daily, and the range since
Sept. Sent. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept.
W\4 53V
Erie..,,
do pret
68V
44
Wi
5tS
70V
"i>i
»3
•91
70>.
78S4
93
70X
80
fO
70X
7?V
*80H
100
94
4;h 48K
'TO
8;V SiX
t8
'.UX
K4V
»
71X
MX
110)4 111
54X »4X
^75
«2K
....
4i,l(
101 )« 108
7
97),
iX
Vt^
S2h 32>,
•48
52
»**< 38>i
$4)«
142
142
68
69X
Kn
««
'54
43X
54K,
"IV '5H
93V »S
70
'"S
....
"80
91
91
70
79V
....
9S
at the Board.
1
has been as follows:
-Since January 1.-
,— Lowest.—. /-Highest.—,
.— Lowettt.^ .— IUghe8t.-^
St. Jos 30M Sept.I6 59)t Jan. 17
Cen
R. 92 'i Sept. 19 101 K Anr 2 Bann.
Hailein
do do pref 14 Sept.!8 7ISJau. I*
107H Feb.l2!l30 Apr. 23
Krlo
30
Feb. 5 75^ May 20: Union Pacllic. 28)4 Jan. 5 42 Apr. I
do pref
60
Mch. 21 87 May SO] Col.Chlc.&l.C. 19V Jan. 5 42V May 21
Jan. 2 141 Sept.25
72
LakeShore
86V Sept.lS 93!< Mcn.aO, Panama
63
Sept.27 80)4 Apr. 4; West U Teleg'h 87*4 Sept.18 77J4 May 3
Wabash
Northwest
66>4 Jan. 5 85i< Apr. •2 Quteksllver.... 25)4 Jan. 13 44s Apr..W
Jan. 13 56 Apr 29
prel. 30
do
do
pref. .S4 Sept.21 973 Apr. 1
llock Island. ... 105 Jan. 5 118)4 Apr. 2 PacitlcMail... 53«i; Jan. 2 8!'< May 15
52
JunelS 64K Apr. 1 Adams Express 8SV Scpt.181 9tx May 20
St. Paul
Mervh Un. 59 Jan. 6, «0V May 24
74HFeb. 1 83 Jan. 20
do pref
88)4 July <•
Ohio 4: MISS... 41!4Sept.l8 51« Apr. 1 U.S. Express... 60)4 Jan.
Co. 56)4 Jan. 4l »5 May 21
Se .,t.24 1I3S Jan. 151 Wells, F.
•:eiitral of N .J 100
76
Jan. 6,101 June2*4
Boston, H.
3M Jan. 2 11 May 18! Oantou
W.. 96H Sept.2i I!2t4 Mch.l6l
Del., L.
NT
&H
&
.
the price bid. no sate wasmade at the Board.
State and Railroad Bonds. There has been more business
V
in Southern State bonds this week, and South Carolinaa, TennesAm
sees and Virginias have been the favorites as usual. In regard to
U
the action of the Georgia Legislature, it appears that they have
4
A£
H
declared void the $1,880,000 semi-annual gold bonds of 1870, the
4
$3,000,000 currency bonds, and the $103,000 quarterly gold bonds
The Gold market. The gold market has been comparatively
also the State's
in the bands of the agents in New York
quiet after the excitement and stringency of the previous week.
endorsement of $3,300,000 bonds of the Brunswick and Albany
Kates on gold loans have ranged from flat to 1-32 per day, and
Railroad, $600,000 bonds of the Bainbridge, Cutlibert and Columrates have also been paid for carrying during most of the week.
bus Uailroad, $300,000 bonds of the Cherokee Valley Kailroad,
rates for borrowing were 1-16, 1-32, 1-64, 3, 4, 3 and 1 per
To-day
Van
Cartersville
and
Wert
Kailroad.
of
the
Ijonds
" Tills is
—
.
—
;
and $875,000
Kailroad bonds have been a little more active, and the Central
and Union Pacific issues show belter prices.
Closing prices daily and the ranffe since Jan. 1 have been
:
Sept,
^
21.
esTenn., old
68 Tenn., new....
•N.Car.,
old....
6a N. Car., new...
68 Virg., old
consolld'd
*'
•*
deferred..
68S. C.,n, J.& J.
68 Mlseourl
Cent. Pac. gold..
•'
33
•30
•44
••
•is"
•23
•^%
Sept. Sept,
TiK
TiK
'i!
•20
•44
•30)4
•1.1
Since Januaryl.
Sept. Sept. Sept.
^Lowest.—. ^Ulghest.
75
Jn
Juue2i
63S Jan.
63KJan. 4 75H July 9
30)^ J une 1 3SV Mch. 12
Mch. 12
15}, Jan. 24 25
24.
21.
w
24*
•92X
tux
'Ti
32.S
"20
•30
•20
•32
•2J
41
•4*
5UK
50K
15H •15
2iH
•23
92 H
•iWH
99K
T2X •ri«
72S •g^
lOOW
•15
20
•44
•
Tnis
Is
the price bid, no Hale was
At the Treasury
to 16,060.000.
$3,950,000.
The following
50H
15
•ax 21
Vi%
Vi'4
•99V
99V
87K !7K
80
80K
79X
made at the Board,
92
Sept. :« 98
99
Sept. 13 105X
88)i Sept. 18
13« Sept. 18 85
an
nx Sept.
91
lUO
102
103
18
Sept. 3 97
May 4 103X
Sept. 27 108X
Jan. 2« 107K
96X Sept
lOUX; bepi. 19
105
Saturday, Sept. 21
" 28
Monday,
" 21
Tuesday,
Jan.
Friday,
"
July
Aug.
Jan.
June'29
Jan.
16
UMX June3
show the course of the gold premium
^notations.
ing.
"
88V Jan.
table will
.
Wed'day,
Thursday,
17
19
18
16
3
17
on Thursday, bids amounted
for the week have been
Receipts
Open- Low- Blgh-
June24
June 6
Mch.
sale of $1,000,000,
"Customs
each day of the past week
4t)4
^^ •87X 87X
80
8SX
Un. PacL'dGr't SO
•79X
80
»iK n
•7»X
Un. P. Income ...
92
•92
•92
N.Y. Uen, 6e, 1883.
'92X •92
'103
-lo^v
Krlelst m. 7b
'103X
•loiJi 102
lOlS
K.J. Cenlst m 78 lO.'X 'lOJ
'lOIH
Ft Wayne l8t ni "s
•95" •90
Chlc<c NW.sf 7&
•95K
101
•101
Roc^l 8ld 1st m 7s lOlJi 'lOlM "lOlH •101
Un.Paclst.
July V2 59 Jan. 15
SOHSept.as S9K Mch. 22
15
Sept.2C 21
Jan. :0
Sept.
18 40
Mch. 26
22V
cent.
"'
25
26
27
Cnrrentweek
Previous week
.I na. 1X72. to date
est.
est.
IH
113)4
l.;3H
..;
1I3H
!!4
114l<
113)4
113)4
i:3)4
114
111
114
1:4
-SX
.14
lU
USX
i;4
113)4
;:3
"3
I09<4
108)4
Closlug.
,
Balances.-^—
Gold,
currency,
tl.6a(.3l»
I111,7(>4,UU)
13.859.801
U4)jl
6i 693,000
l,MH,60J
IJiSl.TM
113V
1.064.210
2.450.<71
2.381 2 3
1.260 718
114
43.071,000
l).669.000
70.418.000
2,164,'lKI
113V
4.,:79Mn
1.1M,000
lA'l,9n
113V
S«,7»4.0«)
114)4
525.U5«,IW0
1,150,000
2,237,253
1.321.977
2,601,191
USX
114)4
115)4
llf.X
Total
Clebrings.
113H
113V
9,661.4%
,,„,...,,.
Fo^rei^u lixeUaniei:— On Saturday, the 31st inst., leading
bankers put down their rates to 107* for sixty days sterling, and
purpose of buying bills
it was reported that they did it for the
themselves, but we believe that such was not the case, and that
there was at that time a considerable supply of cotton bills which
depressed rates. The decline was temporary, and rates subsequently advanced, but have since been weaker in consequence of
borrowed bills. These borrowed bills have operated today in
two ways first, in depressing the rates for 60 days sterling, and
Railroad and Rllsccllaneous Stocks.— The stock market
has been unsettled and at times feverish, as a consequence of the
sensitive and precarious situation of the money market, as shown
by the disturbances of last week. The corner in Erie was sharper
on Monday than at any previous time, and the rate for one day's
for sliort sight, by the demand to
use of the stock went as high as 3 per cent since that time it has secondly, in stift'ening the rates
sterling is consequently
been somewhat easier, and the rates for borrowing were i per repay bills borrowed 60 days ago long
is firm.
cent to flat yesterday, and to-day flat. It is not precisely known depressed, and short sight
Several new loans of American railroads are reported abroad.
whether the corner is ended or whether it will be renewed again
Nominal rates are as follows
Boon. Aiter Erie, Pacific Mail and Panama stocks have attracted
:
;
;
j
:
.
3 days.
108y®109
•u (lays.
maxima
London prime UsnKen
107
5 S5
Antwurp
5.:«ls6.5 its'*
5.30 es.aix
40
SwiBB .;
AuiBterilam
<S107M
5.28K'e5.SO
(»5.!>6),
5.26X
s.25
aWX
Hamburg
1S.27K
as.Mx
10s<®40}«
3SV<@^S6X
t09t®4Uj«
&JK«S6
Frankfort
Bremen
94XeMJi
95}.;'a95X
Ji)4®^lX
Ti
Prussian thalers
traasactions for the week at the
Treasury have been as follows
TUu
The
@
"
commercial
ParlB (bankers
Saturday,Sept.21...
MW.OUO
©la),
Monday,
416,000
559.000
44J,000
55 ',000
510.000
23...
21...
"
2.5...
Tuesaay,
Wednes'y.
Thursday,
"
"
'
"
Friday,
2S.,.
27...
47J.23!
670,8 iO
502,3 S2
671,376
59!,7:0
41
9
75
30
14
»iai.738 91
221,6M
-.7
3;i.6''9 75
299,5(19 4S
8M,:i91 SI
21
462,U6 oS
l,43«.t91 20
l.:20.532 23
M.tU 89
1,(69,»97 59
1,14S,413 96
»2,960,000
Total
BaUiice. Sept. 20
Balance, Sept. 27
»S).551,S18 19
153,666,419 OS
»16.S97.610 81
»17 813,700 33
—
New
York City Banks. The following statement shows the
condition of the Associated Banks oi New York City for the week
ending at the commencement of Imsiness on Sept. 21, 1872
:
AVBRAGB AMUUMTUF
,
Loans and
Capital
Baitka.
Discount*. Specie.
new »orK
»3,000,00C ni,366,600 t:,30l.00(!
2,050,000
6.130,1*00
S66,n00
3,000,000
7,;'IS.llOO
697,700
2,000,000
6.471.200
229,200
1,500.000
4.654,000
2:9.000
Union
9,'-'03,900
732,300
... 8,oou,ooo
America
1,800,000
271,400
3,847,800
PttienU
1,000,000 .5,0:4,300
428,100
City
1,100.000
3.734,500
51,:00
Tradesmen's
130,8lKl
600,000
1,1.80,600
Fulton
248,500
300,000
6.3o8,00C
Chemical
19,400
Merchants Exchange.... 1.230,000 3,l:tl.20C
1.500,000
5,666,700
136,600
Gallatin, Natlonai
46 800
2,58.1,700
800.000
DroverB'....
Butchers'
2,0:.6 800
600,000
15,800
Mechanics ana Traders'.
l,l«i9('0
200.000
eroenwlch
2,SO!),000
202,900
600,000
Leather Mannl
1,178.400
73.200
500,000
Beventn Ward
4,60.) ,500
2,000,000
201,200
York
HatBoi
9 613,0,
5,000,000
236,0U0
American BzcbanKe
10,000,000 S.429.10C
6 633,100
commerce7.383,300
804,U10
1,000,000
Broadway
3t.80 5i'0
23,600
1,000,000
kercantlle
1.920,800
13,;.00
422,700
Paciac
5.0i0,900
576,900
8,100.000
BepuoUC
2,-283,300
65,1100
450,000
Chatham
1.711,900
2,200
412,500
People's
3,544.000
1211.800
1,000,000
Worth America
110,300
2 266.200
1,000.000
Hanover
2.300,000
500.000
12,4'JO
irvlnlt
9.854 S'JO
619,9lX)
4,000.000
Metropolitan
1,'165.300
28,000
400,000
Citizens
2.108.000
27.900
1,000.000
NasBau"
2,901,1110
78,000
1,000.000
Market
2..'.C6.000
44 500
l.OOO.OOU
Bt. Nicholas
3,5' 9,100
118,900
1,000.000
Shoe snd Leather
2.812,500
39.500
1,000000
Corn Exchange
103,700
S.84-.600
2,0OO,0O(>
Continental
2,131,600
ly8,800
750.000
Commonwealth
.
1.5in.500
6,300
300,000
Oriental
211.003
1,968.400
400.000
Marine
60,-200
949.000
300.000
At?ntlc
r2;,400
Importers and Traders'. . 1,500.000 11.7 .1,400
402,000
2,000.000 16,335.80C
Park
12I,0U)
1.319.200
500.000
Mechanics' Banking Abb.
8,600
769.700
800.000
lirocBrs'
16,800
1.249.900
400.000
North lilver
9200
I.I28.000
350,000
Kistltlver
1,2.51.6110
19.500
500.000
ManufacturerBft Mer....
8-25,100
5,000.000 2 659.700
Four-,a !Jatloual
49,100
3,000,000 10.48 1, 1'OO
Oent/al National
1,41B,SOO
300.00C
Second Ha;<;o»l
6,S61,000
78.000
1.500,000
Ninth National
22.600
4.062,r00
500.000
First National
523,800
6,il4 800
1,000.000
bird National
5.-IXI
ew Fork N. Exchange 500.000 1.229,100
433 900
S.756,.»00
1,000.000
Tenth Nation u
2.500
1,113,000
3.50.000
Bo werv National
Manbattan Co
Mercbants'
Mechanics
...
&
New
S
New York County
2.000.000
1,000.000
?4 42" 200 280,845,300
To'iil.,.
as last
Leeral
tlon.
DepoHitp.Tendeni.
JSaO.OIXl
{9,250,600 Jl,0ij2,(l«)
3,249,aXI
361,500
4,434,700
782.400
3.8 9,800
943,6,0
81! 3110
3.081,300
6,642,300
1 578,000
2,596,100
432,800
8,400.100
458.010
2.302,400
616,800
,423,9(H)
334,600
9.81)0
561,300
493,200
491,»»)
1,300
515,200
775,400
450,400
488,700
251,900
195,700
2.700
266.100
174,600
551,600
977 000
3,166,.'W0
895,800
480,500
4.M4,500
624,400
1,332,600
1,7.1,200
1,860,400
1.030,300
S76 000
2.46UA«
1.896.800
1.221,200
1,641,700
2^.500
637,200
11.686,600
17,949,600
1,247,100
651,710
1,(86,500
683,100
71 .0
1.079,6(10
2,913,500
16,069,300
9.002,000
1,(62,700
4,S63,O0«
00
1,430,
261,000
696,000
277,900
787, 00
266,«00
880,7(10
225, 00
284.100
7,100
S18,0(.«
316,^00
625,500
408.300
685,000
265.100
789,000
407.400
135,9(0
3S2 000
155.4110
3.075 400
8,495,50(1
35
.6')0
171.500
185,21S)
196,500
211.500
3.749,000
2,398,0(«
346,800
^Oii^lOO
4,'226.^00
l,136,7UO
6,238,700
620,600
8,216,200
902 500
1,113,600
l,li"l,200
272.600
661,800
28;,0II0
336,100
51 7,30 J
12,399,600 27,668,100 201,127300
44,467,000
.
Blackstonc.-.
Boston
Boylston
...
Broadway
Colu'nblan
Continental
Everett
Freeman's
Olohe
Himllton
Howard
M.rket
Massachusetts
Maverick
Merchants'
MounfVernon
New
Kngland
North
Ol'l Boston
Shawrant
Shoe & Leather
Btate
Suffolk
Traders'
Tremont.
Washington
First
Second (Granite)...
Third
Bank of Commerce
Bank of N. America
B'k of Redemption.
Republic...
City
Bagle
Bxchange
HIde&Leather
Revere
Security
Union
Webster
Commonwealth
Total
The
total
13.000
1,400
8,795.400
2,161.700
78,4(10
200.000
1,000,000
600.000
1,000.000
750,000
1,000,000
800,000
800.000
400.000
S,00O,0OO
Fan.'ullHall
Specie. L.T. Notes. Deposits. Clrcula.
2.781 ,800
1.000,0(10
1,0011,000
Eliot
Loans.
1.513,2110
16.800
3,200
4^4.100
2,2i7.000
4.200
2,0-27,600
800
2.680.100
657.900
2,533.500
1,)71.7'0
2,129 000
:,4:9 900
2,190.700
1,503,;0U
1.823.200
23.700
6,2 K)
126,400
2,400
$124,400
163.600
269 000
152,200
171000
51,400
166.000
151,400
152,300
64,600
158,300
12>,«
2011,000
227,.5(I0
521.000
634.300
870.300
413,000
1,336.800
797.1100
678,700
792,600
117,2110
630.000
569.4110
354.4:'0
698.800
575,000
490,000
691.600
557,700
853.600
242.900
447.9U0
363J<00
413.500
239,400
1.0')2.5H1
6,920.000
U4,700
445,(m
2,2-20
000
1,582,'H)0
78,700
175.700
332,600
725,100
1,108,000
966,700
769,700
839,200
1785,909
175.200
794,300
793.300
344,800
598,100
699,000
98^,200
126,800
784.900
863,600
7S4.3'-0
200
6'J6.1liO
2,430,200
2.S80.4nO
18.800
24,500
;i2,3IX)
900,000
1,000,000
1.000.000
2,000,000
1,500,000
600,000
2,000.000
750.000
2.098,4110
2.4'2O.0O0
UT.IOO
213.J0O
$48,050,000
787.200
737,000
568.000
436.400
173.700
6,300
7.300
2,400
4
200,000
300,000
2,000,000
1.000,000
1,000,000
1,600,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,500.000
500.000
$4.34,100
65,400
175.600
95.400
138,500
83,900
5,600
1,000,000
1,000.000
1,000000
1,600000
$151,100
630,300
1,816,400
763.800
679.200
2.660,100
3,50B,-2O0
3,1 '61
.600
1,44-1.900
3.210.3110
1,755,700
3,988,000
4,659,800
1.212,»00
4,483,300
1,9:4,100
4.»63,000
3.016,700
l,r,- 5,300
1,899,200
4,118.100
3.-256.700
4,3
1,100
923,000
2.523,300
2,386,800
2,021,800
$114 580.700
10.900
3,300
7,400
6,700
52.700
1S8.200
5 3110
17,900
46.400
50,500
200
5.500
33,500
5.300
13.800
82,100
12.800
2.300
3.6U0
3,000
200
20O
$1,024.4.'10
W1.700
215.600
200.400
258.700
87,900
210,-200
112,600
6''8.100
518,8.'10
36tl,400
960,000
517,000
103,900
1,880.900
1,009,800
1,164,900
457,900
954,600
416^00
219,900
4!i6.800
169.000
641,200
596,500
784,100
779,000
173,400
7!B,40o
13a.-^00
38 ',600
737.300
376.100
64:,3"0
1,3'"7.3;)0
799 .700
213,000
280 200
45,8"0
164.100
155 9C0
143,000
872.600
1,581.500
696,900
999.300
714,700
l,30:,S0O
$8.753,6C0
103
1,000
3,230
1.000
4,879
2)5
14,000
6,-373
237
71 1.001
L.
Tender
$1,141,000
682. 16S
1,122,600
524,000
305,000
254,000
600,100
248.000
156,100
231,596
170 JOO
215 S38
699.000
306,639
3,582.-200
r)3,200
1,000.000
1,536.000
SUJOOO
2,.5i
455,550
2.119,000
1,139,200
775,903
159.1100
1,413,695
l,0-.2,940
5«.b80
2,719,100
1.156,663
812,3.30
933.189
391.5'.2
2.041.000
1,.31 6.000
435 000
1,000
21,000
354,000
742,000
118,000
118,000
668.000
254,000
136,000
1143,182
$10,395,130
4.3(1.000
232,000
S.01..,000
!9 1.000
1,030.900
411.000
4-20,000
26'.0?4
135.000
219.850
235.0
580,000
800 000
180,000
140,938,714
|H,870,66S
.110,748
1-24,000
2JX)0
209 3-20
224,778
175.055
174.780
539,241
203,480
593,000
173 7!9
270,000
359,161
211,315
93.'.,150
l(«,l-20
2.(100
643,000
2.312
l.'254.0OO
343,855
1,65.1,000
2.-239.000
iu.t
Ilt'posit^.Clrculat'u.
$1,000,000
$3,603,000
209368
2,-2R3,00O
3,714,000
1,052,124
566,000
783,000
1,063.000
3.670.000
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
610.000
8,18,000
2,''38 00O
1,173,000
432,744 I
66,460 I
33.6831
Dec.
Deposits
Circulation
Inc.
573,664
15,911
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
of these prices are necessarily nominal, in the absence
of any recent sales.
Ask
SaOTJEITIKS.
BKODBITIBS.
states.
CharleBtoiiA; Savannah fis, end.
Savannah anu Char., Ist m., 7s.
44
Gheraw and Darlington 78.
48
do new bonds
do
JSaetTcun. &Ueo]f(la6B
50M 51>4 Ea8tTenn.& Va.6i> end. Tenn
do
do consol. bonds
17
do
do deferred
do
E. Tenn., Va & Ga., let M., 7b..
77
Georgia 6s
do
do
fitJCk
7s, ne-w bonds
GeorglaK. R.. 7b
do
7B,endorBed
do
do
stock
do
Greenville & Col. 7b, guar...,
78, Gold
82'
33 j«
do
North Carolina 6s, old
do
78, certif.
do to N.C. B.R. Co.. 46
do
24" Macon & Brunswick end. 78..
21
1866.
Funding
Act,
do
do
Macon & Western stock
24
1868
do
do
do
Macon and Augusta bonds
20"
do
do new bonds
do
do
endorsed.
do
do Special Tax
do
do
stock
40
South Carolina 6s.
Memphis & Charleston, l8t7B.
2i!i
Jan.& July.. 24
do
do
do
2d 78..
April* Oct.. 24 >i; 25*
do
do
do
Btock.
Funding Act. 1866
Memphis & Ohio, lOs,
do
Land C, 1889,,! & J
do
do
do
6s
L.ndC,1839,A&0
Memphis & Little K. IsiM...
do
of 18^8.
MisBlBsIppl Central, Ut m., 78
do
7s
do
li0ulBiana68..
2d m., sB^.
MisslBBlppl &Tenn.,lBtm.,78
do new bondB
do
do
do new floating debt.
do consold., 8s
do
Montgomery & West P.. l8t,88.
do
7s, Penitentiary..
do
6s, levee bonds...
do 1st end.
do
8s
do
do
do Income
do
1875..
do
Montgom.A
Eufaula Ist Ss.gld
8s
do
..of 1910.
end by State of Alabama..
8B.
do
Mobile & Mont.. 8s gold, end
Alabama 5s
Uobne&Ohlo sterling
8b.
do
8sMont&Enf'laR..
do
do
do
excifs,
do
do
do
8b, Alab. & Chat. R.
88, Interest...
do
do
do
Es
of 1592..
2 mtg, 88.
do
funded
do
do
Income
Arkansas 6s,
do
do
stock..
Is, L. R. & Ft. S. IBS
do
N. Orleans & Jacks. iBtM.Ss.
7s, Memphis & L. R..
do
do
do
7s, L.R.,P.B.&N.O.
2d
do
do
7s, MlBB. O. 4 R. Rlv.
do
cert's, 88,
do
N.OrleanB& OpelouB.lRtM.Ss
7s Ark. Cent R....
do
Nashville & Chattanooga, 66..
Texas, ICa, of 1876.
NorfoIk& Petersburg Ist m.,88
do
do
76
€ltles.
do
do 2d mo., 8^^
NortheaBtern, S.C, Ist M.Sb.
Atlanta, Ga. ,7s
do
2d M.,88
HS
do
Orange and Alex., iBts, 66. ..
Augusta, Ga., 7s, bonds..
do
2dB, 6s ..
Charleston stock 6s..
do
3ds, 86....
Charleston, S.C.,7s,F.L.bds.
4ths,88...,
do
Columbia, 8. c, 68
Orange & Alex. & Man. lets.
Columbus, Ga., 7s, bonds
RlchmM & Peterb'g lat m., 7
Lynchburg 6s
do
do
2d m., 68.
\Iacon 7b, bonds
do
do
3d m.,
Memphis old bonds, 68
Rich., Fre*k8b'g& Poto.66.
new bonds,68
do
do
do
do
conv. 78.
end.,M.&,C.R.R..
do
do
do
do
do 68.
Mobile 5s
Kicfa. and Danv. 1st cons'd 6b
ao 8s
do
Piedmont 88. ..
Montgomery 8s
do
IstB, 8b
NaBhvllle 6s, old
Selma, Rome & l).,l8t M., 76..
68, new
do
South & North Ala. Ist M., Sa.
New Orleans 5s.
Southside,
Va.,
let mtg. Ss
consol. 6s....
00
do
do
2d m.,guart'd 6s..,
do
bondB, 78....
do
Sd m..68
do
do
lOe
do
4th m., 88
do
do
do
to railroads, 6s
Southwest. RR., Ga., Ist mtg...
Norfolk 6b
stock
do
Petersburg 6b
Virginia
6s,
old
57"'
.
50
70
'7
88
91
^5
90
83
36
00
89
;o
?1«
90
.
.
80
>!
••.
•ffl
92X
so
50
00
94
81
-
Spartensbar. ft Union 78, guarCarolina BR. let M, 78 (new)
Rlchmona6s
Savannah 7s, old
do
78, new
Wilmington, N.C, «« gold
88 gold...
do
do
Railroad*.
Ala. * Chatt., let, M, 8b, end. .
Ala. &Tenn.lS,lBt M..7>....
do
Atlantic
do
do
do
do
2dM.,78
& Gull
do
do
ds
do
i'^
97
92
45
S.
consol
end Sayan'h
stock
do gnaran,
530.000'
Central Georgia, 1st M., 7b
489.300
stock
do
do
350,000
Charlotte Col. & A.,lstm.,7s.
190,600
749,200
180.000
$39,123,100 $2,5.687,900
la $17,139,100.
unooat "due toother Banks," as per etat«m«ntot Sept.^.
$39,000
6,1S0
88,000
3,000
Some
393.2(>o
798 400
792,000
452.100
337.200
195.800
91,800
Specie.
laojioo
329,500
li,5;5.eoa
Loans.
15.217,000
3,829,668
5,113,400
2,501,000
2,29:. 000
2,594,000
;,471JXI0
359.:.00
1,972,700
»75O,0OO
88,600
The deviations from the returns of previous week are as follows
496 8u0
.3,684,4('0
1,500.000
1,500,000
1,000.000
500.000
200,000
1,000,000
Increase.
713,00(1
—
Capital'
Total
Specie
Legal Tender Notes
l,42l,-200
2,^76,-200
Dccrease.(l,212,4O0
—
tl6.235,000 1.56,312,773
606.700
876,700
137.800
432,600
221.60'
491,300
1.497.700
2,057,000
1,004,100
794.S00
202,000
148, 00
3.i'51,6Cf
,.
,
_.
1.431,6lfl
Deposits
circulation
1,471,602
2,113,300
745.400
3,837.000
1,599.953
1,198,498
1,472,143
275,000
750,000
1,000,000
250,000
4»,9O0
132,200
3.900
388,400
740.400
790,300
5,000
575,600
233,600
4,100
860,000
97,:oo
498,000
919,400
1,900
10,800
BUbtb
Central
Bank of Republic.
Security
1,831,900
1,301,600
796,800
824,600
2,431,000
4,893,000
6,524.800
6,050,10C
I
lll.9"0
160,200
1.114399
1386,285
2.50.(00
8"Vi-n;u
1.65^,, 00
1,186.000
Sl-S.DgO
N
Loans
187.6(10
282,700
11,500,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
810,000
800,000
Mechanics'
500,000
Bank . Liberties.
250,000
Southwark
250,000
Kensington
500,000
Penn .;
400,000
Western
Manufacturers'.... 1,000.000
250,000
Commerce
Bank 01
1,000.000
Glrard
200.000
Tradesmen's
300,000
Consolidation
nity
400,000
300,000
Commonwealth
500,000
Corn Kxchange....
300,000
Unl')n
1,000,000
Fl.st
300,000
Third
150,000
Sixth
North America
Farmers and Mcch.
Commercial
517.110
1.963,*0
1872.
123,
Total
Capital.
Banks.
939,11('0
Boston Banks. Below we give a statement of the Bostos
National Banks, as returned to the Clearing House, on Monday,
Sept. 23, 1873
Banks.
Decrease.
DecreaBe.
2,214,r00
-week— no report,
Atlantic
Atlas
Decrea3e.$l,279,600
Specie
Lexal Tenders
4,053,; 00
2.706,100
2.727,800
1.363,300
8,013.600
1,803,900
2,113.000
858,600
131,100
5,600
180,000
1.168,400
4,713,700
2,391,100
2"0,000
Gnrman American
Dry Goods
Net
Clrcula-
:
.
deviations from last week's returns are as follows
Loans
Philadelphia
1206.305
.
The following is the average condition
the Philadelphia National Banks for the week preceding Monday, Sept. 33, 1672
Custom Houg and Sub-
»367,2ri 00
8.i6,4 16 ;3
6B3,704 26
531,764 1'!
1,428,490 74
1,541,190 12
«7".7,59J 92
:.
.
of
Sub-Treasury.
Receipts.Payments.
Gold.
Currency.
Currency.
Oold.
Receipts.
Bank of
.
[September
Philadblphia Banks,
ll>i.i4iK
•
Sam e
1
.
THE CHUONICLK
412
•
:
.
stock...
do
dQ
do
do
do
6s
7e
do stock
Tenn. Ists, 6s
do
2d8,68
do
3d8 8s
West Ala., 88 guar
Wilmington and Weldon 78
do
Chft Ruth. Ist m. end
do
do
Ist M., 8s...
Va.
ft
,
Past Bne Coupons.
Tennessee State Coupons
Yii-jBTlnla Coupons
deferred..
ao
do
Memphis City Coupons
Nashville City Coupons
68
37
37
— —X
.
.
.
——
«
.
.
—
..
,
IHE
Sq>tember28, 1J72.]
.
..
—
X
.1.
.
6
. ..,
41p
CHltONICLE.
GENERAL QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS,
active stocks and bonds are qn»ted on a previous pagre and not repeated here. In Neir York, prices
represent the per cent value, whatever the par majr be. "Southern Securities " and N. 1. •* Local Securities'*
are quoted ln_separate lists.
The most
'
•TOOKS iKD •SOOMTIM.
Bid.
A>k
BTOOES AMD BSOURITIBB.
STOCKS AND SSOITBITIBS.
NEW YORK.
Harlem pref
4 n l)nck*Im.Co.7.f<«.
West. Union Tel., Ist mort.
.
03, B. Bonds quoted before.)
I.oni{
St. L.
State Bonds,
(Soatiieni quoted prevlonBly.)
•
.lacksonvllle
&
Chic. Ist
Connecticut <s
loi'
Essex, converilhle...
do cohstrucllon.
.lelferaon KU, 1st Mort. bonds,
B. Tenn., Va. & Oa., Ist M.,7s
Rhode
lUl
Winona
•••
California 1»
do
lUt
large bonds
7».
Island SB
Ohio 6a, Itns
do la,1881
da6e, I88t
Kentucky 6»
i6i'
Peters. 1st M ...
NnshvUlH & Dfcntur Is' M.7i..
''. C. (;. & Ind's IBt M,7s, 8. V.
lus
Kansas
Cln.
«s coupon, "n
do
1879
do
do
WarLoan
do
Indiana 5s
MlchlKau 88,1873
<s, 1873
do
<
do
do
68,
Ss,
:D6«
U6>4
Y. Central
do
do
do
do
40
do
92
do
I
N.T., Prov.
S
Ohio*
..
Cincinnati
78.
90
97
94
99
97),
100
Detroit Clty,7's
do
Endorsed..
do
do 78,2d do
1879
1S83
ao 78,3d do
1880
do -8,4th do
1888
do 7s, 5th do
Lone Dock BoDdB
101
lOU
91
»H
..
Atchison ft P. P., 68 gold ..
California Pac. KU.7's, gid.
7'9, 188>,
Central Paclflc.
ues
95H
gold
do
do
Boston
.
.
do
do
adM.pref
<lo
Old Col.
2dm
Weatcrn,
L'usk. ft
IJtil.,
do
UG
Tol.
Kvansville; T H A Chic is, gld
Klizabi'tlitown A Padit. 8s con
Kvansville. H A Niishv.lst ni 78
M.
Ist
:62Ji
95
94
58
M..
Mort. exfd.
'iiX
Wab'h, Ist
IstM.StLdlV.
do
Mort
do
Kquip. Bds...
do
tons. Convert,
do
ft
M
kl.iiinibal ft Nap'r-s
Uruat Western, 1st
2dM.
do
(iiilncv
ft
Tol.. isl
98k
MX
'JIX
8li
IstM.. ..
M..1WI...
92
1893...
i;iiic. li. Island ft Pacillc
-Vi'jrrls ft Essex, Ist .\Icrt
101
101
3d Mort
New .Jersey Central, iBt M., n.
id Mort.
d('
do
do
New
do
I't.
S p. C. eq*t bds
Clovi!. ft Mtts., Consol. 8. F'd.
do
(•
>
do
do
do
1,.
Clilc. .4
do
2d
.Td
lib
Mort
Mort
Mort
Alton Sinking Fund.
ist Mortgage...
do
do
Incoiiitt
ft Miss., 1st Mortgage
(I..
t>lil«^
do
do
Consolidated
do
2d
....
Dub. ft Sioux (\. Ist .M
Peninsula 1st Mort.. conv
Mil.
,
Marietta
ft
,
94 K
107
95
do
do
do
do
7b gold
"
'
Ist .vlort
96«
Iowa dlv
88
7 3-10
92 >i
M
Moi
t...
do
ft
('unsnl. 78
Haven «b
N.
Boston, H. ft Erie .Ist mort. 7s
„^araDteed
do
do
GedH r»lU * Ml"n. Ut M....
2d
tlo
;^d S.,
S.,
MK
97"
92s
do
do
95
87
103
97
01
7s..
86.
l'.'6X
4th S.,dua8..
do
5th S.. do8s..
do
6th d.,doU8..
do
do Creston 'ran -h
do Charlton Branch
106
106
106
115
115
99
90
ft
lexa'.
Chicago
do
86X Chic.
99X
.....
88)4
M
W
ft
7
Ool. Ohio,
ft
.
Ind. Central....
'»BDa4n*«8iouxCity
IICX
iS4il!
Clev., Col.. Cin. ft
Cleve. A Pittsburg, guar.
Central of New Jersey, scrip.
.,
9SX
7, '96
<i,
isa
8S
Cincinnati Sb
•1
108
ma
r.
lot
STATK ASI> OlTV BONDS.
Pennsvlvanla iis, coup
«s, '97, MO, 1st..
do
KM 5, 2d.,
do
do
15-2S. 3d..
do
do
Philadelphia 68, old
68, new
do
.tlleghany County, fs. coup..
Allcchany City 68
Pittsburg
do
do
New
58
68
78
•„••-.;
JcrBcy State
ut)
104X 105
106 5i
98 ji
aa
ft
Amboy.
:
.lefl'..
coneoL,
ft
'I
"97.
Wharf 6».........^
special tax 68 of iw
Mad.* I,lstM.(I*M)7, •8!
do idM-.l^...,...
L-^ul8. ft Fr'k., ist
M
.,
6, '-.O-'S.
Louisv. Loan.«.'81.
do
*Na8h.lst M. "n* ) '(•'.i;
do Lot Loan (in. '^''f'^
(Leb.Br.)*.-*
do
do
do lstM.(Me^l.Br)7,*7^^^
do l8tM.(Leh.hrex)7,'8p-2
do Lon.I.'n(I.eb.br.ex)6,'«
do Consol. iBtM.. 7. 189°
Jefferson., Mad. ft Ind...
L.
.
"89...
68, '94^.
m, 7s. "73.
2d m, 7s, "80..
Allan. 1st
Louisv., Cin.
do
Louisville
91 Loots
do
io
do
68, "RS. .
7s, "90 ...
7s, 90,^.
UnieBchnylkUI.UtMM^tWni
t-7
66
9
ft
ft
Lex., pref.
do
common.
Naahvllle...
W
78
«
70
Ml
M
\n
<3
45
117
II
81
J«
-1
81
81
96
80
tS
101
8B
82
SS
SS
82
8!
98
SI
Sl)<
t^ S^
S6
[•l
fS
82
•S
!>l
tn
M
35
ft
>5
84
88
M
M
n
40
7?X *)t
6s,
Long Bonds
do
6«,8:.ort
90
9.IK
101
Waterfs.gold
do (new) •19
do
Park 68 gold ... ..^ 07
do
Sewer SpeclalTaite 92
do
92
Nortli Missouri. i»t M.78
SO
2d M.7B
do
9X
>d M.7s....
do
90
E.9
Paclflc (Of Mo,) let M.,gld, 6«
.
1st M., 6s, 1»J8,
89X Lehigh Valley, new6»,'98
do
do
B8X
dp reg......
do
do
102
do nfw 7B, reg., mo
do
95
90
92
8*
8»
9U
ST. LOUIS.
B. T. Ist mon.
2d mort.
de
Sd in, cons, .8, "95,
do
Junction Ist mort, 6s, 'g^,.,
1900. ;j..
do
2d
do
ft
Water 6s, '87 to
Water Stock 6e,
do 1st M., 7,1906^.
I.OUISV.C.& Lex..l8t M.j^.,;?J.
'A^
u
83
6«,'97to'98
do
do
68, "75
6b,'83
do
6s, '89
do
domott. 6s,
M
100
t«
tiOtllSVII.I.E.
do
do
do
do
do
1896.^
to
"7
f- d. IWX
Miami stock
Little
Lonlsvniees, •iiato'SJ
1
do
do
do
do
101
"7
Belvidere Uelaware.lst m,6.
2d M.,'«
do
do
3d M.,'8i
do
do
Camden
. . .
101
loix
Laf., 1st M.,7.... ^^
(I.AC )lstM., 7,1888
do
Jnnc, Cin. ft Ind.,lst M. .,'85.
Little Miami. 1st M.. 6. liWS
Cin. Ham. ft Dayton stock
Colonibus ft Xinia stock ex d.
Dayton ft Mlchliian stork ci d
8 p c. st'k guar
do
Exempts
6s,
Delaware State (Is
RAILnOAI> BONDS.
Alleghany Valley 7 S-lls.
cm. ft
Ind.,
PHILADEI.PHIA.
H.
114
pref
Bur ftQuincy
Indianap
M
19>s
Harrisbu'-g '8t mort.
Alton
do
do .3d M. lY. ft Oe.T:
do Cons, (gold) 6, 1'W
.
71« Albany
X
85<K
98
91
—
CINCINNATI.
[52
'88.
chat. m. do
do
new '8, 1900
do
Connecting 68 19(V)-1904 ........
'Si...
8tmori.78,
East Penn.
El. ft W'nisport, ist m, 7b. 's-C.
do 5s...,
do
Kallroad Stocks.
87
98X
WestMd,l8tM.,endor8ed,6 'SO
1st M., nnend.,6,'90..
do
:1X
do 2d M.,endorsed,6,'90.
Baltimore ft Ohio stock...
Parkersburg Branch ,
i.H
Central Ohio
preferred
do
.•••,•
ft Bur. Co. «s. -97...^....
Catawlssa, 1st M. conv. ,•«....
78
ft Snsquelianna. ......
Atlantic ft Paclflc, pref
ft
.
.t8X
Cam.
.
ft
(Not previously quoted.)
9i
97)i
96
Park 68
Ohio 6s of '75
do 6s ot '90
do 6eol'8S
do
6e
7-308
do
ii5M
Ham.Co.,Ohlo6p.c. ongbds.
Connecticut River
pf.
Passumpsic,
9ik
92X
Connecticut ft
do
do 7p.c.,lto5yr».
;09X
do Ig bds, 7 ft 7.30b
Rastern (Mass.)
do
•32
FItchburg
Covington ft Cin. Bridge,
Manchester A Lawrence
Cin, Ham. ft D.. 1st M.,7, 80...
;•.••••
2d M., 7, '85..
do
Nashua A LoweB
do
3d M.. 8, 77.
do
Northern of New Hampshire..
do
120
Cin. ft Indiana, Ist M., 7
Norwich A Worcester
do 2d M.,7, 1877..
do
Ogdens.* L. Champlaln....... 73
""
pref.... 1('2X
do
Colnm., * Xenia, Ist M.,7, ttt.
do
113
old Colony* Newport
Dayton* Mich., Ist M.,7 81..
ISO
2dM.,7,^..
do
do
Port., Saco * Portsmouth
3d My 7, "88.
7X
do
Rutland common
do
53
do To'dodep.bds.'T.'Sl-'SJ
do preferred
60
Dayton ft West.. I8t M.,7, 19(lS.
Vermont * Canada
82 )i
Ist M.,6, 190S.
do
Vermont* MaBsachusetts
do
do
Amcrlcsn Cent
93X Mo., K:in.
83.
ft
Camden
So'easlern ist M.,7s.
al S per cent..
Atchison A .Nebraska 8 p. c
Kan.C, 't. Jo. AC. B. ap.
St.L.
VI
Pitts, ft Connellsv., Ist
1st M..
do
do
Sandusky * Clcv. stock.
Concord
plain 7s.
do
Mo.itlielloftP. JervlB7s,gold
Chic ft Mlch.Lal(e, S..88
Detroit, Lansing ft L. M, 88.
IWX
9t\ UV
(N.W.Va.)2dM.6e
3dM.6s
do
do
"76.
Cin..
'.06"
Grand Ulver Valley, 8s
Conn. Western Istni,
Chic. A Milwaukee 1st .Mort...
Jollet ft Chicago, 1st Mort
Chic, ft Gt Eastern, 1st Mort..
Col., Chic, ft Ind. C. Ist Mort
do
2d Mort
do
Tol., Peoria & Warsaw. E, D.
do
W. D.
do
do Burl'n Dlv
o
2d M.
ao
do
Hew York
lOi
(
do
2d
IIX)
92)*
8 p.
do
do
10
Mo. R., Ft., 8. ft Gulf, stock
90
Ist. M. 108
do
do
8SV
80
2d M., 10s
do
do
lOlX Leav Law. ft Gal., stock
20
90IstM., 10s..
do
do
107
110
Michigan Air Line, 88
102X
Jackson, Lansing ft S..8a
S7K
vt, Wayne, .lackson ft S..8s...
87M
Gr«. •! Rapids ft Ind, iruar. 7's.
do
Cln.., Ist
II
92X
Burl. A M. (In Neb.) 1st conv.
(Julncy ft Palmyra, Ss
Kansas City ft C.. 10s
St. Jo. ft C.BI. Itit M.,10b...
101
M.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ft Iron Muuiitaln. 1st
ft St. Paul. Ist Mort. 8s.
St. L.
80
45
S.
do
do
W.
du
do
do
do
102«
Southern ist ui 7s
lOlM
ft cnic, Ist M...
2d .Mort
do
3d Mort
do
.lerst-y
Puts.,
*
1(2
O.
ft
•
85'
82X
Haven RR.S's.
Burlington * M.. Land M.,78..
Kalamazoo
Molt...
•''
SO
Dixon. Peoria ft Hiin., 8s.
8SM 0.0. A Fox R. Valley Ss.
95
8»
Ouincy ft Warsaw,
Be
•S!S 111."
'
'
i. Grand Tr ink..
90
Chlc..Dub.ftMinn..88.. o2
corlaft Hannibal R8'8.
94'
Chicago A Iowa P.. 8'8....
90
lOinaha & Southwe-tern RR.8 s
Detroit, Hillsdale A In. RR.S's
I
4 Newport BdB, 6,
Lowell stock
Boston* Maine
Boston * Providence
Cheshire preferred
^6
,
.M.. 1S90....
Ul. ft So. Iowa, Ist .Mort
a tiena ft Chicago Extended
do
93X
Scjutheru Minn. 38
Dc» Mollies Valley fs of 1837...
do
do Land Grant.
Loul>lana ft Mo. Rlv. 1st m. 79
'•
Keokuk ft St. Paul, 88...
..
Carthage* Ba:. 8s.
2;
97
. .
.
certificates...
Vermont A Mass., Ist M.,6,
* Albanystock
Boston
Boston
90
Eur pean A North Ain.68,Kld sax
do convertible
do
iO
New
ants... l6j"
Laud Ui
da'i. ft bt. Jo.
7, '67.
do BondB,7, 1877..
....
Rutland, new, 7
Verm't Cen., Ist M., cone., 7, '86
do 2d Mort., 7, 1891
8.......
new,
Vermont A Can.,
95'
loiH
Central Ohio, IstM.. 6
Marietta ft Cin., 1st M.,7, 1891
2d M.,7, 1896
do
do
Northern Cent., 1st M. (guar) 6
do
do 2d M.. 8. F., 4, '85.
do 3d M., 8. F., 6, 1901
do
do
95
90
102 >,
1S90
do
do
do
do
6, 1874...
(
do
Baltimore
* Lake h Ss..
* Erie, 1st M (new)7. 36«
do
do
8 78,gld
?s.
Indianapolis, B. ft W.
Jersey Midland 78, gold..
9i>i
99X lOOk
building loan
Eastern Mass., conv.,
Hartford
gold
Chic, Dauv.ft VIncen
do 2d M. income..
N. Western S. Fuud... 95
do
Int. Bonds
<d<0
do Coasol. bds
tlo
Kxtn. Bds
do
do
Ist Mort.. 95
do
do
Iowa Midland. 1st mort., 8s...
Gold
Ogdensbni g
Mon tclair 7b,
A
Oil«.
5a,
.
<;heBhlre, 6
Cin., San.* Clev.,lstM.,
I
99"
66
Cnrrencv.
Gold, 1876...
Burlington* Mo. L. G.,7
.
Bcllev'le ft S.Ills. K. lstM.8'8.
Alton* T. H., Ist .M
BAIiTinORE.
:oo>»
6s,
'96
Baltimore 6s of '75
18'<4
do
t».\9!f
do
68,
Portland
.
ta
7s, '97
("o
6b, •98
Maryland 68, Jan., A.. J.
do
68, Delence
do Ss.gold
Chicago Sewerage 7b
Municipal 7s
do
,
Penn
MX ««
T
es.
.
'77..
68 p.b., '9^
do
do
Wllmlng. ft ReBd..lst M .,7. 19l«
do 2d Mort IKB
do
Pitts., Cin. * St. Louis -s
Reading Coal ft Iron deb. b...
98
do
mort. b.
do
inx
CAKAL BOVD8.
Chesapeake ft Dels 6s. '8',...
Del ware Division 6s,
Leh gb Navigation 6". 'SI
do
RK. '9:...
conv..*??.
do
Sew Hampshire, 68
6b,
6s.
1"!
102)»
es, g.,19'.0..
1st m. 7b..
Istm.es,
Weslcrii
.Maine 6s
VerTnont
Massachusetts
ti3
reg
do
do
do
nn
ft)
g. ni. 7s, c, I9<0
West Jersey
BOSTON.
AD
lOD
-B. •»>
7b, *9t
dr.
conv
deb. btmt-s,
t-
Ontcksllver prelerred
New Central Coal
State Aids Ts.
do
Western Paclflc, 6s, gold
Kansas Paclflc 1st M., (gold) 7
IstM.Cgld) 6,J.
do
l8tM.(gld)6,F. ft A.
do
lBt M.(Leav.Br)7, cur
do
lojx
101
Harlem, l8t .Mortxane 78
LandGr. M.,7, 1380.
do
do Con. M.& S'kg P'd68
Inc.BondB,7,NO. 16.
do
Albany & Snsqh'a, Ist bonds,
No. 11
do
do
98
9Sh Denver Paclflc RR ft Tel 7a.
'iA
do
do
do
3d
do
do
do
California ft Oregon, 6's, gld.
Mich. Cent., Ist M. 88, 18Si. .. liek
St. Josft ni'nverE.D.,88,gold
Chic, Bur. * Q. 8 p. c. l8t M.. IIW 115
Danville ft Urbana. Ist. 7s gld.
Mich. So. 7 per ct. ad .VIort.... 97M 93 S< Indianapolis & West, Ist. 7s gld
101
>, 102X
. c.
Mlch.S
S. &N l.S. F. 7p.
St. L.. ft St. .Joseph, 1st, 6s, gld
lui
Cleve. ft Tol. Sinking Fund
Lake Sup. ft Miss. 1st Ts.gld
95
•Cleve. & Tol., n*-yf bonds
liockfor.l. R.I. ft St, L. 78, gld
Cleve., P'vUle & Ash., oldbds.
Peoria ft Rk. I. RR, 7'B, gold.
95
do new bds,
do
Port Huron ft L Mich. RR. T,,
93S
Detroit, Monroe ft Tol bonds
7'8. end
do
do
Buffalo ft Kile, new bonds ..
Paclflc RR. 6'8,gold.
96'
97
X Southern
Lake Shore DIv. bonds
Atlantic
ft Paclflc RR. 6'8 gld
Lake Shore con. roup bonds '.'X> 100 >, Cen RR. of Iowa. Ist M, 7'8 gld
Con.reg. bonds.. 100
do
2d M, Ts.gld
do
Pacinc R. 78, guarfd liy Mo.. snx;
rhi. ft Southeastern RU. Ts..
99K 99% Del., Lac. ft West., conv. 7s
Central Paclflc gold Bonds.
Union Paclflc let M'ge Bonds, 87 >, 88M Peor a. PekIn & J. '.st m, pold
8U)< 8. .14
LandGirant, 7
do
Walklll Valley 78, gold
7»'ll
Income lOs...
do
[Inn. 78, gld
Bur., C. npitfi ft Ml
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875
Conn, cticut Valley ,gold...
l6,tM
96
97
Butt. N. r. & K. 18t M., ISTi....
Hud. R. 7a, ad M. S. F. 1885.... 1117
lua
Is, 3d Mort., 1J75
do
97
Sdm.lp, "W...
Reading 6b, -80
Phil., Wllni. ft Bal.,»s, 'IM
«„,..... ,,
ri, mt m. 7',
>*'nnbnry ft Lew'st, n 7b
Warren ft F. 1st m.78, '!"«
W' SI Cliestercons. TB, *91
Canton Co
Delaware ft Hudson (Janal
Atlantic Mall Steamtslp
Mariposa Gold
do
p ef
1 rustees Certil
do
.
101
iir.
ft
4 Snnhury
Phlla.
...
Consolidated Coal
Cumberland Coal and Iron...
„...
Maryland Coal
Co..
Improvement
N, J. Lai d
Pennsylvania Coal
Spring Mountain Coal...
Wilkesbarre Coal
95K
102 ^
WW
MH
M
»l
ft IllBbl«town7B, '8».
ft N, Y. Canal 7b, 'I«.190«
Pennsylvania, 1st M.,6, 1-80...
2dM.,»,IfnB....
do
do
gen. ni., conv. 19'.0
do
du
reg
Perklomen iBt m.Cs, "97
Phna. ft Erie Istm.Bs, fl
do
Western, pref.
•9
IB.
««,
Pem.
Penn
do
do
do
do
do
do
miscellaneous Stocks
St. .loseph,
l'^'^
ft
Ask
on Creelt ft Al. R., con. 7b,
on Creek l«l ni.7B, 'H2
Fhlladclpbla
Warren
.
i-30'b
Mo, 7a
Missouri Pac, 68, gold.
Wab
Toledo.
Central 2d m,
Bid.
.
Chic, guar..
American Coal
Boston Water Power
do Ts various.
Cook County, Ills, 7*8
1876..
ft
special.
do
Saratoga
Rome, Watertown ft Ogdens..
St. LoulB, Alton ft T. Haute.
pref.
do
do
St. Louis * Iron Mountain...
St. L., Kan. ( .& Northern pref
South Side, L. I
at
do
78,1865-76
,45
scrip
do
Bost (Stoningt.)
Horsmsa
do
do 2d in. e. («, iwn
do
do 2d ni.lli.lv 0.
North Penn. lat m, ««, '85....
do
2dm. 7b, '96
10«. chat. ro.,*i7
do
~"
.
Cleveland, Ohio. 6's various
Brie l8t s'.ortgage Kxtended
125
21
*
Rensselaer
Chicago 6's
do
Ts
S8,1887
68, real estate...
«8, sulw'^rlption.
lUOH
iSl'^rt.
ft
W.
do
&
Arksnsas Levee bends,
Albany City, 6'8
is"
4!H
MlSBisBlppl. prelerred
PltH., Ft
the N. Y. Board.
68, 18S3
^%conT.
M
Bonds not Quoted
Railroad Bonds.
H
Morris ft Essex
Mo,, Kansas* T
New Jersey
New Jersey Southern
Orent West. Ist M.
MM..
do
do
98M
Morrls& E'sex 78 of 1871
N. Y„ NewPii & London Tel..
Tol.. Peoria & Warsaw UK....
OiilTe8ton,H.& H ,7«. KO'd.Tl
Atliintlc
1878..
1871
14
New York* New Haven
Lafayette. Bl'n & Miss. Ist M.
Pekin, l.lnroln * Decatur IstM
Han. & Cent. Mi-sourl 1st M..
Cin., Lafayette A Chic. 1st M.
Del. & Hudson <;anal Ist M
68.1883
Jo
78,1878
do
Now Vork nounly,reff
do ecu
do
UO
<8, Canal, 1873
do
\«H
es,
do
1875
do
do
1877
do
«8, do
do
&
CC
I
Long Island
Marietta* Cin., iBt preferred
do
do 2d pref
16..
Ist M, Kid. L 8 «
do
I* Crosse & Mil. SB. 1st M
Dllnola canal bonds, 1870
do
& SpM Ht M. L'ld.
No.
82
Jollet* ('hlcago
ft St.
I'aclilt luc. 78.
BCrlp.
Illinois ('cntral
&
Morris
liiH
do
do
do
rrooia ain>
Korthem
* N. naven
Hartford
7s...
South Side, L.I, Ist Mort. 7b..
Sinking Fund..
do
92X
.•-,
MteauurlM
Han. *Bt. joteph.
do
Mand UK 1st M.
Bid. Aik.
'
!»
UEwau pacific ttooV:
llMlB»otiriP»'iilo rto
lii'
llili
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE
4-^4
(J
debt increases largely in the first nine months of each year by
the vicious practice of issuing temporary obligations to be paid
out of the taxes subsequently collected.
The City of Providence 5 per cent., gold, water bonds, sold at
auction this week in Boston, to the amount ol $450,000, for OIJ
Hailruajj ittonitor.
he
[Septem-ber 2', lb72
LATEST INTELMUENCB OP STATE, CITY AND
HAILROAD FINANCES.
STOCK AND BOND TABL,ES.
to 93.
In railroad securities there hare been gome movements of considerable importance. The $15,000,000 loan of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad has been substantially closed out by the sale
of about $2,000,000 to bidders under sealed proposals, the price
averaging 85, ex-interest.
The Central Railroad of New Jersey
ofTers $3^000,000 of 7 per cent, bonds, convertible from November 1, 1875, to November 1,1877. These bonds will b(3 sold to
the stockholders at par, the option to take them remaining open
Among
the facts of some interest in the tables of State (Jebts
this month, we notice that the assessment equalizing the valuation
New York has recently been completed,
placing real property at $1,641,379,410, and personal at $447,348,of property in the State of
035, and making a total of |3,088,C37,44.5, which is probably
about one-third of the actual value. Now York county is assessed
at $7^4,306,410 for real estate, and $306,957,233 lor personal; till October
1.
Kings county at $175,411,596 real, and $19,726,751 personal.
In regard to the Des Moines Valley Railroad bonds, an agreeThe recent action of the Georgia Legislature resulted in declar- ment has recently been made with the bondholders, of which the
ing void the following Bonds, viz
The semi-annual gold bonds details will be found in a circular issued by the Trustee.
of 1870, $1,880,000; currency bonds, $3,000,000; ti'iarterly gold
Considerable excitement has been produced in Boston and this
bonds held by Messrs. Clews & Co., $103,000. And the State's city by the failure of the Vermont Central Railroad to meet its
eiidorsement on the following railroad bonds, viz Brunswick & notes. It was known that the company has had many financial
Albany, $3,300,000 Bainbridge, Cutlibert & Columbus, $600,000
difficulties, but the culmination in this way came somewhat unexCherokee Valley, $300,000 C^artersville and Van Wert, $375,000. pectedly.
Among cities it will be seen that the total debt of New York
During the past month we have published abstracts of the anto September 1, 1873, is sliifhtly above the total a month pre- nual reports of several important roads, and all these reports, and
vious; the temporary and funded debt is now $138,640,138, much oiher information will be found indexed in the" remarks'*
against $108,561,708 on the 1st of January last. The temporary opposite the statement of each company in the tables following.
:
:
;
;
;
CANAL STOCK ANu BOND
DESCUIPTION.
foot note-)
<»n Isl
all
On(standing.
r<
linnftn.
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
When
Whe- e Payable and
by Whom.
Pent.* P^yXle
Amount
Miles
of
ferenrea see C'nal
page of KU. Tables
For explanation of
LIST.
Principal,
when Due.
I
SllH-kn.
last Divl'd.
^ANAIy«i.
Che^apeale
I8t
Delairrffe—^tock.:
it
mortKagc
Chefiap€ak€
(originally
<t Oliio
—f»tocK
50
var,
25
1;2,80(J,000)
Maryland Loan, sinking fnnd
Gaaranteed Sterling Loan
BondB having next preference
Deiaware Dlvintonstovii
Ist mortgage
Delaware * Jlud^on— stock
Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds
Reglste'ed Bonds
1867
1869
1S71
1,0(«1
100
800,000
15,000,000
1,500.000
3,500,00*
3.600,ao0
4.999,400
60
8,272,8(10
1,C0
1,0
1,00
1.000
1,000
2.000,000
60
l,0(B.aiO
1,0(0
103,00(1
1,0,'5,000
RK
inott. registered,
Mort, loan, on equtpinents &c., gold
Loan coverllble Into stock till Dec,
Monongahela yav. Co.— stock
Ut mortgage
*72..
Mon'tK—^Xock, consolidated
do
do
7
N.Y., Office
2X
Prelerred stock scrip dividend
5(1
4,457,15(1
1870
1,000
2,805 000
"e'f,
J.'*.T.
''.50
71'!.aiO
1.IH5.04'i
6
25c.
25c.
6
6
6
6
6
7
J.&.I.
A'ac— stock, common
Preferred stock
mortgage (due
3d mortgage
Ist
lai.ifit
50
j8S2, ext. to 1897)
2.608.977
1,751,213
1,00(1
1884
1897
1897
1877
Pittsburg, office.
.'nly, 1872
N. Y., N. B'k of Com'ce. July 1,1881
Leh. Val. l.R. Co.,Phlla, Aug, 1872
do
do
Aug. 1872
do
April, 1816
Oo
do
do
April. 1«,6
do
do
Oct., 1899
do
do
Feb., 1887
nt bonds
Boat and car loan
Boat HUd car loan
18(a
1864
Sn^qvehaituu J: Title Water—Stock
Maryland loan, 2d mortgage
Busqb.tft a1, common bonds, 3d mor(...
do
prel. end T. W. priority bds.
Unlon^stock
F.*
K. &
J.
Philadelphia office.
.luly, 1872
Philadelphia, office,
W.&N.
M.&N.
l,''(Hl,00O
.I.&'.I.
Phlla.
1,3ll,(«10
J&.I.
J.& J.
do
do
171,;iM
305 ,.500
1,0(10
80li,(i(»l
1,000
t33,:'50
10
2.002.746
,J,
&.I.
N.
M.&
"6'
.S25,31i;
"'e'
2,907.850
3,000,000
mortgage
Jul'y"l910
;87'-8<
A.
A.
M.& S.
J.& J.
do
do
do
do
do
4,016.(i7»
1,000
1,000
l,'0O
Common bonds
Improvem
J.*
In y,
March
&
Baltimoie.
do
do
1.S78
1872
.Inn., 1882
.Ian., 1876
May, 1870
May, 1888
May, 1889
do
do
do
do
do
6yrs, 116 p. i-t. incases A b. & Susq. tnd
Kens. & S. Railroads. Anuual leiiott in
CilRONICLB, v. If, p. 732.
S«c Cam. & .\niboy RR. (v. 14. p. 522,595.)
Gioss reielpts last year, J1,»I9 199 expenses, interest and taxes, $1 ,2:16,814 net
income, $272,385, See annual lepoit in
Cent, RR.
ChbonK'LE, v. 14. p. 6.59.
of N, J. assumes $2,310,000 01 gold loan
;
;
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
7
7
W'4
Philadelphia, office,
S g.
6
6
2.'i6,9«r.
'72
Mi>y,1867
var.
var.
285.000
do
188t
do
1391
N.J.Cen.RR Oct. 10,
3
i,n5.(>'0
Fennsylvanin—^lock
l«t M., guar, by Penn, RR., s,f. $5,000,000.
West Br. & Susqii., 1st and 2d niort
Ist
N. Y..
1856
18«1
1865
1360
1,000
.July 1,1S78
Aug.. 1872
18^7
N.T.,i office. 71
Bk 01 Commeice.
5
7 f,
7 f,
l,496,'-79
5i«'.0OO
do
do
5.0Ul,0(lO
l,(»i
»U3.l3fi.
1885
Aug,. 1872 L as dioLehich Coal& Nav. Co.. at int.
on bonds and 8 p. e. a vr on stock.
Bway.
Net receipts in 1811. !f2.10(l.l-4. Ca-h dlv.in
Philadelphia, odlce
4
6
922,(1(X1
:oii
mortgaje
2,1 mortgage
Boat loan
iBt
own &
London
brown & Sons
5,56«,-'7^
Preferred stock.
Schui/lkill
Balto,.'^.
1 6,>!3.3,VJ
(
18(
Balto.,A. Bi
1,691,500
50
Delo. d- Jiaritav— stock
Lehigh Coal <f- JVad(^rt((on~Btock
oan, convertible, coupon, gold
1st morlgaae registered
do
2.000,(100
4,315,(100
1,000
KXl
1,01»
1,(00
do
1,'.'97,i«2
1858
.lune 17, '72 Del. niy to CheFap. City. Md. Net earnings from op. radons, 1871, »295,0t?.
July, 18S6
Animal rcpor: In ( nt omcle. v. It. n. *61
Sons.
shows I'et receipts In ISll, $283,547; net
1870
18!lfl
receipts in quar er ending Aug. 31, 1872,
Plilladelpbia, office,
l,8SO,flOO
S,229.594
.raiJ!,'lB-5
n. 1, 187V
.1
;
,
11, p. 714.)
Wyoming & Wiconisco m*rged in(o, and
West Branch & Siisq. owned by P., C.C.
Leased from ,luue 1. 1810. to Pt II. & Readfor999yea'S at annual rent of $655,(100
Including certain real and personal pro
p rty conveyed lo P. & R. (v. 14, p.
355.)
Leased to P. & Rea'lng RR. for Interest
on bonds and lialf ot net e rnings; in13111-71 deflcit after expenses aud Int-
Jan.,!S9l
Philadelphia, office.
May
1,'
1883
(V. 12, p. 465, 689.)
ot 1897.
Gross leceipts. 18U, $175,120; expenses
andtaxe", $78,772 divds. in 71.9 per ct.
Leased, April, 1S70, to Lehigh Valley RR.
for9i'9yr8. The lessees a&snmieg bds
& scrip & paying 10 p. c per annum en
pref stock, and 4 on consol. stocK. (v.
ert St
was
»S2,6.57.
.(
14, p. 17.)
Gross rcc Ipts, 1870. $68,' 90; opera' in? exp,inBes, same. Nominal cost,$5,9Ot,806.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BONJ LIST
DESCRIPTION.
Date Size or Amount
par
When
For expUnat.lon ol all referenccB, bcc Bonds. valuet st'nding. pert Payable,
footnotes on let rage of UK Tables.
Cent
1
lOO
100
25
Amer. MerchaiitH" rHio;iA>.— stock,
A luetHcan
t-ort/— stock
American Dock
4,000,(X10
100
4,00li,0(KI
16.1^
731.2.50
"io
55,0tlUBh8.
'iw'i
10,25(),'0(10
1,000
513.000
307,000
1869
I'.oiio
100
i863
r,ooo
it
18,52
Mining C'o.-stouk.
ifw
KHI
100
100
M'd>
JV.y.,Xeirfoun(Ud-Lon<ton.Tel.~^ioc\i
I'acific .\UW StPtnnxhip Co.— stock.,..
PemiHf/lvnnin V>fi/— stock
f^
Ist tnort::ai;(5
bonds
2, 1872
.Inly, 18T2
Mar., 18W
Guar, by Ch.&
CUBOMCtE,
6
f.
5
A.
office.
4,I(1().0(K1
U'lited Stitten A'.cprc^-v— stock
Fargo <t Co. AVp;-*^/*- stock...
Union Telegraph—stock
Wi^^tern
..'^
loi,
isii
1,000
100
& A.
& 0.
M&N,
do
do
N. Y. by
111.
Cent. R.R.
Dec!
i
1871
Jan.. 1885
A
sinking fund provision
gage.
CllRONICLK,
Cen. Br. V.
Annual repoit
is
made
for each
512,'0ll
7
in
mo it-
13, p. ;1?4,
al $r.5'iO.O 0.
(v, 1 1, p. 76,-..)
1867, 10 n. c.
(V. 15, p. 1
Averace div. since Aug.
Q-F.
F.&A.
N.
Y.,
iiliiroadway.
do
do
Sent!,' 1S69
May, 18r2
Aug. 1, 1881
See CHKONici.t'.
Dividends
Is a
2.5 0,000
5,700,000
1,30 ,000
p
V. 15, p. 355.
Property valued
".V
5
3,400,000
&
Dec!! 1870
"s'
4.000,000
1.500,(100
St. Jo.,
1819
Feb., 1879
Ocl. 1,1872
Nov., 1893
5,000,00(1
1,250,000
1.000.000
6,000,000
6,000.000
35.000.000
4.000,000
&
vol, 14, p. 1%.
v. 15, p. 19.
See Chbokiclk, v.
J.&D.
500,000
10
100
100
Y, office, 71 Bway.
New York.
N.
J,&.?.
A.&o. N. v., I(k of Commerce.
J.&D, .^..Y.,Gilmin,Son&Cu
X.Y., E.'aHiy
&
V, 14. 11,7:10.
in 1811. 20
per cml.
branch of Penn. R.R., see
(v. 11. p. 628.)
v. 14.
pp. ZK. 165.
Co.
do
.(.&,F.
J.
1.000JM1
"so
W., H.
Jan! '9,' 1869
io,0(i(i,bbo
5,c(l(,,000
4.S1<.200
mor< KHjre. pold
.'&'.!.
500.000
480,000
S
S."
'
CiiEomci,!!,
Boston,
6tlc'
493,(100
20,000,00(1
idraortifaire.jrold
mort.!aae
Real estate bonds, gold
Wi'.ketban-e Coai
Sept.
July, 1866
.1
100
100
100
^nriny Moinituin Cor/?.- stock
Spruce Hill C'w//.— stock
Wfliti,
RR. of N.J.
Dec"l867
7
6
100
50
"so
Company
Quirkxilrn- Mlnhig cv>.— Com. stock.
Prpfprred Bt(ir,k.
1st
New York, oflice.
N. Y.. Cent.
"ix
.,
Maryliintt t«a/~Btock
X/-T (•fintfdi Coal
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
do
do
S.
REMARKS.
Due,
StiKks,
Last Dlvi'd.
"4'
ZtunteUhd- Dnf) (if/ne Ilri(ff/e~\Hl8 6.(...
IHn. d- St. Louis Briitffe-boadi
ijiuisriUf /ijvWf/c -bonds
by Whom.
788.000
Land Co
isei
Penn-'iylrani'i
M.&
Where Payable and
When
i.w'obo
joo
Ist mort. (convertible)
Cumberiantl cujl and I.— 1st mort.
ZA mortRajfe
do
do
rumberland Coal & Iron Co— Stock
Muripos., LamI
j.&'j!
&,
Canton Improvement Co., Bait
TTnion R.lt. bonds guaran'eed
Cary Improvement (^'o. -stock
J.
2
3
38.
M.&N.
Improvenieni Co..
AtckiHon Ih-Utge, Ut luort.. guar
Atlantic Mail Steamnhip 6'.?— stock...
Central of N.
10.000 000
18.000.000
1,500,000
homlK, §
Prmcipal,
INTEREST.
1
of
(.c,9
J.&
Jan
"2'
30,
1872
Aug!l','l1T2
|H
J."&'.I.
7
M.&N.
M.«N.
M.&N.
.!.&.).
New
New
York"
,
-office.
Y'ork, office.
N. Y.. Bank of N. Y.
N. y. Union Trust Co.
ruilodclphla.
July 5, 1872
Jan.. 1870 Gross receipts. April,
1875
1902
Nov., 1869
May,
Net
1871 to April, 1812, $8 251.
(v. 15, p. 75, 155.)
receipts, $2,697,816.
)
—
::
;
. ...
THE CHRONICLE.
September 23, 1872]
415
STATE securities;
Wm. B. Daxa & Co., In the offlce of the LIBfarlan of CongrcM, Wuhln(toD, D. C.l
Sntiarrlbera will confer a Kreat lUvor br Klvlna; n* Immediate notice or anr errorj dleeovered In oar Tablea.
[Entered according to act otCongresB, In the year imi, by
IKTERE8T.
Date Size or Amount
par
of
OutBonds. Value' st'ndlng.
DESCBtPTION.
Frinclpal,
Where
by
Frtr explaDatlono see foot-noteS.
Ainbatnn
State bonda, doc In I8Ti
,
^
& extended
18TJ
1866
1866
1870
1866
1866
Extended
do
do
do
—
SteMIng bdndB Of IS.*, extended.
;
bteHluB bonds, Mtetided
d<»
do*
do
do
.
.
1866
1868
Ifii
•70-71
1870
1870
do
loan of IBTa
liallroad bond Indorsements
Loan 'o Mont. & Kuf iila
Loan to Ala.
DiattuiiuuKa
i-o.in to New Orleans
Selina
Ai'tanfinn
KundiuK bonds of 1869
I.evee bonds (or warrants)
KK
&
OI
<l
RK
&
..
Soldiers' relief bonds
bouttty bonds
do
State eapltol bjnds
"I
}
KMOyear
non-taxable, 20 vr.. J
h«
J
d*
=g
u£
lOO&c
Qeorffta
&J.
J.& J.
Jan.
N.T., Duncan. B A Co.
do
do
1892
1,
1889
691
l,l«0
1,000
900,001
750,000
450,0
2,165,000
1,1100
1,000
*
A.
A
Atlantic
lOO&s
500*c
500&C
soo&c
1,988,000
125,000
3l9j500
605,000
250,000
lOO&c
706,700
1,1100
912,0(:0
10
N. y., Un, Trust Co.
do
do
do
O. N. Y., tTnlon Truit Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ilo
do
do
do
do
do
do
ie»9
1900
1869 bonds are Issued to railroads
at $10,1XX) per mile to land grant roads and •15,000
per mile to others, but llniitrd to 850 miles in all.
Asses^e'l valuation ol all taxable pioperty abont.
188>
f 120,l»)0,ooo
rate of taxation, '.^Snillis. I'nfnnded
debt Is mo*tlv held by U. S. The "levee" honda
are in default for Interest, s» their validity la
(lueitloned. (Chrohiclk, to). 15, p. 50, ISI, in.>
1999
v.m
Brunswick
&
Albany
1,741,100
1837
1,000
2"0,000
262,0
'30,000
194,000
210,000
4,000,000
I.IHM
i',o66
1,000
i',66o
1,0011
Var's.
250&O
1866
1870
1870
1870
1870-71
1870
HR
stock
600
1842
1848
500
50O&C
1,000
1,000
935 500
1900
'900
1877
1880
1883
1R84
1885
Hartford, Treasury,
Jnly,l88i
Jan., 1883
Jan., 1884
eo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
6
7
Various
New
g.f-
J.&J.
U.Y., Duiii
1,000
1,000
1.000
lOl'&C
KaiiHfM :
'61 -'69
lOO&c
Bonds, 1861 to 1869. fnndlni;. &c
Bonds for various State purposes.. •61-'69 lOO&c
Military loan
Kentm:kii :
Bonds to contractors, &c
'41& '42
do
,lohn Tiltord, act 1813.
1813
do
Military purposes
1864
do held by Board of Ed
18.32
1,000
1853
500
1,000
1869
b'67
1870
1866
1866
is;o
1870
1869
1870
1869
1869
do
Bonds funding coupons
Bonds for redf^nptiun certlfs, &c..
Bonds to BoenfJb Crocodile Nav. Co
do for relief of P. .1. Kennedy.
do Issued to 8t;tte P--nit-ntlary.
do to fund floating debt of State
do to Mlss.Jt Mcx. O'lf Canal..
do IBS. to hf. La. & TexaB BK. Co
do RChool held by Stat Treas..
do toN.C, Mob. & Cnat. UK...
do to N. O., Mob. & Texas KB.
.
'
7
7
J.
l,«80,(t.fl
Ig.
A.
7
M. * N.
6
Various.
F. & A.
6
>
.
Debt has been reduced since ISM from HO,n0O,0lW
to present figures, by sinking lund porrfcases^
The 1961 bonds are payable at nleasu'e since ,»alv,
A-sosMd
1871, and those 0f.l8<4 after <3ct., 1»74.
value of real and personal property, $.339,782,733
Oct., 1894
Oct., 1885
rate of taxation, 2 mills.
Interest overdue January 1, 1972. $157,606. tiM
Territorial bonds are not recognized. Real and
personal nropertv assessed In 1871 at $.34,673,753.
Loan to,!.. P. &' M. K.R., Is si-enred by mortgage on road. Other loans to ra-lroadsbave lieen
authorized to amount of $7,".«,000 but not Issued.
Civil loan bonds.
Wnr
Man/land
*J.
Q-J.
*0.
N
York.
8.
aiii,
1893-99
& Co
Assessed vslne of property In
Y„4th
Nat'l
do
do
do
do
N.y. Loud.
do
do
do
do
,
01
Bank
do
do
do
do
Frank.
Jan.,18Ti
against »'«5.1 19.592 in
May
L- glslaiure. In Sept..
'4
•T2,^3&
971,834
349,000
45,000
102,000
416,800
250,000
July, 1886
Oct., 1890
Bainbr.,C.& C.
*D.
N. y., 4th Nat'l Bank.
Dec., 1890
*J.
N. Y.,
do
do
do
do
do
Am. Ex. Bank,
Jan., 1878
J.
& J.
M.&N.
1,1
wo
l,OtlO
5(»
lOO&c
1,000
1.1100
1,1100
J.
& J.
do
281,0(10
1,652,316
6
5
6
6
il.
War Debt assumed
s»
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. y., Gllman,8on& Co
do
do
do
do
M.*S
do
do
Various.
do
do
do
Frankfort, Ky.
do
do
292. 489. 521, 627, 791
Various
Jan., 11-80
Jan., 1880
Jan., 1880
& Ohio BR.,8terling
Chesapeake iV Ohio Canal,
Rallroals »nd canals
Kastern Shore BB
Baltimore
A;
Susn,
st'g,
J.
1883-'R4
1876- '99
1884-"J»
516.1X10
1000
665,000
1870
1871
1.000
1,000
7.'i0.000
'51 -'61
500*c
186:1
SCOitC
1863
1-64
1868
I.OOU
SOO.tc
100 iSc
J.
&J.
M.ft
S.
J.* J.
do
M. &S.
do
do
do
do
do
do
La March
do
do
N. O., Citlz'n Bk. of La.
A.
AG.
Various.
J.&J.
A.&O.
5*6 Various.
6
M. AS.
6
F. & A.
2,&12,50<l
J.
3,084,400
A.
*D.
&0.
N.Y.,
CItiz'ns'
Bank ol
Bk
N.y.,
ol La.
America.
N .0-, CItiz'ns' Bk
of La.
Jtfa.s«rt^--A«se/(*— State
do
Almshonse L'u
do
Honse Ktilargement Loan
Lunatic Iloflpital, &c.. Loan
State
Lunatic Hospital (West. .Mass)
Back Hay Lands Loan
Union Fund Loan
do
do
Coast Defense Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
do
do sterling
31,069
75.1KX)
&c.
I'.OOO
il)l),'O0O
1,UK)
1,000
1,000
1,000
110,000
'61-'62
'61-'62
'61-'62
500
StOftc
220,(XX)
'6.'(.'64
1,000
1,000
500&C
SOIMfcc
nw&c
ilJflO
58- '61
Boston, Hartf
1870
1812
1,000
1858
1863
1865
1859
1,000
.
&
"ik-
lOO.IXXI
Trov & Ureenf BB, Loan, sterling,
do
do
home
do
do
sterling.
do
do
sterling
Southern Vermont RE, Loan
Norwich & Worcester RK. Loan...
.
330,000
66.207
3,637,715
100
Erie RR., sterling
Harbor Land Improvement
Sterling loan (for £443,500).
Mtchiaan
Renewal Loan Bonds
Two .Million Loan
War Bountv Bonds
Ste Marie Canal Bonds
165,(XX)
94.(XX1
50.000
3,4.'X1,0(XI
600.1X0
888 00(1
'J(X),0(»
4,379,'iOO
4,000,744
999,944
6.>4 190
966,500
2,952,4«l
3 15^,371
1-68
i'AIO&c
!iO'*c
iilOO&c
'69- '71
i:ioo&c.
1860
lKi7
5,0(10
2C(I,0(X)
I.OOU
'68- '69
£2'0
400.010
3,599,021
230,000
2,150,000
•6l-'63
£SUO
do
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
S09.0-26
1852
185'<&54
18!)3*54
1854
1857
:S63
1864
1864
1869
Loan, sterling
London, Baring Bros.
do
do
r- Quarter. Baltimore, State Agent,
do
do
5
A.&O.
I8K
Ho-*pital loan, 10-15 vears..
loan to redeem sterling o( 1865
J.&J.
5g.
1868
1867
1871
5g.
5g.
5g.
6g.
6g.
6g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
6g.
6g.
6g.
5b.
6R.
5g.
^
5k.
6g.
5g.
5g.
6g.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Quarter.
J
& J.
Quarter.
A.AO.
J.&J.
do
do
J.&J.
M.&N.
* O.
do
J.&J.
A.
J.* D.
M.&N.
J.&J.
do
do
do
M.&N.
do
J. & J.
A. * O.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London, Baring Bros.
London, Baring Bros.
do
do
Boston. Treasury.
J& J.
Loudon, Baring liros.
do
do
A. 40.
BoBt^n, Treasury.
J.&J.
do
do
London. Baring Bros.
do
do
do
1,000
l.OOO
160,000
1,617,000
4r)3,IXX)
81,0(0
«
6
7
6
J.*
J.
do
M.*N.
J.&J.
one-llrihof the actual value. The HI. Cent. KK.
tax amounts to abont $500,000. The bonds ol 1-T»
were Issued for relief of Chicago, (v. 13, p, 56».)
IB
$I'20.000.lXXi.
real
and personal propcrtv
Bonds of
and
citlps are registered,
the State,
In 1872
counties, towns, and
Interest collected hy
„
(v. 14, p. 457.)
Is 12.TX.V9. Reof sinking fund. $2,456 494. Total valualerty
1
45 cents
on
1886
&
'88
1999
1909
1897
1,
total
debt
Direct d. bt, Jan. 1. 1872, waa
to
$20,188.s00; contingent debt. $6JS79.693; temporary
II waa
$3,476,268; total outstanding, $SO.'244,751.
$'25,0(Xl,t(IO.
bonds authorlzi-d
however, that
decided,
previous to the amendment might be issued,
which includes $r20,llOO to Miss. & Mex. Gulf
$5'.«.tX»l to N. La. & Texas KR.; r2,<>75,llOO
Canal
bonds guar, for N.O.. Mob.ft Texas KB.: tVi^.tW
bonds to be issued to same conipanv $1,(>25.(X10
(or more) to N- O., Baton R. & VlcKBburg RR.;
$llXl.(XX1to Shriveporl Hospltsl: »1HU»«I snlis. to
Miss. Val. Nav. Co. Total real and personsl property in 1871 a-sessod at $20,.59i.4!7. Kale ol
State taxation, in 1871. 14)i mills in 11^2 larger.
;
:
;
1910
Jan., l»rJ, wia $«II,2C5 :
the municipal debt sink'g fund was $1S7,0?0; $840.OOO of debt matured in 1871- After the U. S. Supreme Court decision, interest was piid in gold
reversed. Valuation In
Till the deelsion wss
June, 1889
1870, $'ii4.812,!«X), tax 5 mills.
Oct., 1898
Ttie ase-sed valuation of property In 1871 waa
18"0
$116.716.28,3. on which the rate of taxation wasl9«
1890
cents per $1(XI; incomw from dividends on railroad, canal and other stocks owned by the Stsle
1880 & 18
wiis $351,123.
l^90
The Ststi" has largely assisted
canals and railroads, and holds H,69l,5l.lofi-t<ck8
1890
18-5
and bonds of "Solvent companies, besides $1,858.7S7 In the sinking fund, leaving on y $5.883,4»7 of
1890
debt, without any oflset ; the Slate also holds
1890
$'A1.557.166 In unproductive Berurltl"s. Sterling
1875 * 1893
loan of 1E65 was redeemed after Eeptcmber, ira.
183
1872-78
War., 1883
Aug., 189(1
Nov.; 1872
Oct.,'78-'74
Oct., '73- -74
July. 1874
June, 1877
May. 1880
Julv,'7a-'76
July.'77--78
July. 1883
July, 1994
May,
May,
19!H
1991
July. 1881
Oct..'88-'90
April. •9I-'93
April, 188'
July, •8-91
April. 1890
July. 1877
J.&
J., 1900
Boston, Treasury.
Jan., 1875
London, Baring Bros.
July, 1891
N. Y., Mercantile
do
do
do
do
do
do
NBk
do
do
do
.Inly, 1978
1878. '78 ft "83
May,
1890
Jnly,18TO
1862 all Interest on the debt of
Massachusetts is paid In coin, excepting on the
temporarv loans. In 1871 the deb! was Increased
The slnklliK funds number
sbont $-2',502,M«),
sixteen, and the securities held cost $13,628,364.
their
market value at close of last llscal
vear being more ilian the original cost. The
loan to Boston. Hartford « Erie K.R. Is secured
bv deposit of $l.l»Xi.(XX) "Berdell" mort. bonds.
Th^ jiB.-ie^sor's avgregale of real and personal
By a law of
property In the State Is $:,')9I.9-3.(M1. the actual
value >eing $;,307.(Xi|.4 7. Ta.xallon in '871 "as
$•21. 892.943 of which $6.6»I.«X1 wa« for Slate purposes, and $14,739,715 for mnnlctpal. Revenue
Is also derived irora a tax on iavings bank
deposits, on corporations, on national bank
stocks, and from several other sonrces. The
credit or Massachti-etts In the London market
War loan, registered,
Is deservedly very high.
currency 6'8, were paid after July 1872.
The debt baa been diminished
$1.594."'92 In 4 last
years. Assessed vslnation of real and personal
Jropo'ty. 18:i-2. $6.30.000.1X10. and rate of taxation
% mills. Surplus revenue Is applied to purchase
ot
bonds ws
fast as It
.,.„.„.„,.
acenomlates.
or par value.— TMt column shows the several sizes or denominations In which bunds are Issued.
. „
, .. D.,Jane
r.
„
t WhtiPiiyabU.—S. ft .). stands for Ian. & Jolv; F. * A.. Feb. & Aug.; M. * S., Mi'ch & Sept.; A. & O., April* Oct.: M. & N.,MiT ftNov.j J. ft
Q.— J.. quarterlyfrom Jan.; Q.—F., quarteilyfrom February: Q.—M.. auarterlylrom March.
.
..v...
.
.
.
iu«n.\-ulon.
Ob»okiol»,
eontaluax
luller
J Senwr**.— The figures In bracken at tha end of remarks, lu each caae, refer to the volume and page of
• S'ze,
ol
1885
April,18S2-87
Foston, Ti'easnry,
:
1,1100
V ainatlon
The war debt sinking fund
1,'237,05)
i8.39
18.19
:
April, 1911
Augusta and Boston.
Boston, Kuflolk Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Augusta and Boston.
2,273,333
2,9-8,111
269,1X10
July, 1893
•T2 to 1906
Bank of Amer.ca. Jnlv
1838
1838
728,172
20, "72
do
do
do
Sept., 1*16
do
do
do
.Ian. I, 1890
do
do
do
Jan. 1, 189(1
N.y., B'k of America, March I. '909
do
do
do
May. 1910
M. * N
M. &S. N.O.,
2.600.(00
311.000
525.000
475,000
J.
varl'u^
1837
ty, $-25.516,042
A constitutional amendment limits the
N.O., Cltlz'ns' Bk. of
do
1986
do
M. & N N. y., B'k of America, May 1, 1907
do
do
March 1, 1875
M. &S.
do
0,0011
80,(100
134,0(10
l.tKJO
&S
&
Various.
2
I.IWO
18:!9
RR
Chesapeake & Ohio canal
Bait. & Susquehanna KR
Annapolis & Elkridgc RB
Defence Bounty Loan
Southern Relief bonds
Deaf and lUimb Asylum Loan.
;
is $113,915,561 : rnllroail propelreal -state, »25"i.2S9.395. or aboui
personal property
alter 18S1
Sept.. 1873
IStS
:
Bait,
Cherokee Val.. $.30ii.(0«.
Bonds arc offered lor
1BT2. (v. 14. p. 19. 94 219.
v. 15, p. 155. H^. 218.25*.)
The debt has been rapidly reduced.
Various. N. Y., B'k of America.
M.
80,000
750,000
1,830,000
1,000,000
3,960,000
2,960,000
965,300
^17
1,000
$600.(X)i,
V., $2i5,00O.
The nominal debt of Kentn<-ky
593,000
66,000
500,000
2.950.000
480,000
1.0(10
&
arter v.
The valuation of
July
101,175
889,000
316,000
1871. $23l.492.4«»
ol lax. 4 mllla.
old islxes maturing in
J.
M. *S.
Rate
'72, declared
of 18711.
annual
•79-'90-'l-'«
J.
do
do
187(1.
void the semiand $iao.OOO of the
loM bonoa
quarterly hon'i" held hy H. Clewii & C'.; Ihi- currency ho"d8,$2,000.(XiO; and the lollowlnir RR. endorsemtnts. viz: Brunswick & Alb.. $3 .'WMXIO,
1874
(
Maine
do
Bounty do
do
QO
Is belnsr rapidly reilneed br a sInkInK
Hee notice of rcdesoptl^n oi bonda In
v. 15, p 99.
lund.
CUHOMICU,
:
Cha itv Hospital bonds
Bonds for relief of State Treas.
Bonds in aid of various railroads..
Levee bjnds
do
Munlcfp
*J.
J.
100,000
176,500
866.000
800,000
8,900,000
8,000,000
2.000,oa)
7.545,900
1,880,000
1847
Refunded stock bonds
N rnisl University bonds
Thornton loan bonds
War bonds
Revenue deficit bonds (to Chicago)
Loniniana
;
April, 1900
Sacramento, Treasury,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
'.fo'do
A. & O
1,474,000
lOJ&c
do
Kallroad endorscm'ts (to July, 181:)
Illinois :
Inte est bonds. Inscribed
V. 15, p. 14.)
Under a law of
3.'I0,I!II0
1,200,000
;
do
do
J.
Co,
do
do
Ast^essetf
Chattanootf't RR. bond transaUlon
value real estate in IWl. »in,114,l»2: Rate of taxation reiluced In 1871 Ironi 7M to 5 mills. DeBrIt
was
\
$217.6?!.
The
flsral
ear
In receipts last
11,000.(100 lonn of 1972 was for current Itabllltlea,
tec.
The Alab. ft thai. KK., waa loiighl by the
State, April. IKT,' and resold In Sept,: the Slate's
goaranleed mlerest on the Company's bonds wa*
not paid July 1, IV.i. (T. 14, p. 2l8,S17, 39S, MS,
1886
1886
1886
1888
1,B7<',000
1,(X)0
18(U
1864
1865
1868
1368-69
1871
1870
RR. bonds
do
do
do
do
Allnntlcft Gulf KB. bonds
Bonds, act of Mach 12,1806
Bonds, act Sept., 'tO, pold
Bonds, set Oct., '70, sold
Currency bonds of 1810
War
4
do
do
do
do
:
Western
do
do
New
t
N. y., Duncan, 8.
J.'*'j.
2,185,000
In CiiroH'
Audltor'B rer.nrt In
v. 13, p. 739, and
v. 13, p. f39, show all dclslls In retard In ibeSlata
flnaiirlal situation, and a history ol Alabsina 4fe
lOLK,
;
Old bonds held by U. S. Govt
Due School and Internal Imp fund
Convention bonds
State bonds (sold or hypothecated
do
IjOaii to Jackson, P. & Mob. KB ...
Md.
J.
do
do
do
do
do
18,600.0(»)
300,1100
2,I(XI,000
The Governor'a message, pablished
* Co, May, IWi
do
do
do
May, \n»
no
do
do
May, 188S
London, Union Bk.
Junf, 1890
1886
do
The debt
1957
1860
do
.
1,1X10
KKMARKB.t
due.
.iOO.OOO
i869
1870
1870
1870
1870
California :
Civil bonds, sinking fund, gold.....
aoyear
20 year
I.
J.&
87;,'M»
499,000
1.0..0,UO
l'.«4C
1838-39
1872
Arkansds Centfill.......
Flortila
lOO&c
Whom.
K. N.Y., Duncan, B.
ft
do
do
June
648,00.1
2,8r«,0tlO
debt
bonds for deficiencies,...
do
do
do
do
M.
S-JOOOO
1871
Kloatlne ilcbt
MemphlB & Uttle Kock UV.
Little I!ui-k & Kort Smith Kit
I,. li, Plric muff & N. 0. KR
Miss., Oilachlta & lied Ulver KB.
ConnecticnC :
War bonds, 10-20 year
1,911.000
473,800
688.00U
61,800
82,f«)
KB..
niif unded
Tt'n year
»lfl8,0(IO
lliu&c
lllO&c
iwn
.'"..1
Newbonda
New
100*c
whau
I>ayabl«aiid
,
.
.
a.
ft
r^Dec.
u
...
THE CHRONICLE.
416
;
[September 28, 1872.
STATE SECUEITIES.
Subscriber* will confer a great Atvor by e1v1>>K ub Immediate notice of any error dlMCOTered In onr Table*.
DESCRIPTION.
Date
01
S'ze or
par
INTEREST.
Amount
Out-
Whenr
EJf
For t'xpUnatton
Where Payable and
of tfll references Bee Bonds, Value- st'nding.
''»>""'"'
ooi u tes on preceding page.
(fcnt
Minnesota
:
Loan
State iiulldlng
1867
1368
do
do
do
do
Sioux War Loan
Kailroad Uonds(DOt recognized)
....
1,000
1,000
1,000
1858
1,000
1,000
'65-6
1,000
1868
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.lOO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
J.&
100,000
50,000
100,000
2,275,000
Considldated bonds
i onds to North Mo. UK
Vouds to Cairo & Fulton
'51-«
'57-9
'5»-«0
'54-9
'52-9
'57-66
'56-61
'53-7
KU
Bonds to I'Utle County KB
Bonds to Ir n Moui.lain KK
I'uclllc KU
S. W.
S. TV.
r.l'aclftcRR
r.
tianuibal
KR. iguar.)
Joseph UR
Pacillc
&
St.
State bonds
Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.&N.
J.&D. N. T., Metropolitan Bk.
J.& J. N. Y.,Nat. Bkof Com.
439,000
8,727,000
2,961,000
392.000
504,000
2,379,000
5,219,010
1,456,000
1,589,000
3,000,000
1867
1871
to fund floating debt
do
HamoHhire:
War loan coupon bonds
do
d)
do
do
Whom.
St. Panl,
do
do
1011,000
ifisyoufi:
State bonds
J.
by
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.&S.
500.000
160,000
M. &
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Duncan, S.& Co.
State Treasury,
do
S.
Principal.
When
Muni
New
AN
ipal
war
loan,
18i<S
1883
1371-1838
18 77-1 889
1889-1(190
1374-i839
1872-1889
1376
1876
13;3-I887
bOO&c
lOO&c
600,000
600,000
495,000
2,205,000
1861
1863
1S61
lOO&c
lOO&c
lUOiC
1,199,900
1,002,900
593,400
1,000
J.&
J.
M. & 8.
A.&X).
J.&
J.
J.&
J.
Trenton &
do
do
do
do
do
do
Canal Debt,
1,000
|8'
1827-3,
.•iKl.510
'.848
900.000
800,000
1,537,837 5
1,106,420
5,150,200
2,099,000
473,000
880,000
1848
1813
TJnder Art., 1, Sec. f
01
Con-titution j
1,
Art.
A
Sec.
7,
and
3,
t 7, Sec. lU.
1,372,000
20,675,000
1
•a
I
•s>5
Deflciency lo n of isri
Compirofler's bus (by Kev. Stal's).
l,iS.',90O
p^i
66,473 5
J.&
7
7
5
5
6
&
6
5
6
6
6K6
&
do
do
N. T., Manhattan Bank.
do
do
do
Albany.
N. Y., Manhattan Bank,
do
do
do
Albany.
N. Y., Manhattan Bank,
Q.-J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.& D.
do
do
do
J.& J.
do
do
do
Albany.
J.
do
do
do
do
do
yort/i Cai'olhui:
HR. andimprovement bonds, old...
do
do
do
do
do new (not special tax)
do
do
do
do
do
Funding bonds, since war
do
do
do
Regist'd certificates of literary fund
Penitentiary bonds, act Aug. 2i, '68.
Special tax bonds
1868
& J.
A.&O.
J.
A.&O.
J.* J.
A.&O.
J. & J.
A.&O.
A.& O.
J.& J. N.
500&C
500&C
4,738,800
3,639,400
J.
I,0OO
1,000
2,6.'6,000
J.&
lOO&c
lOOic
1,739,000
2,417,400
1,T21,-100
383 045
1(>67
1868
i',666
13 -.0
1860
1856
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
luu&c
1,000
100,000
11,407,000
Oliio:
Reg
stered loan, payable after 1870.
do
do
do
do
June
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
OreqoH —Relief bonds
Bount bonds
~Willaniet(i^ Canal and Lock
lSi5
1-^81.
1886.
875,39.1
1,600,000
4.095.309
2,400,000
4t,f.00
46,027
200,000
1870
6
7
7
7
Jan., •73-84
Jan., '86-96
Jan., '97-02
April, 1877
April. 1877
A
do
do
do
May4
Register'd do do
Coupon loan of April lil(»31,000reg)
Militarv loan of Ma^ 15 (cp. & reg.J
Stock loan of Feb. 3 (re;;iBtei ed)..
do
do
do
do (cp. ®.)...
do
do (registLre )...
do
do (cp. & reg.)..
do
do (reg sLered)...
do
Cbambersbu-gctfs, May 3?, (leg.).
Rhode I'ttami:
War bonds
13)9
18'.2
1,000
At
will.
1,-52
1000
laiS
1853
1853
1861
1867
1867
l.OuO
1,000
1,000
6g.
5g.
4,^g.
New York.
60
6g.
6
50&C
50&C
50&C
3,773,550
9-i,i50
5
18117
.50&0
7,3911,550
6
1867
1867
1867
1871
SO&c
50&C
50&C
90,400
9,271,850
5
6
5
1863
1863
1864
1,507.
•
T23,9,iO
2^7,376
1,000
1,000
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1375
1877
Dec,
do
do
do
do
1,1100
1,000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Harrisburg Treasury.
& O.
J.& J.
F,&A.
A.
Prov., R.
I.
H.
&
do
do
do
1794
1836
1857
—
2d do
do
3
do
d>
4tli do
do
5tli do
di!
do
Fuiitt ins bonds
Bin R dm- RU bonds
New St te Ho.i>e b-nds
do
d)
do
do
do
....
1
18ij8
1&59
...
Fun iingblll' reneivalile
raymentof inter 8t
Fund ny^ bank bills
C nvei"(* n boufls
Land conin Bsion bond;*
Fire loan bon is, ste Imff
Tar.
38,837
var.
var.
var.
var.
var.
189,6111
do
do
do
1861
1866
1854
185 i
1856
1868
1868
1S68
500&C
186J
500,*c
1861)-'70
iooac
1.0
1.000
1.000
1000
1.000
5U0&C
do
donietlc
do
Rail oat endorsements
—
1,131,701
970,000
1
—c sa _ S
var
i-d^"
15
4,083,991
for railroads
Bonds loaned to UR.'s, old..
Bds isued to RR.'s since 'b6—
Green Issue, no letter
Nc* serle , k-tter H
do
not 1-ttered
l,00n
2,172,000
purchase bds - a g s
State apiiol stock
J^-"^^
Bds to fund int. on above to Jan, 6ii
Hertiiltaj^e
-32
Jan., 1371
Jan., 1876
July, 1881
Jan.,13*7
do
do
do
do
London.
a:=5:
Columbia.
^ome
I
I
April, 1879
July, 1882
do
1877
do
Aug
,
Aug.,
Feb
,
Feb.,
Feb.,
Feb
,
Feb.,
Feb.,
June,
which are very heavy in Ohio, raised
Revenue Is raised from numerous sources, princi pal y from eorporations. Taxes are levied on
personal property, which whs assesned in 1870-71
at $171,686 918. and the tax wss $620 619. Total
revenue in 1871. $;.1»7,945. Fundcl debt diminished $2,131555. Balanee In Treasury nt close of fiscal year, $1,476,3 8. State holds $1,7M,321 in stocks
and $9,100,000 01 railroad bonds. Interest is paid
Anv coupon
In gold on all loans prior to 1867.
bonds mav he cliaiiged to registered The bonds
due in 1872 are payable at any time till 187!;
those of 1877 till 1882: those Of 1882 till 1692. (T.
15, p. 218.)
1878
1871
18T2
1872
1ST7
1377
1882
1882
1876
March,
all created for war purposes and is being
steadily dimlnlkhed. The valuation of real and
1882
prll, 1893
J.:ly, 1393
August, 1894
riersonal property for the fiscal y^ar
/>
At
November
Toal bonds printed by American
Bank Note Co.. $22,310,0I'0'; of which $3, CT2 800
were in State Treasury $6,000,000 Bterling loan
In hands of Am Bank Note Co.; $3,953.-i0O destroyed; and balance $9,514,000 were delivered to
Of ihe latter,
fina cial agent in New York.
briefiy thus:
pie sure
Jan.
Jan.
1, 18T7
1, 1S8-1
;
fuly 1, '3t-8
July
Jul
1, '87-S9
1, '82-86
July 1, 'I-7-97
July 1, '75-79
July 1, 1881
Jan.l, 1385
July 1, 1388
July 1,1888
July 1, 188,1
July 1,138
$3.773,0lKI
„_
to,Jan.,
'6'
Int. dueonallbtlsestira'd
toJan,
'72
,
V.
Treasury warranto
Loan account in New York
Total debt or all kinds to Jan., 1872
Texa-sSfttool fund bonds
Pen t-ntiary debt
Front er protection, gold, 20-40 yr.
Deflfii-nry bds, under act May, 1871
Claims on State before 1866
Vermont:
"War loan bonds, coupon
"
**
registered
coupon
Firfif*n(a— Old bonds,
"
registered
—
No interest now paid
sterling
coupons
••slstern
..,
.
" sterling "
fundable to Jan. 67
dne to July 1, isn
Conrol. bonds, coupon & reg
Deferred Oerlifls forH of old debt.
is,
according to a supple-
;
710,000
752,417
206.000
34,990,066
53T,0nS
60,000
700,000
357,001
303,969
making
toial deductions 01 $;?,02S,475.
and leaving the net amount of debr, $19,961,590.
Total valuation of lauds, $205,386,777; lots and
other property $72,518,343; total taxable, $287,905,020. No new debt can be created, except by a
two-third vote of the people. The rate of taxation was raised to 60 cts on the $100 for 1871,
though since reduced to 40, but a tax has been
laid on railroad receipts, and on some othei
sources of revenue, (v. 13, p. 601,634.)
1892
1909
1900
1900
1,903,028
.
1370
1371
l,ono
1,000
1362
1:62
50()&c
278,000
50O&C
237,50;)
var.
S(ki&c
82,000,000 acres of land, and
also claims, on difi'erent accounts against the U.
8. $451,000, whlcliwould ho to that extent an ofl^set
Valuition of property, 1871
to the (leht.
The State owns about
1890-1910
March
1, 187
$259,461,517.
(v. 14, p. 657, 76-3,794.)
Of the regisii being rapidly reduced.
tered bonds $35,500 are held for the Ag icultnral
College.
'The Ihnli'ig law o' April. 1871. allowing coupons
to bepaid for taxes was repealed; but th refeal is deemed unconstitu'ioiirti and is before
be courts. 4 per cent interest a year is 10 be
paid on consol bonds and on % of the face of
old bds, less -tate tax. Of $22,00C,O0O consols.,
about $15,000.00,1 are in coupon bonds. Assessed
valueof nroperly in 1871. $366,116,81.0 tax rate.
5 mills. The taxlaw of 1872 applies to numerous
objects and Is expected to raise au increase
revenue. ( » IS p. 1'^,429, 8S9 14, p. 19, 175
Th^debt
£200
1866
1866
1867
1867
*
R-3
^
loo&c
lOJ&C
lOtl&c
J.
&D.
do
J.&
'00&^
coupon
registered.
p. 218, 235, '230.)
total debt here given
•
3,»9.690
lOl'&c
Funding bonds
16,
mental report of the Coiiptroller. Oct, 21. 18,1,
afierdednctingbon'tspaid Inbv ailroads. From
this total debt of $34,990,066, the Coiiiptro'ler deducts—debt of solvent railroads, $5,776,533 due
from railToads tlicn sold, $5.2i4,032; indorsed
bonds that will pav tn'ercst, $2,172,000, and interest, $130,820 Int. 18 mos. on bonds paid In, $^590; estimated balance revenue due, Jan. 1. 1872,
;
21,177,387
of lennessee notes
as colla'eral for loans;
;
$1,200,000;
136,8-69
1861
1863
M-cre in use
$5M1,000 had been sold, and $200,000 were to
cred't of sinking fund. Old debt not converted
was $6,453,908, making total debt. $11,991.90^ witho t including bondsnledged, r railroad endorsements. The Blue Ridge RR. s.-rln, auth nzed
1872. la I'ecided tobeunconslllutlonal. Taxation
for 1871, rate. State 7 mills county. 3 mills. Assessed value of propei ty, $133,913,337. The State
defaulted on interest Jan., 1872. (v.l4,p.3S5 i63;
July'lVl863
July 1,1868
5\-:;
ending Apr.
870. $13^,189,489. and tax O' 25 centi on $100. Total
in 1871-72, $811,305.
Treasurer Pari--er.
2', stated the debt
revenue
1868-93
1898
1870-73
1892
1869-92
1866-8'
a o
$18,6(M,660.
n.840)
is provided for by sinking funds, which
will pay It at or before maturity.
(V. 13,
The 'cbt
1876
1875
Aug.,
The total valuation of real and chatte; property in
1871 was $l,502,l'29,971, on which the 2.09mill8 State
tax produced $4,35n,728, and other local taxes,
1,0001
'67-'8-'9
Green issue, no letter
Bds to luiidiiit. on abo c
Bank
A&ol
J.&J.j
i
Indefinite.
Oct., 898
735,653
inroad debt—
Bon '8 end'rsed
—
6g.
I
Columbia. Treasury.
do
do
Columbia & N. Y.
5X..
var
debt
do
do
do
Columbia & N. Y.
most
I
debt, bnt no definite action has yet been taken.
No interest nai fur some years. Total interest
overdue Sept. 30, 1871, was $4,987,419. (For the
Governor's message on finances see v, 13, p. 740.)
The
lenneHHee:
State debt propel
Turnpik.; load stocks
Bank- T nn. stock
Railroad stocks
J'toatiitr/
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
215,476
130,315
250,000
11,600
600,000
1,100,000
1,258,550
1,265,300
700,000
4»1,445
300.439
6,712,608
Colnmbla, St. Treas.
do
do
Q.-J.
J.&
127,441
304,370
(v. 14, p. 19.)
The gross amount of the several issues of debt are
here given, but the value of bonds issued i-lnc«
1865 varies much on the pirtlcular i-Bues. Several
plans have been proposed for scaling down the
Debt was
T. Co.
South Carolina:
State Btoik
State H juse stock, 1st issue
also paid In gold.
July, 18S7
On demand.
do
M. &S.
1,019,000
205,000
663,000
746,000
:
ing
'93- '99
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
canal debt and $19,139 L. I. RR.: maktotal debt, less sinking f.inds. $-.:9,482.7(i2.
Assessed valuation of real property in lh72 is
$1,641,379,410: of.persomil. $J4-.,-M8.035; total,
$2 038,627,415. Tax rate in 1871 « as about 5% mills;
Inti^ref-t on all debt except bounty loan '8 volun
tarlly paid in gold. Bo ds due July, 1872, were
$1,654,226
Jan., 1374
Var., 1373
State Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
&
At will.
do
Amer. Ex. Bank,
J.
5g-
classes of bonds the principal is payable, $100,000 per year. Sinking mnd, Nov., 1871,
was $l,ia3,112. Valuation of all property in 1871
$584,41il,ri46.
State tax. 3 millB.
there Is also $68,000 lontlngent debt to L. I. RR. ,
$7,361 per annum for Indian annuities. Sinking
funds at clnse of fiscal yeir, Sept. 3i.l, 1871, were
$5,159,793 for bounty debt; $l,80.'i,744 ifencral lund
Jan., 1900
Oct., 1898
,
A.&O. Phila.,rarm.&M. B'k.
do
do
& J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
?« F.&A.
400,000
396,010
112,000
2.945,000
335,300
2«1,000
1872 was issued to cities
towns, the proceeds to be used in reducing
their several war debts.
an-^
July, 1375
July, 1878
Peyuixt/lmtnia:
luclini'd plane loan, April 10
r.l2 (1^1,000 reg.)..
Coupon loan,
per-
;
per $100) amounted
Th^ Mmdcipal loan of
July, '73-8
do
do
do
Raleigb Treasury.
do
1870, $11,320,113
uU
to $221 .m.
1881
'68- '93
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
p. 806.
Sept., '84-9
Oct., "73-4
Jan., '92-1905
New York.
Y.,
|3'275.00C-, their reiogiltlon Is disthe State. Total property valuation
taxation 5X mills.
The valuation of n al estate l-i 1872 was »437,533,142
and of personal. »H0,622 36'J. Total, »6;S,155,502.
upon which the tax is 5 mills. The Hannibal &
St. Joseph RR. provides the interest on its bonds,
bonds due Jan., isr2, were paid In gold, bnt after
that time in currency, pursuant to a rei-olutlon
or the Leglslniure. The Courts have thna far
sustained the law. The Governor's message, as
to finances, was published i:i Cbroniolx v. 13,
in
»90,«41,8i;2,
Of 'he first two
J. City,
York:
Bounty loan bonds, coupon
do
registered stock,
do
Gener.il f und debt— Astor rtock
do
do
deficiency loan,
do
do
do
do
do
do
amount of
cussed
;
March,
Concord or Boston,
do
do
do
do
do
do
fund.
Total valuation of real estate
March, 1»72 sonal, »3,»77,995 tax ($1
-JerHet/:
an oau bonds, tax free
do
do
do
o
do
taxable
New
50"&c
bonds are held by the permanent school
The "Minnesota State Railroad" bonds,
which are repudiated, were Issued In 1858 to the
All these
1877
1878
1»7»
18:2
Dee , 1883
jr.
61-2
1864
1^6«
18T2
REMABEB.t
Due,
if a a
.i;200
Bost.,
N. B. Mut. Ked'n,
Montpelier, Treasury.
187(-'73
1«7I-'1)0
1886-1900
1S36-1900
1886-1900
1886-1900
1876-1 <-6
1876-1886
1877-1387
1377-1887
1885-1901
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
'titercst
1
.
;
;
1871
187X
IWJEC
iOO«o
2!,000,C
j.&:j.
13,000,0
J, As|J.
Kicbniond, Treasury.
On Mttlun'i with
ff .V».
1901
457,489,657! V, 1S,P.4«.)
:
:
.
,
September
THE (^HRUNICLK
28, 1872.]
417
CITY SECURITIES.
Kntorod Bccorillnif to act of Conirrciis,
Siibx^ribcm tvlll confer a icreat
DESCKIPTIOK.
Date
8l7.e
bjr Wh. B. Dana & Co., In the ofBco of the l.lhniian of Conirrew, Wa<lilnKton, D. C.l
favor by civliis ii« Immediate notloo of any error dlaoovered in our Table*.
In
or
the year
Jf. r— Bd9 for uiuulclp'l pur'«
<lo
do
do
do
do
do
dn
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Water stock...
to Alb.
&
Whent
*5^P^y'ble.
Principal
Where Payable
Suaq. U.K.
aoo.i'oo
& n.
M.&N.
1,0
KKI.OOO
.!.& D.
I.IKIO
lim.oiio
F.& A.
ISO
I.OU
3511.(100
1870
1,1)00
1,0.JU
M.JkS.
.M.&N.
400 000
1,000
1,000
l.lOJ
101,000
500.000
,U1U,000
18S0
18:^1
18111
l-6«
:871
u^^
14(0
1,000
59,000
,l«KI
I
,1.
50,(»I0
S'.Y.. Duncan, 8.
do
do
do
do
do
M.&S.
M.&N.
K.i A.
M.&N.
WW
Park Improvement loan
Loan to Hull. &. Ohio UK
do
To
••8,913
ioo&'^
5,000.000
18113
lOO&C
a,ai 1,068
1803
tilO&c
18(5(1
100*C
lOO&C
lOO&c
lOO&c
imi&c
lOO&C
lOO&C
lOO&c
lOO&c
410,353
555,566
18118
187U
18U
i87U
1871
mi
Jl.l. U.ll. (for»l,00(Ul(10).
KndurHemenlH for N, W. V^a. Rlt...
York* Cuni.KU
do
do
do West. Md. 111!
lIXXic
10J.tc
UulonKR
10
1874-91
May,
1911
Feb., 1876-81
Nov.,
1895
July. ISOO
185,7'il
5.000.000
1,1HNI,OIIO
1,(100,000
218,100
891,616
137,414
77;i.*IO
1,000,000
1.873
May
irai
1,
Sept. 1,1893
Sepl. l.lsal
Sept. 1,18D0
,lau. I,
,lan.l.
.Ian. 1,
.Inly 1,
l'95
1890
\!-m
1SS4
Apr. 15, 1900
1885
July
1860.
I.
»202,75«,140. Population lu 18D».W 2Ci,S4,acuust
212,418 lu 1860.
Loano are irsued in registered
stock and are generally due at pleasure after the
dales of malurlty named. The Qscal year now
closes uci. 31.
Hi 500
Baltimore,
Jnlv. 190O
500,000
do
do
do
18t3 '85
1886
1890
Bangor & Boston.
18r2'85
117 000
ValuaMon of
City debt propel ...
I'enobHeottb Kennebec KR. loan.,
European A X. American itU
Bangor & Plscataqula Kit
1S53 '(B
18-4
IDIW
1889
56(l.0(«l
Var.
A.& O.
do
,!.& J. B08(., Mereb.N'at. Bank
A. 4 U.
Boston, 2d Mat. Bank.
1,000,000
60J,(.00
isri
1891
laWIH
3,088,295
Ti
11,1118,675
1861-«S
1864
1,791 5(X)
!2O,00O
18(13-
recrulttne, bounties,
&c
.'Ity notes (new main) Act 1858
Water loan (Ctiesnut Hill Keso.)...
do
(water into Dorchester).
Boston Hli^bluuds
Dorchester water loan
Brooklyn
1361
631,700
183,300
4,000.000
l.(«10
£lll(liS:c
1000
1865
187(>-71
1868
1870
flail
loan
181!)-'50
,
Mt Prospect S»|uare loan
Soldiers aid fund loan
Nat'l G'd & Vol. Firemen's loan
National Guard loan,
Atlantic aye. linprov. loan, local
Third street
do
do
Bn.)|iwlck av.
huuth Seventh
Ifiilon street
liourtli ave.
do
Wallabout Bay
Bedford avo
ave. basin
do
do
do
do
do
do
Inipr. loan,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
18'-4
1'65
18o2
. .
6
Var
Boston,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
On demand
do
do
do
1878-'79
5
6
5-6
I
to
;
5e.
d
688,(100
1,949,711
5g
do
391,000
2,376,000
6:5,000
700,000
3;5,(00
5b.
1867
1866
1865
1866
1867
1*«
...
..
1867
186;
1867
1869
1870
1860.'TJ
Water loan
Hewerage bonds, continuous, local
Aes. fund bonds, cont nuous
do
Central ave. sewer bonds
So. Brooklyn
do
Temporary debt, tax ccrtldcates...
ISi'-Ti
187J
!i5,000
55,(XIO
1,000
1,000
1,000
i.ixm
1,000
1,000
1501JOO
IHj.OOO
213.000
90,000
i.otxi
55.>,000
l.UiO
1,000
21,000
l,ll.H)
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
25,000
167,000
135,000
352,000
299,000
290.000
326,000
230.000
1,1 100
309.1100
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
711,0
278,000
1,(100
iocai.
N. V. Bridge loan. regA coupou.
Prospect Park loan,
do
1855
1859- '61
1861
1857
1865
do
do
do
Qowanus Canal
185:1
1,000
1,(100
187a
1871-12
187.'-'8!
•iLondon
"f
I
llOKl
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1.9<J0,I«I
4,811,505
300,(00
75.0X1
!, 630,000
Ctucago
Var
51,5(0
90,000
&
J.
18TJ-'76
1873
1S75
18;9-'81
Q2
do
do
J.
1891
13*7
18S3-'94
1880- '81
1875
1861-'73
18.81
1831
1116;- '90
1872-'ii0
1872-'90
1877 '86
1866- '95
1868- '95
186a-'90
1877
1879
1901-'ll
1915-'24
1881-1902
3yrs fr d'te
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
soo&c
50O&C
1,030,000
3,790,00,1
87,000
3.593.11'
2,896,0011
282.0110
3,4'25
00O
2,060,000
SOO&C
S,80U,0IIU
.& J.
do
do
6
7
6
do
do
do
do
7
7
6
7
6
&
.
7
If.
.
.
loon, ncgoliatedlu IS^O, netted thecliy
currency. An interesting article in
$3,823,413 In
Duncan, S. & Co.
do
do
y.. Am. Kxch. N. Bk.
do
do
do
do
Y., Duucan, S. ft Co.
do
do
T.,
Y., Am. Exch.N.Bk.
& O.
Var.
N.Y., Metropolitan Bk.
.
Th«; rate of taxatlou on the assessed Taluatlon of
last year, avemgea $3 H6 on the $100. The rate was
redui ed to less t' an 3 per ceut on the assessed
valuation ol 1810.
The Mayor In his Message, states the debt to Dec. 8, 1871, at $2l,'2i5,lo'
for pub. Inmr'm'ts, less $1,',00,1'<5 In sinking fund.
$9,557,405 lor local Improvenients (as marked local
are a lien on the propIn this table) which
erty benctltted and
must be paid bV It
Iloatni; obligations, $1.52i,518, consisting ol^cei
t ncates and $100.(00 due Chli-ago. Dec, 1S'.2.
To
tal debt, $30,66;,76H.
The Committee of Flnj
claimed thut the total debt was (in January Itf.Si
$.32,4k6,9')3.
Population In 1870, 396.200 against
266.661 In 1860.
Valuation of property In Kli.ga
County lu l,S72, bv the State Boaru of Etjiializalion, $175,411,596 for real ei-tate and $1 •,7.:h,;.'l for
jrsuual.
'I'he Board of Supei visors valued the
ti>lal taxable property of Brooklyn at $20i,76C,452, andI c
of all Kings County at $319,214,513.
do
1880
;87'3-74-75
lf6»'98
Bonds are mostly held within the State ol Sentfe
Carolina, and Interest la paid in Charlcaioa.
188.1- '84
1890
:
Water loan
do
Sewerage bonda
do
River Improvement bonds
Manlclpal and School bonda
do
do
8. Park loan (not a bond of Cb'go)
Cook County debt
T
iXO.HO
190O-1901
Charleston
,112,000
do bonds (coupon)
Fire loan bonds
In 1870 waa 2S0,SM, against
177,840 In 1860. Valuation of real estate In 1871 was
$393.2:4,9:^: personal i>roperty, $.'17,448,600; total.
*
$612,66(,550, Mi>on
on wiMi-h
wi-ich the rate ol taxation Has
»as
and
(1 5iper|l,0(O lor State and (11 53 lor City an
<.:ounty
i he net Increase ot debt In U71-?i wa
*745,sw.
The total d^bt. A) rll 30, 1872, oaa
(28,b'28,5:l5,
and the sinking fuuil then held,
$11.6s4,337. Sinking fund provisions are suftlcieut
e i<terltng
to meet the debt as It matures.
'73-'8iift'!>8-'99
Brooklyn,
do
do
do
do
295,i«X)
1872-'7S
1ST;- '79
1875-1901
19W1-190J
Boston
do
do
do
do
& J.
2,100,000
8,938,000
9,471.000
1899-1900
19(0-1901
n.
London
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
3J,(I00
18;4-'»2
187;-'86
i8;i-';5
18T;-'85
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
187;l-'87
do
CliarleHton, S.C.:
City stock
i
1899
4Kg.
:
Water loan
Debt of Willlainsburgli loan
do
do local iinprovein t
Brooklyn local Improveineut loan.,
real and pemonal property fiJfnfln.
Kate of iHXSllon, 2S per <-l. Ilie loans to Kurone
N. Am. UU.. an to Bangor .V Plscatajju s UK.
are secured by llrst mortgages on those roads.
ft
The population of Boston
3 '7.759
533,205
l.ViS
Dorchestei- debt a»siimed
Consolidated St. Imp. loan, st'rllns 1870
Kenewal or water bonds ot *48
187;l
Water loan, sterllntf
18l6&li)
Kent
274.700
1.000
1,000
1,000
1853-'68
do
forbonntlea
Koxbury dent aKSUined.
City
100,tc
:
Various I'ruat Funds
Kenewal City Debt
For yarloud city purpoaea
do
do
War debt,
rlty credit has been loaned eitenalveljr to rs'Iroads. In evchange lor their securities, which It
holds to the amount ol «ll,(il'>.9);«. The sinking
Inn I lor M.ft o. KK. *.5,(l00.(uiloan was (1,879,(M,
Dec. 31, 187: : West. Md. UU. sink lig Innd, f11V,lia
and the total of the several other sinking funds
$,'>,4S|i, 132.
The atnoun: of ("e.it on which cltv
nays Interest Is tl3,02S,UC<, as h ft O. KU. pays un
|5.0(I0,0UI loan : Wati<r loan Is -xld by Inco-ue uf
waterworks, and Public I'erk by City Paaaeager
Uullway. and interest on $l,4tI,:(IU by other cou»pauies. The C.iOc.llUO lo^n ot 1872 for Weat, Md.
U.li. Is to be In place of $5t5,00ubonds prevloiialy
endorsed. The sKsessed value 01 property In *(r,0.
1900
BflllffM', M«.'.
UoHon
rroant, «M.8ei.
1372-'S9
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,6.,0,000
.
da
Mo",
Baltimore,
7,al7,(ER
lOO&c
1853
1853
IS.tt
lUOJtc
IS.^
18113
C. Kli
do
West.
I'o
do
do
do
do
The
Var.
Kxunint
du
Public Parki (Druid Hill)
Consolltlated loan
Court House loan
Funding b>an
l.uaii to Va. Valley
June, I'Ha-74 SlnklnKfund for monlclpsl bondi, tlA/WO per uMay, 1879
num. Amount now lu alnklnir lund. $2'j0.bU.
one, 1880 81
Sinking fund lor water stock, ^1.0(0 |>er ai.nu*ii.
Loan to .Mliany & Susquuhtina is seeurt d by 1st
morlgugu un toad Iruni Albany to 1 Ingnamluu.
Nov., 1910
City receipts, 1871, t3IS.S8»g lot.
I
&
4 Co,
do
do
do
do
Augusta.
Sttt'more
f'lty st'kdae at pleaanro after 1890.
JailI HtOCk
Water loan
Control Ulated bounty loan
million loan, Pitts
NewCllv Hall
ItEMAUKB.t
when due.
by
Best., Merch'nts' Bani,'. Keh., 18<5 91
N. Y, Uuiicau, B. li Co, .Mch 1893 l»V
Avgmta, Qn :
Bonds tor varlons purpoaes.
One
aiid
Wboin.
Pent.
foit-nott'B.
Albiinu,
boiiil.4 lo.iui'd
INTF.KE8T.
Amount
of
par •
OutBoDda. Value. st'udlug.
For explanation, see
1ST.',
1874-'a2
18i«-'95
1^^^0
1880-'!15
189(V'93
I8;3-'76
1874- '99
18r2-'79
1873-89
Total fnnded debt, April 1, 1872, «14,IOt,«aO. Floating debt, $824,649. Asaessed ralue of real property. Sept., irTl, waa |aa6.89t>,«90 : lenonal, tsijin.
Si).
(K of actual valne.) Total loaa br Are
calculated at $liwalo,uo. Tax rale for isn. 10
mills; rebate of taxes lor loss by tire, $SOO,(i(IO.
Poi>ulatlon In 1S70 '298,983, against lo(>,26« lu ifW.
Cook couniy deDt Isall
due
7 perceut.except $150,000
and inteiest Isall payable mj.ft J.
N. (V. :5, p. 82.)
lu 1873,
or In M.
ft
^tiicinnnti
Bounties to Volunteers
8
Dountles to Volunteers
T
To build Uijffiestoii Ave. sewer.. B:l
Loant oCin.&
Hills.
HU
do to Little .Miami Kit
do j^atoti& Ham. UK
do Covlni;ton& Lex. UU
do OhloA Mississippi UK
do Marietta iCin.KI!
31,000
25,000
150,0(0
91.0(0
96,(«0
6
6
73-10
6
6
6
& J.
&
&D.
F. & A.
,7.
F
I8.iO
II
1314
1850
1851
1,000
1.0(0
l.U«l
1,000
1,000
1,000
IMS- '51
1.(100
5.M,0(X)
J. &. ,1.
J.
J.
.1.
J.
18M
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,00U
1.000
1,000
1,010
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
110,(XO
.1.
A
U
1
M
Common Scliooi purposes, reg
A
Bonds to fuMd tloathii; d<'bt
Bds toO& M Kit to pur. whf prop.N
do for Common School purposes..
do
do
do
do
do
1000
lopurroalestateforWorkh'seY
to build Worktiouse
Y;J
pur. Orpli. Asyl. Kds for park.O
fo.-erectlon of a Workhouse...
for waterworks
(^.i
do for waterworks
(^3
do for Common school purposesP2
do for Common School purposes.P
do toOiMKKtopur. whf prop.N
do pur Epls. Bury'ifGds for park.O
do forextcu.&lmp. waterworkB.C
do
do
flo
do
do
do
1815
1835
1355
1834
1866
1866
lSi8
1868
1868
1868
1868
1860- '61
18.W
1860
1847
1819
1850
500&C
500&C
500SC
131,0(«)
.1
,).
J.
,!.& D.
&
&
91.U0
25,(XX)
& D.
M.&N.
(W,000
210,000
M. &N.
M. *N.
40,1100
13,000
i4,un
31,000
230,UX)
15(V00
150,0(0
100,(«O
99,000
199,0(0
17,010
199.501)
96,000
1(0,000
5
6
6
6
73-10
73-10
7 3-10
73-10
6
M.&N.
M. ft 8.
A.&ll.
K. Y.,
do
do
do
do
Amer, Ex, Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ilo
do
do
do
do
do
du
do
do
do
do
do
Pblladelphla.BankN.A
N. v., Amer. Kx. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Cincinnati.
do
M.&8.
do
J.& D. N.Y., Amer. Ex. Bank^
F. & A.
do
do
tlo
do
,1. ft D.
do
do
J. ft J.
do
do
do
.1. ft. I.
do
do
do
M.ft N.
do
do
do
M.ft N.
Cincinnati.
A.ftO. N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bant.
do
A. ftO.
do
do
A.ftO.
do
do
du
J.lly, I87J
July, 18;6
Dec,
18S0
Aug.,
187'^
Dec,
1880
1870, 218,900, agalnrt 161 JMd
Tax rate for l!>7t. $22 20 per $l,(«0 The
following table irom the books ot the Auditor ot
tt aa c J
Hamilton County, Ohio, exhibits tlie
valuation ol the City ot Cincinnati for ten years
Population by census of
In 186U.
—
Jan., 1881
Year.
do
Ra'etsx
valuation. per $1 Mil
e-tate.
estate.
I860.. $61,6ai,lXM
18.d.. 6-',li57,365
1S62.. 63,?ai,-296
do
1363.. 64,441,531
do
1864.. 65,585,774
do
March, 1886 1865.. 67,610.611
1866.. 66,451,662
Oct., 1886
March, 1888 18*7.. 68,.'tH'l,(MO
June, 1833 1868.. 69.7!»,IM4
Aug., 18S8 1869.. T2.'i<3.«44
June, 1889 1870., 8 73«4»!
July, 1888 1171.. 1.3,427,388
Jau., 1890
1884
1885
Nov.. 1890
Total
Personal
Real
do
Jan., 18S!
June,
Nov.,
$31,41l,8n
30, 13,411
$s3,l«J.T18
»lT4S
«,970,T7»
m
uw
MM
2iM
»«
40
19 20
11
•29,707,»«l
»!I,211,I9I
35,932,5fl
«7,809,57<
61,135,382
100,.'<>4,IMS
118,101
138,(72,763
63,41, 85
6i,!83,'r«
1:16,981,325
'!8.«-..,66»
130.715..'<10
U
17.3 .0,751
l^«.lo;,2^e
31 60
S«,934,aM
ltUJ(l,H2
-22
m
113.316,918
1.80,745,9911
131,383,529
27
>8 0O
Total debt ol Cincinnati is about tS,W(.O0U.
account about tSSO,<M) per anunui.
9U
»
Int.
April. 1895
do
do
^„
• «Morparliaiit«.—This columnshows thesizesordenominadousluwhlchbondaare Issued.
„ . ,. .. „
,
t 1F)le«poya6(«.—J.& J. stands for Jan. ft July: F. ft A., Feb. ft Aui.; M.ft 8., March* Sept.; A.ftO., AprU ft Oct.; M, » N., May ft Nov.; J.
quarterly from Jan.; Q—F., quarterly Irom Feb.; O.—M, quarterly from March.
iitinaritt.— Figures la brackats at tbe eud of remarks refer to the volnmo and page at CtotoKitnX containing faller laformatl«a.
„
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ft
«
P
,
. » t^..- V|-J.,
n i
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.
THE CHRONICLE.
418
(September 23,187,2.
CITY SECUlilTIES.
Siibacrlbera tvlll confer
DESCRIPTION.
a great favor by
Date
ol
For explauatlon of all rrfereucea, see Bonds
loot notes on preceilliig page.
Size or
General improvement.....
ft2
60,000
75
1,1X10
l,l»10
70,000
150,000
150 000
100,01X1
l.OUO
1,000
100,(X«)
1.36,0
1,000
1,000
50,000
300,000
1,1X10
•
Ooliimbla. S. O.
l856-f8
Bonds for various purpose^.
Funding and substitute bontls, &c.. 18r,tl-"l
.
73-10
73-10
3-10
7
;
,7
£
7
do
do
KR. stocks 1855^l
do
1871
l&M
Gas Co. stoi'k
Funding bonds, coupon
Bonds tor various purposes
6
M.&
S.
.
City
tffrsei/.
J.
J.
&
&
Z'ivlHriUe, Sy.:
Coluinibia.
187C-'83
do
1887
A. &0.
1367-'69
5W&C
175,900
27,500
2'n,coo
Varl.
J.
1-50,000
&
.TeffersonviUe
1869-71
Van.
RR stock
New^ork.
.
t2So',COO
easury.
(.'olumbus
other
1878
property.
property
Valuation ol
1871
»3,-386,oai.
I873-'83
Cuiiunbus.
N. T., Ccnti Nat.
Bonds are all coupon, and were i.ssned in small
amounts as wanted. City holds some stocks and
1S72-'8I
1891-'92
T
Col. City
New York &
J.
18ti7-'S9
ISTS-'Sl
Jl,2.'l.75a,
city taxes
40
valnc of waterworks,
1870, 79,601
against a debt of f3ai,000; a'lountof
real and personal property iti 1872.
Population In
Bapk
J.
•Bounty fund..
Van.
1867
1868
1371
1868
1863
18:8
1868
1869-71
. .
do
Rowan's,
^ city wharf
Bllzabeth and P. RR
property
bonds
For old liabilities
School bonds
For old liabilities
I869.';0
St Louis Air I^ine RR...
Ne IV CitV Hall
RR bontjs, endowed
by
l'i9,(XI0
Tari.
1866-6'
1854-'70
Public schools
Water stock
870,01X1
1000
1886-''91
'
l.tXX)
»n3,(,09
;
on
In 1871, If918,2ff7
;
;
lo 1810, |710,6C0.
J.
J.&.J.
•J.&D.
425,00
M.&N.
A.&O.
136,0(10
1,000,000
Va
1,1X10
i66,0lXl
1,000
1,000
1,000
150.000
A.&O.
a72.0'Xl
Vari.
Vari
F. & A.
135.01X1
\.(m
2.'5.0(X)
1871
1871
1,01X1
1,IXX)
51XI,(X)'J
250,01X)
1,000
1,558,000
(f .
do
do
do
&
&
J.
J.
25,000
J.
&
&
J.
&
J.
187S-81
Bk. April,
1882
1^83-84
April, IS&I
Iftsi
'
May,
1887-3!)
'75
85.
Louisville.
-
:'
i, 1891
Various.
do
.
&
1896-97
lio
1872-'89
N. Y..Bk of America,
do
do
do
do
July, 1897
July, 1898
June,
Louisville.
Vay,
Louisville.
do
do
do
N. T.
'
do
do
do
.
'75&'80
'82 10*93
Interest on t'200,000 of the sixes Is paid in Balti
luore. City holds nominal assets of |956,645.
*
'
I
l.OOO
B.R
Mempliis'
N.
Y"..
P.
1870
1857
1. 000
i,5l5,lXXl
V37,IX10
1,000
300,000
J.
SOOJkc
J.&D. Mil.&N.yJ,
do
J &
,1
.1
'
M.& N.
18"5-'96
Myers & Co
do
500&C,
.\I.
do
against 68,033 In 1860.
Sept., 1891
April, 1891
Lynchburg.
do
7
Var.
dcM
JanuarV. '87',', was $6,153,000, exclusive of the railroad de'bt, for which the roads are llahle, antountIng to »1,5:".3,0(X). Population in 1870 was 100,753
•72-'89
Bk Of Americ*.
do
do
do
Tlie commissioners of the sinking fund reporled
Januarv-, 1372, that the resources were adeQuale to
meet all the city dcl>t as it matures (excei-t thn
»'..l«OftXJ to the E & P.
R.) The total
1901
1898
O'-f ., 1893
73 10-98
1893
1889-; 901
r
N. Y. Bk of Amerlci.
Vari.
J.
J.
1
:
Various,
May
do
do
do
Bank of America
Y.,
M.&S.
A.&O.
S09,«92
definite Information is obtainable in rethe details of the fluau'ciai situat.on of
{to
this city.
'gsmx'
July,1889
T., Mercantile N.
1.
H1,31T
,
'
rgold)
M. & L. Rk.
Endorsement
&
gard
18Ti-79
I
onds for various purposes..'
"ost bonds
funding loan,
J.
No very
'99-19(li
June,
iiin.,
do
do
do
do
S.
Varl.
Varl.
Vari.
1877-9'
July,
1874-7'9
M.tN.
1M,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
ito
do
.to.
M.&
S3.0O0
Bonds, Spur cent. ..;._.{;, ;.,:,,^>y^/,..,
'•*
A
270,51X1
191,01X1
500,OIX)
1870
Louisville.
A.&O.
& .J.
N. ^k. Jan
1st
do
do
J.
449.1HX)
159,1100
919,01X1
l,l«10
1,000
1.000
1.000
1,0(0
Jersey Cly,
,1
M.&N.
Van.
17,000
7a,000
1,000
1,000
jjynchburg, Va.:
jfonds various purposes,..,...
Tenn::
150,000
•joo,m)
1,665,501
.
J.
J.
J.
.!.& J.
J.& J.
i.& J.
40il,000
1, -19 1, 500
1865
For improvement of streets
Van.
.1
1.000
ISM
&
J.&
J, &
J.&
73,(XX)
500SC
18.54
1857-.5tl
.1.4: J.
475,0
1871
Waterworks
Subscrln. to stock, L. & N. R. R
'8tr*dpr\, wharf..;
MempMg,
Savannah.C.R. R. Bk.
Varl.
1,314,000
18'; 0-1
las'j
Sewer bonds
1,003
1,000
1^66-69 l,t«X)
1863-69 l,l-00&c
1869
1,0 O&c
1868-69 l.OO'dfcc
1853-51
f
&
J.
600.000
FopuWtiotl, :8i0, 9,596, against S.r52 iD 18Gb,
ngtrket bonds weie issued in May, 1872.
1892
J. & J.
Var
J. & J.
10,01X1
1886
I'Se
1, 1891;
J.
lOOSc
School Houses*
Jail
Dec.
.
.T.
1366
18.'i2-6;
—
"Wha'
do
.
Oct., 1899
March 1,
Aug. 15,
:
Water loan bonds., couDon
do
do
do
Sewerage bonds, coupon
Bergen school iiau bonds
B.'.werage bonds
do
...
do improvement bonds
do bountyloan
A ssessment bonds
do 20years
do
Bergen and Hudson old bonds.....
For
Oct., 1884
Sept., 1899
B
O.
1,000
1,000
1.000
isee-T
B
N.
do
do
do
dp
N. i'., Amer. Ex. N.
do
do
do
dr>
do
do
F.& A.
do
d(>
uo
J. &D.
A.&
118,000
147,HXI
185S-5H
r„ Anilir. Ex
do
do
M.,S!,S.
Detroit, Mich.
Bonds for various City purposes.
do Water W*k Co, guar, bv city
Pub. Build, stock (City Hall) bond
N.
i7
:
fiubscriptiouB to vArious
A.&O.
•7
7310 M.&S.
183,400 5
161,450
iso.ooo
18V.2
!<^r«*4,,M,;
Colunifinft^ <?S.
IXX)
186.8
i
M. &N. Piiiladelpliin. Bank N. A. March, 1,897
do
do
M.&N. do
6
do
73-0 3.& U. N. T., Amer. Ex. N. B. .Tunc, 1897
do
do
do
73.10 M.&N.
Nov., 1897
do
do
do
,1. &.J.
Jan.. lUOO
do
do
do
,I.*D.
J ine, 19IJ0
do
do
do
A.&O.
Oct., ISiOO
Cincinnati.
M. &S.
March, 1903
2.50,IXX1
100,000
REMARKS,
!
I>«ie.
by Wlioni.
145.000
27,U«)
500,000
1,000
1,000
Ifil
1871
1871
Trinclnal
Ipal,
When
Where Tayablc and
'udiug.
1853
1853
1369
1869
1869
Immediate notice of aur error discovered In ear Table*.
Outfit
—
!•
imi
'5fSt«teSf.
Amount
pa
Vail
C'ncinnrti/— (Continued)
do for f utidiiiif nojitlng debt...,Aa 1817. '48 5l«)&c
llM7-'48 l.llUU
do loaned t(i Whitewater Can»l..
1,000
-8
1«6T
do for newho9pit«l
1,000
S2 1868
do for new hosiiltal
•
1,0110
L
18M
do fortundtiiK Coating debt
l.KO
18.13
do forexteu.&lmp. waterworks.
do
do
do
Bds pur. Orph Asyl. G'ds for ParkX)
VS
do tor Workhouse
K
do for sewerage
do for Improving Gilbert ave....U
ave
sewerBS
Kgiileslon
do to build
W
do Improvement bonds
C4
do water work purposes
glvliig
Charleston,
S. C.
13T.!-I91
Nov.,liXI0
July, 1872
The
floating debt Aug. 1, 1872, was $574,347. Valuation of real properly in i872, $21,936,310; personal,
Interest on the
; tax rate, $!^ per $;OLi.
curi ency debt Is in default since July, 1871. Coupons unpaid amount lo $2211,815. Population in
$4,690,0011
18-0, 40,280.
Milwaukee
:
Re-adjiiscment bonds
General City bonds.,...
1,H»)
455,1X10
150,(klO
coupon
187-i
1,1100
2iXl,i'00
.1.& J.
(issue |^CO,(XXIj registered
1872
10,0(0
100,000
J.&
Water bds.dssue
do
1S61
1871
^l.OOO.OOO)
.1
.
J.
MoUle:
ABC (pay. an'ly till '91)
DEF (pay. an'lv till "86)
Bonds to Mob. & Gt. Norlh UR.
J.
J.
&
.T.
N.Y., Howes &M.
liS'l
1,0(XI
254,20.)
845,' lint
1870
1870
1871
1,000
1,000
500,000
seo.ooo
Montgomery,
Bonds of 1868,
ifew York:
Water stock
do
N.&
S.Ala.
M.&N.
J.
&
The City cannot Issue debt beyond 5 per cent of its
a^sessedvaiue, whichin ll'72i3 ahuut $4'l,lX»,lOO'
Sinking funds are^pvOylded for
Mobile,
!
,
I
1891
1886
1885
.July, 1899
Ni'V.. 1895
1901
....•.;•..
..\:u.
. .
-
Building loan stock. No
Real estate bonds
Public eduofttlon stock
l>ocks and slips stock
4
•....
Dock Bonds
Floating debt fund stock
Market stock
do
Ido
do
City Cemetery stock
City impravc mcnt stock
do
X^onatic AsylniD stock
;
do
do
Fire department stock,
bouda
Fnndlng bonds
"
"
"
**
"
••
registere,.
coupons
185!-7
l«>S-7
1857
1859
4.596,5.55
2.50,000
,
,
Bonds are endorsed by N.
&
91'J,000
490,01X1
450,0(X)
«
lOfl&i-,
3.066,071
«
lOO&c
lOO&o
399.300
6
275,(XX1
990.0(X1
«
lOO.tc
1880
1865
;oo&c
lOO&o
lOO&c
ino&c
18.53
!(XI,«:c
1860-3
ia53
\SSi
1870
1860
1865
1868
lOO&c
18.57-9
lOO.S:c
HXl&c
Ml&c
lOO&c
llXML-c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
..
IIXI&C
521953
lOO&c
lOO&c
500&C
ioo*c
4(X).O0O
ri-irtstcre-
1(X1&C:
lOO&c'
&
6
1
Funded county
;5
debt.. 20,981,350 ,23,239,300
29,866,704
vSinlilng
fund
18,115,804
$91,53.3,559 .
20,182,821 21,738.886^,
6
Total, less s'k'g f 'd.$50.882,262
Temporary city debt, 10,525,100
City revenue bonds.. '3.080,000
6
6
County
rev, b'ds, &C.
8,886,200
$67,036,'2S6 $69,79 1,578
14,914,(XH) 16,122.372
6,479,',00 15,43:t,997
8'.i0,000
5,'?t,6,S0O
6
5
Total tcmp'y debt..$'i2,491,300 $21^13,100 $37,112,669
TliLs makes the total lunde.l and temporary debt
$1'J3,616,1.!8, Aug. 1, against $108,561,703 Jan. 1.1S72.
The population of N w '5'ork in 1870 was 922,53\,
ag-ainst 805,658 in 1860. The follow Ing table shows
the progress iu ten years of prorert*' valuation
and taxation,
,-R'te lax pr $l«X);-^
City k
Real
Personal
estate,
State, Couuty.
fear. estate.
»178,l.9;,o37
14
$398,533,619
1861).
2 33 \
16 ?6
174,6il,306
3 62
1861.. '406,963,665
'6
5
I
M
.
,
,1889
S3
2.767,000
3,000,000
MS,000
6,500,000
6,907,939
1,000,000
•
*'
sterling " ..
.'nterest fundable to Jan. 67.
doe to Jniy 1, 1871
ConEol. bonds, coupon & reg
Deferred certlfls forX of old debt.
bounds
Total funded debt. .$68,998,146 $87,238,608
181,0rjft
lOO&c
;oo&o
lOO&c
lOO&c
6
6
2,500,000
2,748,000
75,000
40,000
75,000
451 ,'200
3,310,000
300.000
400.000
Identical as to
have separate organizations and distinct
The foUowingstate'i ent shows the an(ount
of funded and temporary debt, and the amount iu
the sinking fund at the dates named.
Jan. 1,
Jan. 1,
S.'Pt. 1,
Dcseriplion of Debt.
1871.
1872.
18T2.
Funded city debt
$48,016,796 $57,999,r08 $0?,146,-.55
10 000
151,1100
.230,IXX)
RR.
debts.
250,000
2,500,000
2,083,'«0
1,766,«X)
115,000
1,183,137
S. Ala.
rles,
a,900,lX)'l
!,796,lX)r
l,5tXl,0(»
tbe boude.
UH
Q.-P.
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&o
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
loo.tc
do
rJ}''gvau-^ra.\tti
1841-63
1870
1345-60
1865
all
Valuation of property, 1871, $20,376,916; tax, IK
per cent. There are also $1.1XX1,000 of bonds in
hands of trustees for G. T- RR and $700,000 for
Mobile & N W. R.r; 'MoI ile County »189 tiw 8
per cent bonds outstanding.
The city and county, though
...i
.
-r
.T.
RK
Croton water stock. ....:.-..-.-. :.
JJew Croton Aqueduct stock
Addit'nal new Croton Aqueduct..
Croton water main stock
Croton Reservoir bonds ,.,
do Aqueduct bonds
Croton water pipe bonds. .;........
Central Park fund stock
do
do do
do
do
do
do
do
Cen. Park additional fund stock...
do
do
do
Central Park imp. fund stock
d» do' do do
do
d<>: do
do
do
do
do
&
J.
J. &.I.
J. &,J.
J. &.J.
55'.',200
'
Jan. 1,1002
Jan. 1,1902
J.&
lOO&c
lOO&c
Ala.:
do
J.
"1866
SOOSc
rto
do
230,1100
1S66
do
11/71
'
300,000
debt
do
. . .
do
do
1, ',891
.Ian. 1, 1901
Bk of Mobile
do
do
do
do
N. T.,Mprch. N. Bank.
Mobile City Trensury
do
do
N. Y., Merch. N. Badk.
Cay
Bonds to Grand Trunk Railroad..
Wharf bonds
City funded debt
To Mobile & NortiiweBtern RR.
A.GoetteV. Jnnn
1362.. 399,556,401
1363.. ,402,187,382
isin.. 1410.774,485
427,360,884
1865,
1866.. 478,9;i4,9S4
1867.. 6.'.5,447,062
1868.. 623,236,5a«
1869.. 684,183,918
1870.. 742,108,01^
1871'., '769ia«i,28a
mi,. 797,148.688
172,416,031
191,967,161
3 87
22S,9'2«,505
4 31
181,423,471
496
'84 44
257,9W.974
3 94
4 67
6 13
2203
2t'H
276,389,451
285,199,972
•281,142,696
S05!'285,374
S06,-947,'«8
4 27
2T2
2 70
4.43
13 45
16 08
wfo
"S?
f,t
S06.9t9,42«
ill
.ii.uC^ J^vr^-uaii
J
!
(,i,j
C
.it-'^tiA
. ..
.
.
1
..
THE CHRONICLE.
September 28, 1872.]
419
CITY SKCtTRITIES.
Sabucrlbers
^rlll
confer a
DESCRIPTION.
For expIanaMoD of
foot uotes on
New
2cl
SUo
or
par..
all refnroncefl,
piige
mvor by
fl:reat
see
Uonda
ictvlns: iiw
Immediate notice or any trror discovered In our Tablea*
Amouut
Out-
i?ate
Vivlao. st'iKliiig.
previous
Cf^ut.
Whpn
Piinclpal,
Where Povable aud
t
WU<n
REMARKS, t
Une,
by wiioDi
P'J""'!"-
I'orl— (Continued)
Vol. 8oldlcre turn. Aid ftmd bonds
IMS
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ninth district Court Hou'<c boud<.
CoDsoUdatcd i^ruuk, coupon
1863
ites
do
.lo
I)«pt o I'arhH iniprov. uoiidH
Central Park couiniitulou boiidu.
Asst'Hfl iient
r.iio*c
lUditf!
,
;8ii
.
lOO&c
1>0&C
lou&c
10i*c
bmuls
4,-.'5a.noo
4.W1.J72 6
i,.a>,o.)ii
7
4,4;».1KI0
7
uw&c
a.ax'.ooo
IS71
lOi&c
IIO&C
3:10,1101
ini
KW&c
350,(«)
lifia
MIO*C
;ou&c
'.6,50
Scwrr repair Htock
Improvcmeut bouds
..,
18.2
&
1'«&C
lOIJ&C
iflii
water slocK
7
7
6K.
SIO.IIOO
Ad
iltioual Crotoii
S
mi 500
City I'arkH minroveiirtfund stock.
Kortnal sctiool I'mid stock
Public Hciiool bulbUuK luiid Htock.,
lT.'iOOi
I
40,0110
M.A
5
500,000
1.S0O.0U)
6
&
7
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.*
M.t
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
M.&
M *
M.&
N.
V.
N.
M.&
7
6
.M.&
M.4M.*;
The preceding flgnrft^ do not Include special a
1872
»t
187:H875
ments for ImproVcuients, street openlnK. «e..
specliled properly.
(CHKMIICLK r. ii, p.
tXSi V. 14, p. 219.;
oo
M,
1876
M.ft V.
M.li
6
6
6
6
*"-
K.
N.
MM
M.& X
18'jO
1901
Nov.
l.'7i-'
lUTi-'.f.S
1. '72- '7.1
Nov.
••I
32
Dec.
23, 1901
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1,1891
1891
I,
1891
1887
1, 1874
I,
1.
r. CouHty:
I/,
Couuty Court House stock
do
do
No. 3..
do
do
No. 4..
do
do
No. 5..
Sol.fiubs. Red. bounty bonds
8ol. bounty fund bonds
^ol.subti. and Ucllef Ked. bonds...
Sol. bounty fund bonds, No. 3
Sol. bounty fund Ked. bonds. No,
Hlot damaffes Ked. bonds
do
do
tiideiii. bonds,
lon&c
100*C
40.200
IHXtc
KIU&C
l(lO&c
)
$fi50,000ftrplled,
do
du > yearly to int'st,
do
do ) and principal..
Rail cad debt
do
do
do
do
«
do
do
:..^.
Old corporations
Ponchirtrain RK
Waterworks Loan of 18(J9.
.V.
N.
S.
N.
M.
N.
188:1-1890
18M)-1881
1895-18.17
C.3 *
1891
1877-1879
1882
1887
N.
6,000,000
80,000
1,000
4,617,000
J. &.I.
I.IHKI
220.01X1
i00«c
sis
N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
U.&N.
lSi3
1H5J
ISJJ
ISM
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1869
Million of ItWS
FundiuK Loan ot i860
Funding loan, 1870
.leffersou Cltv, (debt assumed)
1^TO
Wharf Imprdvemenl Bonds
538,000
157,000
Philadelphia :
iionds issued prior to consolidation,
do to pay for stock snlw. do
do fur extension of gas works.
,
.,^
a.
1901
1881-1888
I'JOl
PtUftburgh :
Water extmislon loan (coupon)
Funded debt bonds
......
Compromise KU. bonds (cp & rca)
'.Vi-'U
.1.
To provide
N. Orleans or N. Ytirk,
do
do
&
for Interest and principal ol conso!
bonds the sura of (660M)0 per year Is re<inlred
by law to be raised dV fax on real estate.
M.& S.
&D.
& .1.
J.
New
.1.
5
10
7
7
J. &.J.
A.&O.
M.& B.
J.& D.
Varl.
8
7»-10 .J.&D.
6
New
New
189'i
1874
1874
1874
1874
1873
1884
1H89
Orleans.
do
do
Tllto 11
Orleans.
do
do
N. Orlcana or N. York
A.&U.
1892
1892
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.».
A.&O.
M.&K.
5&6
6
4.45O.00O
6,705.000
Orleans.
!88M1
1894
1895
1887- 19(X)
Dec,
1880
Oct., 1910
SOOi&c
1,000
5004c
246,000
23i,000
;jos,ooo
700.000
895,000
1.857,700
375,500
*
.1.
A.&O.
A.&O.
nttBbnrK.
and New York,
N. Y., Bk of America.
to-SS
1919
1913
Boston Sufl'olk Bank.
do
do
do
do
Bost. Colnmhian Bank.
Boston Sutti ilk Hank.
Boston & I'ortland.
5&6 monthly
A.&O.l
do
do
S
Nov., 1886
Nov.. 1,S87
Nov., 1S83
J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
J. & .1.
J. &D.
ISVS
1863
18H
1009&C
lOOO&c
lUOI&C
1,000
BOO.OOO
000,000
300,000
5
2,000,000 5&6g.
Providence.
.J.& J.
M. &$.
J
.
&
J.&
.)
J.
do
do
Bost. Revere Bk
Jiilv. 1887
June.
1.ST7
Jan., 1876
1-85
,I»n.. 1?93
Prov
Jan..
19(X)
Bonds of 1855, conp. (gold)
IS.'is, coup,
do
do
Fr.& St. .lose Hi:., coup.
Judgment bonds N^I, do
Cimtral Pac. KU. '61, do
Western Phc. liU. 'fin, do
School bonds '66- 'fi7, do
Judgment bonds '67, do
School bonds,
.^OO&C
5iin.tc
(Kold).
do
do
do
Varl.
..
731.500
.,
WlO.Vf
4(10,(K)0
500»c
SOO&c
250J)(10
S04,0(»)
A.&O.
J. & .J.
M.&N.
A.&O.
A.&0.
150,000
J.&I).
99.500
27.310
99,00
198.K10
M.A N.
M.& N.
5.0(K)
M.& S.
M.&N.
.
<lo
.,
do
..
1871)
o(
SOO&i;
&
Savmui
Gulf
WW
.h ».)ver..
1854
500
18.yi
mm
ISil
18-«
5!
1853
1
lSi:j
Funding coupons^ other purposes.
Redemption of bonds
do
do
Bonds of internal improvements...
Joseph, Mo.:
Bds toSt.,Ios. ADen.C.
do
Mo. Valley Rli
& J.
& J.
.J.
J.
2117.500
Savannnfi, (fa.:
Snb-cription to Op lika HR
Purcha-«e of SprinKlleld pisncation
Subscription to Mn c 'jree U c
Construction of water wojks
Gaslight Co. s'.ock
Improvement
196.000
(^..^OO
stwtc
EOO&c
1866
1869
1370
1810
5(»l
»00
500
500
5l»IAc
100* c
2'.2.(»10
&
.1.
5IIII
.319.500
1,000
500,000
M.&N.
500
431.500
150,000
76.800
M.&N.
117.000
Duncan, S. & Co.
do
do
do
du
do
do
N. T..
II.
.1.* n.
J. &.I.
M.& N.
.!.&
102.S(»I
l,l«»l
K. Y.. I,ee8& VTaiier.
San Francisco,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
F.* A.
62.500
9)7.500
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.
ri.j
do
1S75
1888
St. .los.
RR.
ISdO-TO
1869
186n-'li6
5IHI
lOlWc
var.
var.
St..ToH.AC. It. i<R
Iver and Wharf Bonds
1868
lOO&i;
3,5,100
.Ian.
18!)8-T)9
sai&c
SS,0(1(I
City Improvement Bonds
M.&S.
IHIM'IW
Fundi UK Bonds
1863- 'TO
50
lOO.tc
125.500
<-
Interest
Bonds
1871
1871
Bridge Bonds
1,(100
t;o,oo«i
.1.
500
500,000
J.
&
&
Real cstite and pu)}1ir buildings.
.
Street improvement bonds
Wrtter Works boti-U (old)
Bonds to Paciflc, Ilaiiroad
do do Iron .Mountain RR
1.SM-6(1
isn-.">s
ISTil-XS
i8.>i-r>7
do do North Mu. UK
do do Ohio&.Missippl Hit
Tower Grove Park bonds (gold).
Sewer bonds
Harbor and wharf bonds.....
Laayette Park bonds.
New water work bonds (gold).
Water bonds of 187;i, gold
1816-71
l!M«-68
City Is protected tiy mort^aEcs on At.* St. L. and on Portl.
Hoebi'ster itailroads. Assessed value of real
ctatc. $17,353,500; personal, »lli70.8;0. Tax rate
In 1871. $25 per $1,000. Population In imo, 31,411,
against 26,341 In 1860.
Valuation of real e tate.$«l.!iM.800; personal, $31,5(X).0(X); total. $im,'i«S.80O.
Rate ot tax, $13 SO per
$1,(KH>.
In Sept.. l'<72, $450,000 (Old flvea seld at
auction for 9IM(a92. Population In 1870, li8,aD4,
against
49,1*29
m
IS'-S
1891
18J5
Total taxo< collected, *2.838.5'21 : smklne
funds amounted to $7,382,989. All the values for
San Francisco are given
N. Y. N. B'k t.'ontmercc
do
do
Bt. .loiJcph Treasury.
do
do
ia,-(7
The
May.
M-y.
1874
1875
.Inn.". 1876
Feb.. 1878
1883
cli.
Nov.. lK-3
Dee., 1S88
F.h.. 1886
Nov., 18 9
.Jnne, 1890
Nov., 1900
Ml
,
eltv
owns
'sii-'.^g
Nov.. 1889
'so-'ai
$ll.86l.4(>t.
vea-
in
li'v^-SS
.
81 Pnntft. Minn.:
JtevenuR Bonds
Preferred bonds
percent bonds
LaKc Superior^ Miss. RR,,
Panl & Chicago RU
8
fit
WfMhtnfrton.D.C:
L«an,couponorregl8tercd. gold..,
lS5i-54
1868
18.')1-61
Varl.
Varl.
Van.
1,«I0
i.ooa
I.IWO
1.000
l.CK)0
I.IXX)
1S.W
var.
1'61-«S 100. &c,
18117-W i.nio
187<
1,000
var
var
l.iti.dOO
399.010
4I7.(XII
l,21x.(W
100,000
K&e.
4.000,000
M.&N.
M.&N.
Varl.
J. & D.
J.&U.
New York
do
N. Y., P. M. Myers & Co.
N.Y., .lay Cooke* Co.
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co.
J.
320.312
1.52.0M
195.125
250,(10(1
A.&O.
do
do
du
do
Vail.
58.5U)
3.950,000
300,l«0
1,000
do
do
do
F. & A.
Varl.
Varl.
316.0«l
1.094,000
6g.t
Republic,
do
do
do
do
do
do
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
fe.OIIO
2(0,01X1
var
500&C
N.y.,N.Bk
J.
&
A
fund $136.4«7. general fund $8I.14«)
The city owns $5(»l.tX0 of St. .lo. & DenRR. sto k. $.511.01X1 St..Io. & Toneka stock.
$1.50,000 Mo. Vallev stock, their value being nominal.
Public buildings &c., are worth abont
(Int.
U.
St.
Panl and
do
('.
$130,000.
'71-'91
Population 1870.310.961 against 160.773 In 1860. City
an
eoimtvg<jve nment^ and nuances ar« sepaTotal debt April 11. is'l. $r2.:(79,'TO. *tlrate
tl.- nation bondsRubserinentlv (wued.)iayable Isn.
1872. $l.(XX>,OtXi. County debt I's $:l.212,(Xio, .\sses8ed
valuation of ali property (about 60 per cent ol
actual valuel. old oity. $ll2.(Xio.(>«i. with a lax rale
of IVi per •.•ent new city. $t,000.(«Xl. with tax rate
Voflpc. estimated Inrome 1871-2, $3,151.48*.
'The sinking fund Jan., 1972 amounted to $920,808.
t
•75- 'S8
7l-'8«
ni-'S3
•71-'
Hev-
$I'.(5.(XKi.
ver
778,000
in 18711. 19..565 against 8.9S2 In 1860.
from all soitrees In 1870-71 wa^ istlni -ted at
In 1870 assessed vaI((ation of ;>roneTty
WB«$11.000,(XX1; rate of tax, IM percent ; total rev-
etiue
$217.(XX).
•29;1,0(X1
Zl^M
3
•74'77
'74-'75
'72-74
;
;
Ans.. 1898
Tl-'Sa
•77-'88
71 -'76
June,
April
'87- '90
1,
:8H
1870, 2n.fl!n against 10,400 In 1960. Assesavftl'jst on of 'axanle property in 1872 about
Interest on the railroad bonds Is not
Population
•71'93
71-'8«
18a9-!Kt-96
'88 . "Vi
1900
C'l
$'i:t.OHl.riOii.
paid on aecoant of an Injunction ; a decision
will I'e reached this Fail In regard to their
validity.
Negotiated abroad l3
J.
N.Y., 1st Nation'! Bank
1870, 28,235.
ln'l8«6.
78- '80
1872
1891
against
Population,
$l,r91,2'22.
enue
1,873
real estate and other property valned
A^sesj-ed value of real estate In 1870.
aKa(iisl$12 219 1401ii 1869: total Income
1869-70 from taxea and other source*.
at $2.t6:l.9'-0.
'86-',89
2,'i89,000
in gold.
IWl
'78- '79
var.
var.
var.
In 1860.
In 1S70. 149,482 against 56,802 In 1^60. Real
the h-cal year ending June 30, 1'.TO. was
at $69,776.603 ; personal property at $44.-
91>.90;.
do
do
.1.
N.V.. Northriip* (.'hirk.
J. ,N. V.N. B'k Commerce.
vftr.
by monthly
&
estate
8t. ijiHlA:
Renewal and Floating debt bonds.
1871.
to'al debt Feb. 1,1877, was $4/M'2.145, which Included $184,000 old mnnlcl(^al bonds and \'arlens
other small Issues. Valuation In 1871. $l7.COa,a0V.
Population, 1870 86,076, against 48,063 In ISM).
N. Y. Ani. K.xchanKe Bk,
St. .JosepU Treasury.
var.
var.
:)6.600
ent bonds nt
.fan.. 1872. »n.075J30 : floating
debt.|(6,196.6sl. Sinking funds. (13.968.180: valns
tion of real snd personal. f*11.024,682 ; (ax rata
$2(0. Population, 1870, 674,022, agali St 5«S,52II in
Population
1S69,..
& Topeka RR
i
given In Chronicle, v. 13, p. 806. New Fundinr
110,000.000 loan to be Issued In 18.2. (v. 14.p. >94>
assessed
'77-'78
)W.
do
per
Population
:
S.
10
'71 to '91
April, 1877
Si.|)t..
iA
;
Sinking fund Mareh 31.1872. W30.4(B.
T.:
toll., P, & F. Rtllroad
Bond'? for pubiM'. imp ovem nt
Kecrultiuj? aud bounty oonds
Water loan honds, gold
Lotn
prlnt-ipa]
deposits ont of cnirent revenue. The total net
debt, .Inly. 1S71, was tl8,838.«:H. Poimlatlon, 1870,
191.418. acalnst 138.670 in 1860. Mayor's mrssaga
The
159.3- '96
Pitts.,
J.&
Special nrovlslona are made for some other
Issues or I'ebt as follows: HH. bonds interest
bv 20-175 ot real estate tax and 1-175 oi personal; Pone artrain KR., int. by 2 per cent of
licenses : tl,000.000 loan >'V '25-175 of tax on real and
personal ; 7 per cent loan of 1809. hv >»4.1«*
required by law to be deposited monthly j wharf
bonds, by levee dnc pledged for lntere«t aud
Total funded debt.
78
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. &.I.
.1.
554,900
159 1,(100
2,167,456
1,000
1,000
1.000
Phila., Treasury,
&.T.
.T.
.I.&.I.
.T.&.I.
.J.& J.
J.& J.
5,1(15,400
.
Albany
N
Varl.
11.650,0"0
754,900
1865-67
1863
ParUand, Me.:
Loan to At. & St. L. RK. Co
1S6S
do
do
18l>9
do
do
isro
do
Porttaml &. Rochester WW... I867-'B9
IJuildiuKLoanCom'crs
do
m«7-«8
Municipal—proper
/
1352
In aid At. & St. L. HU. Co. .
s
Snn Francisco
M,&
I
8.385.'i31
1.72'),000
IS55
do lor pernmnent iniprovenits...
do for park purposes
6,f-'TO
do for war and bounty purposes. 'ii2-'65
do for municipal & school purp.
SO-TO
PronUUnof. R.
203.000
315.000
75,00O
2,819,000
25",000
336.001
133,000
1,.393.400
500,000
3.000.700
3,100 JKIO
3.55T[I00
Trust Funds
Sav.,
.M.&
M.&
M.*
M.*
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
:
Consolidated debt
One
ar'<85,'500
UW&c
,
Ot'leantt
100*c
lUU&c
sm&c
KKMic
AsscKanient fund stock
Kepairs lo buildinirs. t^tock
.,
Con-ioHdated 8lock. coupon ........
Acc^uinuuitated debt bouds
N. V. & Westchester Co. Imp. bds
2,000.(«IO
1,000,1110
946,700
715.800
376,000
1,000,000
848.000
1,106.700
100,000
:(io&c
'.i
Sew
6IH>,(IOO
100,1100
lOII&c
1875-1893
1884-1888
1891
1X96
1873-1876
2,600,000
Jui.,i9(n
itfii.
—
. . ...
.
'
.
.
.
,
THE CHRONICLR
420
[September 2S, 1872
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
(Entered nccorfling to act of Congress,
thp.vearlR72 hy
in
WM
B.
DAN A *
.
LIST.
CO,.in theoffl-reitf the Libmrinn of Congress, WaihinRtnn, O. C.
Subscribers will confer a srcat favor by giving us Immediate uoUce of any error discovered In our Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
Amount
Mih-s'
of«!
si.
Road
Olll6tHlldillg
by Wfioni.
iBt
ISl
6 t
1«6U
i.uoo
(XI
2,673.0(Ai
;i.305,000
iwi'i
iseri
l.OCKI
1,000,0(RI
I
Mortga^t;
Albany City loan
3 inortgae:e
3d tnortfidtie
I
Alieaharif/ KaW^f/— stock
l8t&2d M.texchangcableforgen.M.bdB)
Gen. mortgage
Bonds to Slate Pa. (endorsed), 2d M..
45(),('00
2,-.i56.:i(lO
500&C
T,i,('0O
1,(jOO
S,S'<!),(10(I
1S70
3,500.(100
IbTI
1.000.0'JO
8,0CXI p.m.
48,000
—
1st
yen
ork
mortgage
do
do
do
do
ad
3d
81
Leasei lines rental gold btnds
Atlantic db G^«^— conmion stoCK
Guaranteed stock
& J.
J.
&J.
110
lOO
ai.lKHJ.OOlJ
18.000.(100
Hi2
1,0I»
100
(00
638,976
JOO&C
2,01X),(100
.I.o> J.
.iOil&C
1.57,000
J.&
S(V\tc
45S,000
500&O
C7'..(X10
100
10.000,000
ISCS
SOO&c
7.1''9,1XX1
2,lT6.n«l
18(>8
.|01J&
1871
.xwic
1140.500
ISU
.-rflO&c
1,I6I;,1X«I
1871
lOOi-c.
7T7, 00
111,000
3,883,132
\i
2
6
6B.
1.
Mch
1, 19(XI
1881
6'
:(»1,0,«
7
.I.'&.I.
.J.&.J.
579,5011
1,7111,500
3,788,752
3,613.683
5,(X«l,0
458 ..W
]40,0(X1
1,500.000
& ().
& o
&
A,
.\.&o.
3.529.800
863.250
.V.
6
6
6
6
,1
.1
.
&,I.
.1.
& O
M. &S.
A.
&J.
«B.
6b,
.1.
6
6
.I.&.I.
.I.&.I.
gt.
M.
&
J.&
S.
1,000
1,1(K1.(XX1
mi
915.8(XI
I.OXI.IXXI
.I.'&D.
18.VI
499.501
M. &S.
185.
745
100
UKi
OlKiaXI
19.61U.100
;27.(1H)
692,-<l I
2 25
is:i
1,(»I0
IS.'il
1,00(1
4(XI.(XXI
l.(K10
416.000
1,0(10
eg
f.
July 1,1866
IV
do
do
N. Y., Agency of t o
N. Y.t Agency of Co,
81XI.(«XI
1,(«X1.(K10
O.
O.
do
do
Savannah.
Nov., 1891
Nov., 1901
M.
76.000
UO.IKX)
.
.
2IXI,11(X)
.
Farm.
annum.
&
do
•
;
N.Y..Duncan,
& Co
S.
$1,212,624. Nctear'.liigs, iu i87 ,$229,521.
(V. 14, p. 523, 765.)
1877
1*85
Fhila'ielphia.
&
&
&
do
Boston Offlce.
N.
*
May,
18.82
1872
1875
1.
M.&
18,9
.1.
3,2.0.(XXI
roi.soo
.\.
3.9.-.0.(X«l
M.&N,
1,0111)
6g.
"mi
I8,-.7
1.000
2,(»'0.H«1
1857
1000
38(I.(XX)
1,(:(I0
5,4'«I.(XXI
1,000
101
101
2.20 1.1 «X1
5,6*1.300
l.lSi.Ml'
1S61
50Jti;
500&C
500&C
5,05R..^^0
6(«l,00O
7
1S6S
7I7.IM)
;i
5(»1.IXX1
11.71
ll'Ki)
|5(io&c
|300*.l
1S70
'm&i:
67:i,ij(»l
476.51 X)
6IR.51X1
r.
A.
A.
&
&
Boston,
Boston,
I).
N. Y'.,H.
O.
do
N.
.I.&.I.
.I.&.I.
K.
f
•id.
.J.
& V.
& A.
&
&
,\.
I.
.
l.&.J.
4
4
S f
>
N.
.1.
.J
& O.
&.I.
&.I.
& O.
.I.&.J.
.I.&.I.
1
o.,
do
U.K,
York.
1 1, p. 731, a* to consoliextt^nslon of road, issue of
Company placed in bankruptcy, and
now managed bv trustees of Ber'iell
mortgage,
(v, 13
p. ivs, 524, v. 14, p. 43,
220,3i7, 595,6,'6, V.15,p.220.)
come,
18:i, $252,265.
(v. 14, p. IS, 796
)
May. 15. *T2 Av dIv.. for33yrs8,31 pr ct. (v,ll.p.43 >
May. 1872 Report yr endmf Sept. 30. 1S7I. v, 13. ji. >i07.
Apr 1,I!«I8 Georgia enrlorseuie-t will probably be
held void by the Leg slatnre.
Apr. 1.1893
Jan 1, 1896 Leased lt> Erie for int., Ac. (v. 14. p. 62f ,)
Mar. 1.188'1 HoatlnKd..bt.$463.K73. (v. il.p. 628.1
Aut.. 187.' Leased to Erie in 1863. for 490,vrs. at 7 per
ee 1 on stock aid int. and sinking fund
1,1877
Nov. I.isr2 on bds. Lisscesto Iteep road in repair.
T. Co July 1. 1896
V Bk of Commerce.
,
do
do
I).
M..VN.
7 k. r.
7 k. f.
3
8
&
&
Clews*
v.. E'ie
New
I
new tt0Gk,&c.
is99
1879
at fiffic**.
at Office.
dation an
July, 1872 Operated with the Nashua & Lowell. 69
per cent of eatnings and expenses to B.
& L. 31 per cent to N. & I,. Net In1.873
do
O.
m'&'n.
3.630.1XXI
2 3.50.000
580,00(1
7(«I,HXI
950.IXXI
lafiii
&
•
Boston, at Offlce,
4,92l',''75
1,000
Boston.
Boston, at Offlce
J.
100
100
1,(100
1873
J.&
<lan.
366.(X«1
2(XI,HX)
mm
J.
.I.'&".J.
If.
7
i8«i
1889
1899
do
New York.
&.I.
J.&
5.30 '.(XXt
3 (XXl.(XX)
Bonton.
R.
(v, 14. p. 43.)
NetearniuifA for year endlnirwith March
See annual report in
18T2, $:3i.2^.
CU..O.NKXE, vol.
186.5
J"lv. 1875
July
•^
.1.
&
18S1
New York.
Boston Office.
ew York.
Boston Office.
A.
&.J.
621. (XXI
15.000.(X«)
5.(«XI,0HI
...
"
Nov. 1.187
June, 1872 Leased to Central of Ga. for $73,000 per
18.11,19.960
(XXI.IXXI
Leased for 999 years, iiom »aiy, 1853. to
'"
K.R. Annual rent, 5 per
Grand Trunk
cent on sterling 06
jdlid
ids anu 4 on stock and
currency bonds.
M. Bk. J.ily'l'.'isai Leased to Pa. R.K., at 40 per cent of grosB
receipts. Stock. $5,-.0,00tl. Dlv.6pro. ayr.
do
July 1, 1881
BaUimore Ofllce.
April, H7,' Several roads are leased by this Co., and
do
operated in conneeliun wi.h the main
April, 187
stem, the net earnines last year, endli g
do
April. 187^
Sept. 3). 1,'^71, were $4.(X>6.500 n the main
do
1875
pte-ii. and $4,559,354 <in the whole ijne
do
ISSO
do
and bra-'ches. A- uual report in v. 14.
1887
London,
p. 155 sec aUo V. 14, p. 764.
1895
Baltimore OtHcc.
18S'0
London.
Mch 1. 1392
Baltimore. Oftlce.
H73
do
1885
Bonds are guar, by Pa. UR. and Northern
Baltimors or London. Jan., 191
do
Central, (v. 15. p. il».)
ipr. 1,1911
B08ton,2d Nat Bank. Apr. 1,1899 »122,(X)0 of (hese bear i per cent.
N.Y., Russell Sajfe.
Oct, 1, 1S96 L'sed to S.L, A& T.H.. at KIprct. of earn'g
Leased to Penn R. K.
Hoatine debt,
I'hlla..
A.&O.
3.50.(«lfl
KM
1870. of At.& Pac. and South
Land grant of 1,0011,000 acres.
.Inly, 1888
July, 1883
Nov. 1891
do
A.
18S7
Boston, Khider. V. & Co July 10,18T2 Leased to Housalonic, al 7 per cent, per yr
«-•!.
Boston Office.
M. & N.M.-iy, 1872 Net incomi lor year endiiu; Oct. 1, 18,1,
$2,l51,9s2, after paving all interest, (v
do
.I.&.J.
July, 1876
Boston, at Offlce.
A. & O.
Apr. 1,1875 13, p. 636: v. 14, p, iO,43.)
do
F & A.
Auff.,1891
Bost., Boston Nat'l Bk. July 1,1881 Consol. of Agr. Branch and Fi*ehbnr(r and
.J.&.I.
do
Wor, ester. Net earnings ISIO-U. $80,452.
J.& J.
1889 & '.890
F.
l.iK
100
J.
A.&i'.
A.
(XX)
1000
300 tc
lU CHttONICLB, V. 14, p. i28.
Julyl,l'i80
& Leath. Bk.
N. Y., Shoe
& N.
&D.
.1.
&
A.&
.
.
2
TLHI.lXXI
1858
18 8
Burlington ,t 3fo. Wrer-stock
Preferred Ktock
Ist Tnortgage on road * ioiy.OtKVacreV iand
IJonds conv. Into pref.stock (2d series)..
Bonis conv. Intopref.stock Cid scries)
Inc bds 'onv. ti com. stocK, (.Ith series)..
1st mort. c'mv. on t»ranch.
(5th series).
Convertible bonds of H7o rfiHivprit-a,
6
M.&N.
M.&N.
S,OUI,(XX)
.(luc.lO(KiOac Id)
BufT.CorrT/it /Httsh.—Ut Mortgsige
Buffalo. Neto York ik fiWe—stock
l-'t tnortgage bonds
2d tnortgage
Buffalo, y. r. ^ Phila.—lat mort.. gold.-!!
B'lrl., V. Rapldt (fc Htnn—\nt M..gold, s.l..
'Bt mort.. gold. (Milwaukee llvison)....
July
Jan.1,'71-15
Pacillc.
.I.&.I.
.). & J.
500&C
stock
d- /1/ft.— Istniorl. gnd.end. Ga
iH(t endorfMl. ...
do
do
do
do
do
Consol.Oct.,
6g.
6K.
6b.
6k.
9)11.110
1,6.50,1W1
New b^nds
Vd M.. skg fnnd.golil.
do
do
J.
1,(W0
1.000
,
l
".
3.143.100
end. by I'enn. Kit. N.<;.&Phil. &K Co's.
Netearn'gs. 1871. |7S1,150. (v. 11, p. 623.)
mc
8;i
100
IOC
Pa. exchanged
Boeton. Co. '8 Offlce.
'83.'89 & '91
N.Y., Larlca^ter, B.&-('o July 1. 1900 In progress; Ga. State endors. declined.
Atl anl»,Ga..at Treasury July, 187a Net earnings last year, $79,742. (v.l5. p.2 9)
This is the condition as reoriranized in
1S71. The Co. retains *20.0H).(«) of com
N.Y. & Lon. Co.'B Ofllcc Jan., 190' htock unissued. Int. o" the 3d moil. Is
do
do
ro.-tingent upon the earnings of the
Sept.,
do
do
Nov., 1902 Co. (V. 14, p, 594.)
do
do
Jan., 1892
Reorsanlzation in 1860 of Pay., Alb. &
Savannah.
Gulf. The Sonth Oa. & Fla. K.R. was
May,')8T2
N. Y"., M. K. Jesup & Co July, 1887
mer.edin this Co. .the latter assuming
do
do
the debt of thrt former, and issnitig to it
do
do
$519.1(10 Kuaranteed 7 per cent s'ock.
do
do
CiIKONlci.E. V. II. p. 314,4,79. tv. 15. p,21l')
Ihl^ifi a consolidation of 'I'e Norfolk &
Petersburg, the South Kide, llie Va. &
Teun,, anil the Va. A K«nt'ickv railroads, nnder a law of Vir^mti. approve I
Jniie li. 18:0.
Gen. Win. Mahone is
president. Theroatis to be extended
N. T., Duncan, S. & Co
to a ( ouucctlon with the Louisville &
Nashville railroiul. This flnaiicai sti timsritt Is fur the fiscal year ending Sept.
N. Y'., Duncan, 8. & Co. Jan. 1,1877
.SO- 1871.
Net eaining^ in that vear »ere
do
do
.Ian. 1,18,
$637,138. Th- new loan ef $15.(00,0(0 is
do
do
inly 1.1893
debt, and the I »Ido
do
to retire ail tlio ol
Jan.1,'54-90
anceforituproveinents. TliH'cbtto Va.
do
do
ian.l.'8)-90
do
draws no int. lill 1880. and 1* payable
do
Jau.1,'86.90
per yr. after 1885. Annual report
do
no
$.500.0
.lan. 1, 1873
.">K-
100
ot
UK.
61:.
,
State
Chkonh.-lk. v. 15, p. 252,
Junel,189i;
N.Y'., Union Trual Co. July. 1891 ^tate aid »l,5,ax) perm.; County, $750 000.
N. Y., O. Opdylie & Co. July. 1899 Net earnings, 1871, »151,6'26. Capital stock,
Boetod.
Oct. 1, 19t»l »3,e65,000.
I'hlla..
713.(XX1
481.01X1
IS.i.'i
r
lor
73J.7K1
129,500
ten
18M
1S41
PcTUi.
the
69.
ofSunbury & E.K.R- bonds,
same amoiint of 2d M. All.Val. bds,
»3.5lX),tXX)
lOO
185S
1871
1S7J
1869
18u6
Ilarrleburg, Treasury
In 1868
Marcli,18g6
787,000
l,aoo,(xo
!,(«>
187.'
do
do
1881
lS75'&'l8fl3
l.COO
i;i«i
JtidO
JBKIO
llioVr
1870, sterling, £-<00,000
J.&
May,
&CO
Portland.
r.&A.
Aug., 18:2
M.* S. London. Gr. 'I'runk B.R. Sept. 15. 'T2
Boston.
M.&N.
Mav a, 1880
London, Gd Tr. RR.
A. & O.
Oct. I, 1881
do
do
M.&N.
"ct. 1,1891
1(10
per yr
do
J.& J.
J.&J.
204.0 jO
112.500
5,000.(100
do
J.&.I.
M. & S.
r.'3.-08
1(10
J
I. A J.
.I.&.I.
.1. & J.
.I.&.J.
.1.* .1.
617,0
44s,S0O
491.000
990.000
816,000
do
Brumwick
A.&O.
m
30«,000
HI
18.-13
B'lfT.Brad.if- Pitt^ih.-U't
M.&N.
M.&N.
1(S,!C«
.iOO&c
133}
Providenff-mnvk
.J.& J
7
7
110.51«i
t8.TU
Bos'.ft
M.&N.
J.SJ.
7
3,411,2(10
800,(100
do
tt J/>rfHC-
J.
i
do
Boaton
S.
JI.&N.
3,(il«,V00
2.017,90
356,600
do
Berkshlre~^i^c\L
Boaton it Albany— Bioc\i
Albany loans (Alb. & W. stkbdge)
I'ollai bonds (Wcst'n R. R.)
Dollar bonds
Bout., Clint, dk /vrcAfr.— IstM.. Agric. Br..
2d moi gage, 1869-10.'.
Equipment noies
Boftton, Concord if: 3fontreftl— Pretf. slock..
Otlia stoci<,t"clud'goldiilv'ds& newstk
1st mortgage bonds, tine In 'Slfi
2d M. bds, conv. (71 m. A 1st. 22U>....
2d M.bd>*. conv. (71 m. & lHt225^)
Sinking fund bonds
BoMon, Hartford (fc fine— stock
1st mortgage, old
1st mor gage new (BerdcU)
Ist
do
new, guaranteed by Krle....
Floating debt
Mass. loiin, (secured by $4,000,000, Berd.M)
Boston & /.o?w«— stock
Instalments paid. 3-5 on new stock
Scrip certifa (p ivabte In stock or cash)
Mortgage, wharr purchase
M.&
J.&
5,500.000
aoi.ijoii
ia'.3
P/sca/aq-wis— llaugor loan. 1st M
Sellf.Hlle cfc Southern f/linois— 1st M., skgf d
BeMdere Delaicare—^XocXL
Isl M., bonds of 1862, (guar, by C. & A.)..
2d M.,
do
!8>», (
do
do
)..
8d M..
do
1857, (
do
do
)..
.1
.
J.&.J.
a'.p.Oi'O.noo
310.i00
4H4.000
1864
1S71
it
,1
10,0011,(110
IJ.CdO.lOO
1S55
1850
Bantjor
J.
,1.
£100
Balt.db Pito/nac—'iBt mort.. (tunnel) gold.
Ist mortgage gold (main line)
&.I.
4
Stock, sterl ng
Baltlmoieloan. 18o5-:0
New Bierll'iK mort. for £',0{)0.000
N. W.Va., 2d mortgage. 1S"»3
N. W.Va., 3d mortgage, 1855-35
&
8f.
i,6m
Preferred stock
"Washington branch
Loan, 18 5, sinking fund
J.
.1.
f-
KorinikA Petersburg— Isi mortgage
do
let
do
do
do
2d
do
do
South side— l8t preferred bonds
do
2d
do
do
3d
do
Virginia* T^nn.—l8t mortgage
elarged mortgage...
do
do
4th moitgage
do
do
reg Btered cwrtiflc's ..
do
do
int. undlns 'ooiids
do
do
inc'me M.(,tobeluud.)
do
do
s.f. $5,000
Be.
7K. f.
1.V32 200
mort. c Misol. ( for $15 000.000)
2d inort. to State of Va
Bondn
Bald Eagle. Valley— Ul M.,
2(1 mortgage
JkiUirnore it Ohio—stock
J.'&b.
2,0(10,000
ist
.
7
1(1(1
?:::
Portland city oonds. 1st M., skg fund
2d M sterling, 5-20 years
do
do
81 M.
Sterling bonds, not mort
Anffunta tt (Suwi/iMrtA—stock
.J.&.I.
Jan.,18T2
1,0011
1st mortga.^e
bds (s. A. a G.) exeh'hle for 1st M.
So. Gcoig.a & Fl., l8t mortgage
do
2d nioitgage
do
Atl., 3fisif. (* O.— Stock {coiiVMite I)
Stock of old companies, not converted.
Guar, stock of old Co.'s not convvrted..
» ommon Stock,)
Preferred stock \ Rec'ved from State V a-
Atlantic dt /l:i^,7^— Common stock
J'reterred stock
l8t M., (South PrtC.) gold
ist M.,.\t.&Pac.,gUl,on50it.00il acres land.
2d M. At.&Pac, for»3.000.000. gold
]«t M. Cent. Div. At. & Pac.,f;old
Cent. Dtv. land ci ant bonds
Atlantic «fc .St. Z/f«re/ice— stock, currency.
7.30
5
7
lOO&c
8ect*l.
)
N. Y.,-nin.low,L.
'.ill
M.&N.
A.&O.
&
Consolld.
Guara Vd do
J.'&'.T.
815,(W0
300,000
is;i
18.1
Int. noliiaiil Jniv.",2. (V.15.P. ll.2'«,?5j.)
J'
6
7
7
I.«5(l,tl00
500ic
500&C
;
Jan., lfK9
I.&.J.
M.& N.
1870
1871
1870
000 «c
N. Y., 20NaRau slreet,
This road is for mining & Inmlierlnf.
N. v.. Third .Nat. Bank. .lune, lilOl
N. V„ Duncan, b. & Co Jan., 1889 Sold to Slate Apr. 22 resold Sept., 1872.
.i.&.i.
.i.*,i.
.j.&.i.
1S6'.I
«1
ral
REMARKS.
DIvlM,
A.*0.
t. 000.000
50
last
N. Y., Bk of (loninicrce. July 1, lR7i lioad leased Fell. 24. 1870 to Del, & Hudson
N. Y ,D.&U. Clinul Co July, 1888
Caliiil Co.. for
years, at 7 per cent, pel
do
do
annum, on t,(XXi,000of st<)ek, and bonds
Nov., 1895
do
do
—lessee assuuilng the Interest on both.
Oct , 1885
3>i
2.000,(«l
i.oim
500&C
Atl. it Gt. West-~-aXocK (Total, 140,000,000.)
Preferred
lOU
18li.>
186'>
let M.. caet. exton., (In proKress)
Alex, it- Ffecirick'<bifra.—\8i ii.orlKaBC.
ArkaruiaH Central— \»l MortgaKe. Kold.
AtchiMon. Tbp. tfc A'. Fe-lst M., gold
Land grant
.rt., gold (6,400 acres pr m.)
Athol <fc Knfieht —If^t nidrlgage
Atl'inta A Richmond Air Aine— let mort...
Atlanta iS; Wcxt Point—stoc^
1,1
.'0.000
.1809
-
m
l,«0(l,OliO
Lew
ism
j.&.i.
j.&.i.
9:10,000
1866
Principal
Due,
when
II
For full explanations, see loot uotes.
AtUronftack—\st MoHgase on road & lan'ie,
Ala. C«w(ra^-(Scltim& Merl D-lft niort..
Alabainn tfcC*Aa««— 1st M..Kld.Kuar. Ala...
2d M., %%i.m per mile not guaranteed
Altxviy d- Smiqiiehatma—elock
BotiftM, {
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
When
Where Paynlile and
... ,
do
do
N. Y., Farm. L. &
N. Y' or London.
,
do
Boston, Co.'s Offlce.
do
do
Bodon, by Treasurer.
do
do
Boston
do
do
& New
do
do
Vork.
do
do
Dec
Mav
1,1919
Chronicle,
v.
14,
p. 62, 794.
Au>.. 1902
July 15, ';2 Land roceiveiL
July
Oct.
15. 'V2
1.
1893
Julv I. 1875
July 1, 1878
Apr. 1.187^
IJuly
ijnlv
1.
350.185 ac. Sold to Aug. 31,
Net earn1872. 423.580 ae. for $4, (>8.7(Ri.
ings 1871, lll.0sl.737. 2d and ,8d series
bonds have tratlic guarantee of Chic.
Quincy. (v. 13,p.741.)
Burlington
&
1891
1. l.'<S9i
Norit.- The figures soinetlinet given in brackets, at the end of remarks, refer to the vohiiiie and pa'ie ol Ciiiui.Mi i,k coutainiin; full.r Infor nation
Tlie letters s.f.
mean sinking tund. and l. gr 'land grant." Companies consolidated witli. or leased to others will often be iuuud under the consultdutei
lUted or lessee's ua.-uo. •
• For stocks, this means thi' mllea of roail
operated : for bonds, the miles covered by the niortgllgc.
?"'"'';''"" ''""*'''',»'"'*'''K the deuonilnalions or par value olsioi-ks ami bonds.
I The
X"'".*"
intere8t/My<i«/i«;/» IS given on bonds, but the 1<M ilioi-lni-l on stocks; f/ meais gold
{
extra; », stoclc or scrip.
r, free of tl.S tax;
•
''*^•.,^'••'> 't Ailff.; M. &S..Mar, & Sept.; A. & O., April
Oct.; M. A. N.. May 4 Nov.; J. & D., Julie & Dec. Q.-J
^»li„',i*J'rr^,l"Li;"'- * •«".>
,uartorlyfromJanu.%ry;
Q-F.,i|uartBrly from Feb.; <}.-M.. iiuarterly from March.
» Tnaso dates show the perlnd wlioq lUu pi luelpal falls duo of fcoMtls ; but ttio tliuo when the last dividend wiui paid on sUKts.
;
&
a
V
.. . .
.
1
.
1
...,
>
;
..
THE (JHRONICLE.
September 23, 1872.)
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
421
LIST.
confer a gireat favor by kIvIue u« Immediate ;notiee of any error dUcoTered la onr Table*.
itouilH.^
DESCKIPTION.
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Ml'ca
\monnt
Prlncliial
of
Outwhen
Pne
REMARKS.
»
hen
Where Payable and by SltH'kl.
For explanation of all references 8Ce foot- Road
tandtng
per t
Payable.
Wiioui,
Sab«crlbora
mtIII
I
notes on
paxe uf
flrBt
Kit. tables.
BHrl.tt" Mo. in JVl'frrrtJsJ-rt— tat M.,conv.,
fiiirliiiaton <t »>iii>iirmii'rii—\ai,
M
CtUro
Cairo
M.. Kuld.. on r'd
(t St. hJiiiH -ut niorfKiiBO
hulton—X
(ft
t
Cent.
gr
1,
SOOftf
S-Stl.tlil
»,Ull'p
1,(IUI
& Vm\
2,...II,U()
7
l.ilDi:
8,-OI,(«»
7B.
2Jilo,(>lO
5,8I7,J(«I
lUU
Dol'ac luau. Joint (oninmiiiH
Sterllna loa , Inking tnnil (rWS.OOO).
1,7110 (XII)
866,0111
Sterling
an
1
l.oiin of 1S8S
Bonil to State of N..I.
Loan of 1H9I
t)y tTnlco'l
_
1
510,(11X1
7
313,5(10
ISW
:,IMI
9,IXIU,I(I0
K.
7g. J,
l>it
Ch
H. <« }iank,fi<t.
A'.
23 .MOO
1864
IWki
,IWI.850
l,:tO)(XI0
i',<Vin
2l«),0XI
1,(HK) -iJ.Ortip m.
l»l&c
210,1101
51XI&C
1,377.(XXI
18.il
.'OOiS.-.-
l«i>.i
.TI10&.
18.11
5(XKtr
led
18«l
500*c
1871
.mid
9-i'i.OI()
lilt'
n,(Mi(KX)
i»;j
Will
:«7i
IIX)
I-
* N. W
—Btock
't..
—
of N. .Terneij stock
Serlp (»l,iSi.lriO aldn to Jan., l«Ji)....
2d mo'tgage (now lst>
New
rn()rtKaj,'e
ST1*C
boniis
1,(M)
rrelerred stock
iRt
mortgage bon<U
1st inort<;age. gold, tax free
Subor
•(15. 'li!"
Me'i.Cali. State aid. void
Ttonda, (torinerly convert, into I'.t^. bds
Valley
tian .Toaqnln
itr.,gol(l...
lien on certain terms)
Western Paclrte, 1st niort.. goU,
do
(J<»veruHie".t lien
U. S. Loan,
C/lfniir
cfc
Dtirtinyton—Hi luort
Clivtapeakfl8t
\I
.skgfUnd. gold
1869
do
do
(
.
do
do
Preferred stock
1st mortgage, prefterred, sinking fund.
Joliet
&
Chicago,
do
do
&
St. L.,, lack.
do
do
d >
do
Louisiana* Mo..
7 per cent stock
1st mortgage, s f
il,liit. i:uar('..t
do
convertible
9d mortgage, gold, (Frankfort)
Trust mortgage (Ilur. to Peoria)
Plain bonds
Oen'l. Mort.. (coupon or n^ghtered)
Cartliagt'.
*
IX
."iOil
l(Xl,Oll)
75,0X1
SOI.OO)
it
Han.,
American Central.
1st
Trunk,
186:1
3S
19)
37
!'7
1.M1
7«
751
Vin.
Chi
v((7rt
(ft
Isi
1,1)00
,860,(10)
1,(KK) 160011
prm
18W
nil
1.8,619,910
1,CKIII
2,.5'.r2,OllO
i,iico
15(1,11111
6-iO,llO)
7,11,IH11
600.(101
7
8
801,10)
8 f
1,(0(1
l,-260(lllll
V.OtXi
960.(01
800.0X1
II
mortgage
IS, I)
V.ii'o
5(«IA(
1
2.501. (X)
I.IXKl 18.501 p.ni
1.7"i(l,O10
" ilV
ISKI
1861
onW m.&land.
IslM.Oal..* Chic. lln.R.15., extended
2d mortgage. (!al.& Cbic. Iln. R.'.'
Miss. R. Bridge bds. lien on net earnings
Klgln&State Line R.R. lids
nt M., (Peninsula R.Rl on 71 m.& lands..
Co s.S. P. bds, subord.llenon all above..
on
ec|ulp'tscosfg»KX),tXKI.
Mort. (Belolt* MaillsonU.R.)
Madison exten. 1st M., sinking fund gold,
Wliijn •• St, Peter.l«tM.,guar, C.&N.W
do
2d M..
do
U'»
Sd M. land grant. B.f.
„^
Chi-. *Milw ukee. 1st M.. on rd& equip.
Chic. & Mil. -d M., (M.*U.R.R.ll8t lien
Chic. & Mil., lstM..2dllcn ...
Lacro se, Tr.'inp.* P., lBtM.,gu. C.&N.W
Iowa Midland. It M., guar, by
N.
Menominee extension Istmort., gold...
CAic., Ptktii (ft SouthweHlerit^lti, M,, goltt,
1st
C*
W
1,(N10,I1IX1
1.501.00)
IKW-i
8
g
I
'•
7
8 f
7g.
7g.
8
7
1,0I»
5N)OM
8
1,11111
2,.51*l,01ll
8
8
1(10
2l.(lil7,(U1
liirt
IrtKtc
illo\c
\;ia.rm
1*1
23
I'mtc
3
26
2I»
21S
HMcc
755,(01
.588
I.IXI
1,0 r
I.IKIO
18.0X)
1
7
7
9.18.010
'JOI.OIO
(»)
1861
l,(l(«
18R-)
I.IXK)
2,6.8rt.(*IO
1863
186
l.ooo
101 ,(10)
321.(HX)
S.1.50.OI0
!-71
695.1101
OX)
.•(10*
c
7
1
•289,010
l:i5
5(»)ft.'
OX)
6
7
7
7
7
2,750,0m
I,.'iKi,Om
7
4,3:'>.()'Xi
!<•'
1870
1870
1871
IWi
(
,397
182,OX)
;,(xxi
i,i:r>,(iix)
l.KXl
1,I10).OX)
J
7
10
KKl
im
!(X)&c
ic
i,:iv).(in)
8
2.700,(00
...
llsOOO pr
,
&
4
*
O.
.1.4.1.
O.
O.
1.4.
I.* I).
A.&O
A,4 0.
do
do
N. Y., Fl6k
&
Hatch.
Sacramento Treasury.
N. v., K, Keliv A t:o.
N.Y.,Flsk& Hatch.
U. S. Treasury.
N. v., Flsk * Hatth.
N. V.,Fl8k4Ilatch.
do
do
do
do
1916
,8T2
1875
»I,S79,5U1.»
S'-vi ral roads.
Leases
.54
:
40 after.
Sept., 1890
The Central Pacif. is a consol. of several
Co. '8 made In 1870, and now owns or con-
18'95i-'99
1881
1883
Oct.
1,
tP89-'9l
Inlv
1,
July
1,
trols every Important roa I In California.
1, 18 2,900 miles main line and 29T
miles, brati' hes were completed. Grosa
earnings. 1871. $9,5 6JM2
net, ».5,!2n,9l4.
Land grant 12,81X1 acres per mile, except
mlipral lands. See ani-uat report In
CiiKO.\icLK, r. 14, p. SI : see also p. SSS.
Ian.
1900
1S9.V99
1899
1899
Charlotte, N. C.
N. y.Nat, City Bank.
-
1890
1890
isin'i
1890
Oro's earnings l»71 (!.59H?> net earnings
$1O5."270,
Cost of road and eiiulpment
,
»5.0H,919,
do
Phlla., P.
.
New
Boston.
Oct., 1890
and Boston. .Inlv. 1890
Bosion
-Vprll. 1879
N Y.. Union Trust Co. A|i'ii \.\mi
N. Y., Caldwell (Vt
Jan., 1887 Opened July. 1869. Cost »2JOn,000.
Host.,at C..B.& ti.Otllce Jan. 1, 1896 Traffic guaranty of C, B. * (J., 40 per cent,
New York, Co, '8 OlUce April, 1909 c'ompleied. Danvlle to Chicago. Extendo
do
sion of 32 miles In progress.
April, 1912
New York
,1
*.l.
.1.4. 1. Snleni, .Mass. .Clinton, la
.1.4 J. Boston, Merchants' Bk.
N. v.. Park Bank.
P. * A.
M. & S, V. v.. Farm. L. AT. Co,
Uost., I. Llverniore, Tr.
.?. & .1.
do
do
M.& N,
New York.Co.'aOltlce.
.!.& 1)
do
.1.4 l>
d
F. & A.
do
A N.
do
& A.
do
* A.
&
*
A.
A.
4 N.
4,1.
4 J.
4 S.
Q-F.
A O.
J. A J.
A.
j.&.r.
A N.
M.
I.
&
I).
A X.
Var.
M.
OX)
1,(11X1
1,1X10
1
-.1.
If A. 4 O
l.(««l
1870-1
1,(10)
!S71 UKVt.
1871 )-l
May,
June,
Dividends In 5 yri
jier cent
(Sec report, v. 11, p. 81.
July 15, 'm tlross earnings in 1871, f4l9,192 expendlMO
do
Apr.isjism
tnrc«,|J99.8l3; net earnings. »ll9,Si9.
N. Y.atoBlce.
Oct. 21, 'Tl Consolidated March, 1>72, with D., Lack.
do
0(t.21. 'S A W. Net earnings, Jan. 1 to Oct. 1, Ti.
do
»2,'71.0oo. New con V. bds, M.O(m.ooo lobe
1S75
do
1890
IssucdOct.I. (V. 15, p. :««. 387.)
Bait,. West. Nafl Bank Jn e2i. ^72 Leased to B. A O. RK. In 1666 for 20 yra. rent
•7do
do
.lune 2J,
35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 yrs, and
New Vork.
New York, Offlce,
1
1,785.()IK1
1
Sin-annah. Ga.
Completed Sept., IW). Coat, $I73,7M.
1901
In progres..
AplSO, ISW Leaded to Dub. A f loux C. atfl.500per m.
&• a p. et. of earnlncs over H:l,;00 per m.
Jan. 1, 1907
May, l-r2 Leased to Ch. and Noithwest. at f7(lO of
May, 1ST.!
flrst $1,5(X1 gross earnings per m.: Wof
Aug. 1,1891 the e- cess up to f 1,500 per m., and 1.5of
Aug. 1,1891
all above that.
Groas earnlngB, IKtl.
.
L.
l,i««
lOl
New York.
N. Y., US. Trust Co.
do
Cedar RapidB.Treasurer
do
do
N. Y. Vafl I'ark llank.
do
do
do
do
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.
f.
7
I.'2;
1888-89
I
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15 1890
Feb.
ITnion Trust Co.
;
8
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,
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18TI)
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f.
t.
8 f
8 f
8,0I1.'.1KKI
1,1X111
.'il«l(t('
Equiji. bds, lien
B-fl.Olll
1,010,(100
186(1
C'/c ift.VoWA/c. -Coin. Btock
Piefcrrcdsl..ck
Bonds, Mrf.<S. r.l.lst M„ Chic, to tJslik..
Int. bds, fm(de(l coup,, 2d M..
do
1st .M., general, :kl .M..Chlc. to Oshkosb.
A?»pletou extenH..lst. M.,o \Z\ ii. & land
OX)
I, (XII
18
.VV/»v(^i(i— stock
Uicen Bay cxtens., 1st M,
7:16
1868
td
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w;
7
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1-172
ti-
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1
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mortgage
7
5
8
8
5(I0*C
1 (Km
186;
1871
18«1
18T2
mortgage, (Now 1st)
do
(Now2l)
(ft Hifh. Oikf. S.—\ni mortgage
1st mor gage
7 f
7 r,
7 f
186.1
1869
—
7 f
1869
.id
'St
3-I7.011)
561.1 no
1X8,(0.1
Fhliadelpiila
1
1 ,:i(l(l,OXl
2,:!6"i,(><)
1,(K10
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18711
M
(ft
1,11
lS7il
(ft
Ao?/»(i~lst
CU'raffa, toira
1,I1HI
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tSH4
186S
i86S
Mt. IIollv.
N. v., Union Trust Co.
.
5
5
7
7
7
2,.lti,010
1,OS7,!I01
111(1
18.57
I'TJ
mort
mortgage
mortgage
Catifi/I'i .Vo/ftft/'/'H
,(ll«l
9II.O«l
lKt mort., gold
/y^'/ixrtWe— 1st .M
tt IHftniqtie—\iil
C/iic. IkinmUe <t I7i«en— 'st M.. gld.S. V
Ind.exten., 1st M..gld
M. on lUm.)
ttr.
C/iii-fif/o,
1
5ai&'
187;
mortgage
Quincv & \\'iirsaw, 1st mortgage
Keokuk & St. Paul. 1st morl gage
Chic.
l,(»«l
is.w
1858
...
2,125.101
2;6,0O)
i«9i
Jan., 1873 DIv, of 3k per ct. on prefered, 7 per rent
April, ISSO stock, »152,7(I0, paid Oct 1.72. (V.14'pj«4.)
Leased ioC.&A.,at 6 p. e on Btock.lnt Ac.
IS!0-9i
Jan. 1, 1906 In progress, (v. 15, p. 76.,
Net earnings last year, »213,7H. DiTlMajr.i87J
dciids of 7 pel cent on preferred stock
Feb. 1. 1882
since 1867.
Offlce.
do
4
T. 14, p.
t
n»i
8,9-29,9(10
do
Phila.
;
,
500.(101
323
i.-.t
Chic, Ctintaii
6
2,101,010
807,001
66O.OI0
1862
Peoria (It Han., isl nutrlgngc
Ottawh,t»swcgoifc Fox Uiv., iRt mortgage
Illinois (Irand
6g
KXUW)
IIXI
Camden, N.J.
(V 13, p. 135, „2», «34
do
189.5
RR. Cos. offlce Oct 1, 1901 Leased to Pitt b Cln. & St. Louis Ry Co.
Vork.
July.lsrJ Leased to Erle,».30,('(X»p.yr.;snblettoN.C.
A.&O. Charles'n, PeopIes'N.Bk Apr. 1. 1S88 Net earnings last J'ear, 1116,713. Cost of
do
do
riiaii.liiSO.om.
.1. * J.
•In'y, 1888
J.&D. N.Y., Metropolitan Bk. Dec. 15,1899 tip by l>. (t H. Can Co. for K grosB earnings
This road will form a through route beM.&N. N. Y Flsk & Hatch, Nov, ',1899 tween the Atlantic coast and Ohio river,
N V Am. Exc-h. Ilk.
J. * .1.
and is expected to he conipieted
isao
do
.1.4.1.
do
in November, 1872.
1872
A sinking fund of
d
no
.1.4.1.
*100,0lX) a year coinincnccs one year after
1881
do
do
1876
.I.&.T.
completion, (v. 15, p. 386, 3&7.)
do
.!.& J.
do
18i7
BoBton.
July, 1872 Net Income, 1870-71, J157.650. (v, 14, p. 48.)
J. 4. 1.
do
.1. &.I.
1875 .t 1880
May. 1901 Compl'-ted. March, 187'?.
M. 4 N.
Phiiadeliihia.
Mttv, 18r2 Leased to Ph iV R. road. In hands trnstees
M * N.
M. & S N. Y., M,K. JeBupACo. Sep'., 1872 Joliet A Ch. nn., Ik leased for Int.onstocK
and bonds. St L,, Jack. & Chic. leaseA
do
(lo
M. & S
Sep., isri
do
at tHO.OU per yr.
do
May, 1877
oulslana A Mo. KK
M. & N
do
built and operated under contract. Net
do
Jan., 1893
.J. 4. 1.
do
ear. Ingsof C.&A.ln 1871,f2.19s.oe5. Dlvldo
Jan.. 1,883
A. 4 O
N. Y. U.S. Trust Co
dends in 9 yrs, "S per cent on cm. Btock
April, \Kli
Q.-.I.
and 79 on preferred. See Chromicls.
.1.4 J. N. Y., M.K. Jesilp & Cu July, iai2
do
do
April. IS94
V. 14, p. 354
A.* O.
V. 15, p, 52.
do
do
Apr. I. l.'ilM
A.&O.
do
do
July, 189.I.&.J.
do
.1
do
July, 1898
4 .)
do
do
F.&A.
.\ng.. 1900
M. & S, N, Y„ N. Bk of om'rce Sept 15. 'T! Gross earnings for vcar ending April SO,
do
do
Jan. !,18SS
1872. »i 549,009, or tS61,.S24 more than pre.I.*.I.
do
do
,1. *.I.
Jan. I,1H83 ' Ions year. Net carnlnga 92.619,176 against
Frankfort.
»'2,77S,flll pievlouB year.
1891
The Chic., B.
.J.&.I.
A. 4 O. N. Y.,N. Bkof Com'rce O-t I. 1890 & t^. leases or extends aid to nnineroua
branch roads, giving them a traffic gnar.,
Jan. 1, ls9fi
J.&.I.
(usually 10 orsOp.c.) for purchasing their
July 1, 1896
J.* .1. Boston, Co. '8 odlcc
bonds. Conlingeiit Itabllilics on Imnds
M. 4 N. N. y., N. Uk.of Com'rce May, 1879
of these companies amount to ^,756,(100.
do
do
July, 1SS9
.1.4.1.
do
Annual report iu C^Bo^'lCLE, v. 15, p.
do
July, 1S-.8
.J.&.I.
do
do
Julv, 187S
156,
& J.
New York and Huston July, 1900
J A .1
A.&O.
1110,501
Itiirllngtoii. 1st
Dixon. Peoria
.1.4.>.
J. 4,1.
4()0,OX)
IIKI
ll,p..52i;
522, 695.1
.
"i'
380 OX)
14,1
J.
J. *.j.
.I.&'.I.
1(«)
;4iii
(trus'l
do
(>.40.
1,'liK)
fK)
".IS
A
IstM.assum.by C.&.\.
2rt M.a-suin.by C &A.
2d Mint. guar. C.& I
1st M. (in progresit)
mortgage, siiihing lund,
.1.'*
IKl'.OOl
1862
Qtiiiiri/sUtck
C/tic.. llnrl. it
%'
7
7
7
son*
Office.
U. S, Treasiiry.
186,.'iO)
21
625'
(t«
"23
.1.
J.
6g
HI
1,000
101,010
on Income)
Ch.,l8t
do
do
l8t
.
mortgage
(a 1st lien
01,0
2,571,219
71,0X1
871 ,.500
2,100.0X1
11
Chiriifjo (t-.I//o/i~coin. st'k
1st
.1.
6
1,.501
S
7g
7g J.*.I.
^- A.*<>.
&
6g J.&
9,I.'U,UIII
C4
&
.*.;.
.I.& J.
.1
l,970,ll(»)
by Va....
C'l'Mrnt Taniar':a Isi M.,gld
Vtiexti-r fK/Zi-'/ -Isl mortgage
& N
.M.
6g
M
6,'
lOO&c
IJ-J.
2,735.010
1
CtifHldre—«\i)cV., prelerred
Bonils. nol ninrtgiigir
Income bonds
7 g. r
1,<10,OX)
1.50I.0XI
6,0-«).i
coupon
) coupon
Income mmtgage, <Va. Cent U.K.,) cp.
Fnniled Interest, coupon bonds
,
.1.
7pryr
5,3=l,:i6
fo;- »15,aM,ll(ln
l8t M., (Va. Cent. K. R.,i guar,
ad M
3d M.,
2, (X),IIOO
1,(XM
iS(ia
<( Al.—\fl M.conv
OAfo—com. stock
(ft
&J.
A.&O.
f
7k.
F. & A
.1.* D.
.J.* ".
i (ViO
i,nixi
isii
id mortgage
Ckerrn Yal. flhar.
M.
M.
51,2-18,190
25,88-i,OX)
l',»j(l
1871
7
* A.
* A.
* N.
& 1).
& 8.
7
3
3
Kill
1889
mortgage
M,
7
411,550
i',()UO
Cli^tnunff—atork
P.* A.
K.
I.
25.885,(1(10
California* Oregon, 1st mo. t jago gold.
San Fr, n. A A.. 1st mortgage
La-»d bds on C. Pac.A Col & ore^ou'Iandb
C'utrl.. Coitfrnb<t Auffunta.--%tock. .'
1st mortgagi!, (C. & s. C.>
do
(0.& A.)
do
eonsol idated
M.*N.
F.
7
7
l,l»lll.(<«)
5(1
l,t»lll
186!)
A O.
,!.& J.
4,.S21,(X«I
2,l:C.(l50
i'iti
Cfta>'(i<?''s— ist
',-IOl
w
l.llt
1861
18IH
.8;o
1.
Bonda on
IM
l,(«lll
•
Central /^li-tttr-Moc
A.
3>4
7
(CIO
5,i«.)>,IH)l
Ohiu—Citmmon atock
Y
5,0X1,010
.
Ce/itnit
&
I. *D.
7g
7
rss,oi()
2,5'.2,«IH
3,70
A.
A.
A.
A.
F,&
F.
769,6(XI
700
&
&
.
F.
i,oii),oxi
gold, c.nupou
?d mortgage, gold, »1,0CJ0 p' r mile
Ceiitr'il
7
,850,10)
ll«)
mortKare bonds, coop n
Cfitltntlnf Jolcu—\st
* J.
M.itN.
"ay,
l,tll)
}{o—v.om. Htock
per cent
gnar.bv
do
Central
10
A J.
* O
* A,
,1.
A.
A
l,l5'i,«in
2,(«I8,(«X)
i
London.
do
TheC*
II
-I9>l,lll«l
I.IW
W
Pbiladei hi
S.
Oct. t, 1901
Oct.. 1909 tv. 14, n. 515.)
Jan. 1,1889 There Is alio a 2d and extension mortgage.
•Inly 10, -12
A.R.li., Del.A Harf. n CanaTa
1875
N. I. R.IJ.form the InltedCo.'s of N.J
1880
The lease to Pciin. li.lC, at 10 per rent
1883
on stock and assnmption of all llabilioea
1819
was made Oct. 20, 1871. Nit income In
18-19
1871, over all expenses, was fl,(/(li,7fi5.
1881
See annual repoi t in ( iiuoKlct". Vol.
isss
LIKHI
t»toek, 7
mortgage
do
1st
7
5I10*C
50
div.H.f
»ft
«
1
,
I),
*
M.
Isii7
'.
iHt niortKaRC bond*
(Chattel niortteaKe bonds
Nh.v niortijagt!
Cfvtennviit itr ui't'ff'n///— iRt niort
Cti/uo'i iiiy^— iBt niort age, Kold
Ceftar F.d- .!//»»,— Itouds on tat dlvlBion,5.i.
Preferred
15l,(XXi
.MD.OO
,;,*
,
ISKi
>'referreo Ktoek
Ce<Uir U'lpi'U
»
6
2.rtH),ll09
CVimWc/iit/J'/r/.r'o.— Ipt Mortpnge
VntuiiVi ,Sftuttieni—\st M. »ftn,n.f,cp& rcg
C«f((">*.x--<«— I'oinrnon atock
"Jd
6
8I6,(MI
lj«)i,(mu
Co.'a.
tavifU'ii «t /1//rtH('c— Ut Alort.,conv
till inortiraj?e
Bonds on
5,i«ki,l1l(l
1
<i:*ill,(XIU)
A.*0,
A.*0. New Tork and London
N. Y Natl Park Ilauk.
I'hl'B. & N. V. OIUccb.
Philadelphia omce.
London.
«g A. * II.
6
¥. * A
Phll-ideipbiatinice.
6
M. * N
Princeton, N.,1.
f
.1.4,1.
2H F. & A.
6g. A. * O
«75,H»I
no
Boston. E. Smith
7g.
I,'2IM,itO
ConHoUdated inorlffiipe loan
Klerllnit loan of linltert C i,'» (i;J69.20U).
* N
.M.
7k. .).*.I.
LOO
Dollar loan
New York. July 1, 1894 Sfck paid In. 1919.270. L. Br.I.400.noOacre«,
4 Dto. May 1, 1895 Traffic guarantee by ch..li.& ().. 40 pr cent.
New Vork.
Jan 1,1891 Controlled by SI. Louis A Iron Mt. Kit.
Bniton »
.1.* J,
f,
8
111
8,0(K),(I(1I1
Cnit'o (f Vitireiiitfs -iF-t iniH-liiasi', ROl'i
C'it(r'nnthf P't'-lft'- iKt inortiiftiKe, Kol(t.
Otintlen ife Ain'tnii slock
l8t
1ft
S
LaBt Dir.
2*
8g.
J. *.I.
A O.
* O.
J.&D.
A.
A.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1900
.luly, 1872
Jnlv 1,1888
Leased in perpetnlty to Chic. A North*
wc8t.atS(>^ percent, of gross receipts.
Aug. 1.5,1892
Sept.. 1889 Traffic agre, nicnt by M. Cent.^ <v,IS,p. S28)
July, 1890
Nov.
1891
1871
The Chic.* Northwest operates 1S82 miles
and hrts ad'lllional extensions branches
7J
in progress. Lands of the Company are
1885
about 2.I10MXX' seres. Operations forthe
Mav, I8S3
vears ending June 1, 1872, compared aa
Ltss
follows with t8;o.7: •
1885
l»71-73.
1870-71.
I8S5
earnings
»ll,li"JM
Gross
{11.694^14
1882
Operating exps, Ac.
6.8!0,0'2S
6,311,506
1875
1884
»,5.38.<.4«»
Net eanilngs
$1 5r2,135
1878
IntcreBt
rents
l,973,8!l
189H
2.0^.995
1915
Net income,.
1874
t2,<18,324
t3,3<3,413
Jan,, 1888
See tnll report In CHRoxirLg, t. 15, p. 187
April, 1911
June.
June
A
'27,
A
Dec. 1.1919
1874
1874
189H
Oct.. 1900
Junel.iail
Aug. I.IWl
Dl'-ldendB have been paid on Block as
follows; June, 1872. SS on pref.; Dee.,
ls71.Si<onprei. June, 1871, 5 on both ;
Dee., 1870, 5 on both
June. ISTtl. 2 on
Sref Dec., 18(i9, Son pref .. 4 on com.
Dec , X'tS. i on
une, 1869, 5 on both
both. (T. 14, p. 9S, Sli: T. 13, p. 19, U?,
:
;
;
:
290.)
Road In
progress. BondB,
%\ifm per mlla.
. ...
.
.
..
.
,.,
:
THE CHRONICIiE.
422
[S(ptember28,
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Snbacrlbera
1*111
etthMr a gl-eat fmvor'bf
lilST.
noUcc of atay error dlicovercd In onr
lininedlate
i:lTltaK'iiB
U72
Ta"ble«.
'
DESCRIPTION.
of
Oiil-
explanatloD, of all rcfcrenceB, see Road
foot notes on 1st pa^e of KIE. Tables.
CMr.. R.
Ut
I.
it-
100
1866
1869
1871
18«9
I
Mo
(t /,r«(ni/^l8tM.,BU«rbyN.
On., llatiiinnn it O'li/ton—^tocii
CMUailUe
mortgage
l8t
M
('f
of
of
(l,j
do
3<i
'fi3
iseii
'65
1865
1S«7
18«3
1867
1864
*li7
CiitantutU it Tnd—Ut mortgage
'id morlffage, (Tuar
Cin.ti- ImUanapolU Junct.—\»l
2d mortKrtKC
Ist mort., gold.
O'rt., Lttfiti/f.tte <t Vhir.ago
an. <t Jf'irUuitville~lU M., gnar by leasees
Ciftn. ,f Muskinffum Val.—lai mort.
M
—
On., Rirhmond
isii
1865
1871
1866
CAfc— Ist mortgage
tt
mortgage
2(J
1869
Ctnn., Richmniid
/".IT.— Ist M..gld.KI<ar
Ctn., Sauduakf/ it C/ece?rtHii— stock
Isi mortga'.re. new, 8. f
Cvpc/.?nrf .t JfaAo«mfir— stock
mortgage
llnhhar't br. Ist
Mt. Vernon
it
7)^^— 1st M.. gld...
/*/f^f.— Guaranteed
mortgage for $1,300 000.
Cif-vi^lunit
2d
Sd
it.
stock
»2,tl00,000
do
do
11,300.000
Consold. 8kg fund, M. for »5 000,000
Cnietiroiikilate H. i?.— Ist mortgage
Coloi-ailn Cftitritl^l^t mortgage, conv
Coium. it Hock. Val.—}st M. siiik. fund bds,
1st mortgage, Logan & StraitsvlUe Br....
Mori, bonds
Cotunibu^, Ctttc. d: Ind C^7i(rrt/~stock.. ...
4th
80
120
1867
1871
1871
390
138
2U2
390
'8
'6
1864
12;<i
77
225
199
199
199
199
IS
15
76
13
1833
1837
1863
1870
\m
1845
1862
1867
18'8
1870
1867
1871
1871
19,000.001)
8,C'8.tlOO
5,I00,(«III
7g.'f. M.
1,0(XI.(1(10
7 K.
1,(100
5<«I.(1HI
100
1,000
S.ijOO.lKI'l
I.'
it
PamumpiHc
56(1.000
(:5".00O
l.KW.OOO
4,500,OI<1
50
42ii.ll4fi
1,067,4
.
Common
Vdnbnnj
it
100
.3,;:(>.00O
500
321 (»«
i.aio
1,000
5 17.HIII
2.125 Wtl
2,059. tt)
so
500&C
1.000
50
,
1856
mortgage
Guaranteed bond'*
Extension mortgage
l*^t
'
Stale loan
let
Bondf, (convertib. from Jnne I.'~5 to '74)
Veneer Parinc—Uy mortgage, gold. 1 gr
Denver it Rio Oratule— ist mort., gold. s. f
Men .VoincH r«;— 1st .M., Keokuk to De» M,
Ist M.,onMm.&466,000aer'8&2dM.on 162n
Detroit, Eel. Kiv. it /.—ist mortgage
Detroit, mtlndale it /nd,— Ist mortgage
,
.
2d niortgase
Dtroit, Lunntng
Di'lroit it
it Lake JffcA.— iBt mort.
Milwaukee— \^\. Mort. bonds
.
2d Mortgage, April
let
28,
'.'>i>
Funded Conpons, Nov.
2d Kiindcd Coupons, Nov.
15. v^l
13, 6.S
Uonclsot.)nne:iu.'(il)(condlilonallv)
Sterling (Oak. &Olta.HR.) Oct. I. '5.1. gld.
Dollar lOak. & Otta. Kit.) b'dB, Oct. I.'SS.
lat Mort. (l)etr. & Pontine UK.), Apr. l.'Sl
3 Mort. (Ile'r 1> I'oullac UU.), Feb.. '54
2d Mort. (Detr. & Pontlac RR), lan., '53
Bonds of S'pt. 1, 18(16, (Limit $300,000). .
Bda & mort. on Det. real estate
j
I
Dubuque
lat
it
Sioux
mort
Mortgage, Oct. 1 '«!
Dunkirk, Warren it PUtHburil—lntm, gold
Ist
.
nwhem it Columbia— Ut Mortgage
A Ml Penn.it/litanla— atock
Ist Mortgacrc,
,
I.
.
1N64
1871
1^:*.'»,
.\prll, '65
11
gs,
1871, $1 :!o0 8S7
A imual
report in
CHHONlOr,B, V. 14. p. 4.i7.
May, 1899
May, IS72 Leased to At.& Ot. West. at $M 856 monthLast ani.ual report In
Aug. 1, 1873 ly, in advance.
15. '76
Sept.
CunoN.c'LK.
(V. 14, p.
Sj.*"'.
.Inlv, 1873
N.Y. .Manhattan Bk
Y'., Lawrence Bros. .Jan.'l. 1900 In progreps.
Q-M. N.Y.,Farm.L. & T. Co. Sept. 1,187. Leased Nov., 1871 to Penn. RR. Co. at
Sept 1.1873 pr-r cent on present Block and all int»-rdo
d6
M. & S.
do
:do
Nov. 1,1875 cst on boude, &c. (v. 13, p. 601, 131, 80.)
M. & N.
,T. & J.
do
.Ian., 1S<«
,do
ido
N'.v.i.lilOO
do
M. & H.
.June 1, '9f Le scd to Phila. & Reading (v. 14, p. (28)
ridla.. Co '8 Otnce.
J.& •.}.
&.I.
.J.
N
&
M.
N.
A.&O.
A.&O.
.I.Jfc ,1.
A.& O.
r.& A.
7
7
7
2 f
6
M & 8.
Q.-M.
M.
&
8.
M.& N.
,1.
F.
&
.Inue I. '91 stocli issued. ».3«.6(Xi.
Oct. 1,1897 iJomi'leted .Inly. 1H70, and branch Jan..*7I.
luly 1,1880
Hit earnings. 1>'71,$<&5,7.'!3. Bonds 1880 to
b redeemed wlfi loan of '73. (v.l4.p.520
Ian. 1, 1892
,dp
Oct., 1867 Cons'I. lS68of Col..* I.e. and! hIc.&G
EaBt. Leased Feb , 1869 to PIttsb ,Cln.
N. T..St:'mi!'h.^at.Bk.
& St. L..and the I'enn. RR. Co.. for 30
do
do
percent of gross earnings, but guarando
;do
teed $1,11^7 47tl per vr.. to pay Int. on Ist
do
do
M.$I5,(XI0.(«1& 2d M., C. & I.. $S21,(XX'. Of
do
do
2d M.. $2.999,tXXi were sold to Penn. RK.
:do
April, 1908
do
do
do
.
Net earnings 1871, $1,040,231. (v. 14,n.593)
do
do
Co. Sept 'iV 1901 Completed. Marcli, 1872. (v.ll. p. 159.)
Columbus, Tri'asury. •lune, isn Leased in perpetuity to Pitts.,C)nii.& st.L.
ess's^ssume liattl It's.
N. v., Amer. Ex. Hank. Sept 1,1890 Guar bv Pa. I;R.
Host.. Tower, Gid. & Co May, 1872 Diviili'iiils in lOyears, 89 per ce t.
N. T.. Union Triis
1
Lea**ed to (Joncoid Kb', at $25,0(X) peryear.
Aug. ,1872 Net ea-nlngs for year ending .1 line 30. 1871,
Dec. 1,11-70 $'28:) 665; finking fund increased, J.-WSfW.
Dividends, 6 per cent a y'r for past 7 yrs.
Dec. 1, 1876
Boston;
.J.
&A.
&
do
;
J.'&'.T.
,1,
400 000
4IX1,(XH)
100
1,700,(100
500&C
2.'iO,000
l,Ot)0
I,Oi«l,000
1,(100
2,008 OOO
996,000
9m,IH10
1851
1856
1872
1869
1870
709.110
July. 1872
Boston Oftlce.
do
do
I).
.l.&D.
r. & A.
r.
5
6
7 f
7
6
6
6
4 f
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4li7,IX«)
6'«,ii(«)
7 f
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7g.
!i'J2,100
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108.1100
49J.0OO
'"so
1,283,4^0
J.
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6*7
;0(VXX)
r>
00
6
170.(XX)
6
l«l,i
50
18,8.5a,,s50
1,000
1.111,000
500&C
!,Ki3.iX)0
imfl
.S,(«XI,(XX1
2..'i(XI,(XXl
1.1X10
500vS.-e I6,(K»lnr.ni
1,000
.J.&'j.
.I.&.I,
.J.& J.
.1. & J.
J.& J.
Q-lA.&O.
M.&8.
g
.
f
.luly, 1911
July, 1372
Jn.v, 1881
4.(ii«l.ll0(l
8
.(
N.
N.
O.
1871
1871
V.CKXI
3.0l«).l*X)
8 f
A.&O.
18.55
250&C
2,5I«),IIX)
7
.\l.&
1856
136U
1863
1866
-idO&c
1,(XX1.(XX)
Varl
Vari
500* c
18!>3
lOO&c
1853 500&C
6>'8,525
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.OOO
Vari
1110
131 .ttX)
51,
mo
150.1X10
2r)(i,(XXi
im,ooo
IIO.OIXI
-.03,266
5.0ttl,ttXl
88(l.lXKi
'mo
l,0(«l
1,000
"50
81.51X1
i
.1 .
Mch. 1,1881
N.
N
&
Boston,
N. Y.,
C'o.'s olllce.
M.K. Jtsnp&Co
.1
1 f.
.1.& J.
.V J.
.1
7
J.&.J.
450.000
7
Ig.
7
3
495.'WI
S,192,(XX)
3,t70,(»«)
6)0,0(X)
6
136,000
7
4,262,I«X)
383,(XXI
4
1875
A.&O.
f.
.!.& D.
J. &.I.
J.& J.
M.& S.
J.&'j.
J.
J.
A J.
&J.
f,
.!.& J.
6g.
J.& J.
F.& A.
194,IXX)
160,01X1
1,000,(«XI
.!.& J.
500,000
A.&O.
M.& 8.
(.'otmtv subscrint'n,
f4(X).0(X).
Leased and opeiateil by Phil., W11.& Bait.
RR.. for 75 per cent 01 gross earnlngB.
In 1871 tross earnings were $141,42(1. Annual report v. 14, p. 7ti4.
Net receipts
1871, $1,680,636; floating
debt
Consol. March, 1872, with
Cent. RR. of N.J. (v. 14,p. 386,6'28, 658.)
$4.8t9.9lf.
1,1899 L. gr., 800.0H) acres. Op. by Kansas Pacific
1,1890 III progress. Xarrow gu.ige, 3 feet.
Agrf enieiit with
1, 1877 Defaulted int Oct.. 1871.
May
Nov.
Oct.
Oct.
1898
1,
1«
Julyl.
June
1. '9(1
bondholders madeScpt.,'73.
Traffic En«r.40p.c.
.luly, 1S91
M
(v. 14,p. S21.)
fromMlcb.
C.&UtW
.
Apr. I, I89(i Also a depot
$.50,000; 3 yr. notes, $235,000.
Miiy 1.5, '75 Leased to Great West, of (-anada. In 1868
'ay 15, '^5 3H per cent was paid on pref. stock, and
May 15, '75 in 1869. 7 per cent. Of the bonilB of
May, 1875
June. 1866. $1.2M,t»l are in the hands of
Jnlyl, 1886 the MercbanlsBank of Can., redeemable
Nov. 1.5, 73 $1IX).0(X1 per yr. $:ffiO,00<i have thus far
Nov. 15. 73 been reileenied. Net earnings in 1871,
.
)n IBUt). $6i«.'2«7
in 1868. $7lH,l5i; in 1S6;. $768,789; In 1866,
$.5K) 6:iR. tn 1870. $.5i)a.w:)
$6:S5,(162.
;
See annual report inCHBONlcLK
V. 14, p. 323.
Delrolt Ofllcc.
Various.
N. Y., M.K.J(SUp&Co Oct. 15, '72 Leased to
Ills.
Cent. forSOyrs. atSS
p. ct.
earnVa Ist 10 yrs, 36 per cent 2d 10 yrs.
Net earnings, 1871, $i2,IS8. Pref. stock,
tio
Oct.. 1883
le $59".3I5. com. stock, $584,f«2.
do
N. Y., Union Trust Co. June, MX) Completed AugUft, 1871. (v. 14. p. 628.)
N. v.. Brown Bros & Co Jan. 1, 1908 Int. was suspended, see v. 14, 521.
to Phil. & Iteadlug. at 6 per cent
Leased
Phll«.,bvP. & R. RR. July. 18T2
on stock and Int. on bonds, (v. 14, p. 628.)
Phila., P. & K.. Office. Mch 1, 1888
Consol. Nov ,1.-6j, of E.Tenn. & Va. and
N.T., Gallatin Nat'l Bk July'l,'l900 E. Tenn & Gs. In ISIO the Co. paid its
debt to Tenn. and Issued the sink, fund
N. v., R.T. Wllson&Co July, 1880
loan.
do
July 1876
do
Boston, Co.'B Otllce
July, 1871 Dividends had been 8 per cent a year for
London.
isit
East 6 yrs, but none was paid .Ian^18r2.
do
do
N.
Y'..
1883
M.K. Jesup&Co
July,
18.S3
Boetout Co. 'a Office,
1S74
do
do
do
do
Sept., 1S7*
April, !8-«
.March, 1888
lOO&c
lOO&c
40(1,(X10
20(1.IXX)
M.& N.
J.& J.
A.&O.
Phila., Glrard Nat.
1,00.1
S,000,OtX)
M.&S.
Y'ork.
1869
Co.
Y'.,
.1.
Varl.
10
3
e^rs.
3
In pr'gress, Davenp.. la., to St. Paul.
Cum. stock. $2 395,096. L'sed In perpetnity
to Cin., Ham. A D. for ann-ial int. on
June. !8:«
,do
N. T., Drexel, M.
30, '72
1,
•
l,:«xi,oixi
75I),(«XI
Julv
Apr.
do
'
100
1,000
1354
1856
1865
!do
M.& N.
lOO&c
'68-'69
Y'ork Oniee.
do
do
do
'do
do
do
do
do
do
.k
N.Y'.« Detroit.
d! 7
N. Y. & Loudon
\'- M.& N.
M.& N. N, Y'.,M. K. Jeslip& Co
A.&O.
do
do
1
Apr. 1,1878
8
do
do
Feb. 15, '86
F.& A.
.V J.
,!
do
do
.Isn.. 1, 187S
7
7
M.&S.
do
do
8epH,18S«
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2,5(X1,I«H
1,309.'2(X)
New
M.& N.
8
37;,H5
IJIB,!.'!!
Jaii';;i372
N«t Bank July, 1875
rio
do
July, 1S75
do
do
Jan. 1,1880
OfBce P.TV. &Ti. RR.
Ion J.&Al|)Bt'rd'ni
New York Offlce
A.&
do
A.&O.
do
J.& J. N. Y., Mercantile Bank
.1. & D.
N.Y.. Mercantile Bank
do
do
.T.& J.
2,310,I(X1
'22,l»Hlp.iii
M.&
U
8
8
1866
1870
'
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90
1!'09
April,
Phlla., Glrard
.l.&D.
i
1,170,1X10
'.KXl.mi
181X1
do
do
&
1880
Oct. 1,1888 Leased, Mar.TJ, to Penn. R.R. lor 33
Sept., 1887
bonds. Jref. slock of ^.500.0011. griar.
do
ly
do
Oct.. 1888
do
do
Mar. 81&94 M. bonds.
M.* S.
do
J.&.I. N.T..Am. Ex.Nat'lBk Jan. 1,1905 L's'd toL. -Miami, (as'medby P.,C.& "^tL)
i',0oo
1863
1863
1870
1868
Lockwood & Co
In progrt-SB.
!S71
1853
N. Y.,
.1
.
1870
IKM
I
A.&O. Phlla.. Pinn. H.R. Co.
A.&U. N. Y'., Farm. L^& I'. Co
A.& O. N.Y' ,Lond. & fra-ikf't
Q-J. N. Y., Winsldw, L. & Co
.1
.5(10,000
l.Ortl
1851
I
.I.*. I.
&
M.& S.
A.&O.
7
7
7
7
3,232,000
100.'
J.&
.
i,mi,nx)
1,00
50
1,000
X.tMl
6g
I
30,IXIO|ir.m
i856
1896
1S99
Oeorgta— stock
do
lass, March, '6S^'69
do
I88!l, May, '69
£M(«r)i Ukore, ( J/(l.)-ist mort.",coliv
2d mortgage, conv
BUzaiKilitomn tt Paducah—Ut Mortl.'coiiv.
May, '68, of the CI.. Col.. & Cinn.&
the IJclIcfonialne Companies. Net earn-
.J
Mortgage (old)......
Mortgage (new)
^M(^r« (.ViM.«)-stock.
Bonds due
vm
300,I«X1
^'oftgage sinking fund bonds
Engl'slil.oan.onv.ir Ible...!!'.!!!""'
Bonds due 1874. convertible
Essex RR. bonds. Sept. 1856::;:
'n progres".
1872 Consol.
1
until
400,(l(Xl
1858
T,!"tn..yirglnia <t
S.
1, 1891
101'
aty— stock
Dubuque Southxoestern—ui M, pr'iJr'.'.V.'f'..
&.
M. &
Cleveland, Otnce.
N.Y., n'ard,C. & Co
Cb-veland, at office.
Aug
.Jnne7ito84
6II&70 lOOic
1868 200&C
1869
1,000
—
Wefitem stock
Mort. (Del.,L.& w East. Ex.) skgfrt
2d Mort. ID., L. A West.)
"....
Del,, Ijick, <C
F.
N.
A.
.July
I
500&C
lOOic
lOO&c
llOX
84
&
432,800
100
61&64 500&C
36
13
M.&N.
.do
161,000
109,500
1.869
Toledo Depot (cost »353,»«»
Daijtnn <t (Twit.— let M., guar. L. M.&C.& X.
Decatur, Sullimm tt Mattoon (/ii«.)— IstM,
Delaware /?.if.— stock
do
N.T., U.S. Trust Co.
do
do
do
l,3,'6.i;50
i836
1867
'.
I
.50
1871
.
'
Aug., -.872
Julvl, 1889
Boston, Best. & A. RR. .nilv,l«7! Net income, 1870-'71, $199,157. Dhldeni's
M. & S. Boston, GlObfe Nat'l Bk. 8eptl,'1878 inlOyears, 81 per cent. (V.I5,p.3£4)
N.Y.,Am. Ex. N. Bk. Jan. 1, 11X11 (V. 13, p. 467.)
.l.&.J. New York and Boston. Julv, 1900
1900-1-2-3-4 Leased to Phil. & Trent., 6 n.c. dlv on sto'k
Philadelphia.
M.&S.
M.& S.
N. Y.. Co. '8 Otllce.
Mch 1, 189! '2d mort. is guaranteed by Consolidated
M.& N.
do
May 1,1888 Coal Co.
A.&O. Pblia. & Carlisle.Ta. Anril. 1ST2 Stock owned In large part by Pa. RR. Co.
A.&O. Phiia.,T.A.B ddle&Co Apr. 1,19(U Net earnings 1870-71, $330,8'24. Condo
Apr. 1,1908 siderable aaianc'S made to branch
A.&O.
do
Jan. 1.1884 roads. (V. 14, p. 628.)
A.&O.
18:2
Dividends 9 per lent per annum.
bonds
JVorwait— Stock
mort
&.).
M.
2,l'23,6tlO
1,IH«)
1,000
rianrtu, Urh., Bl'ton it Pekin-lit M.,gold.
Davenport it St. Piiul—i»t M., gald
Davl.it Mich— Tret, stock, guar. C. H.& D
iBt M., sinking fund, $30,000 per year.
.1.
J.&
7
7
1
1
350,000
2<4,ll(Ki
do
alBk.
do
N.Y.,St. Nlch. hat. Bk,
do
do
Eifch
do
J.
2K
1,786,000
292,(100
&
.l.&,7.
79,('00
13,000,1110
1,5I)0.0(X1
do
do
Oet.!3,i8T2 L. gr. 1 2C0 000 acres. Annu il report pub1896
lished In CiiHoNicLK, V. 14, n. 827, showNov. 1898
Inii
net e-irnings, t8U-72, $'2,950,S3I,
against $2.6'J2.8'28 In 1870.71.
.hlly:is»4 Leased to St L.,Kan.C.& North.
Apl. 3, 187; Leases the Day. & Mich, and Cinn , R. &
May 1, 1880 Chic. Nrt carnii.gB of main and leased
Inlv 20, '85
lines, i871.7J $460,910. Report In CllRON,Iune, I8T7
ICLK. V. 1!, p. 8'27.
Dec. 1892 Ind.. Clnn. & L.,2d M., in trusteesMiaods
.Ian 77-82.87
to exchange for let.
.lulv I, IS8I Ifoad sold iiider foreclosure,
(v. 14, p.
^Ich I, KS'.r.
732.)
March. 1901 l.'oau in progress. Lafay, Ind. toSt. .Ann's.
.luly, 19(15 Formerly leased to hut., Cin. & Lafayette.
Stock. $ 82.1 (X).
.Juij,"l895 Leased 1866 to Cin., Dam. & D. Co. (v. 13
|i. 435.
I:.n. 1,1889
J.&V. Bostou, Treas.'s Otttec.
A.&". N. Y., St. Mlcll. Nat. Bk.
2'25.UI0
l,?<)o,OOU
50
100
100
IflO&C
:.
.
13i
513..50(1
66&71 500&C
,
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
10,971.900
lOO&e
.1.
F.* A.
,1.
300,0IH
i'.oiio
,
do
do
do
Stocks
N.T.,Co.'»omcc.
Kew York.
.r. &.I.
.i.&.j. N.Y'., Wlnslow, L. & Co
tlo
do
J.& J.
Neiv York.
luiie, 1^21
J.& D.
Boston, OfBce.
lune, l.'-T^ Net earnings year endlfig Dec. 31 1871,
do
i\ov„I87l
$213 809 an Inereaseof $,i6,231. over IS'.O.
M.'&N.
do
do
do
Leiisid In .\u . 18.2. to CI., Col. Cluu,
Aug.
1,1900
&
A.
F.
do
do
Sept 1, 1877 & Ind. UR. (V.14, p. 459.)
M. & S.
.J.&D. «. Y., Iinion Trust Co Dec. 1, 189(1
A. &. O. y. Y.. Union Trust Co Apr. 1,1'.I0I Bdsi uar.SbyCC.C.&I.i HbyL.S&M.S.
J.&.).
l,(i(io,iXKI
'
llazleton it Xi^ilkenborre—lsi
7 f
3>i
m
1, '252.01 10
500&C
: i.
46,00(1
11,32.1 p.
l.OWi.OtW
983.000
584, ;oo
D.
.I.*D.
48;.900
1,1100
I.OIW
7
7
s;^ f
6:10,000
5004 c
lOO&c
7
2,00
15,000,000
Mortgage
.Oiittcilte,
7 g.
I Oh
3
',01 '0
Cumberland (tPenn.^i/traniif—\sl mortgage
3d mort,'agf sinking fund bonds
Cmnberland F«/^«y— stock
2d mortgage
1
1
WW
p.m.
N.T., N. Bl: of Com'rce.
" Wlnslow, L.& Co.
N.Y.
M.&8.
150,U0ll
1st
Ist mort.;age
2,000
16.00(1
,1
I
F.*A.
1,0110 10,(lOil|i.m.
"50
*
.
J.&
400.00
.1.
R. i?.—stock.
,1
111(1,000
l,'24.3,'(»l
mortgage
mortgage, sinking fund
Note8, coui)on, conv. at par
Massawlppi stock, guar, by C. & Pass
do
bonds.
do
do
Connecticut irtccr— stock
Ist mortgage sinking fund
Connecticut valtey—lst mortgage
Connecticut IFcsfc/vt— Ist mortgage
Connecting iP/tUa.)~Ht mortgage
1,2 0,HI0
.1.
Office.
do
do
KEMABKS.
whfn One,
lastDlvl'd,
do
* D. N.Y., Am.
.1
.J.&
798.(K10
2000(1 pr III
NewYork. Co.'B
N.
.I.&D.
1.100
1,000
500&C
500&C
300&C
O,
and
Payaljle,
falfle.
by WlioBi.
,T
& D.
.I.*D.
A. & O.
M. & N.
283.0(»1
MXI.OdO
'..onti
&
W»ere
,1.
.J.&.I.
2,0(10,0(10
l.iW
&
I.
f.
821,1100
,
Comiecttcitt
7
5011,001)
1,000
1,000
1,000
—
1st
4
l,'i'itl.Ol«l
i:oiio
\',{va
&
A.
1,000
I,(I)X)
IOC
2d mortg.tge t'Col. & Ind. Central K. !{.>..
Income honds, (Col. & Ind. Central R.R.)
Construe, bnds (Thic. & G, Eastern IC.R.l
Income bonds (Chic. &Gt East rn R.K.)
Union & Logan.-port Ist mor gage
Cone. 1st M., skg fund for |15,(XIU,000
Cons. 3d M., lor tlO.OCXI.OOO
Cotumbun, tipruiaf. it Vinn. 1st mort.....
Colutnbiis it A'tinta, stock
CoTicwv/— stock
Coiv:ord it Porttimoulh—6Xoc^
Kato
pirt Wben I
Cfnt. Payable,
9W,0I«1
300,000
"'ei
67
M.,skgfd bds
at«iidlng.
lOO&c
50
Sinking lund,3il Mort. Cnow2d)
til' rtamt
lf7;
dt
Preferred stock
Mort. bds, Sandusky, Dayton & Cin
Saudu-iky City & Ind
do
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Ctn., Sandusky & Cleve
Ctnciimntl it SprinafieUl—Xst M.,Knar'nt'd
Cin., H'ui.rflficft— lsHM.,end by L.S.& M.S
(./Vc, Cot., C'lit. d- /»f/.— stock
1st mort (C. C.& C. RU.) tas.OOOay.'ar...
1st M. (Bell, ft Ind.) exch. for ncwM
]8t
M«
nc(*'— stocK
1
morlijage. sinktnff fund
(htc* s'u o«t., 1ft yi. nol fgnar. In cur ^
Chic a Soutlnv.. Ist M., gold, not guar
INTEREST OR JDIVIDBNpS
SNpS
Amount
Mllee
For
Boniin, J
Principal,
do
New
^
May. 1889
Bank Jan.
1,1880
Apl. 1,1886
Mch
1,
e«Bes Firtstern in N. II., IGln. ^ock,
*492..500, same dividends as East. Mass.
Leases Portland. Saco & P.. at 10 per
cent on stock, (v. 14, pp.43, 187.)
Formerlylcased to P., W. & B.toperated
on own account since Dec, 1869.
1890 Stock, $3,07a,lXX).
Annual rep.in v.15,p.854
1
.. .
tcmber 2
IHB
,.IV..2,1
M
..
,
CHiRONI€ii.E.
42a
AND BOND
IIAILROAD STOCK
LIST,
!(ab»«rlbem"WUI<«oHl'er a ema*' raM«r bf «b4uic ua ItumedlaM nalice of
IJKSCIUPTION.
Miles
For
expUiiittloii. &c., of all rt'fcre»co»»,
TablCH
foot iioto« on Ut [mt(u of
H^^t;
UK
Ruuil
OuttUndlilg.
0»
.5»
I8C0
liKU
^..y ....
lucoiuo iiouils. tf'Jif yiiiM-^ to run
Uonilib luortKaK-- on Eloiirarealeittalv.
&»/e HiUlwuu—ti\.nt^\i, coiDiuou
I'rcferretl, t por ctut, wt.ocK
Ut oiorlxaKe ^uxieuilfj i l!j()i to ld£7)..
iA BiiirlKiiKt!. convertible (ext. to la?J.>
131
converClblti
convurtit>le
1,OOJ
1.000
t.(UI
1>5J
Ilulliilo Brajicli ijonils
Long Duck Co.
inorttrake
Sterlluv' l>un(U, oouvi-rtlhlp, £1,000,1100...
UcuciMl niort.,aol>l (fur $30,000 000)
ie ,t PittHbiij-i/
18.-.A
5»..l4c
18et
lUO&c
:3I>3
l.UUI
i2c«)
I.Ulo
18u3
1870
-»toi:k
18(U 500&C
JO
I
yitimifttte,
Eimnilli,
6,44lsO(.IU
7
.«.
*
liX
ti
-SI.
372,000
UI.'JOO
.2.093.UIO
1308
l.OUII
308.01(0
7
IS.11
i.iuo
6liU,0(IO
7
1.000,000
775.000
4,000,000
1,(09,100
13110
l>il*
"!(«)&
l.Odtl
J46.(«I0
:32.(ioo
18l>8
l.OOO
l,7,i3,UU0
I5li3
50J&C
iso;
5tlUJtc
,
.
7.'i,0"0
.1,000,000
'i,:m,im
loo&e
,
i.ooi
18(i'.(
1371
,
I8li»
i',(V»:
13,1
1S71
500&1
18;i
l.Olll'
3,(10.1,000
i,m
5,0(KI,0(10
7 g.
t.
2,955 ,UIO'
7g.
f.
je2r.
i;2,S7:l 5S11
1,(100,000
not guaranteed
,22L190
T7.130
500,000
do
do
2d
470„Ti*l
Postal bds.&c., secured by gov't business
IstPrel, bds.conv. Into 1st pr.lVstock
do
do
do
2d
l,-iOO,000
do
—
Qreiit ^yeHern (Citnfida) Cora. stoc><
I'referrod, 5 per centt conv. into comuiojx
liebcutures
...'.,.,.., .^*.,, „.,,,.
^
bunds,
7k.
8g,
V.ooti
18:2
1809
.
coapoa'.,..'.*!.,^...^,.,,,.
iiuio
do
,...."*..„.,,.,.....
do
..,......,.'..,....
do
..,...-..,,,,..._.
do
,:.!..
J.:...,
Kovr bonds, coupon.
..,
refiipille tt Ct/lumbia— stock
1st niurtgagcguar. by State.
Bonds nut guaranteed
,...
2jil3,186
1,683,057
733,722
5,73li35l
19,9(1,137
1,751,907
;';«9'25>&
.BlIXI
'
'..!
lunrLiteiH
I, IWI
Jan.. I8fe
do
N. v.,
do
Karm.L'an4TCo
do
do
X. v.,
.Mar. 1, 1899
.Ian. 1, lar,
1,1837
_
Huston
Oltlce.
Bk
r., Mcchaii.'Nat.
.
do
1st
fall
do
1. 1, Wf,
landsalcs to Jan. 1,1373, (I.7II.8I4. l>'do
Sept 1, IBS
ferred payments on land sales and csib
do
.May 1, 138V
ill
trustee^ hanils, .Ian. 1, 1873, were
,1. ifc.J.
New
York.
A nual report .>ui.|l<h«d in
t988 742.
'
M. & S.
do
CaKOMCLK, V. 14, p. i32; See a so p. 796.
.1. *.l.
do
-laii. 1,1871
J,& J. N.y., Meeh, rat. Bank I8n.l,ie0i
New Vork or London. Ian. 1, 1900 Fern'dlnatoCed.Rers L.n<.ia),009a4:rei.
).&,J.
M,* N. N. v.. Market Nat. Bk.
.Stock, t-200 000.
•
do
4
& J
N. v., St. Nlch. Nat. Ilk
.N.i"., Farm's. L.& r.Co
do
.1
.
M.iS.
JiJ.
J.ic,).
,).
A. 4 0.
do
Boston, Treasuier.
().
A.&O.
& ,T.
du
J
lulylVmil
.July 1,138.
Oct., 1881
Xcw
4
do
if-
'
Finnmi—lU mort.
1st mortgage (Conn.)
HuUHaloiiic—iloc k
Preferred stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund
2d 'uortgage
(B.I)....
,,^..,
,..
Bo.iilsot lS6a
r.edeinptlon, Ist
do
Indiana A
15
53
lie
51
&
2
1
series
8 erling
3d series,
2d morigago
ituUaitap., Cine, tt /.a/".— stock
Iod.& CInn. of '58
Jnd ,Cian.& Lafayette
do
do
do
IndliiiuifioUn it St. Xotii»— 1st M.,Ui 8 series
2d inprtgage
Kqulpnienl, bonds
,
IruUaiiUp. i6. V,7/ic^Hfi«s— Ipt M., guar
2d mortgage
Jotoa F\itti <t Sioux Utv—\st M.. Apl. 1 '(iy
7(A<lca it ,4(A«/w— l8t ^f.,8ink. fund, gold
Jack., Latm. ifc Sagiiuno—ist mort
2d mort
3Vl mort
.,
E.—'at mort., gold.
i/ilct»oiii>,/'ansnc.it.i/o(/— FlorldaSt bd8.«ld
Jetferann. (i'u.)— 1st M. (llawley Branoli)
2!l
it S.
mortgage (Hawley Branch)
Ut tnortgage (Su<quch.
to Carboudale)..
Jeff., Mild, it frtrt/rtHup.— stock
Inrl.
.Marl. Uii.-lst mortgage
&
'.
do.
do.
Jv41>,
do
M
4,000S0O
isii
l,182,;.iO
700,tXI0
s«x
H53
Wi
50.tiM
liO
74
74
186K
1854
1837
ism
issi
1351
1351
1831
J,
431 W)0
1,574,000
820,000
1,180,000
19I,ik0
100,000
100,000
7,660,000
1,000
416,000
50
367,500
500
1,317,000
1,000
113,080
iif) ,25,230,510
3,0112,500
.'ilOiSiC
•illOiSic
Varl
332,000
2,500 «l
2,500,010
1
Hi
j<
A.&
<l.
A
A.
if.
do
do
do
Irredee.i..
Irreilee n.
400,000.
Irredoeni.
Irreileem.
April. 187--
Company
Uec,
1872
1871,^$:i,313,014.
let
71
1
,
.
Expenses about
$6,-
leases the Erie & Nta{;ara, Sim.,
& ftlilwankce, i^Uiu. For
the half year eudin>r Jan. S\, 1872, Ihe
and the Detr.
KrobB receipw were $'3,5'.'6,444; wotktutc
exp>-iise8,$l,5«5,86i; net ear'i VMi,(>40,0K0;
tntere-C ou honds, 4cc., $378,221.
I'rofit
Nov., 137:!
July, 1376
Oct., 1377
I
i
;
4)ct., 1871
July, 1S71
Jan. 13
Dec,
.ii.
&
.1
it
J.
ou
,.
half yeai'8
workiDg w^a
$6*lit69.
(V. li.p. 669.)
1890
Interest In default.
13, p. 5:, 15;.
See CiiBONlOLKt.v.
,
V
.J.&J.
(>.
7
A.«
F.&
A &
f.*"a.
7 S.
,1.4,1.
A.& O.
A.&O.
I'- A. 4 U.
6E. A. 4 U.
1 £00,00)
3
r.,723,490
1 6S9,"iOO
2,SO0,(»«l
1.600,(100
2.0OO,0(»l
4
7
7
7
U.
Various.
1,000,001;
M
ilo
,lan., 18'j2
office
do
,.,...
Am.
ts'at.
7g.
7
N.
y Nafl
,
do.
do
.
A.&O.
M.4 8.
,1.
4
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. y., Un. TroBt Co.
do
do
do
1.430,(XIP
1,0(10 16,IV<I p.
e
m
60l),lM)
1,000
1.495.000
1,0(X1
1,IVH)
5110.000
9k),000
1,010 20,(»»ip'n.
A 4
4 J.
l«
J.St J.
3
M,4
J.
M.<r S.
>f.
do
S. Y.,
.1.4 J.
do
;, 1890
1. 187;
July 1,1901
Oct.,
I9II9
Oct
1890
,
!•
el)., 1397
June, 18519
Julyl, 1919
Oct. 1,1900
I, 1831
Met
p.6».)
The report to State of Penn. for year
ISi:, titiowH $.t78,6.Sj ([rose earniiii^a aiul
$171,314 opciatlug expenses. i.v. 14, p.
Rent of leased roada
line, 707ni.
<4t>!iii.>
35 percent of gvoM eantl'-Ka.
Net revenue In 1671. $^.;52>;7. Cuuat.
bonds of 18i5 will ht* paid now ou demand. (V. 14 p. 85, 4V10.)
In progress. Co. has iild & 32.000 acres Pd.
Road completed, Sept., 1>70 Cost oX road
and equipments, $U.SOO.OOO.
Roail went Into hands of receiver, Oct.,"T(|
Main
Settletnent with creditors peudlof^. See
report In v. U. p.iUO. <v. 13, p. US, 800
V.14, p.5a.>
Leases Si.
et earnings, 1871. $2SC4:4.
Louis, A. &T. IT. road and paid $4QO,00U
rent, net parninKS bfing $nO0 676.
Bonds guaranteed by Pcau.
1908
,
do
Jan. 1,1900
Farm.1.4 T. Co. Julyl,
2OI.00O
1.
1.S69
9(l,(tlJ
7
1369
8,000 OOI
7
100
2,00(1,000
?x
M.4N.
ism aio&c
332.000
315 000
7
4 J.
J. 4 J.
.1.4.1.
,1.
M.4
1366
1370
13S2
ijxm
2,08:1,000
7
1,000
2,H)O,0OO
74,000
7
J.
e
M.4
4
Kit. Co.
ClIRONlCLX. ". 15, p. 4i- 3.M.
MlchL^au Ceitl., which gives a
1839 Leasi'd to
do
XI p.c.
N. T., .Metropolitan B'k. July I, 1890 8toi-k paid up, $:J84},T30.
K.y., Ninth Nat. Bank. July 1,1335 Operated by Mich. Cent,
do
do
do
Mar. 1,1883 acres, (v. 13. p. 667.)
do
do
N.Y. London orFrankf.
do
,
I'- .1.4 J.
4,00l),(IOO
1367
Ki>,m
truiiceeB.
f»rn[*if;« 1371. »lwl.O(>,'.
tratlic Kuarantce.
Nov. 1, 18*
do
0. N. Y„Sfat. Park Bank, Apl. 1, 1399 Leaned tt) UH ('., at
M.4 N.
1870
iiOw
(v. 14, p. (i28.>
OpernioU hv huitdholdera
york,>)at. City Bk. Apr'liV,l911 Consolidated, Juue.l872.'Xn progress. See
,1.4.1.
8 t.
Oct.
Apl.
July
4 0. New
8?: ,1,4 J.
Aug/,'lB72
Apl. 1,1375
Apl, 1,1875
Sept, 1867
N. y., Ainer. Ex. Bank. April, 1883
4, 1.
K.4 A
A.
1, •90
A|>1, 1, 1S95
N.T.,Faror»L.4T. Co.
M.4N.
do
do
do
lOOJfcc
i'eiiii.
18;0. (v.U,
1891 In pruRreiw.
I.
Sept.
Feb. 1,187"
J.
SOO&C
See (v. 14, p. sn.)
HU., which owns a ma-
In default.
'
N. Y., Turner Bros.
.1.4,1.
A.4().
F.* K.
do
do
do
do
N. y., Co '» office.
do
do
N. T. & London.
N. Y., Cu.'s olUco.
London.
N. \ or London.
A.4l>.
p
was
joritT of the Block,
1^9
7
770,000
300,000
2,960,010
8,*
1,
..1. 18711
Bank July
3
10,UI0
2'.y.syi.
Leased to
10,
.Ian. I. 1871
dn
City
Fliilitdelphia, Office,
7
1,000
common
1K90 Int.
1.
July
July
Bk. Ja
do
,,ido
5i:o,(ioo
l,(l(«l
.Mar,, 1SS-.
Jan., 1393
1,700,000
1,(100
Ang.','l870
1371-3
Apr. 1,1881
J.in.
,
5
7
50
18
1872
do
do
.
...
Coiupany'4
du
A.
u.
6&7
1,000
1372
1869
1370
1869
1870
1865
1863
.,
do.
7g.
7g...
1,(100
m
r
Hull.
St. Jo.,'^17m..braiich. QuLncy. 111/
tu Pahnyra. I5ui. ; CanicruD tu Kaiid. C,
53ni. Total opt>r:itcd, :£;&m.
Net earaings Ui iS70-7l, $l.(»9AWI. 50.000 6hr>. new
ntoc-k jiuthuiized iu F&b.. \Sti.^
See CuBoxECLK. vol. U, p. 104; V. U. p.
.
1370
500&C
by Eric.
Lt-aKCH Uerkshire KU., ^lockbridj^e4:PU a.
j,i'.i.
Hrldgooort 4 Boston. JulyV.'lS7i
fleld, nnd ^\
stockbrn. UrotM canilt tfa
,!.&,/. >. Y., Bkof New Vork!H71, €itl0.2S0: operating exp's, 9«0i vJk
1377
F.4 A. Brldi^epurt and Boston.
net earniut(s.$l7MtiU, aitalu I $U7,USi4 In
li«5
13I19
IS71
do
do
Harttord,
•V
2,750 ,HIO
5,«IO,000
1,000
1,000
yorkoiiitje.
dotdQ....
.*i.
1,000
500&C
Co
>fc
.New
Phlltt.,
1871
1358
13«7
1369
1369
1370
1871
N. y.. Buncau, S.
,
Bondaot Lontavll
mortgage
4 Pa.R
mortgage guar, by
.Jersey ictv^^isVNkH Bk; May'i.'lSSO Operated
.r,.* J.
N.
A. 4 0.
A. 4 0.
e (endorsed).... "...,
Ills C.
&
1,000
<t 2f. Inditiiui—lit,
.
of 15 p. c. from
Apl., 1317
Jan.. 19-20
Perpetual.
4
sterling,
.188V-«
j'ri'y;
183:1
JeirersaavlUe,Mad.& lud— ist mortgage
do
do
2d mortgage
.,
.
agreement from Mlcb. C^tA^
Pitts., Fort, Wayne
Clue. (v. 13. p. 83, 177, -209, 2111, 46V, 333)
the amounts here given are in pounds
cases Atl. & St. Lawrence,.
IfiOin.
I hlc,
Det.dt Can. Grd. June,
59ni.; Mont. 4 Clminp.. 49m.; Bnff. 4 L.
Huron 161m. Total roail owned.leused
and uiterated, l,377m. Gross earnings In
1st
do
A.iSsil.
Jea'ersonville ltn.-2din rtgage bonds..
/oH«(
traffic
iit, 459.)
Ti affic guar,
.I,"&J.
T
70 ^OOO
1.000
JntenifiUo.ial tTexas), lB^ M., gold
Houston tfe Gt. Xo., Ist mort.. gold
2onltt&. LunftUiu—ltit M., traffic guar
N. W.
3.0 0,000
1870
24 mortgage, guar
JackJianit.
5,ll87,S2l
v^
18(15
tllinolH Ve/tl.— 1st. M., gold, ....
JnilUmitt). Bloom'lonJh IVesi— Ist M.,gldbd8
10(1
1,00(1
iilii
,
HoimtoaA TnJciuCent—Ui M.golti, l.gr.,;>.f,
Uuntiiigdon ti Urottd Tup~\at mort., gold.
2d mortgage
3d mortga-^e, ounsolidatetl
Scrip for past due coupon
llliiiotH CVn*nt^--atock
1st mort. cunstroctlun bds(now payable)
do
do
do
do
gold
9,1(17,70(1
I8lu
1870
120
..,,,....
,.,..
Vet earnlmjs, 1370-71, IJ0.499.
Has a
Oct., 1389 Sold, 1871, to Ft W.Jack., 4 Sagluaw.
Apill, 18.>
In progress.
Fir^t Int.due Jan.,'78. (r. 15,p.76.)
> •
Net earnings, 1371-72, »417, ^SS. (v. 14, p.
Ba't., »|erch. Nat. Bank Oct. 1, 1901
N. y., Bk of N. America July 1, 190.
.\ugusta,Ga., I!i:. Bank .Inly. 18T2
do
1370 to 13.31
York and London. ept., 19»
Jan.. 1892
N. y., Wlnslow, L.
Co
1389
51^
3(».(Kll)|
100
.
'31-'j.'
mortgage
niirl..Priw.
.llXl&c
201
lstnlurt<ago((iulucy* Palmy. RR,
(lvan.C.& Cam. lilt.)
RiirUin Extenition—iAU inortifage
Uirrlib.. f*,trt>t*h, Mt.jQtj tt Z.a»ca«—atock
4
,,,.,3,76,-^
K
Ist mort.
oin. stork.
1, 189'.
V.,Farm.L'an4TCo May
N.
.
,,,6g
JItcktfniark ,fe ,v.
Exteniiojt^lrt mort.
J/ tiuiibal tmt.JoHepfi—cQmiaoa stock
'
en.)
1,188(1
,.
preferred ^tock
Mbsourl State Loan
i.and Grant mortgage
Bonds ISTO, conv.
p.
.\ll
S01,7:fi
lil36,5W
u,
tlMIXB2, pref. * 100,000. Ket
lirofita, 18:0-7I, (liU 157 i s nk. f'd, $11,0110
peryr. (v. IS, i*. 666.)
I'.in^ul, w'th St. Louis
8.K. (v. :5, p. '2:1)
1, luu Stock jiaid in.liKIO.OOO.
(v. 13. p. 667.)
July l,ls7-< l)iv. Ill 10 years, 75 per cent. ,t. 14. p. 43.)
Gro-s earnings. 1311, $6',4.rA'i; expensefl,
May'lVlRSl
fl02,<^ll ; I el ear .ings. «2:i,37i.
do
.Nuv.
do
Aug.
B'nk of America Inly
London, Co.'. omco.
4g, .1.4. 1. Lonilun and Portland.
.A.,&0. Londuu, at Cu.'s Office.
6 g,
,l.i4,l,
do
Var.
F.& A.
do
5
J, A J.
do
,l.ft,r,
5
do
,T, & J.
4
do
3
.!.& J.
do
3
Londoiv 4 .-Montreal.
A. 4 0,
A,&Oi
do ,<i •
:'^''
J.-& J. Loudon ilsintStodk Bk.
J. 4 ».
do
do
I*
du,
M'.&Sh
do
do
,h & .1,
do"i'g.
jEln
iioo
(v.
I
doi
.1. Jc J,
.I.ifc,!.
l.'f70
Atlantic & St. Lawrence, defer'd 1 it. ctfs
Etiulpnieut M., 1st on all rolling -tock...
Mortgage
do
do
do
do
'g
4,2()0,t«)0
.Ian.
uK,
Pa.
Klele t«blea uf ea' ulngs, ex..enNe8, l*allities, &e., showing on exceia uf dl,.
bursemifiits al>ove rt-celitls, ofiub 6,f,i:.
The net earnings aliove Int., dc. fur the
fiscal yeitr eiull' K In Iif7l, were $118,-^1:
1870, none: I36!l, M75,6l2i 186-1, |:i2,t72-, 1861,
.
,do
i>y
.
A..&0.
6 B.
.
M.& N,
.\.&
500,(100
l:V),000
,1,500,0
,
Ulva. guar
The report for the nine mouths ending
Jure w, 1872, Is pubilahed very lully la
the Chko.mclk, v. 15, p. 82. with cum-
.
A.it O.
,
do
do
do
do
do
M,&S.
J.
6l5..V)tl
(<7'r?ici./a)— stock
hl'.isi S.
J.<£ J,
.J.&,l.
7
500,0011
,1,300,000
1,0011
Mort.toBK of U. Canada onsurplus lands
4th
V-
325,000
300,000
1,500,000
'
10
Oilinau, tUiiluii <t Sprinar—M M.,gold..
ad mort -age, gold
Or: /I'tpnin it iiitlUtim^m m, gold, guar..
do
do
do
10 f
10
10
3
8 f
100,000
50(1
i'ood
Bonds, not niorteage
3d
7
8 f
17(>,l»10
.
1,001
l'<70
•Jalei-ihm, Ifoiuiloa <l U. cif 18:i— 1st .Mort.
3ei>rgia K. It. tt Banking Co.— stock
ti
M.& N
J. lb, I.
165,00.1
Peiinsi/lpaiita—latM., gold
do
.
ilo
Fet)'."lF«
.luly 15, '!;
May. 1379
.Meh. 1,1379
Ma-ch ItKl
Oct. I IMtl
London.
Sept I,1S75 «1,(110.534
(v.
20,
SSi, M; V.
Sew Vork and London .Meli.l.lirJO 15, p. I-2.4I.43, 5' 14,b'2,p.3:».l 85,
-N
V ., Union TruBt Co. -ept 10, '72 Leased In 1870 to Pa. Kit. for 7 er ct per
do
Ilo
.Ian. 1, 1332
annum uuaiock and debt. NeleamlaAi
"
do
do
A|>r. 1, In90
lnl871, |<i)«,Ull. (V. 14, p. «28<(
do
do
.Inly 1,1898
do
do
Oct, I, 1390
To form a direct line from Baogor to fit.
Kew Tork * London. Ian. 1.1889 John and Halifax (v. 13, p. )U9, 52»i.
S.
J.lc.1.
M.& N.
K & A,
,1
&J
1.50,1)00
LUm
HU:
,1(111
'.J
I
6g M.«
i.iKai
:
Ist mort, gol
Oraiid Trunk
A.&Oi
1352
so;
1370
Flint & Holly K.K. (a. f., $a,l«)0 per year)
Bay City IC, ttatfiuaw, Ist M.snarby lesu'B
Bay Couniy, Issued In aid &
du
Constru'-tion lionda
Uolly, Wayne* Monroe, 1st uiort.s.f. ...
>/o/'(<(t*— Ibt mortgage, gold, convertible,
FlWihlitg (fc iVuj-M«ii/«— l8t inoi^tKagc
F.iiuta,'Ioh>ixUjuuttt Glover-tville— lit juort
Fort.tf'uf/ni\ Jufkifon itSiidiiut'O—i^t inort
rt. und e<ini|)ment bunds
I in
Fort W'mjne.Maiuii^ Jb CVnn— Ist M., gold.
<t
,).&.!.
6g. J.St,I.
J/endet'aon ,fc yanhv.—\st iiiort.
Tei-re. Ilmile tt VMc.—lat M.ulJ
mort
4. 1.
A,*0.
3,000.000
I8fi9
Ptliit it Afc-e MarqufUe—ttUiet
Ist mort., L. G., 153.600 acres. Ist illv
Jst Af., -iiUa, Sil on 40, l.i,- , 15:!,l)00 no., ii d.
l8t nio< tKUXe, L. G., aSSjOOO acres, 30 <llv. .
'Jd
s.
J.
000,0(10
'
/ Ichburu —stock
Ff^terick
11.
i.a.i.
J,ftU,
d.dt s
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I.
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l.SiM
do
do
do
do
da
id
do
8.
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>,00|).(jOU
»;ll.-. .-Il.'i.
yi». Kent paid, $:6.'>.'<i.'..
Nrtiarul.
Ni-t
laruliHci
In 1871,
in
iKi'l, t59,<i39,
*59,a», agiiiist
agilnst *90 2l9 in llfiO
lir!J),
Company.
Phlla., by
.
926,500
180,000
3,000,000
tieoaedln 1868 In N'urthern Cent, fur
lg72
July, 1872
N.V., Omce,'23d Mieet.
M &
.
Mar,
do
M.liS.
u.eLH.
4,441,>W
KKUABKg.
Phlla., Penn. Life Ina.Co Jan. 1,1800,
Pblla., Penn. It. R. Co.
28112
A..
i.'a'j.
4,000,UUU
6,000,UIO
•
imi KM&c
i8t iiiurlKiiKe, cunv. Into couh. luortj^ugc
'M ni.M-trfUH, convertible
Consol. lo^n.freeof State tax.^
,..
Kqul •ineittbou'i*
*
£,<tropean <t .V. Amei-tca}i,{Me):
lit .M,, Winn, to N.H. line
j Bangor
'.jj inort, Itangorto Winn
)
loan.
l/dKriint hils* utM. Bang to WInu
E'llnnDtt Vrawfonlilh-Ul M, Kv.t ni.,9.f..
1st niort., fl.f {Kvansvllle to Terre 11.)..
Itockvlllc oxteuHlou
F,tc
78,000,1100
3,5:16,910
3,000/10''
I
llite,
lastUlrld.l
Penn. B. B. Co
Plilla.,
}.
Prlnclplll,
WTiom.
,1,
&,).
-*.* II.
"iiio
lOU
1,000
16.13
4tli in.>i-li^;i>;tt,
5tli ul.>rti(.ti{u,
h
30U
1319
ni.>i't!{a}(e
,l.i£
,1.
50.UiO
I
ti
3H
500,1)00
1,(1001100
.
1,000
JiHIIlll,
OK DlVIDF.NDq^
1* •!'"'""'•
M.ft N.
900,000
50
Pri-rfn-cl tiUK-k
error diacovered In oar Tablaa.
aiijr
Wlnnl Wbeio Payable and by When
'i»'°J
Cent
KliHiinit n7//;(im»i)(w«—.Uock, coin
IHI tliortL'i^K*' l>uiiils
INTKItKBT
;_
ut'
;
>
Honesdale Kat. Baitk.
do
do
do
N. y., by Erie R. K.
Indianap.. Treas. offlce.
X. v., J. 4 S. Fergu un.
N.Y.,Bankof Am
1890
.July 1.1902
1900
July 1, 1887
Jan. 1, 1389
Jan. 1, 1SS9
May
Mav
1. 1872
1, ISSl
riea.lApl. LIST!
J.
N.Y.,St.NlcU.>i.Bank..Oct. 1, 1906
do
July 1,1910
do
do
K.
N. y., Bank of Amcrlca.|May
1,
N. Y., r»na'»' L.*T.Co. July
1, IS74
Bds offered in
Atig.,*73.
on earnings.
Lands, 193,000
Seeadr.lu Cbbq:^.
Leaned to Erie Railway Co.. which pays
interest ou the bonds, (v. 14, p. t29.)
in 1871 to PIttfl.. Cinn. & St. t. RR
(i;nar. by l^. RK.)for int. and sinking
lund of bonds andf 7 per cent a year on
stock.
Ket earnings in 1871. $45809^
Leased
(V. 14, p. 591.)
1832
Leased to Mich. Cent.
^
m
M
.
..
.
. ..
,
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
424
[September 28, 1872.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Subscriber* wl\\ confer a ceroat favor by
BESCUIPTION.
I
of
1868
i.Oj
1,000
1,000
500,000
SOO.Utl
2,789,413
500,000
1,400.000
539.500
187,000
1,500.000
1,000,000
50
9,asj.2fJI
1869
1,000
6,466,000
186r.
1.1100
2,240.0l«)
1,000
4,06:1,01X1
1.0(10
i.cxu
•.•••
JCaM Citi/, St. Jo.
Ut mortijaie,
<
Council niujrft-fitock..
,Jt
& St. Joseph RU
B.
'.
Bt.J.&c.B. B.£..l8tM
2d M
,
do
do
Kansas City, St. J. & C. B. KU., consolM
Mo. Valley KU. (Aug.l. 6d...-.
gold
do
do
do
Sanma i>ic/^r—stock
loi ifl. (>roid) laud
l8t Mort., Kolfl
1st Mort., Kold
"
•
265
52
7S
7S
1866
1S67
iOO
1,000
1,000
18fl!l
*10&c
2tR)
1.S70
l.UllO
ISU
l:;o
673
245
14U
253
•
,
road, sinking land
&
.
S94
2d Mort. (jjoverninent subsidy)
(Leavenworth Br.)
Land tir. Mort. on 100,liuy acres
3d mort. Income bonds (lUl issued.)
Land Grant Bonds Rold on a.0U0.OUO acres
2d mortgage, gold, on same
'ileal Count!/ R. A*. -1st mort. bonds
Kf-iUucky Cenfi-al—^d mortgage
1886
'65- 'B'
1866
1865
1866
1870
18;i
I8t Mort.
3d mortgage
LackawannaikBloofmburg—UtmoTtgaHf^.
Ist mortgage (extension)
2d mortgage
2d mortgage (extension)
Income bonds
LiUe Krle <fe lMninpUle—\Al mortgage
Lake Onturio Shore— \Bt mort., go.d
Xake S/iore& Mich. A'om«A.— stock
6,31G.OI10
\',m
600.000
(KH)
19'.!,UI0
IW&C
.,~^^
250&C
4.275,3.50
1,863,2:*)
....
1,'00,100
1
W«
500&C
1853
18.W
1855
1855
1860
1860
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
i
Schoolcraft
Kalamazoo, Allogim & Grand Rapids
Jamestown & yraukllu, tst mortgage.
do
do
2d morttfaue ..
i^ke Sup. it Mias.— 1st M., Kold,l. t;r.,8.f.
2d mort., gold. 1. gi., s. (., conv
&.
.
1869
1870
1870
1853
1857
1856
1831
1859
1867
1869
1852
1855
1866
1858
1862
Ut mortgage
Fort Smith— \Bt mort., gold..
2U0
47
161
20it
15
55
82>i
82 >^
150
i
Bds to State Kentucky (perpetual
Louisville & Frank tort bonds
&
Loan
do
2d
L'iftiHville d: Mishri He— stock
1st mortgage on main stem
Lebanon
Br., 1st
500&C
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
do
.
ISTO.
Stock, Ist preir..
Stock. 2d preir
Ut mortgage, dollar
Ut mortgage, sterling
500.000
115,0(»1
2,014,000
861,l:ai
50
i853
1866
1S69
1870
1870
500
1,000
50
1,000
1,0011
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
lOO&c
""50
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
100
1,000
3,826,01X1
5,000,000
59,000
900.000
4,u>i,aio
1,471,000
190,000
3,5O0,0CO
5,1 00,000
750,000
2,646,iai
77! .ioo
1,5(«,00U
200,«iO
3,00 ,000
1,30 sOUl
175,000
2,623,183
851,000
74.519
S4,000
23,000
100,000
3,000,000
701, OO
fitOI'kH,
IKliS
1868
1871
288
20
Ti
iyik
i9:x
'.25.0'«
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
i-SOO
139,000
88,000
333,l»0
6,6)7.000
4
5
7
7
7
7
7
Sept
June
1,18 4
do
Aug.
Septl,
do
1890
1,1893
1.1893
N.Y.,Lon"d"on"& Fianlif M«y'!","lR9n
N. Y., & St. Lnuia.
Fef). 1, 1S95
do
June
do
1,1896
lS9'.-97
.Jan. 1. 1896
187!
76
June 1.1916
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y.,
A.&O
M.&K.
J.&.l.
M.&S.
A. SO.
J.&
J.
J.&.).
J. & J.
J. 4t.l.
J.& J.
.T.
&
11.
f.
J.&
f.
A.&<J.
F.
10
10
7 1.
.).
Q-J.
2M
.1
.
&
&
A.
.1
M.&N.
Q"-J.
is
f.
6
7
6
I.
&
Api. 15,1880
100
2.500,'l00
1870
1870
\',m
is7i
iin&c
600.000
3.431.520
1.000,000
1,100,000
&
Jan.
<
J.&
f
7
3K
8g
6
2
6
J.
J.&.I.
aOO&c
100
"so
51)
,
1869
1S7J
1870
1,000
I.IKIO
1,000
(V. i4, p.628.)
April, 1892 Net earnings in 6 mos. to Sept.
July. 1885
April. 1886
Nov., 1873
July, 1882
Sept. 18S6
Ai rli, 1898
Jan. 1, 1890
1,
»23,'00.
penses. 9..79,^06 net earnings, $5,018,168.
,^ee rcpoi-t in Chkoviclk, v. 14, p. C'27.)
Total recei|)ts in l!70. $13.4.37 540. Op. expenses. *8 502.620. An increase of 40p.c.;
stock was voted in '71 to > hareholdei s on
pa\Tnent of 3i 1-3 per cent of the par
value in cash lull paid stock wa« issued
;
:
August
.luly,18S7
after
Ju y.l8S7
V. 14, p. 457,627,)
May, 1873
1898
Sept., 1910
Oct.. 1872
June,
do
do
Bost., Nat.
do
Bk. Com'rce.
N. Y^Venniiyo
fS90
.Ian. 1. 19011
&
Co.
Sept., IfrrJ
July. 1898
Philadelphia.
1890
1893
do
June,
D.
J.
&.J.
J. &J.
J . & .1
,I.&.I.
6
6
6
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.&
J.&
.1.
1, IS. J.
4
7
6
6
7
7
6
7
7
Nov.
.
;
30,
1871. $5,S02.8'2
;
net, $2,440..»52.
In lOyrs. 100 per ct. In Mch..
per cent new stock was sold at
par to stockholders, (v. 14, p. 387.)
!»72. 33>i!
Leased for l^ycais to Paeitlc olMo.
Leased to Pitts., Cin. & bt. L., gnar. by
Penn. RR. lessees assuming liabilities
and paying $430,000 per yr. (v. 14, p. 59 1.)
Land grant about 1,009,*296 acres. Slate
Louis
18">9
br.
per cent, Sept..
1812.
July, 1872
lille.
completed in 1870. Div. of 3
1871. and — percent Sept..
h<,ld!i l^t mort. bonds
to retire extension &Gle:i Cove br. bds.
Gros« earnings. 1871-72, $1,0:18 213 expenses
ag Harb.
Comimny
;
$Mi3,n3; net earnlnKi,$'2;-5,79«; By con^OT., 1871, with Ches. & Oulo,
$l,0i 0.000 new stock- was sold to C. & O.
at SO. and $9 0.(XIJ of old stock at 65.
tiact.
Bank of America.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N.Y., J. B. Alexander
N. Y..
1900
Jan., 1874
Jan., 1881
Jan., 18ii7
(V. 13, p. 210. 635.)
.1
'71
F.'4"a.
Philadelphia.
Aug.'.'lSi.:
N.Y., M.K. Jesup & Co
do
tlo
Various, N. Y., M. K. Jesup & Co
A. & O.
do
do
7
5 f
7
A.&O.
J.& I).
A.&O.
A.&O.
A."&"o.
F.& A.
6
A.&O.
6
A &
ig
o.
J.&.l,
J.&
Macon, Ga.
New York.
Boston, Nat. Exch.
do
do
do
do
Bk
do
do
do
do
(V. 13, p. 833.)
1887-1900
1889
1879
June, 1872
Oct., 1880
Oct., 1890
'
1912
1890-91
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1900
July, 1898
July, 1901
J.
J.'&"j.
Boston, Nat. Exch. Bk.
J.& J.
A.&O.
Augusta, Me.
(v. 14, p. 79'.)
Leased to^umniU Br.RK. at $6.>,5(10.
in 170. Operated «ith Ga. RR.
Opened
July""l891
do
Apr.
do
A. & O.
A.&O. Boston, WashingtouBk. Oct.
1,
1.
.^eased to Central Ga. RR., to have the
same dividends as the lessee.
In progress, 163m. and branch, 60m.
Leases the Dexter & Newport, Belf.ist &
Moosehead Lake, Kennebec & Portland.
And' oscoggln, and Leeds & Farmiuglou
roads. The gross earnings in 1871 were
$ ..56 1,436; operating expenses, $1,014,638.
leaving net earnings, $168,797. Interest
and tsxes were ${13 9,'9. The consol.
mort. of l8iJ will r, tire ail tlie old doht.
Bee report In Chsohiclk, vol. 14, p. 459,
1883
1895
June, '74
6
6g. m."&"n.
1.
M.&
J.&
N.
J.
1.388,992
8,13l),7l9
'i's.
4.460,368
2.450,000
1,050,000
2,500,000
2,540,000
300.000
271.000
1,500,000
150,000
850.000
150,000
3 8.
7
m"."&"s.
M.&S.
F.& A.
]'
F.& A.
M.& N.
8
.I.&.l.
7
,J.& J.
A.
M& N.
7g F.&
8
J. &
6
6W
Dividends
lu hands of receiver,
5
7
(V. 13, p. 145.
& ,1.
April, mxi
A.&O.
Aug., 18- Annual report published in Ciiroxiclk
Louisville.
F. &A.
N. Y'.. J. B. Alexander. Jan l,'73-'76 V. 13, p. f06. shows net earnings lU
J &
1866-87
do
do
all lines ope ated, 1870-71. $492,984. al:ove
A.&O.
do
1886
M.&N.
do
expenditures for new rolling stocl-'. &c.
Louisville.
May, •73M.&N.
Total cost of pr,,periy. fil.lKiO.OOO. Diva,
Nov. .'80- '85 of 7 to 8 per cent a year since 1863. of
M.&.N.
do
Oct. 15, 1893
A.& O.
do
the $8,000,000 cons, loan $2.50O.0(X) reseria
A.&O. N. Y., J. B. Alexander April, 1898 to redeem old bds, balance for imp'v'ts.
J.&D. Loudon, Baling Bros. Dec, ISOl
(V. 14 p. 732.1
.1.
491,501)
100
100
100
IOO
Land
1870.
I
itiii $lii.l<iOi)er mile.
do
Apl 1. V.tV
A.&O.
A.&O. N.T., Union Trust Co. April. H«lO State aid $13,000 jier mile.
J.& J.
Pbiladelfihia (^IHcu.
July, 1S72 Leased and operated by Phil. & Reading.
do
Oct., 18'Dlv'ds 7 per cent, (v 14. p. 6.'8.)
A.&O.
Q-F. N.Y., Jones & Schuyler Aug., 1900 In prOL-ress. Logansp. to Rockvlllo, Ind.
Operated witli N. J. southern.
J.&S. N. Y., N. J. South'n U.E
F.* A.
M.& N.
6
3
514.IW
in
»8ai,746
.
July, 1888
Jan. 1.1897
Junel.1891
& Phila. Jan., 1899 L. gr. 1,633,000 scree. Leased to N. Pac.
Api.l.lwiO
do
Piltsburg Oftlce.
July, 18:2 Leased to P., Ft W. & C. 40 p. c. on gross
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co Aug. 18%
earn'g-, but $4'',0GOper yr a ininin unt.
Net earniuts, !8'.172,
N. Y.. Farm.L.&T. Co. July, 1899 Stock is $5,000.(00.
$19i,313. Sec annual r port lav. 15, p. 189.
May, ISHKI
Boston Ofllce.
Feb.. 1897 Operated by N.J. Central RU,
?.
Receipts from all sonrces in year ending
Pblladelphis Office.
JiilV IS.
I),
J.'&'j.
4^f,
10,000
746,300
631.000
496 892
425,000
741,400
52,000
217,300
1,149.300
560,000
ISO.oWi
1,000,000
300,000
against
is over 6.0UI,000 acres. Int. on Income
ond- is ayable only oul of net earn-
gr
1, 18S-
&D. N.Y'., N. Bk ('ommprcp. Dec.l, 1899
Q-M. New York &. Cincinnati, Sept., 1872
M.&N. N. y.. Bkof America. May, 1883
J.
7 f
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
An
N. Y.. Boston
do
M.&S.
A.&O.
2
6
6
Og.
1»),0(«)
•60-
927,
May 15,1889
New Yorli.
O OpdjTKo&Co.
M.&N.
.1
6g.
7
7
7
1,100,(100
This Co. owns a majorilvof ftockin the
Denver Paeitic. whn-h isi neratedinconnecllon with Kansas PaciSc. In 1871 nel
carninesof Kansas Pacific were 11,009,'
;
,!.& J.
7
100,000
2,.'*
(v, 13, p. 488.)
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Aug.',"lS72 Consolidation, Ju"e, 1869 of the L. Shore
do
do
AUi., 18T2
road (including Clev.,P. & A. and Clev.
F.& A.
& Tol.) and the Mich. S. & N. Iiid. Co.'s
A.& (). N. Y., BanlcolN. Yorlc. Oct., 1879
N. Y., Union Trust Co. July, 190)
a d Sept., 1869, Buir. & Erie Co., which
J <k J.
dii
do
July, 1900
Included the Bnir. & State Line, and Erie
& Nortlieast. Detroit, Mon. & Tol. road
M.'&N. N.Y., Bank of N.York. May, 1885
do
do
Nov,, 1877
and Kalamazoo & White Pigeon are
M.& N.
do
do
owned; Jamestown* Krankl, leased at
AUR., 1876
F. & A.
do
do
.luly, 1874
40 per cent of gross cariiiiigs, a' d hai.
,l.&.1.
do
do
Jan., 18811
Alieg. & G.I!., leased lor Int. on stoc*
J.& J.
Oct.,
do
do
18!)2
and bonds amounting to »103.800 per yr.
A.&O.
do
Total length operated, 1.0i4m. In 1871
do
April, 1899
A. & ()
(iro-s earnii gs were $14.797,9:5 op. exdo
do
Dec, 1872
J.& D.
7
7
300&C
M4ti,U76.
;
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
"s"
m&c
scrip
'.
du
do
do
1880
1,1892
1,
F.'i'A.
670,1100
1869
1871
Marietta d Pittsb—\stM,%\\,\jm ft.
Marquette d Ontoitagon-Ut M., income...
Maryland d Delaware— 1st mortgage... .
»698.3»4. Net earn'es 1870-71, 16^,436.
Consol. of C. Bl.&M.Jo., ht.Jo. *C.
Bl.,and the Mo. Valley Co.'s. Line Kan.
City to C. 1)1., '203m. ; branch, St. Jo. to
Hopkins, 61in.
Net earnings In 1871i
Jan".
N.y..Farm.L. & T. Co Aug.
A.&O.
te-
600.000
•67-'70
isjo
18BS
1st mortgage.
M. guar, by M. & C
Owned by connecting Co.*i. Cost of road
1900
1.
3,000,01)1
"ioo
100
gold
Boston.
'.,1882
Apt.
.J
.
M.&N.
7
rroo.ooo
July
M.& S. N. Y'., Lond. & Franiif.
ings. Annual report In Cukoniclk.v.
do
luiy 1,1880
&
11, p. 795.
do
M.&S.
Sept., 1806
J.& J. Pliila, Corn Excli. Bank Ian. 1,18S9 In progress.
U.& H. N. Y., B'nk of America. March 1883 Covington, Ky., to Lexington, Ky. Isl
do
J & D.
do
Mine, 18-J5
inort bonds paid March, 1S72.
J.*
N. Y'., Del., Lacli.& Wn Jan. 1, 1875 Net earnings in Iii7l,?393.8i4. tl nss earndo
M. & S.
do
March 1885 ini;s, $874,410. Capital stock is $1,335,000.
J.&.J,
8,<180,600
551,'«10
i'.ooo
8d mortgage
Scioto & Hock. UK.,
;
REMARKS.
when Due,
,'
355,aK)
6,000,000
T2O,0OO
300,000
18,158,600
871,S80
1,000
1,000
1,000
&
dii
A.JfcO.
1,000
1853
1368
1870
1857
1869
N. Y.
du
do
til.&H.
J
7
7
7
7
7
7
Phlladephia OfBeo.
du
du
U. o.Trea8.,at iiiaturlty
N. y.. & St. Lou.B.
7k.
!'••
7g.
7g.
id mortgage..
mortgage
T ablcw.
last Uiv'd,
M.& N.
.I.&,J.
V83,S5I1
,
;id
k'.
F.& A.
J.& D.
6
7
7
7
50,1,00(1
Androscoggin RK., Bath City loan.
Portland & Kennebe.\ stofk
do Yarmouth stock ctfs
do
do
do lat mort. extended...
do
do Consolidated mort..,
Somerset * Kennebec, Ist tfc 2d mort's.
Belfast & Moosehead, Ut mortgage,
Manchester d Lawrence— stock
Mansfield d Prawf/wf/Zm/n—lai mortgage..
Marietta d Cincinnati— v,tock, com
Bait., 1st
s«6
9,'4,(I00
1,00,1.000
&
» M.a 'N.
iif.
150,00
New Loan torHl.iyo.LKiO. gold
Leeds &. Farmlngton U.K. loan
M. C. & Aridro^coggin UK. interest
lioni.
•*
do
F.
4,600,00)
3,200,000
1856
1860
1863
.
Extension Bonds,
&
A.
A.
IOO
i353
Loan
lat mort consol
(gold)
Bonds »l,lOO,0;t(i Loan, A. A K. KK
1st mortgage, Bangor L'n (P. & K. RK.)..
Cin.
D.
*
1,000
1831
1867
1870
..
Portgage— 1st M.,goid
.
&
*'.
&H.
f.
l.Wl
500&C
500&C
Maine Central—stock
'
5,256,000
2,693,aiO
.1.
8
15'l,000
bram-h, Ut mortgage
mortgage
Extcn^on, Louisville Loan
d
1,000,000
1,500,000
i',000
2d mortgage
Etiuipm nt bonds
Maco'i (fc Western— stock
Bonds
1,000
loan;.
Consol. 1st niortgat,'e for fS.OUO.UOO
Memphis & "hio. Isl M,, storli-g, guar...
Louisville. JVew Albany d: C7iic— Stock
Lijkens Valley— stock
Macon d Augmsta— ist M. guar, by Oa
1st mortgage, not guaranteed
Macon d Itruun wick— 1st M., State endors.
MiuliHon
3,699,01)0
M
8 f
849,000
brancii. Loalavllle
do
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Loan
Lebanon
Memphis
1.800.000
1,0110
50
100
Lex., Isr morrgage...
do
Louisville
1,000
600
;
&.
100
49.000.(X
533.5111
10 f.
1.'69
Frankfort
Louisville, Cinn.
Wbcre Payable, and
by
.i."i""j.
8
7
7
1857
1870
1869
LoganHiiCrawrdso. S.W of Ind—x^fiA gld
Zontf Branch cfe Sea Shore— lat mortgage..
Long Island— stock
1st mortgage, main line...
Extension
Glen Cove branch
Xauitvtlle, Cin.dk Lexington— stock
Prelerred 9 percent stock
Louisville
300,1 lOil
20,0(l0p.ni
50
Ut mortgage, sinking fund
Lexington
1.000
lOO&c
1.000
a— Ark. Si.Lo'n
Little Rock, Pine SI. d: .V.
Little Sc/t II f/lki II— stock
200,000
250,(00
15
Street Connection bonds
f
40(1,000
500.0(«)
7
500&C
11170
Lehiyh Valley—&toK\i, com. and prefl'
Bonds of lH5SexcUangable for new
l8t mortgage, new, IwW
2d morttjagii. reg
iBt mortgage (Hazleton ^\i.)
Lexington d; St. Louis— 1st mortgage, gold
Little Jf/rt»*/—stock, com..
s.
Whenll
J.*. I.
A.&O,
1868
1869
1867
1867
1868
1863
1869
Leaven., Law., it Gat.—\st M.,l.g.,8.f..coQV
Kansas C. and Santa Fe
—
Lehigh A Lfickaioanna—\fit M
d:
"""t
100,000
2l«,U10
300,000
3,000,000
400,0Ui
100,000
100,00
840,000
500,000
.---
£a lore nee— ^tock
Ist mortgaiie
Hock
9U>.0Oa
100
%
Land grant,
400,0011
84l,l«)0
237 .UKl
.,
18Ti
.STl
(Juar luteed. 10 per ct, stock
Bonds of October 1, 1809, S. F
1IH3
Consolid mortgage. 1870, coup
1013
reg
do
do
5J1
l8t mortgage. S. fund M. 8. & N. 1
521
2d mortgage Micti. B
65
Bt mortgage (I.>.,M.& T. RR.)
96
Ut mort. (C, V. & A. UK.), Sunbury bds,
ye
2d mort. (C, P. & A. UU.)regiftter«dbds.
8d mortgage (C. P. & A. KU.)
Lake Shore dividend bonds, April, !S69..
"so
Jnnction KK 1st mortgage bonds
163
Ut mortgage (C. & Tol. UK.) s'k'g*''d ....
16S
id mortgage (C. & Tol. UK.)
88
Buffalo »fc Erie, mortgage bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ao
Kaiamazoo& White Pigeon
Schoolcraft & hr^e Uivers
Little
Boiutu, §
Principal,
INTERERT OR DIVIDEND-".
)
4K
2d niortgAKe
OutHtaudlng.
LIST.
n» Immodlate noUce of any error dlwcovered in onr
Amount
Koad
Unction, Pfiiladelpfiia—UtmortgRge
Kalamazoo
sr
{Miles
explanation of all refere-'ces. sec
foot notes uuUt page of UK Tables.
For
fflvlua:
I).
M.IE N.
J.&D.
.Mayl5,lS90
Belfast and Boston.
Manchester & Boston. May. 1872 Operated with Concord RK." (T. 14, p. 731.)
July 1, 18S9 Leased to Ikist. CI. & F.. at w of earnings
The completion of tlie Ohio River bridge
Sept.','"l866
at Parkersbure aud the change of guaif e
Sept., 1866
In the Ohio & Miss. 1!R. in 1871 alT'Cled
Aug.
1,1891
the earnings of M. & C. favorably. Gross
Garret
Sons
Bait., B.
&
Aug.
1,1891
earnings were $1,690,967.
Net reveLondon.
nue. $210,055. See annual report Id v. 14
Bait., B. Garret & Sous. May 1, 1896
July 1, 1S9I1 p. 319.
do
do
May
18%
1,
do
do
Jan.. 1900
Bait., Merch. N. Bank.
N. Y., ivin8low,L.& Co Aug. 1.1895 40m In operation. Ptock subs. $1 S50.0(X).
Boston, Treas. otllre. ,Iune 1.1875 I., gr.. 899,366 acres. Net earnings. $326,749
Nov.
1,18.85 Recently completed.
Bost., Bk Of Commerce
Cost of road aud
Dec.l "" equipments, $1,600,000.
do
do
..
!
. ..
,
..
THE CHRONICLE.
September 28, 1872.]
425
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Sabacribera will conltor a sreat favor
DE8CKIPTI0N.
'iA
iiiortKage
Arknnsas
»««— i8t M. 1.
jaii, ^lU.OUO
I.
Outstanding
Kr....
...
MlctiltfHU Central (Air Line inurtKaKe) .
MlchlKAO Air lue l»t M.. asrtum.by M.C.
Kalamazoo •£ South Haven, 1st M., guar
<lo
do
'4dM., Kuar..
i
Oraad Ulv. Valley, ist M., assumed
do
do
2d M.,Kuar
MirhiQaii r^lin Shnff^lst mortgage
Mi'tliind PitcttU'~\i>l mortgttKe.gori
Milwaukee, lii Northern ~\6t mortgage
Uitwaukee it St. itl«/— stock
Preferred 7 per cent (cumulative) stock
mortKage
143
1870
1871
7
17,9S7.0H
284
284
284
111
19TJ
ni
1,'>W
2,208,5110
1,1 110
.'.58,000
1,000
1,000
I.OtO.O-O
1,900,000
2,100,000
640,000
70.000
1,000,000
500.000
88J,000
1,100,000
1, IX.
27
87
l.OOl-
111
111
l.OUl
l,UKi
l.oco
56
S7
126
I'lW
500&C
iin
100
100
l.OOu
1,000
1121
18,1
'226
lOUU
49
1,000
1.000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1868
1870
320,1100
i,aio
1,000 20,000 p.m.
1,854,000
2,000,000
1,278.980
1,860,000
50
M
C. B.R.)
Tenn. State Loan
Mint., Onachltatt Red R.—UfH.goM..
Ist mortgage CiW.OOO acres land)
Bonds, State Arkansas, yiO.UOOper
MiHHiHHtmit it ?'«««.— 1st mort.
1,550
1896
1866
1,00(1
7,933,000
5,000.000
500&C
1,9.tO,OCO
500
377,M)0
300,000
'i9-'66
1
•.,161.134
30,00(1
1864
1866
'.'.'.'.'.
var.
var.
Bonds, endorsed
Nanho. & Decatut Ist M , guar, by L. AN
2d Mortgage
ya.ihua it IjOtcell—atocic
A'if(j7a*«cA'— Stock
1st mortgage, convertible
330 000
F.& A.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
IK8I
1H74
1897
Doc, 18'0
Dee., 1870
1898
1898
M.ft S.
J.
J.
ft
ft
F.ftA.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
.1 . ft J
IW)
1891
London, ft New York. Jan., 19<r2
N.Y., MI1.& St. P. RR
Feb.. 1896
N. Y.. Union frustCo.
1891
Phila<lclpbla, P. ft K. Co July IP72
Detroit, ist Nat. Bank ,Inu. 1, 189
ti. Y.. .\g.'ncy of Co.
Jan. 1,1890
N. Y.,3.L. King.
Nov.,'69""
8
6
F ftA.
do
J.ft J.
d.)
do
do
Aug,
1,1875
10
7
8
8
mort
68*70
1869
Memphis,
do
Office,
.
1870
—
N,y.&
o'.
bi
lltl
t.8
1865
1818
1868
1870
1871
llO&e
78
18li9
1,000
68
7S
New Jerxey WeH Line— Ist mort., gold
Nsw London North. —stuck
ist Mortgage bonds
N. OrleanH,.lai-kH. dbOt. JVor(*.— Ist mort.
2d mortgage
Income Douds, gold
N. O. City exten.
- bonds.
'
N. O., Mobile
bile it
rejVM— 1st mort., skg fund
Jd mortgage, end trsed by - tate La
New Tork <( ^o.vio?)— Ist morrgagc, gold ..
New York Central it Hudnon /rtff(^r— stock.
Premium bonds
(N. V.,
Bonds lor debts assumed
do
B.& N.F, Btockh'd's
do
railroad stock,.
do
real estate
Bonds convertible tiU'W
Renewal bonds
<:entral)..
do
do
do
do
"\\
mort,,!
W.&N-
7
F.ft A.
J. ft J.
I
F.ftA.
A.ftO.
7 f
"5"
J.'* J.
7
J.ft J.
A.ftO.
I'- M.ft N.
5K F.ftA.
7
7
ig.f,
6
W*
V.
J.
f.
ft
.1.
Var
ar.
M.ft N.
g.
7
f
f.
7 f
ft
A.
F.ftA.
F.ftA.
M.ft N.
J.ft J.
lOI&c
1,1<0
3.0TO,Om
1869
849
1,00(1
2.0l«).(XX1
1,0011
1,00
125
« p.m,
2,900,000
Sil,42<,330
1853
IK56
500*c
5,936,626
1,514,000
l&M
5a)4:.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,090
18.3
1863
1861
1853
76,(XX)
592,000
166.000
88,000
2,900.000
7
7
8or7g.
8
7g.f
6
7
6
6
«
7
6
1.894,0011
7
1,0I«
166.000
1,950,000
60
50
8,5(X),0OO
1,500.00(1
7
7 f
4
1,IKI0
3,o(v;ooo
1,000
1,767.00(1
112,31)5
SOOftc
1,IX)0
106.000
161,000
A.ftO.
J.ft J
..500,000
lUl
for999 vrs.
Cost,»1,5a).00«.
'64
gr.,'25;000 acres,
.5.
(v. IS, p. »40.)
f^tate aid, tl0,000
nUiM;
t2'27.H2; In 1810,
1866, $152,212;
1868, 1116.814 : 1867. »207,S4». (v. 13j).5rM
o' ir. Pncille. • o, Br, ft Tcbo ft
bile, '223m.
Net earnings, 1871-T2, »190,I24, See details
in annual report in CiinoNlcLK, v. 19, p.
Arnual report In Chrokici,». t.
shows net ea.nlngs in !87I,
11. p. 763,
»S45,380,
against $619,331 in 1870.
Extension to
Cairo in progress, (v. 14, p. 763.)
19110
1889
Oct., 1901
Operated by Erie. Cost of road,*' 22322.
Leased in perpetuity to Del., Lack ft Wcs.
The lessees as-nme all liabilities and pay
7 per cent on stock, and < per cent after
1874, if they then earn 10 net on M. ft E.
Net earnings In 1871 were $^68,913. (Toi
14,p. 5.'8; V, 15. p. I!',)
CllllONIOLI, V 1. 19. p. 324,
C
.V
(>lll.:c.
Bridgeport.
(.01111.
New
after
July, 1876
(V. 14, i..92?.l
'72.
May. I'm N»t Inronic, I'-70-7l. »KWJ19.
Aug., 187! Net Income, 1871, »a);,978;
(T. 14. n. 43.)
IS70, (209,708.
Leased to N.J. Cent. Cost, •2J67.289.
NovVl,'l889 Leased to Band., M.ft N.;guar. by B. ft O.
May.
i-edford.
4 \., who pay 6 p.c. on stock
(v 12 p. 657. 785, v 13, p, 807.)
Oct., 1887
1872
Net earnings
1870-71, |52.5i,«. it. 14. p. 4S.>
Bost.,SnffolK Kill, Bk.
July I, 881
April, 18T2 Leased to Pa. RR. Dlv.. 1871, 10 per cent.
N. Haven, E.S.Seiaiiton 1S98 ft 1900 City of N «. guar, t2'J5,000of these.
In operation. N. Haven to Mid., 22m.
,N. Y. Hatch ft Footc.
May 1, 1;
New
Haven,
do
do
Jan., 1899
April, 18811
Net Income, 1871.7.', over a'd above 1
est and taxes was 1111,112. (y. 15, p.
ter324.)
1891
I'
1,001
l.tXXI.OCO
I.IXW 12.5IX) p.m.
do
do
do
Bojton Onice.
A.ftO.
5
6
I8:l
1871
1890
ily 1, 1ST2
ilo
Nashville,
ft J.
J.ft J.
6 f
1II1.0III
1
Bonds protested Dec.
N. Y., V.K. Stevenson.
1890
N Y'.,J.B.AIexHnder&Co Julvl, 1"00 Leased to L.
J.
'7'
490,000
1,0011
1883
1883
Iiil4
N. Y., Central of \, J
N, Y'.. Union Trust Co.
M.ftN.
1,428,400
300,000
1860
1810
1870
1900
do
J. ft. I.
J.
|H
7
6
do
do
do
do
do
do
A.ftO.
M. ft S.
i865
May
i9S.or(l.
Apr. 1,19
N. Y., Union Tru t ' o
N. Y.. Dcl.Lack.ft W.
J.ft J.
M.ftN.
.
','..'.'",'"
Q-J.
J.ft J.
6
7
100
Head,.
l.'fll,
Mobile.
A &0.
f.
?H
7b,
1353
186S..
M.&M.
I,(XXI,Ol»)
York it Hnrlent—itoOL
Preferred stock
Northern^ux
m&K
Jan,, 1889
Jan,, 1887
Co,
ft
London.
N. y.ft Londtn.
Q.-J.
F.ftA.
F.ftA.
3,000,000
1,900,000
N. Y., Soutter
".ft N.
J.ft J.
30UWIV
2,(XX),n00
120,01X1
1!
?«•
3,H»,000
New
Plain bonds
llVl&C
city
M,ftN.
axi.ooo
7,295,200
1,U0
1,000
,.
Savanuab ,C. RR, Bk,
M.ft N.
1870
2d mortgage, sink, f d.(Hnd8on River).
8d mortgage
do
....
Coupon 'KMids 1871 (not mortgage)
mortgage
41X1.11011
*
(
m!&'n.
i87i
do
.
1,000
1,000
1,000
N.Y.. Clark, Dodge ft Co Jan., 1889
do
o
Dec. ,1900
8
8
1
a,-"!
P,
8
March.
do
7g.f. M.&S. N.y. G. Opydke ft Co.
Leased In perpetuity by N. Y. ft Oaweco
do
Midland.
do
do
7
do
M.ftS. N. Y., G. Opdyke ft Co Mcli 1, 1886 Road In prnirress and will probably be
do
J.ft O.
do
lune 1,1900 completed Moiitg, to Eufaula in 1872.
3,6:0,000
523,00
0,000
1,100,000
2,100,000
1,000,000
I
'.o
Mankato, Minn, to > tate Line ,6Vm.
operated underlease by an association.
uer mile. Line from Kunlce, Ark., on
Miss. River, to Fulton, on Red R'.llSm.
Apr. 1,1876 Net earnings in year ending -ept. 90, 18n,
Sep.1,'81-93
Mobile ft London.
Mobile.
8
&c
5
500&C
"m
'.
leased
(iross earu'ts,
893.
8<:6g.
7g.
60.^,000
w
v. 14, p. 84,392,62', 789,
Jnn.l, 1892
A.'ii'o.
500,1100
50
rio'i&c
.
.
;
Neosho Val.
Piojeeled 709m. Large
landgrant. Annual repo rt In CU80M1oi.F, v. 14. p. 719.
do
do
Feb., 904
stock,
t5,950,(«io.
J.ft J. N. Y.. Farm. L. ft T. Co Jan. 1, ;899
Net earning* In 7871
Boston, Co,V Ofllce.
A.ftO.
Apll5,l890 ».,'58.!i01.
Whole line proposed, Glraid.Oa. to Ho.
J.ft J. New York & Savannsli,
1872-76
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
"i's.
420,000
no
5»&c
I'.iVd
5011
ends since m6t have been onpref.sfk
Fell.. 1872. 7 cash
Dec 1870 (for 1871) 7
cash; Feb., 18;o. 7 cash and 3 in com.
stock; Jan., 1869, 7 cash and 10 In com,
»to<K. On eoui. slock. Jlcc \>-'M (f r
1871)71ncoui. stoik: Frb , 18:0, 8 cash
and 7 In com. stock; Jan.. b69, 14 Id
com. stock.
Of
St. Cnlon bonds
»,i.000.oui bear 3 per cent Only tlU ISO.
Land
J.&D.
13,698.250
5,000,000
3.000,000
5,000,000
1,968,539
1.546,000
2,10 ',000
SUI.00O
.800,000
1,872,4)0
112,500
600,000
800,000
900,000
172,500
1,000
25
'.'.
Hiiren Midilleiown it IF!H— 1st mort,
2d mor vage
N. Raven it AortAanip. (canal RR)—stock
Mortgage bonds, coimon
Bond .-.inv rt., tax free, coupon.
Holyoke & Westlield RR
Nsw JerHey stock
jd Loan
Sd Loan, due State New Jer-e^
N.,I. .Vidlaiid—XaX, M.,gld,guar by
2d mortgiige, currency
A. J. Southern— \»t mortgage.
50 'Ac
1000 I
1000'
5'J0&f
TVlMMfon— stock
mortgage
it
1,00.1
100
18S6
1867
1
N, Y. Hoitftatonic
1,0(0.1100
250
1870
1867
.
W'wark it New Kor*— st mort
Newark, Somerset it Straitnv, O— 1st mort.
Ist
1,000
i',600
1871
—
Beaver Vallej/Stocii
p.m
100,000
700.0
1867
18;0
1S70
1870
2d mortgage
Convertible bonds
Construction bouds
Geu.M.& Ist on Djit, Br.&c.(guar.D.L&W)
N'itthrtlle tt Chattanooga stock
Consolidated mortgage of
Sinking fund
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
F.ft A.
I*- F.ftA.
53,000
lOO&C
lOO&c
mortgage, sinking fund
mortgage (Toms' RU-er
income bonds.
,1,1882
.
M.ftlt.
J. ft J.
J.
J.
1, 1901
.Inly, 187^
OC
New
V-
1,6.85,000
ft T.).,
51
1st
.1
I, 189i.
I90U
<
J.ft ,1.
M.ft N.
6g
755,040
Morritt it £^j*«a;— stock
Loan
.
A.ftO.
May
July
Consul,
1,476.200
.
Ist
.1
Jan.
7g.
;i3,500
lOO&c
Qainsv.
rterbt/—\Bt
in
10
000
5,l!O7,00O
Mmilclatro/M.J. -1st M., gold, guar
2d mortgage. ..
Income bond*.
tontgoniern it Eufaula—'M M.,en. by Ala.
l-*t mortgage, not endorsed
Monlirello^ (Ills.) -Ist mortgage
Monticello it Port JerriH— 1st mortgage
hew Hanen
7
g. f
1,772,200
2,500,000
1,000.000
4,428,0 6
2a mortgage
New
,1«3
50U
I
it
it
7g.
3 7l».^,000
1,000
Interest bonds
nterest bonds, sterling
Tenn. 8uhs.,tst mortgage
Newunxtle
7
8
7
7
7
8
7 3.10
7
7
J.ft J.
1.000
—
Uerifortl it
?«
l,179,.'Ma
1871
1
Ist
J.
J.
ft
ft
ft
A.ftO.
1869
1370
1
New
D.
J.
J.
Bosttm.
V'.ft
WO
11,920,(100
Plain bo US
Mobile it .Vontmmeru—VT&r. stock, 8 pr ct.
1st mort. gold, endorsed by Ala
2d mortgage, not endorsed
Mobile it Ohio stock
1st mortgage, sterling
—
.1. ft
tmffo
100
1,000
1,00c
1868
1810
Co '.sol. M.,gold, on road and land
MtKsonrl «., *( S. <t Gulf—Ul M., 1. gr. s. f
".
2d mortgage, for »2,(X)0.0(»
Mobile ikOirard—Ysl mort. ($2:i2,5U0 end.)..
2d mortgngo, end. by Ga. RR
1st
8
7 s
Leased to Soutbem Pecurlty Co.for Int.
ou bonds and 3 per cent on stock for 5
years, and 6 per cent afterwards. An.
uual report given In v. 13. p. ff^.
Past du<' couuonfuuded, and interest tob«
resumed Nov. 18T2. (v. 14, p. 491.)
18»'
1885
1,
1,
409,318
Ist M., gl(l,s.f.,on road&land,(ir. C.S.Br)
1st mortgage, gold. (Tebo.& Neosho)
(.Hiss.,
M.ft H.
.I.ft J.
8
7g. F.& A,
May
About 630.(XX) acres laud, (v. 12. p. 690,)
Tlie annual report fur the yi-ar ending
.Ma> 81, 1872. was rub'lshed In ClllloMCLli, v. IS, p. 84. I. shows act earnings
Ct. 1, 188-J'
N. y. Farm. L. ft T. Co, May 1. 1902
n nain line and branches of (1,•98.609,
do
do
1889
agnlust fl,559ll2 In 187071. The new
do
du
189(1
tlO.0UO.0iXI 11. or uuge is I- sued to pay for
do
du
1889
double t.-a(;k,ftc, after rcservlr.. enough
do
do
1-89
to pay all prior debt. (r. 19, p. 94.)
do
<lo
July 1, 1886
do
do
^ept., 1879
N.Y.. Winslow, L.* Co
Allegan to MusVego-, Mich.
1889
N. y.. Turner Hron.
.\ug., 1899 In progres
lids adv. In Ciikiik.. AdT.,'73.
N. Y., Greenleal. N.*Co Dec, mo: Bonds offered i.i New 1 ork,
ui-.. l^Ti.
York.Offlce.
ian , 1871 l-or las. uiinnal repcrt see CHBONiri.g.
"
"" vol. 14. p. SSI. Net (ami
do
do
Aug. 15. '72'
sin IS.iwere
do
do
18«:l
S2.840,.Ml.»ealn»l »S,16;,787 In 18;o. DlvlN.
Boston Office.
do
1,0011,000
mile.
Consolidated bonds
Tennessee State loan
Mo. /Cam. it 7>xa«— Stock
Specia mort
J.
ft
M.ftN.
1,003,1 '00
jeioo
1,000
1,000
M.&N.
.!.& J.
3,674,000
1,315,000
233,500
334,000
4,000.000
3.275.00O
2,500,000
3,905,600
1ST2
1866
1871
J.
ft
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
H.ft N.
i,isi,ax)
79!, 500
3,793,000
20;,ooo
1.00(1
Ch. 1st M.iconv. to pref.stock)
Western Uulon, 1st mortgage
Mil., Maititowoi it Green lUiy—Xsl mort.
Mine mil it Svhiij/llcill A //(irfM— stock..
Mineral Point (H7».)— Ist mort
Minn, ik Northwest—lit M. gold, s.f
MiMHiniippi Central—
M. (M. C. K. R.)...
.V
J.
J.
5j02,000
Macy.
ft
N. Y.,3d National Hsnk
do
do
do
do
M.ftN. N. Y., Swcnson, P &
N. Y., Un. Trust Co
A.ftO.
f.
v.,
J. a J.
U.T. Co.
M.ftN.
00p.m.
N. Y., Howes
laniDivl'd.
t'.i
f.
5
8
B
7
11,823,196
10,825,719
l.OOl)
Milwaukee City loan
Milwaukee aim Western
mo;tgage(M.
l,2U0,U(IU
7k.
370
370
2dmort4iuL'
Ist mortgage Eastern l)iv. (Palmer;
Ist mortgage (Iowa & -Mlitr..)
IsC mortgage (Mluu. Central)
1st inortifage (Iowa & Dakota)
l8t mortgage (Prairie du C.)
2d mortgage (Prairie du 0.)
2d
l,9tX),(XIU
1,293,000
J. ft J.
M.ft N.
J. ft J.
Whom.
by
I'»y«''le
.I.«,I.
6
7
7
8
i,o>io,oao
per mile.
I
J.&D.
»,312,T2?
1317,917
u% niortKauo, convertible
ConBolldatcd men. for ilO.OOO.OOO)
Sr.Paul
cC
5ao,llU0
291
ilf.mphlM it St. fjOU/i—Ut iiiort bonds, 1. gr
ifichijiin CVrtira/— itoek
Ist murthraK>-, convert. .sinking fund
Ist
I
Amount
Miles
of
Mni/snUle <t Lfxlngltm—Xnt mortgage
Memtihii it ChartiHton—fi took
TuniieAssue Loan
Ist inortga>(e. convertible
LIST.
ua Immediate notice ot any error discovered In onr Tablea.
liontU,
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Principal,
«•'"
when Due
REMARKS.
When
Where Parable and
bjr irlylnB
For ezplanatlou of all referencca, see Uoad
foot uotea on Ut page of KR. Tables.
Hfiiirliii .e DiiiK
,.
.
4
7
6
7
7
7
A.ftO.
M.ftN.
J.ft J.
J. ft J.
J.ft J.
N.
,
Y'.',
Y.,
Bk
do
do
'.,
O.
do
CoV'sblHre.
Oct. 10. T2 Ope.ated with C. ft Ainhoy RR. and Del.*
Kar. anal, as the United Co.'s of N. J,
of Commerce, Aug., 1W5
and leased to Penn, RR. (v. 14, n. 522.
do
1871
'
do
Opdyke
ft
Co
do
Y., Co.'s Office,
do
do
do
do
18S7
1 95
18 1
Nov. 1,1889
595.)
Leased to N.Y. ft Os. M. for Int. on bonds
ft 7 p.c. on f.'.OOO.OtO stock, (v. 14. p. 828.)
Leases 1,'g Br. & Seashore. Net earnings,
lS71.»159.3!r;. Slock, $5,000,000. (v. uTp.
923. 595. 7^2.)
i88i
* ewark to Emmans, Pa.
1, 19'0O In progress.
April, 18:v Op. under eontrael with V. Central for 30
N. Y'., Bk of N.America Sept., 1085 years at $210.0(0 rer yr, (v. 14, p.4S,8S4.)
N. Y., J. B. Alexander. luly 1,1886 Formerly operated by Sonihern RK. Asdo
sociation ; company took possession
do
Oct. 1. 1890
New London, Office.
do
do
do
do
New York and London.
New York. Co.'s Office,
May
again in Jnne,
1890
1800
1870.
Jan. 1,1915 In progress west of Miss. R.
lau.
1,
1915
See CaBON'
ICI.K. vol.14, p. 49!.
M.ftN. N.Y..Lond.,Berlin&Fr't M..y 1.18S-9 2d M., $5,000,00(1, not issued. (T.14, pJ21.)
A.ftO. N. \. Union Trust Co. Oct. 15. '72 ConEol..". ov. 1 1869, of N.Y.C
H.R. roads
do
In 1868 the slock of the t wo separ* e Go's
M.ftN.
do
.May I. 18S3
do
F.ftA.
do
Aug, ,1876 was $12,712.71X1. The Co, publishes no
M.ftN.
do
do
May I, 1883 report, exeejtt the returns required by
do
M.k N.
do
May 1, ;8SS the late. Net earnings in 1870-7:, were
M.ftN.
do
do
May I, 1883 $8,280,317. Thccontol.certlfl-ates were
F.ftA.
do
converted h.to stock July 10, I8;2.
do
.\ng. 1,1876
J.ftD.
do
do
Dec 15,1887 (V. U, p.84.)
J.ft l>. N. Y., Grand Un. Depot, June, 18S5
M.ftN.
do
do
May 1, 1875
A.ftO. N. Y., Union Trust Co April. 1-^91
J.ft J. N. Y., Gr. Union Depot, July 1, 1872 An Increase of $2,000,000 in stock was made
do
do
July
in March, Ijril the proceedst o be used for
J.ft J.
. l.lfW
do
do
M.ftN.
May 1, 1873 new depot in N. \ and other purposes.
do
do
Feb. 1, 1898 Divdends of 8 per cent, per year have
F.ftA.
do
do
been made for 9 years and no surplus
J.ft J.
Jan.l, 1881
do
do
J.ft J.
July, 1872
left over.
F.ftA.
N.Y,, 187 Broadway,
In progress, W. Plains, N.Y". to B'kfleld.( t.
A
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.
.
,
.
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THE CHRONICLE.
4V6
[September 23, 1872
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
nrlll confier
Subscribers
Kreat tiLior by Klvtng ua Immediate notice of any error discovered In onr Tables>
it
DKSCUIHTION.
Amount
Miles
Out-
of*
standlugi
For explanation of all references, see Ituad
fool notes on 1st page of UU. Tables.
y«nirort,.V. fliiM'i
IstmortKaKe iX.
.(
nartf -atocx
Y&
(Hartf.
tat moitit 'K^^
K. Y. .t
*
100
N- Ilavca)
N. Haven)
Omego JfM.— Ist
M.,gl(l
500&r'
181»
WO&c30,0IKIp.m.
1,000
18W
1^1
mortaaze, co ivortlble
3d morti^age, non-convertloie
JVeuJ Knri-, Prvv. it Bost.-etock
100
1,000
1,000
1,000
1st mort^f aKe
Improvement
;•••*,•;:
Extension
i
General mort. (»i,0(K),aoOanthorized)
Kilei it ye.io IJihnn < 0)—\Bt mortg
jVnrfA C'(iro/(H'i— stock,
I*referred stock
com
3
i
500,000
7
J,&.f.
1,0IX),IX10
3
3
Company's Shops. N.
do
llo
do
do
M.& N,
do
do
M.& 8.
"50
r&c
1,000
5J
5,601,700
1,500,000
l,9:t4AI0
i,(iou
1868
1810
1.000
2,243,000
5).OeO
l.lKXI
5<;i,ooo
100
3.068.101
102.100
1,000.100
400.000
2,407,800
400,000
Worreit ;•— Stock
1st mortgage, State loau,sinklngfnnd...
Plain bonds
it
1,000
Construction bonds
1170
1870
bonds
Northern I iicifli:— lit mort.. gold, land gr
A.. C/)am.— stock
Preferred slock
Equipment bonds
Sinklnc fund onds
Ohio (t .ir/AviJ*«ppi— Stock, com
Preferred stock
2d mortgage, W. DIv
Income mortgage, W. Div
Consol. mortgage, for »6,890,''0D
Consol. mortgage, sterling
2dcon«. S. F. mort., for »;,0UO,0l)J
Oit t,reek I* AUegh. /<.— Stock
1862
186<
1868
1871
1,00
1.000
2.761.000
£200
',05.000
1,000
5(1
i.roo
1,5(H).000
100
Ist mortgage
1st tnortgago
Donds
1S64
1865
1866
1867
1871
1872
1871
1851
1855
1«6J
18i0
1867
Bonds
Bonds
Omaha tt Northivestern—h. 'ir.. gold bds.,
Omaha <t Soiithw.—Ut M. (N. Platte dlv.)..
XanatiiiaH. —%tock
Orange, Alex.
1st mortgage, O. & A. R.R
*fc
do
do
do
2d mortgage,
3d mortgage,
4lh
Ist
mortgage
mortgage,
O., A. &,
^t
RB
M.
B. f of 1 per cent, per yr
Neicark—t'it mortgage
Va. State loan,
Orange
<fc
Home—Ut mort guar
28H
,
Tncome mortgage bonds
Oswego (fc .VyracM.se— Stoc „
Mortgage bonds
<
O'oen^boro
<t
8 p. c.
Rn.fsellriUe—\st
1865
186a
1868
18U
Louis Ilraiich. 1st mort. gold
Leavenworth, Atcb. & N. W., ist mort...
isii
i8;o
St.
I87i
i^rtamrt— StooK
Ist mortgage, sterling
General mortgage, sterling
Pfllerson <C .VctcrtrA:— tst M., guar by Erie,
Pekin, Lincoln tt Decatur— lat luort.,
1857
1868
1871
P^7tinsular (Mich )— 1st mort., gold,s. f...
F'innHi/b'ania—^tock
;
1st
'69- "70
mortgage
1st
<t N. 1'.— Ist mortgage, guar
mortgage, guaranteed
<fe
Bureau
Val.
1115
mortgage
Peoria tt Tiock Istanti-ifit mortgage
Perkiomeji— Ist mortgage
Peterst}urf/—^xock
Bonds (payable »25.000year,y '79 to 98.).
Philaiir.l.ti. BiH.Ce/if.— lstM.,(Pa)
2d mortgage (Pa.)
Isl tnortgage (Md.)
tliitadelDhia tt Erie Stock,
Preferred stock
mortgage, Sunbury
1st
mortgage
&
1864
1S70
90H
18711
IS
Si
1867
18.57
1861
1861
1869
com
Loans
Loan mortgage, convertible
Loan tnortgage, sterling
Loan mortgage, sterling
East Penn. Ist M. Sink. Fund
Loan, sterling
Loan debenture
Loan
Loan ($.5,000,000) convertible
do
41,.'i39.475
4.9T2.I100
2,594,IKM
2,2S2,2U1
18,601,5(X)
360 000
.1
1,01(1
1,500,0
1,200,000
5')6&c
1.000
1,000
100
100
600,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,5(XIJ100
610,('00
1,324,200
lOMfec
r.
lOO&c
50
50
1,000
1,000
800.000
8.018,700
2,4)0,000
* reg.
sterling coup...
oup
Coal & 1. Co., guaranteed mortgage..
Pkilattelphla tt 7V«;i(on— Stock
)
\
)
O
*
.
.)
New York
Newark,
M.&
.,
;
•Inly, 1872
Mayl,
l'*9fi
1882
1888
For year ending Dee.
31, 1871, gross earn legs were $1,675,008; oiierflting expenses
$^83,315; leaving net, $791,693, (v. 14.
p. 6i8.)
&
'72 Old
.d Colony
Newport and Cape Cod consolidated Apr 1. 1872.
Net earnings "f
1875
O. C. in 1870-71, $59 '.33.5. See report In
Sept., 1876
Chkonicle, V 13, p. 807 v. 14, p. 43, 62*.)
Aug., 1877
Jan., 1901 Building. Om. to Dakotah.
June 1,1896 Leased to Bur.
Mo. in Neb.
I,
1, IS-*!
1,
;
&
Alex, to Lynchburg. Va.. 171m. (of which
22m. etween Gordonsv, 4 Charlottsv is
owned by Ches. & O. road). Manassas tc
1873
Harrisoiibnrg. 112m. branches, l(im. Tota;
1880
operated, 292m. (v. 13, p. 840.)
May,' 1873
Jan. 1, 1875
1
Ofllce.
4 Co.
Mercantile N. Bk,
N.Y., Del.,
8
7
L.4 W,
6g.
A!4b. N.Y.,Bank
1
3
New
Ci-.l.
do
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do
V.ti
>
of
ork,
Comm'ce
Ottii e.
Oct. 1,1889
Oct. I.IJ
Road passed
Tinder
new manageiitent in
London, Brown, S. & Co Apr 10. 1875
Mar. '.2, in connection wilh Pacific alall
do
do
Oct.l0.18it;
(Secv. 14, p. 458.)
SS. Co
A. 4 O
A .! N. Y. Erie Railwav Co. Jan. 1, 1878 Road sold by receiver in 1871.
W.&
W-^KR.
T..
Feb., 19(X) Leased o Tol ., "Wab. 4 W f r 47 years.
F.4A. N. Y.,
M.4 N. N.Y..S. W.Hopklns&Co May 188990 Int. not paid. Mav. W.i. (v. 14. p. 622, 796.)
Philadelphia. Offlce.
May SI,1ST2 In 1871.net eiiruiiiga were $6,896,403. After
M,&N.
do
do
deducting 111 per rent. rilvi''en«ls.int.on
.1.4,1.
Jan., 1830
6
do
do
debt. &c- the net balance to credit was
Apiil. 18.5
A. 40.
t oudon.
1-^75
A.&O.
$72l,s:6. Ill Feb., 1852, 30 per cent, new
I'- «.-J.
Philadelphia offlce.
stock was rated to shareholders, at par1910
5
do
See reports (v. 14. p. 387. 490 )
do
A. 40.
7 e.
A.4<l
.1
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.
I
4 A.
40.
7
K.
f
7
.I,4D.
4
F.4 A.
.).& J.
A.
.1.4
8
7
7
.1
4
.
Ang.iil'.190I
Oct.
S
7
6
".(
.
.1
.1
.
.1
Jan.,
,1
.
.1
A.&O.
.1.
«.-M.
.!
&
.
.1
.1.4,1.
4
4
.1
6
.1.4 J.
182,400
5
J.
1836
9 re,- 00
7
6
7
7
.
Phlladelphia,Penna RR.
•Ji
<).
.1.4.1.
"7'
Phila., Pa. Life
do
.1,4.1.
M.
& S.
.1.4.1.
&
T. Co,
do
do
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do
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London.
do
J.
,J.
do
Phila 4 London.
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Offlce.
.1
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A.&O.
J. 4.I.
J.&D.
6g. J.&D.
(ig.
J.4 U.
Philadelphia, Offlce.
l-ondon.
Philadelphia, Offlce.
do
do
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do
Lon.,
do
do
do
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Q-J
.
,
'79- '98
Jan., 1879 Net revenue, 1870-71, $73,251.
Jan., 19i«i
Oct., 1891
Formerly Sunbury
Juiyi'l8;2
Oct.
Mch
1877
31,1881
1,
4
Erie,
Leased, Feb.,
Net earti1802. fo'- 999 yi 8 to Penn. RR.
1871. $759.'ilH). Mortgage bonds of 1869 to
retire all prior bonds, (v. 14, p. 219, 6:8.)
July 1,1888
July, W-io
Sept.. 1872
,Iuiy 25, V2
July
'25, '72
In I87U-71. were $r).0(X!.9.lO. against $:),062,large purchase of coal
581. in 1869-70.
lands was made in 1871. and the P.
R.
A
1880
11-86
1880
1880
ISfS
18T2-77
18<«
1893
1890
June,
June,
on st'ck
Leased to Phil. 4 Read., at 12 ^p
,n and ItrHlich lines
he net earnings olnmln
4
Co. gnaranlees the mortg. bonds of the
Coa' 4 I. Co. lor $8,641,ti(«. New convertible lo«n to be Issued hi Oct. .1872. See
CHBON'tcLK. V. 15. p. '251. Annual report
Chkonicle, v. 14, n. 52.
485,t'2S; V. 13, p. 20, 251. J
in
(v. 14, p. 53,
1911
1311
1911
1892
McCalmont Bros, June.
var.
2X
14. p. 628.)
.1
A. 4
r.
In process of construction, (v.
1, 1S91
Bk. No. America. Jane 1,1896 Net earnings 1371. $;m,,T(>l. Stock, com.
do
do
June, l9(Xi $1.(X)1.7(X); pref.. $2,000,01X1. (v. I4,p. 6r.>i.)
N.Y., Chic, R.I. & Pac. Aug., 1872, Leased in perpeiullyto C, R. I. 4 Pac.
New Yo k. Office.
at $l'25.00o per yr.
N. Y., Imp. & Trad. Bk. Ju!y'l.'l891 Peoria to Jacksouv., 83in. Stock, $1,'239,700
Oct. 1,1900
Feb., 191X1 Commenced running Jan 1872.
Apr. 1,1897 Leased to Phil. 4 Read. (v. 14, p. 623.)
July. 1871 Annual report in Chronicle, v. 15, p, 387
J.'&'j.
3
-
.
Phila.,
A.&O.
K.4 ^. New York and London
Phila.,'2'27 8. 4thBt.
A.&O.
&
S.Y., I ancasler. B.& Co
&
Philadelphia, Offlce
4
do
.I.&.I.
do
J. 4 J.
6
3
5
l>.
.1
6
iCO
& Ohio
In progress,
(v. 15, p. 157.)
May, 1915 Op. by R. •«.& O., at sp. c. dlv. on $?oo,roo
slock and Int. on $3'55.0(Xl isl M. bonds.
Feb., 1891
t^est. for int. on
R.R,
1873
Leased
Del
Aug..
to
, Lack. 4
F.4
do
18a5
do
bonds and 8 per cent on stock.
M.4
N.Y.,Iinp. 4Tiad.N.B Feb. 1. '92 I't progress, Owensb., Ky to Sprlgf., Tenn
F.4
s et ear' ings In
Leases several roads
Aug.
N. Y., Bk Commerce.
1S71. $916,801, against $945,3S9in 1870. A > F.&A
do
do
Aug, 18)1
nual repo t i-- (;nKO*-iO' k, v. 14, p. *31.
.1,4.
do
Road lessed July, 1872, to Atlantic 4
M.4M
Ma;ly 1, 1892
St. Louis.
FcA., 1885 Paciflc RR.
monthly
.N.>
1I3.51X)
1,(*0
Sons.
changed. Aug..
N. T., Drexel, M.
m!4
5f.
6,962,(X»
i,ooo.oai
4,000.000
8,611,000
1,259,100
4
were $1,037,413; 1869,
$663,126. The gnage was
1871. to correspond with
rt^ad.
Fii'st mort. bonds
profits in 1870
$64:1.719; 1868,
Anrll, 1911
do
1,521,000
£200
1
do
do
Msy 1,
do
Sept 1,
Alexandria, Va. Office. Mar. 1.1896
1892-93
do
do
M.4
l.,551,8(X)
1000
R. Garrett
do
do
.1.4
2,'J3I,C00
.10,011,7.5
l.Otw*
789
Ball.
Feb.l,
Apr. I,
Boston.
Bait.,
11. 76.'.
d'le Jn'v, 1-T2, w.'ie paid. See Curoni
CLB, vol. 12, p. 402 13, p. 144.
1, lt.98
Sept
Apr.
M.4
cv. 14.
Apr. 1,1882
M.4 S.
A. 4 O.
M. 4 ».
K.4 A.
,T.4 J.
.1.4 D.
1874
Jan. 1,1
July,
7.30g.
47.000.000 acres,
.Ian.
do
do
do
do
N. Y.,.Kountze Bros.
50
50
50
2,5'20,(100
1,
Boston, Offlce.
6K. .1.4
2,700,000
Ofllce,
do
do
.Ian.
Philadelphia, Offlce.
5.001,000
1,000
Net
.Iunc,"l872
A.&O.
M.4N.
5
L.er.
March,lSi<)
Tork, Office.
do
do
do
London.
.1.4.1.
5,0(X),000
3,000,0111
288,000
.'uly, 1P90
3M
1,0U1
1,1!19,500
p. 522.
.
Philadelphia, offlce.
18.57
18:)6
i>3»
1868
1868
1870
1871
1H71
1871
18T2
'
'
July. 187J Leased. Mar.. 1870. 20 yrs. to Vt. Cent, for
Oct. 1. 187'!
Int. on bds. 8 p.c. on prf stock. 6 on com
"
I., '78-'79
for 3 yrs, 7 for next 3, & 8 for 14 yrs.
7
499,9(XI
mort, coup, & reg.
gold coup,
>.
&J
.
l.(«10
'4.'i-'49
".'.".'.
New
D.
7
6
7
1,1X10,(1X1
—.....
142m. and leases 175., total
operated. 317tn. Dividends have been 6
per cent for three yars and previously
8 per cent. Net earnings 18 I, $1,277,161.
See annual report in CuROj4lcl.K, vol. 14
\nrll, 1-80
.lune 1.1872 Net earnings in flsral yvar 1871-72. $187,711
Annual report In C"KoKtCLW.v. 14, p 731.
Apr. 1.1874
1872
Oper. bv Krie at
p. et 01 gross esrn'gs.
do
do
do
.1.4 J.
V.& ^.
600,000
400,1110
!i«X)
.Ian., 1877
.lulv, 1900
.luly, 1900
do
<l.
A.4;
iHO.ml
L.'KHI.OOO
100
Gfrmtintown tt'Norristown— Stock
do
7
7,000,1100
3,000.(XX)
1.000
.
Erie
PhllailHvhta tt Read.— Stock,
Preferred stock
,
Kew oonsol.
"50
Company owns
City,
.M.&S.
3,635,7.')0
311,5011
2d mortgage
3d M. gld (for »».00O.nnO) guar, by P. R,
P't.Ua..
46
46
83
S3
1859
1869
1866
cm
1st
18'i6
105
—stock
mortgage, guaranteed
—
J.&
SO0.O)r
500,00
7,000,000
93,847
2,989,330
500,000
1 .o76,mio
2,779,000
1S71
1871
Pennstflrania
Ist
J. &.I.
3«
10,51 0,000
.3511,000
500,000
i
1885
Illy,
N. Y...Tay Cooke & Co.
Boston, OIHce.
.1
J.
.1.4
1,000
100
1,000
A
4
1,H45.500
249.962
9'.»',li00
500&C
,
A.
M.4
5,758,905
<t Delaware— lr.t mortgage.
Income bonds
Penn.
Peoria
.)
5M,000
i',660
•
18.0-71. »!'22.982 :
1669-70,
$590,726; in 1868-69 $463,113; In 1867-68,
$388,240. (V. 14, p. 52, 6.8.)
.Ian. 1
.\pr. 1, 18:7
Mayl. 1-96
April,
do
I.
,?.*'.t.
4
8
1,450,0110
1.500,1100
bonds
Peoria. Pekin tt ./acknonritle— let
2d mortgage, convertible
3M
A.&O.
60
1,010
1.000
1,000
1,000
2d morti'age
21 mortgiige, sterling
General M., Ph. to Pitts, new, coup & reg.
fttate tien (in8taHment.s)
6
7
7
4
7
fiXi&c
101
1,000
1,000
50 &c
£•200
i3i5
mortgs. yet ontstunding, $.->5,5flO. Annual report in llKoNifi.E, v. 14, p. 595.
'^^.'i
5
7
793.4IX)
£225
J-ear ending: March I. lK?i,
Operallnir expenses, »203.799
net revenue, $101,653. Hid 1st and 2d
Boston, Olflee.
4.1.
.1.*.).
4. '251,450
700.IXX1
.
vol. 12,779; 13, p. 402.
Sept., 1899
Han Isbnrg.
.1.
201,000
M
.1
.
2,500,000
1,000 16,000 p.m.
960,000
2,692,539
40U.OOO
1.155,500
598,000
1,000
1,000
18t2-78
1867
do
do
do
do
*
A.&
A.&O
.1.* I>
A *0
.1
.1.4.1.
3i,000
458,100
Net earnlngji, 18.1. »73,022.
Lea cd Sept.. 1871 to Richmond 4
Danv. for P'nh. R". gee CiikomicLb
.tulv,18T1
Hudson Co. Bk
1.S7S
Net earnings. 1871. 155.196. (\ U. r S'^S.
Boston ^.E. Trust Co Aug. 1,1872 Leased. Feb.. 1869, to Bost., H 4 E., for 100
do
do
years at 10 per cent, per annum, on cost
.1.*.!.
.luly I, 1887
do
do
Dee. 1, 1874 of property, taxes, Ac. (v. 14, p. 43.)
.1.4.1.
do
do
uly 1,1877
J. 4 D.
1
516,1100
2d nmrtgape. s. f.. $50,000 per annum
Real estate (depot) bonds (for tsoo.goo)..
Debt to ^t. Louts County (no bonds)
&
4
l,0i«),l'0l
606&C
guar.
Pacific of Missouri— stock
Ist mortgage, jrold
Lex.
1,000
9
80
Oregont^. California— \»t moit:age
Vswego
5C0&C
'58-'59
.
f.
.1
S^O.^KI
»l(i:t,(»X)
.Inlv. 1871
Balt'inore.
A.& U
f.
7
1,100,0110
5,8'2O,0O0
11
»5,.32i;,773
not outstanding, a part to retire the
bds due 1S734 74 and the rest for
future expenses.
I8S1
1
do
do
Baltimore & Philadel. May 3(1, 'T2
Annapolis.
irredeema.
.1.*.!.
6r.
6g.
l,00li
1
1878
1S99
Ian,, 1810
C,
Capital paid In,
Net earnings.
Q.-.I.
*.).
2-21 .500
1,000
. .
ilonds
000
1000
IIXI
Consolidated mortgage
Oid Colonii (Cons 1. AprI 1, 1872)— Stock.
5',)
1«,54
1,000
1,000
1870
July
Phlla 'elpliia OIBce.
I
.1
2<t>,r.oa
3,077,000
2,000,000
501,000
600,000
19,995 847
4,021,474
5t4,00O
1
100
4
4
Julyl.;'i76
1S7H
Guarantees Monclair and N.
J. .Midland.
Comnio-ly Known as Ptonlngton RR. Of
the 1869 bonds the Co. bold the balance
10, '12
1871
do
do
M.&N
lOO&c 50.0(K)n.m. 7.36g.f,
'6<-'6<
lf95
'896
1,
May.
».S05,(52.
A.&
M.& K
1,2'23,0(»1
'250.000
•22,000
Ogden.'ih. <t
May
O. t
Criarleston.
S.
&
.1.
360,000
1,35S,.'(«l
50
21
Consol. of N. T. 4 N. Ilayen and Hart<.
4 N. Haven, Aug., 1872.
N,
M.&
2,2i5,(IOO
uea
8-M
M.&
820.000
170,500
109,028
3,30 ',600
Ifc53
18«--.
'.875
Gross earnings
105,(100
5I10&C
5 O&c
50i)&c
18.55
.)
187J
1,
Oct.,
tan. 1,1873
July 1, 1-91 In prosress.
S9S,fl3'J
&c
"21
lat mortgage
490,500
50,000
i
*
,
.July
do
do
do
"iiio
5
317
142
142
142
26
112
112
112
do
do
do
.1
now
new
inortKaKC
Chattel mortgage
2d mortifage
yortheru Central—^t^ck
1st mortgage. SI a^e loan
2d mortgage, Fin 'cing fund, coupon
3d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon
8d mortgage, V.&C. RR (guar by Bait)...
Consolidated mortgage, gold, coupon. ..
do
do reg
do
Income convertible bonds
Northern. N. /A— Stock
mortgage
Douds. 1871, not
Northern of S. Jersey— stock
6
7
.r.&.i.
M.& N.
50
50
son
500
Ist
7
7
5fln
ifotlh Ptiniuii/tvaiiia— Stock
:g.f.
REMARK".
St^ckH.
lastDlvI'd
.1.4.J. N. T., Grand Un. Depot.
A. &0. N Y.N'.BkolRepuWic
.!.« .1.
N. v., Union Bank
.!.*.!.
v., G. Opdyke & Co.
do
do
M.& N.
do
do
M.* N.
Q.&.I. N. T., M. Morgan's Sons
(•.& A.
do
do
6
185
...;...
3d niorttraf^Ct
Vunded Interest certificates
New
SiB.OOO
190.000
2,O0O,0UI
134,000
100,000
324,2tKI
O— slock, com
percent preferred stock....
Norwich
751,000
2.50,000
616.(10 •
(,S.
Ist uiortKape,
l,0r.'l.5(W
1,(100
",5(y)
•67- .68
Mortgage bonds
Bonds ot 1851
NnnhmMeni
1
Principal,
when Due.
I
15,1X10,000
ia5,^
18.T3
Bonilti, i
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
When
Where Payable and
per J
by W nom
Cent. Payable.
Kate
Philadelphia Offlce.
Oct. 10,72 Op. with C.
&
A.,
and leased to Fenn, iiK ,
..
.
Scplembe:
8
..
2
5
... .
2
)
THE CHROi^lCLR
i2S, lb'i2.i
>
,
.
427
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST,
Snbvcrlbera will confer a sreat nivor by i^lvinv ns Immediate feioUce ot any «rror dlseoT«r«d In our Tabl««»
DESCRIPTION.
•
For explanation of all rcierpnces. Kce Road
foot Doteii on iHt paxo of HH Tableit.
&
Phita., Wiim.
Irft
i'Mm.
.
,
&
iMt inor(j(afi^*. 8ttMiht*nv.
-wiifk I>iv.
PHtHbm-a it-Con n^llsr.
18i7
Intl.
reorg..
bmrts
\-t M.M^'W
moi-iK!»K»\ Bulto. Umii
1st moitj,'i«K<'. 'rurtlr I'r.
fid
Dlv
10
Ft W. «( C7(/r.- 8U)ck.Kuarante<Ml ..
Spcc.ia' impT.»t(vck. K«ar.(for laouO.OOO)
Am
4W
Ut imrtKiiKe '<p'erlf h A
4(i8
i
Int mortjjaftv. (series B)
,
f
xmi 50 Ac
875,IKI(I
7
875.(X10
7
875,000
875,000
7
7
7
7
18 2
rai.3
.•i(«l*C
860.IIIXI
4 8
r8«2
800.000
860,000
860.000
860,000
4..H
18f2
5 0*1!
50 *e
5(IO&c
468
V»3
5(,0&(-
4fiH
18(8
jxi2
5
is5i;
W2
875.000
&(•
860.U1(I
Ac
2JIOO,000
1.53.000
1869
1870
ihti it- Offif^)tMh,(l't. /)("r.)— letin.gold ...
Portland tt OTforil Central— lal niortf^iiK''
••«;<
53 <
Si
1 u
(
Sdro d- /^r/.vmt>M«A— stock
Port Roi/nl (.S'.C)— st m -rtgaKe.conv.. glU
1st uioittfHtro.conv.. guar oy Ga. R.R,
PortHmoHth,Gi, I-^llsit CVz/tw.— stock..
Pnrtltttul.
U'l
500* c
1870
1871
'MD&i:.
350,00(1
"m
1,5(1(1 jki)
1,000
1.000
i.OOo.nco
1,000.000
I%9
44
.
,,
»
100
4i
iim
M\>rt(iaftehon<ls
ttf^fiinp tP Volumhia—\»t M., coupon....
2d MortjraK^e, coupon
Jtpn^fieinfr »fe .Sar'itofjftStock
Xst niortKtijfcoiie'oI
lEl
18!
Richnwnd
143
44
S()
1870
1862
K'lariiiiteed
Rnmt>. hat.
it Oi/<lfin\
>.
Stock
com
Iron
l.OUO
I8<l
50
&c
879.5011
2.000.0(X1
7
&
7b.
J.
ft
100* c
18^0
187"
1869
1-fiO
56(1.1
Selmiit
Oi((r
l9t
M..EU»r.hy Al«
,t ifnii.—X't M.. end by Al
/>irt«n— I»t Tiiort
moilK;ii;i-. AIII.& •rciin. It.K
2(1
tf-
8g.l
8K.f
2,.80O.0O0
10(1
2,48>f.0O(l
iis
I.IOU.OOU
7
1.10(1.0C«
7
1.1
'00
lOII
Ilmmnkin
Vulleii it
tst inortKaK)^
Ijic- ist MortK»ge'.'.
iiiortRaKi! extension
.f .lllegliniii/—\Bt Mortgage
fili-ijfifir) riillru ( Conn.)
.".
Shore Line, (CV>/ih.)— Stock
l8t inortKage. construction bontisV.'..!.'.'
Srona; CUu
fliciUc— ist inort
1
t
•tfirnnnao
&
2(1
mortgage (govorumeut subsidy)
n.
J.
F.& A.
M.& N.
.M.&8.
K. * A.
F.&A
1.10(1.1.1(1(1
7
A.& II.
F.& A.
M.& N.
.700.(100
7
M.ft N.
1881
Gross earnings yrar ending Sept.
Office.
lune, 1S75
1868
1S67
i'.iVio
1.900.0011
.1
I.HK)
1,000
2.(XXI.0(«1
M.ftN.
1.020.000
1,000,000
12(!,(XX1
70(1.000
1.21K1.1XI
2.020.000
i,iioo.:ioo
$:48,I3J
:
net, t9,0i0.
do
N.T..
do
office
do
do
do
do
H Wall St.
May
(r
15,1900
Mar.
'.'5,
.1.1.
p.
'289, '290,
v. it, p. 657.
do
do
do
do
Hi2
7
6
M.ft N.
7
8f.
.
&
.1
do
Office of Treasurer.
Mch 1.
M.&S. N. Y..Urexel,M. & Co
.).&.!.
7
7
7 K.
do
&
,).
1).
do
do
.).&.!.
J & .1
21 pr. c. Mar.. 1872.
(v. 14. p. 292. 3»7.)
CoBl.»l5,917.666. Net earnings, 1871, »««7.
.119. Controls Cairo & F. roaiT. (v.l3.p.6«7.>
This is (he eondl'ion «sre-organl7.edsincc
the sale of N. Mo. Road, under '2d mort.,
Aug. 26. 1871. (V. 14. p. 8.5.321. 626.)
189S
Leased 'o Pac. of Mo. at $75,(XXi per year.
1894 $1 .OOO.IXIO bonds, a mort. on «l miles only.
Nov.l, 1893 May. 1 '.1. I.lt. In default, (v. 14 p. 3.'>3.)
Jan. 1. 1897 Leased toT. H. & ludlanap. Bt3(ip. c.ofgr.
May
Mch
.
iww
I,
1. 1901
1892
1892
1892
do
do
London.
.
at SO
18M
1894
1891
BroaJ'ay Ang.1,1892
N. Y., .lamcKon. S. & ('.
N. Y..3U Nat. Bank.
E. St. I onl«, leased
1867, for 90 years, lo Ind. ft St. L.
per cent of gross earnings up to
fi.OOO.IXXi (but In no year lo be less than
|i4.5a.(«XI); '25p.c.on nrilfl.0O0.atl.and3D
P. e. on all excess. Prcf. .lock increased
June,
"72
1894
18!M
nings. R'ock.»2,.?77.3'<'9. Bds guar.by
T.II. & 1.. by C. C. * I. C. nnd P.C. & SI. L.
This road a"d its land grants have been
purchaaed bv Ihe Northern Pacific, and
llieline will he operated by Northern
PaciHc. Of the whole line .140 mllea
were eompleted June,
'xh
1(10
100
'.50
1.000
lOO&C
7
g.
rmo
1871
1.IIII0
28
80
576.l«iO
.50
100
1,151.41X1
210.(«10
ii'io 16.1XXI p.m.
1.000 16,(XI0u.lll.
1870
50
100
100
7
152.WX)
l.lWl 18.0(10 p.m.
18';9
1870
J.
'J'
"6'
111.8110
406..VXI
4(1
"4(1
99 .1(10
'05
II
50(1
35i(;
'ioi
2.:«»7.iioi
.41
i857
1869
New
7
Exlenaloa
8
1865
1868
(1
'
I
2H
"7'
8
8
fVU
.50
869,150
7U.I.UII
1,«10
7'<'.(XI0
5V*c
694.0 fl
7 5.00O
7
8
7
3SO.(ino
7
iiV)
l,a«.000
o&c
20U.0OO
-lO&c
500&C
l,a29,0l>l
:
l,(i28,200
N. Y., I'nlon Trust Co
An
8 per cent land
t^t'ar. & Sav.
Koad opened for
through traffic, March. 1870. Coat of
road and equipments, f2,040,ll5.
Fornierlv
J.
Jan. 1,1891 In progres., Slaleendorsemenldccllncd.
Mav 1. 1890 In progress. To b" >2i'niil(?s.
July, 18T2 Leased iii ITill. 4 Readi e. (V. 14. p. «-:8.)
Net ca^ni"gs vear ending xiarcn 1.1871,
N. Y.Imn.&Trad.llk.
»1.59.5(19; lnt..»M.7l>': dlv. 4 per cent,
1880
N.y.. Koddey.BellftCo .lan.,l,I«90 n proeress. Selma to Pollard. Ala., UXlna.
N. Y..1I. lews* Co. Sept. 1.1889 I" prog- ess, Selma to Memphis.
Ian, 1,1872 Lale Ala. & I'cnn.Rlv. Completed In 1870
New York, office.
d»
Jan. 1,1861
do
No report of operations.
.1
&
M.&
J.
N.
J ft .1
A.ft O.
.
.
&
.1
A.&O.
M.&S.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
F.&A.
F
•1«
J.
W
Cba'Ieslou. isi Nat. Bk. Meb"lVl877
N. v.. II. II. KInipton.
ept. 1.1''S9
.1
5<l&c
ft
p:r.8SO,40B acres
created to take up prf
stock of r2,400,(
sto k. (V. 15, p. 30.)
Leased (o Cent, o., a( »I74«0 besides expense' and taxes. Gnarant'dby Balt.&o.
Jan., 1909
m!*s.
M.&S.
*
I .
)
838.50U
241.000
1852
1864
1871
1S69
York.
91(1.:«10
'
1869
KM
Land
2 400.000
1.6 O.OOD
10.0(>lii.m,
'
118
101
18?^.
of 314 miles In piogresa.
20J
II
SO, ISIl,
(v. 13, p, 807.)
N.Y.. Me.catlleN.Bank Julyl5. 1872 About »41 .793 bonds are held by sinking
do
do
Sept 1. 1880 lund. I'otsdani & W. bonds guar., due
do
Ilee.l8r2 71
Dec , "Ti, wll be paid on presentatior.
do
do
.lo
Jict eaiU ugs, 1871, t324.9!8.
Dec. 1. 1891
N. y., office.
July. 1890 'V. 15. p. 140.)
Leased, .Ian.. 1871. lo VI Cent, at full Int.
Boston, Treasurer.
Aug I. :S72 on prcf. stock, and equip, bonds; a> d
do
do
May 1. 1880 ft-oni l)j In 1873 to 7 per cent alter I87»
do
do
Sept 1.1880 on common stock, (v. 14. n. 187. .186,595.)
N. Y.. I ondon ft Frank Aug.. 1899 W. dlv. inn ogress. L.gr. »1.6tXl,O0Uacrc8.
J ft J. N.Y..Natl Bk of Com'rce Jan. 1,
N.Y..Nat.Bkof Coin'rce
6k.
K M.&N. N. y.,0, Opdyke* Co. Nov.','
6.II0().(K10
3,-l50.(X10
1 .(XKI.OOO
1871
18'
18;5
do
1880 to 1886
New York.
Road to be old.
do
do
do
New York.
May 1, 1912 In progress.
York and I ondon. Aug., 1918 int. not paid. (v. I5,p.!51.)
F.& A. N. T.. office
(.000.000
IS.OCO.OOl
12.000.000
i',0(io
10
so
80
»J
18'i3-75
18;i 76
lO.OOO.dW
1,1100
ISia?
1.
Malu line.T.H. to
J. ft J.
IS6S
Ai«»p.— Stuck
<t fVi»<l dii
.I.&.J.
|i9'.''7l
Hi'ncral in>rtKm,'elor$.5.000.000
Shehniignn
8
5.500.0^1
l(IO*c
100
121
^fJmn, Miirlon
".ike
1>!
i.fioo.000
1
l8t lllortoigc
Seliwi, Ro}ne
:ioo
1.4(»1.(K10
'i2i
-stock
Hoanoke-Hiovk
f.
4f.
5(IO.Ik
IIKIftc
till 18!»0
r*///-'//
«t
7
7g.
2.499.0O0
4. 147.000
1011
458,)
line. 14lni.
Leases Piedmont RR.,
flS.O-Operyear. Net earnings
year ending Sept. 30, 1871. JSH.'AS. In
Kepi.. 1871. leased the N. Car. BK, boih
ihe K. & II. and leased llnea operated in
int. of Pa, liK. See Chikjn., v. 18. p. 4»l.
Various odier issues of dtbt making toe
whole about (735,000.
1875
1875-90
do
do
Richmond.
A.&O.
A.&O.
M.&N.
F.* A. New
8
30U.II0O
9.000.000
2,998,900
B & Co
Jan.
London.
A.&O.
A.ftO.
6
M.&S.
J.& D.
100
1st mort.. 8av. & (bar.
K., ».V)0.iWO
Snr., iiriffin .f X. .!/*».— l>it mor'
Sftr'tunah ,(- MmtpfiiH tst M..end by Stale
Be^thoard
ancaster,
1
do
do
A.ft O.
.1.
100
AVuxir*— Stock.
new.
J. ft D.
7
lf67
Snrannah tt Char leMton —S^tock.
Bonds of the<*.*S. R.U..gnar by S. Cai
Funded lut.bds.S.&c. KK. guar. y s.Car
S''hu!/tf^iU
N.Y..
do
do
»f.(10i'
l.iW
|>.
51ra.. at
isso
Office.
Kicltiuond. Office.
500&C
No.Mo)-Stock
SioHxCity~«\ ock
(ft
Richmond,
do
Vai-.
7»9
11)70
(v. 14,
•Inly.i.WW Net Incon e, U7n^71. »205.i!l2. Dividends
K. I.. \. Bk .lulv 1
In 10 year-.. 85 per cent.
(v. 14. p. 48,
Natl Bank. Mch 1. 18>2 ( onl rolled by P.& Reading. Floating debt
Colinn'la. 1st>^at. B'nk .lune. 18»l
»l.ll3;f.742.
Net earnings. 11.71. »el,420.
N.Y..N.Bk of Stale N.Y .luly 1, 1872 Lea-ed lo IJel. & Hud Canal at 8 p. con
i\.Y.,Del. ftH. Canal Co Nov., 1921
stock and Int. on bonds.
Vnr.
ro&c
100
proxeineiits, &c.. under article 16 of
lease ; guaranty on old stock not affectcd. Sccannual report In CUbOKiCLS
Providence. Ofllre.
J
i855
185)
dlv.
mort^aije
M.
*
.
97
76
1!0
100
1000
1
1st mort.. West Jme, 1. gr. (forf6,(W(MNii; 1
2dinort., Wes.llne.I. gr. <forf3,(XW,tW0)...
1st mort,ira4."^.
.1
lo72
1868
\i
mortgage, St. P. to Watab.Whn
2dM.onH0m.& 1m on l.srr. of 30T,2tlO acres
General M. (ticM 'o retlr above bunds).
Gei\erat mortgage, sterling
IkindiiHku,
6g.
.;.
m
an
MountainSlvck
red. dlf. dates
M.&K.
M.&N.
F.&A.
.1.*
15.428
2!I».IIOO
,
gold
New
Main
28.640
100
8f oc.k,
M.&^
.).'&'j.
6
6
6
6
6
i32.(«»1
,
Ist
eft
J.&.I.
Sli.lOO
130.500
175.000
48.00a
,
2dm.s. f-.guar., (iH,'Oli,UX>cun.notBuar.)
Income bonds
St./\iuUt I'*tc.~¥\mT)lv.~lnt M., Uhn ....
1st
N.
M.ft N.
r2!l5.500
ro
turn are leased a^atn bv renn. BR.
slock of IJ.WWOOI aulhorlzed Nov..
lobe Issued to Penn. RK. for Im-
In
1871,
Co. .Jan. 1,1887
4.(»0.(flll
.500
Preferred stock
Pref.. 8 p. e.
7g
7E
M.&
.J.ftD.
.).& J.
18S<
18 iO
1st mortage
St. lA>ttiM, Lawrence A. Denver—Xnt M., gld.
St. L,d Southeiistem—ltM M.. gld, conv.8.f.
St. FjOhIs (t St.JoHef}h—\M. niortgaKe. gold..
St. r..,Vnnd.d T.H.~Ut M..S.r.i;uar
St. I'nul
(I.
M.&S.
3J4
mortgage (series A) sink, fund ..
mortgage (series B) sink. fund...
2d mortg ge (series C)
2d mortgage (series I))
.
2(1 mortgajfc, income
d:
.1.
7
5
2.ni(i.(xi(i
1st
1ft
Louts
J.
.1.*
* J. Providence.
M.*S. N.V., Union
1.01
100
i.ixm
100
ft
[
J.&
,I.'*'.I.
Preierred stock
St.
M.&N.
.1.
67.1:8
!24,t89
ilo
Ist mortgage
St. r... Knnnas C. tk *V.(Iate
N.
.I.&.T.
1912
1.1912
p.,
ch 1,1871
do
July 1, 1901 Win be eompleiedln'ISft PsedtoPenn.Co
York,
N. Y.. Drake Bros.
M"V 1, 1899 f'o't ll.loOwnsso. Mich. 90m.
Boston, Ist Nat Bank. .Ian. 1900 list nioitgagc Is ((I b"- retired ftcm proNov.. 1901
do
ceeds of new mort. Stock paid, t:,inuAO
N. y. ft Boston.
May, ISiil
Mechanic's Fall, lo Canton, Me.. SSin.
Boston, ColninMan Bk .Iulyi,I887 York ft Cumberland sold out In 1865. Port
do
Oct. 1,1887
do
landtoRuth., N.II..53in,
do
Sep. 1, 1891
do
Boston, Office.
.Inly l,18T.! Lea cd to East. KK.. 99yr«,
99yrs, 10 p.
n e. on (fk.
•
New York and London, Nov. 1,1889 Operaled and controlled
mly Ga. RK.
do
do
Nov. 1, 18>9 IV. 14. P3S6.I
Boston, East. KK. Co. )an.,i872 OpeiatedbyEast. RK.
7
.
Equipmeat mortgage bonds
do
do
Denrer C— tst mort. kUI.E
Ist mortgage, We t. div.. land grant.
8t. LoKM, Alton «t Terre Haute— i^tock
M.&
"B6k.
6g.
1.
March. 1912
March. 1 91
March, 1912
March, 1912
March 1912
March. 1912
March. 1912
May. 1876
F.W, & C. leaser, the Ne- casllc
B. V. and ihc Ijiwretice roads; which
etc.
New
6
41.3.50
,
A
7
ft
1,1912
do
6.50.000
8.50.000
6.ikio.ax)
I*referred stock
St Joseph
J.
300,11(10
6t..5(KI
.
S/ih'ifiKf—i^UH-k.
N. Y.. WliiBlow.L.
7g J.*
Mch
Mch
M.h
Pblladelpbla.
1.000
x.'tism
Sinking Kund inort.. Wat.& R
Bonds. Kuaran., Pots, it Watertown
(iiMieral nmrtgape. Sinking Fund..
Fojutout <( Osirer/o— st mortgage....
iBt
M.ftH.
(J.
M.ftN.
100* c
1
'It niortifnpt'
RidfjffifUl />/;•*— Ist mortgage
R. I. tt St. £o«'*— 1st niort.?
8r.
A.*
4
!!!!!.'.'.'!.'
EocKtoM,
.).& D.
6
5
157.801'
,
do
do
do
2.00(1.1100
by State
"!!!.'!
Coupon bonds of 1881.'
Richm, (t /Vi^r*ft«rj7— Stock
2d mortRawe, coupon and reg
3d niortunifc. coupon
iiirhm.it- )'(>/•/, /^(>vr—Mort. bonds
2rt nu)rt^:tt;e bonds
Interest funding bunds
7
7
7
7
A*
60(1.0(1(1
Conaol. mortKiige
4th mortujiKC
Roanoke valley RU. bonds
Rick.. Fffilricksb, dt Pot.—Bontie, s er.
UolW loan
(10
'rTll.W'O
W>
Aug., 189U
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
200.0(«l
Btate Sinkinjf
Bonds,
F.*A.
M.&S.
A.&O.
2.VI.O0U
700,(100
'«-• 9
18(9
M.ft N.
J.*D.
M.& N.
2..'i(IO,(IOO
1813
•11
Portl. it fiorheitter—Ut M.,B.f. (Portl. loan)
Iflt mort¥rft(fe. eqnal Iten
2d m<>rtn»t'e » l5(i.(U))
p. 185.628.
m
7
80 '.000
3,300.(X10
1871
1871
;
U,
V.
«
do
do
do
do
do
do
A.AO.
7
100.000
line, lOOm.
leases about 136m. Ket
earnings, 187U '.1, »9:«,2«7. See report In
.
.!.& J.
1.000,000
1,1100
;,ooo 20,(»XI'>.ra.
1,811(1.000
1,000
187!
|«.8(.10.(KI0»
D<tnHUe—^toc\i
Ktmd loan
875,00(1
5II0&C
1857
1869
Eqnipment bonds
tf
f
lis:
181)2
468
MortKajfe
Prnridmix'P <v Wrircester—> lock
6
IX
Main
Leases Little Miami, ft Col. ft Xenla. al'o.
Col. Ch.* Ind c. and Jeir.. M.ft I. roads.
The road Is controlled by Penn. Comp*y,
N.y. by N.,I. KK.
.May, 1881
monti Iv
which ho!dB a majority of the capital
Phlla., Pq. KK. omce.
.Ian..l8!'0
.1. &,J,"
stock. Set earn ngs, i»71.»»42.8e4.
.1.*.!. llaltlni., Mer. h. .Nut. Bk •Inly. 1898 Net earilngs In 1870-71. »217 !B7.
See
do
do
Jan. 1, 1886
ClluoNlcLll, V. 14, p. 322, 459, 'iM.
.I.*.l.
iBtNst, link '>ng.l.ls89
K.* A. Plltsbiirg.
V v.,
V Wlnslow,
U.'U.a1.,», I &
J. <-..
Co Oct. I, 1»72 Leased. July. I860, for »9» years, to Penn.
Ort. 1, 1872
do
do
I K..
at a renlal equtvafeut to Iniereat,
do
do
Mch 1, 1912 sinking fund of debt, and 7 per cent on
.?*.).
du
Mch 1, 1912 stock. The lessee- to keep the road
do
F.* A.
do
o
Mch
I,
1912
repair
and also pay laxcs, expenses,
M.&S.
VfHK
400.0110
4fl8
4'i«
468
Isl
2.5'
19,714.285
1 ,400.000
.lulv s, IS12
July, 1884
\prll, 1876
April, 1887
do
do
do
do
do
du
Phlla., !«. I(R. Olflre.
A
F.ft
lOO
Kin
!(«&(
4K8
P. KK.) mortRaCT
C. i.-on8tnic huuus
mortjraKe (for
775.000
4.000.0UI
flOO«c
5J Sty
5 Ac
51 &IT
5 0*1'
Pl!/mni<t/t,fCiinlc.(^ Par —Is M.(*3.6O0,OOOj.
I^wt Hnron i(- L. .Vt(7*.— Istniort
Pnrri'ind ,t- ih/il4'nshuvi/-~\»t M.,E. U. bIu
^ew
3JI(in.O(10
l.(«10
I8lia
18'
&
W *
K.
I.OIX)
4'
Am
moriKMKe
Bridge (O.
«.212J)II0
laslDlrl-d.
rhila., ft Boston.
J.
ft
A.ftO.
6
2,924,350
1.000
by "Wnoni.
A.&O.
2..'il0.0
i.mio
18»2
4tiH
*e
lHHwnptii;*i:o {ncrlc«C)
l8t luor^Rijc (Series l»>
»f»t moriKftge fserleB K)
IstiUO'm'atfc (Heriea V)
£« i^.ortKage (series G)
*'. inortjfaKe (RerieB II)
2<1 mortKaKf' (series I)
2(1 niorlKflWe (nfries K)
2d MiortKaKe (series I-)
2d inortKaKe (series M)
I'
l8At
isna
IR68
1859
14'.l
i-fUxti..
3d
IMI
:w
14!)
J.
4 f
400,Ulll
1.0011.000
i.OHI
RF.MARK!>.
I
Payable
,P'
' '
C'enl.
315.000
50
50
193
117
Principal,
Di
when
Tiitc
I0,997,!1I).1
5(1
\,m
..
Tiv ferrert aH-oc «....»<*
iBtmortgAKif
& N
m
I85H
.......
Loan
...
titub^ClH.A .SXioute— Com. stock
Col.
stamling.
fir*«.-8lac'<...
mortKHKUt convertible
"Plnin bitmi-*
\lt-
itontlH, %
INTKKEST or |iIVII)ENU8.
When
Where I'ayable and
Amount
Miles
of
.1.
ft
&
A.
I).
A.ftO.
A.&O.
J.'&J.
M.ft 8.
J.
J.
ft
ft
J.
J.
do
do
M-con.by M.
& W. KK.
•Ian.
1,
1889
N. v.. Lancaster. H.&Co
''biladelphla, office
(
'
do
do
Phlladelplila. office.
do
do
Apr. 1. 1'i,;
Aug., 1872 Leased. Feb.. 1863. to North. Cent, at 7 p. c.
on bonds and 6on stock, (v. 14. p. 6^.1
Aug. 1.K8T2
^.....^
June 1.1SM Net eai nlngs I8n, (23,624. Cost, r2.000.0an.
,
N. Y,.Bank of N. A.
N. Y., i-arm.L &T.Co. Oct.,l89B
N. y.,N. Bk Coinraercc. Apr. 1, 1889 Net revenue,
1871,
M1.M2.
Int. pald.»36,i 06.
N.H.,E. S. Scrnnton ftCo July, 1872 Leased to N. Y ft N. Haven at $100,000 per
do
do
Sept. 1,188(1
year. (v. 14. p. 621.*
N. Y., Nat. Park Bank, Jan. 1, SSf Sock paid In (1,788.000. Net eamlnga last
U. 8. Treas. at maturity Jan. 1,1896 year, (111,528. Co.-t of road, ftc (4,eM,000.
.
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
428
[September 28, 1872.
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Snbscrtbers will conrer a sreat fiivor by slvlng us Immediate notice ol any error discovered In our Tables.
DKSCRIPTION.
sr
Miles
of
For explanation ol all references. 8ce Road
loot notes on Ut paKe ol KU. Tables.
<* St. Pnitl—\%t mort.,jg:old,l. gr.
Ist luortg.tKe, curt- eiicy for $2,100,CO J
tst iiiortKaKe, gold
i,aw
1871
1871
1871
—
South Carolina— i^tock
l8t mortgage. fltiTllnjf loan
186S
'62/61
1866
1868
South,
J.
7
J.&
1870
.
1869
.
it Cedar HaptdH—lat M., gold
fnnetota— ist morti;;i>:i
/own
.if
1K71»
2d mortgage
Southern Pen?tftf/lvania—\st M gid
'id mortgage, gold
South'ceMernX ffa.)— Stock, com
Guaranteed stock
Company bonds, conv, ino j-tock at par.
Mua -MiiHe \\\\ b tnds.conv. at 87>i
Spr'uiaf. (^ fiif- A'. jB.— Ist mort., gold
2d inortaage, gold
StcrliTig Mountain (N. F.)— iHt mort
SulUi^an it Erie—Ut mortgage, conv., s. f.
Summit Ih'anch i Pa. )—StocK
iBtmortgage
Sunburi/ ft 7^wiMton—\st mort
fiyrac, jftingh. tfc .V. K.— Stock
18(i8
1,000
186S
l,00il
Ist
100
&
red mortsTHBC (Tol.
j
—
& Wnb.)
& W't'n.)
75
167
180
75
491
109
52
52
82
.
'59.)
E. St. Louis).
Hannibal & Naples— Ist morfijage
do
do
2d
do
tfjafayette.Bloom'ton&Mlss— IstM
&
Cent. Mo.. 1st in >rtguge
do
do
2d mo''tgage
Lafayette. Muncie & Bloom't., ist mort
Tvoy IX Boiton—lst mortgage
2d niort^aKe
Sdmortjfage
Convertible bonds
,
Ti'op f/n/on— Ist mort.. guar.
Troy
City...
Tuckei'ton—\st mortgage
Union /^ci/l/:— stock
I8t mortgage, gold. on road and cqulit't..
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
Land Grant bonds on 13.0'JO.OOOucrus
Income boiiils f.)r»10,iX) ,««
Omababriiige 'miuMb. sterling, C-TOO.OUO..
Union Pacific, Central (/rancA— 1st M.,gold
2d mortgage fgovernment subsidy)
IJnion <fe 7Vi«strf//e—lHt mortgage
flfper— stock
July 868
Verm^int tt Canada stock
Vertnont Ce«(ro/—stock
mortgage,
ist
consol
2d mortgage, consol
Kquinment oans
oi
—
Stundstead, S. & Chambly bonds
V^,rmont it i/a«.s.— stock
mortgage, (slnk'g fuad
17,000 per yr.)
Converilble bonds
Vertnont Valley Ist mortgage
Ist
—
mortgage
A Jferfrf— Ist series (red endorsed).
2d series (blue en orsed)
3d do
(black endor-efl)
4tli do
(not endorsed)
Special loan, fun ill g mortgtge
'
mortgage
WalklU Valleu (AT,)— Ist mortgage
Ytne.lawt. (iV../.)~lst
Ist
.M,,
auth. $750.000..
mortgage, guaranteed
2d m»rt[;agu
Wejitehetiter it
Ptiila.—Hi mort.,
new
WeJitern (/li«.)-lst mort. (Mont. & W.P.).
Western UU bds, bcfor consolidation
2d M., on consol. road. guar, by Cent. Ua
Western Maryland —1st M., uud, Bait. City
,
1st
1,1
00
i.ooo
iSO&c
lOO&c
1859
500&C
1,0011
2,700,000
1S:9
1868
1S70
1871
1870
1,000
2,;iKi.iV'0
^
.
lOO&c
1,000
n
1871
500&C
lOO&c
1855 500&C
Western Penn'<!/trania—lHt mort
Ist .Mortgage. Pittsburg Branch
WestJerftey -stock
Loan of i*S3. guar, by Cam. & Amboy
Ist mortgage loan
18c mortgage, consolidation
W'M U*(c.-l»t M., gld, s. f.,l.K ., conv...
Whitehall
it
/'ianMhurf/—\Hi mortgage
Willtamittoii it-, 'A»rftorf»— 1st mortgage....
WttnUiiffton, Col. tfc /lur/.— Istmor'gage..
Wll.,Ch'trt.it Kuthf,rrit~'.»l mortgage
Wltininf/ton it ^*?«(*.— ist mort
2d mort.. coui. or reg.
Wllin. i(- IIV.«'. (Del.)— 1st mir'gage
Wifir.nn^iii t'nlrnl—Ul M., gold, L. grant
Worcnik ,b .V.iv/iWi— stock
,
&
from
C.
lugs in 1869-70. $309,912.
1879
1887
1891
Dec,
A. N.Y., Union Trust Co. Aug.,
Boston
.).&.!,
.1.4.1.
J iy,lS2
Offlce.
N.Y.,Farnicr8' L.ftT.Co.
A.ao.
do
do
do
do
ft I).
.
July
IS 2
July, 1S79
(V. 13, p. 388: V. 14.p. 43.)
1811, $110,:a3. Divld's. 12
per ct. for some year-s, (see v. 14,p.5'22,)
Ea tern division. State line. Tnd. to Peoi la
Net earnings In
225.4,38
150.1100
OIK)
3,200,000
2,000.000
F. ft
F,ft
F, f:
l,ft
F.&
M.&
Q.-F.
7
7
7
7
F.
7g.
rg...
do
do
do
May
2, 1910
Ma'v'.'i872
In 1871 gross revenue was $5,736,665; operating expense^ and taxes. $3,776,827; net
do
do
do
do
M.ft N.
M.&N.
do
do
do
do
$3,'2.'!6.-61
May.
>f.
7
M.ftS.
W
Y..Nat. likof Com.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Operates 55m of road. In year e'Hiing
Sept .30. 1871 gross earnings were $487.7.39,
.
ne'. $260,497; int.. $i68,211;
surpUls, $30,830,
$'J7,600
Deposit Co.
lease rent,
;
by Troy
&
guar by RRs. using T.U.
Phlla., Safe
J.&
year, $2,56T.493; 2d year. $3,435,257; !<<l
year, $3.9^1,115. To'a"l landsairs to Sept.
N. y. & Boston.
1887
Lands
18T2, 614,30, acres, for $!,593.'2'23,
do
•hen unsold. 11,4I'5.692 acres, (v. 14, p,220,
Sept, 1874
London.
April. 1896
321,517, V.15.P. 72. -220.)
N. Y., Company's offlce. Miv 1,1895 Late Atchison and Pikes P. Cost of
U. S. Treas. at maturity. 1896road. &c.. $3.W3.70I).
J.
A.&O.
M.ft
S.
A.&O.
7
3
7
4
7
J.&J.
j.& D.
'6- M. &
N
J.& J.
J.&D.
N. Y.
&
Apr'. '1,1910
Opened,
Boston.
Net earnings
^'ay, 1869.
1st fiscal
ia9M9
U. S Treas., at maturity
Jay Cooke & Co.
Ctlca & N. Y.
Utica & N. Y.
Boston E. ulake & Co.
.M. i'..
J.&D. Boston, Globe Nat Bank
J.&D.
do
do
do
do
U.&N.
'lo
J.&J.
do
7
8
1
2
.
A.'&O.
8g
8
The
it
1890
i90i
18S7
1885
!8;5
1882
Isfcued
t.
net revenue. $1,308,376,
& Naples and other roads folin the table are leased by T. »v.
with an obligation 'o pay intefest,
ft
on their bonds. See annual report published in Chronicle, v. 14, p. 730.
lowing
July, 1890
M.ft N.
6
7
10
;
ilaiintb;il
Aug., 1901
J. ft. I,
6g.
$1,959,837.
Gros'* earnings in
opc-a^in" expeh8e<»,
$4,544,610;
revenne.
18711,
N. Y.. Kidd, Pierce* Co Feb., 1907
do
do
Aug., 1889
do
do
Nov. 1,1898
7
7
July 1,1890 Stock, $,'")(10,1XI0. Co"tof road ftc, $1,000,000.
June. 187-; Formerly B'ack Riv. & Utica. Net earnJnly. 1878
ings. 167
'-71.
$93,890.
Junel,18T2 Leased to Vt. Cen'., 8 p.c. on stock.
The Vermont Central leases and operates
numerous otlifr roads, 'the Company
made default in Its payments fiept. 21,
Nov','i.'l88(
1891
1876-77
1872.
Boston, offlce.
J.* J.
Ma'v'.'i 72 Leases Troy & Greenf. till completion of
6
J.&J.
do
July 1 1»8:
Hoo ac 'runnel. Net earnings, 1870-71,
It. J.&J.
do
July 1, 1879 $162,866. (V. 14, p. 43.)
7
A.&0. N. Y., Continental Bank Oct., 18* Leased till 1875 10 Kniland RR,
6
A.&O.
do
do
O-t., 1860
A.&O.
do
do
1
Oct., 1819
J.&J. Thlla., Glrard Nat Bank Jan. 1, 1890 Net earn'?s yr endinsr March 1, 1871 were
7
J.&J
do
do
7
.Tan. 1. l.Wi
$86,505 as shown in annual report In
J.&J.
do
do
7
Jan. 1. 1890
Chroniclb, V. 14, p. 764.
7
A.&O.
do
do
Jan. 1.1890
8
J.&J.
do
do
1880
A.&O. N.Y.,Farr'ors' L.&T.Co. Apr. 1. 1890 Stock, $1,000,000. Opened August, 1871.
7 f.
A.&O. a. Y,, BuU's Head ISunk
1896
7
Completed 35 miles. June, 18';2.
«S J. ft D. I.Y., Farnham.O.&Co.'June, 1890 In progress. Leased to N. London North.
J.&J.
.V. Y., Del., L. & 'V
RU. July, 1872 Leased to Dela., Lack. & "West., at 7 per
3X
.
7
7
F.ft A.
7f.
A.
ft
0.
A,*0,
A,&0.
A,&0,
J.
ft
J.
J.&J.
J.
ft
J.
do
do
do
do
Philadelphia, office.
N. Y,,8outtcr&Co,
do
do
do
do
Bait., Citizens
N. Bank
do
do
do
do
cent on stocks and bonds.
1'8:
1900
Apl. 1,1891 Old debts retired
by this issue. (v.l4,p.628).
Income bonds amount to $613.4ai, JIain
line W. Pt. to Selma, 138m. Br. to Onelika. 30m.
Jan. 1 1890 In
I
progress (rom Relay (7m. N. of Balto.)
Jan. 1. 1890
to Wiliianisport, Md., SOni., and Relay 10
Jan., 1890
Balto.. 7m. Several issues of bds have
Jan., 1890
the endorsement of Bait. City, as specified in list. Capital stock, $650,000. (v.
Jan., 1890
I
J.&J.
QO
do
J.&J.
do
do
J.&J.
do
do
,lan,. 1890
18, p, 840.)
J.* J.
dd lo r
Jan. 1, 1890 Sold
Pcm. B.R. (v. 11. p. K
A.&O.
Philadelphia, Offlce.
Apr. 1 1893. Leased to Pa. RR. Stock. $1,022,450. Cost
J.&J.
do
do
Ian, 1, 1896i of road, &c., $3,730,263, (v. 14, p, 628.)
F.&A. Camden, N. J. Co's offlce Sept.. 18'2, Con-ol. of several roads and Drenches,
M.&S.
do
Ma cli,1883 Camden to Cane May. Salem & SwedesJ.&J.
do
boro, 126m, Net eainlng-, 1871, $241,517.
Jan., 1896
A.&O.
do
Oct.,1*"
J.&J. New Yor'-- and London Jan 1.1886 Coiinleted Feb., 1872. L. pr., 1.125,000 ac,
J.&J.
Leaae.i to Vt, Cent-, at $20,000 pr yr ft txs.
New Yor
1373
M &N. N Y,.J. M. PlcVroB May 1,1900'Inpro-rc ",32Xra.
J.&D, Balto.. A.Krown ft Sonsljiine. 1900 Income bonds of $50.1,000 also Issued.
New York.
J,& J.
1887-'7
In progress.
A,&0. Pliila.. DeHaven & Bro O'-t,,r00 Floating deb $180,704 f ost to Nov., 1871,
ti, 6.'8,i
A.&O.
do
do
(v.
$2,680 462.
Jan,. 1902
J.&J.
Net earnings, yeai ini.ing ept. 30, 1871,
London.
18.31
M,&N,
do
$197,021.
1886
NY., N.Bk of Republic
1896
J. ft J.
!
6
6 f
4
,
.
350,0110
1,425.400
Co
do
1890
do
do
1890
do
do
Aug. 1888
N.Y,, Mctropol, Bank,
1890
1882
N, Y,, Kidd, P, ft Co
1878
N, Y.. Metropol. Bank.
do
do
1878
do
do
May 1, 1893
do
do
1888
N,Y,,A,B,Baylls,Tru8tee
m>mt
710.000
400,000
ft
$11,000,000.
d'<
K.& A.
6
6
2,62-.,00O
N, Y,,Kldd,P.
J. ft.I.
F. ft A.
A.&O.
Ills.,
Wa
Juiicl,1901
?^-
7
221,40.1
&A.
M.&N.
1,000,000
723,600
618.700
A.
N.
A.
N.
N.
N.
M.&
M.&
M.& N.
7
7
1,1100,000
1,2.50.000
A.
A.
111m. Western division. Peoria to
Cost of road about
saw. 117m.
The 2d mortgage "W. Dlv.
bond- are convertible into 1st preferred
stock or into consol. bonds.
1870
Co.'a offlce, Feb, 1.1896
do
Dec. 1,1894
do
Apr, 1,1886
r'o
D,
ft
m!.S;"N.
I
4,000/MO
18!2
1371
I.&D.
J
OM&K
sm&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
18-K-76
Fcb..l9(X) Traffic enarantee of 25 percent
Col., C, & I, Railroad.
Feb.. 1900
1374
do
do
do
do
A.'it'O.
.
'.8 .9
Wllmlndton it IFW.IOB—StLrlIng bonds...
Sterling iKmds
Sinking Fund bonds, go'd
do
New York
4 *
M.& N.
1,208 900
400,000
1
187!.
1.1900 In progres*!. Oltumwa f o Ced. Rapids, laInt. in default Aprill. L. irr. l.-.92,00O ac.
1890
Cost of road, ftc, $6.170J)(X).
Mch 1. 19"0 In Progress. Cost to Jan. 1, 187J,$1,259.400..
Sept. 1.1880 (V. 14.P. 628.)
June, 1S72 Leased to Central Ga. Dividends 8 per
cent a yr, to every 10 oer cent on Cent.
186iW16
Ga. slo k. (v. 14, p. 74.)
Co
T.
Fiiriii! Y,! ft
do
J,&.I.
.1
l.ffJO,0OO
•SW
Macon.
Viri.
Varl.
by L. & N-
l'71,$127.9P7.
lS78-Si8
Jan'.,'
,50
1867
1863
1870
do
do
F.& A. New York,
lOOctc
1871)
& J.
F.&A. N.Y.,
4
6
7
.5no&c
5(10&c
1871
1368
Sept., 1872, operated
.657725)
May
M.&S.
J.&D.
7g. F.
issi
1866
1,000
M. &S.
7
7
1865
mortgage, unendorsed
2d mortgage, endors. by Baltimore
2d rairtgage, end >rsed by \Va8ti. I'otmty
2d preferred mortgage, unendorsed
New mortgage, guar, by Baltimore
Wenteni y. Carolina -1st mort.(K. Dlv.)...
N
.J.
'V'
sooSc
i866
1870
1
Cost of road and equipmen*. $,502,468,
M.& N. N. Y.. Am. Ex. Nat. Bk. Nov. 1.1-86 Coal road. Completed in 1871.
Philadelphia Offlce.
3
Aug 15,1872 Coal road. Net earnings, 1870-71, $242,62
F.& A.
6
do
(V 14, ». 6)8.)
.I.&.l.
July 1, :W5
7
A.&O. Phlla., W. Painter ft Co. Oct. 1, 18'-0 Leased bv Penn. RR.
4&20a.
N.Y., ii.L. &W. KU.Co. Sent.5.18T2 Leased to Del.. Lack. & West. Net earn
700.000
700.000
1,800,000
511.400
750.000
1,250.000
750,000
600,000<
l,2n'.noo
200,000
400,000
3a),ooo
300,000
400,000
1,400,000
1,400,000
810,000
ino
&
F,.S:A,
675,000
225,000
i'.iw
1,300.000
1,00
1,100.000
70
1,000
250.000
70
1871
666,000
87
i'.ooo
800,000
35
500&C
800,000
500&C
650,000
OO&c
427.000
50O&C
680,000
2)<
400.000
506&C
IOC 36.745,001
1,000 27,236,112
1,000 27.J36,512
'67- '69
l.lflO
9,013,000
1809
1,IXXI 10.000,000
2,ViO.fi00
1871
i-?01
1866
1,000
1,600,000
'66-7-8 .1.000
1,600,010
500.000
1870 50O&C
wo 1.730.02
2.500.000
1888
3.000 000
1368
5,000,000
3.000.000
i866
1866
1,500.000
2.000,000
500.000
2.8611,000
100
1365 lOO&c
550.000
200.000
500
1850
386,000
l/W
1850
114,000
293.200
1854
717.500
l'J66 566&C
1816
850.000
1.000
I8>>6
130,000
1,000
1S66 m&i'
1,139.100
1370
1871
1870
(V.',
Bank Mch 1,1887 Net earnings,
A. N. Y., Vcnnllye ft Co Aug. 1, 1899 Completed in
7g.
7g.
f.
;
.Tan!'i.'lS"0
(iallstin
N.
7
2.'i0,000
18117
1S71
1871
Alexin^'or
".
A.&O. N.Y.,P. M. Mycrs&Co.
7
:
15,000,(KXI
600,(XXI
47)4
35
50
18
18
13
M.&
7g.
m&i
,
2d mortg«if«
\lcic'ih.
Ware Riser (,UaiiH.)—UX.
Warren ( A^. ./.)—stock
1,0(1(1
F.
In progress. Leased to Maine Central.
Net surplus income in 1871, after paying'
all int. and div'dof 1 per ct. in Mny, waa
$55,080. The mort. bonds, sterling and
domestic, are issued (o rt-tlre old bonda
t-ot secui-ed
the two have soinetlmes
been confused, as the late issues of old
bonds have been quoted as " new 7'8."
(V, :3, n. 516
v. 14. p 29-J.)
Completed
.1.
8f,
1,300.000
1,600,000
1.300.000
1,500.000
1.000
l,IIOi
7
7g
1, 000,01 fl
1,000.000
900,000
2,500.000
2.t9«.000
500.000
300.000
1.000.000
1.500,000
2,)00.H)0
100
1,000
41
M mortgaKC (Gt. W't'n of
MEqnipment bonds <T.& W.)
&
1S71
167
180
31
2d mortgaue (Wub.
Conflol. mort^aRe, co 'i v
tjlst mortRiiKn, (Denatur
1870
"75
&
^
Ist
1,988 150
800,000
3.000,000
1,701,000
227
10
623
Ujlst mortgage (Gt. W't'nof'59,)
Tol.)
^.Ist mortgage (Onln.
Ist mortgage (111.
S. Iowa)
bonds
4.'i0.000
5(1
217
mat mortgage (L. Erie. W.&Eit.L.)
I]tif:a ttlllack.
Ist .«.
UK]
1,000
100
IOO
100
i.aio
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
100
M.&
4
2,5i2.J30
174.000
1,200,000
2,031,156
1.695.825
270.000
500.000
811
Nov.
"Y
3.50.000
1,000, 00
73
iiex 1866
llOX 1SB4
iisx 18(16
Consol.mort. (for *r,,2()0,UOO>
mortgase (Burll)iv
lot., Wab.it IPesierK— stock
preferred 7 per cent stock
2l8t mortgage (Tol. & 111.)
B
500&C
24T
mortgage (W. Dlv.)
mortgage (K. Dlv.)
2d mortgage nv.Div.) convertible
Haiiii.
i.n<io
63
2»7
Ist
1st
I
1
11
iBtprefferred
2d Preferred
!
100
1,00
61
Isr mortgage
Tol., Penria <ft IFarsau^— stock
'
266&C
43H
mortgage
2d mortgage,
Svrac. A onenango Va'tep—lai M. gold...
Taunton lira?ich—StocK
lerre flauteA Tndianapolta- Atoc^
\
'"so
1891
137;
18JK-88
1882-88
1»71-T2
1874
188 -91
1880-92
do
do
do
do
A.&O.
in progress.
1901
May,
(Charleston.
.J.& J,
7
S. W.KR.Bk.
New
.I.'*'.T.
a<."00
3,877,300
50,000
399.000
300,000
3,100,000
1,100.000
Road
Hov.,
London.
York.
J.
J.
J. &.J.
6
7
6
7
6,5,i'00
1,000
1.000
1,000
ft
A.&(>.
.
2^3
22S
1
29
20
20
Q.-F. Charleston,
1
5g.
§:
Stocka.
lastDlvl'd.
.lune,
1,407.960
800,500
192,500
312,500
1,410,500
76.000
79.270
1,500,000
4,;00,000
2,250 000
1,500,000
1.500,050
3,940,000
1,252,000
t
Southern
3
7
S,819.'i75
*66.M
,
JimtfVt,
Principal,
when Due,
M.&N. N. Y., Metropoll. N. Bk
do
do
M.&N.
7b.
Var
South
by Whom.
Payable.
"ioo
600
500
500
500
500
'66, '6'
'
(t yo. .l/rtfirtma— Preferred stock
Ist raorlcagu, endorsed by Ala
South Side Z. Al— iBt niortgage,,
Southern Central <N. K.>— Ist Morteaife
I
500,000
7oo,aio
450.000
1,000
;
dollar bo.idfi, L
do
Domestic onds (H)
Domestic bonds (G)
Domestic bonds (1)
Domestic bonds (K.)
Domestic bonrt? '..-iin'tial)
Rate
Oulstanding.
Cent.
mouxCUv
8o>n-erwt
INTKUKST OB DIVIDENDS.
When
Where Pavable and
pert
Amount
5=
7
7
7
;
,
1
e-
Q-J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
1,
.Ian, 1,1892
Boston Offlce.
Worcester, OUtce.
July
ily
1
1,
July,
uly,
1901
18K Dividends
in 7
years 65
p. c.
(y. 14, p 4S.)
;;,
September 25, 1872
THE CHUONICLE.
J
Exports of LeadliiK Articles from Nevr York.
^®l)c Commercial ®tme0.
lOMMElKHAL EPITOME.
Friday Nioht,
The
with
1
raiiiy wcatliRr diiriii^ u
tlie 8lriri!;enl
higher
rates
influence
ol
upon trade
;
yet
h:id
iherj
for foreign
fill
uiifiivoriible
has been
the
in
The distributing
aggregate a very good business done.
mand
Tire following table, compiled tromCusloniHouHe retaroH, hIiowi'
the exports of leading arltcles from the port ol Now York since
January 1, 1873, to all the principal foreign couutrien.and alHotlie
The luHt two lin«-»
totals for the last week, and since January 1.
ahnw total niUuf.H, including the value 'if all other articles beaide*
those mentioned in the table.
unseltled cxchaiisres, aiiJ
have
froij^his
and
Hcpi. 20. 1874.
portion of the week, together
money market,
ooi^ar,
429
merchandise has been very
fnir,
dp.
and the
supplies of domestic produce have considerably increased.
The changes
in jjrices,
however, as
may
be naturally inferred
-3
<o
M SSI'S
3
from the circumstances, have been almost uniformly down-
Wirfl
ward.
There has been a protly general
disDosi'.ion to effect
oggg
sales at the best prices that could be realized.
•
rl
«*«*
to
^
el
g
^j£
3
$S
r-**
3>o
otit
Cotton declined to 18§c. for Middling Uplands, but reoovereH, and closed firm at ISJe.
7 50 for Shipping Extras.
50@1 50
$1
less
active,
|7@
Flour has declined to
Wheat
CD
040 O
a
».
Corn has been steady but
piime new mi:<ed closing at 65@06c., afloat.
for
0}
has declined, closing at
a
-.
No. 2 Spring.
Coffee has slightly declined, leading to
more
activity
;
d &"
*•
:
2 of
but
sugars Lave slightly improved.
Provisions have been very irregular.
Pork has shown a
new mess, but the low priced descriptions have
demand lor export, and they have been very firm
been
in
eg
ooo
c'a
a»
•^
decline in
^r^
Bacon and Lard have declined, leading to more activity
long clear bacon selling at 8^@8|c, and prime Western
steam laid, Winttr rendered, at 8^c. Pickled Hams and
Shoulders have brought more money. Beet' has become
dull,
end Butter has been unsettled.
13|@13fc for
ness of moment
Suate
fine
»-•
Cheese has advanced
To-day the only busiin Pork was 1,000 bblsjiew mess at $14
for Oct.; prime mess held at $13 50, with $13 25 bid for
straight lots.
Lard sold at 8 13-16@8^c for strictly prime,
October delivery, 1,000 tcs being taken. Bacon sold at 8fc
for long clear on the spot, and 7f c for lor g and short clear,
half each, for January delivery.
In other articles, there
were no new features.
Freights have Wen firm generally, and rates for vessels on
the berth for Liverpool have advanced
to-day's business
embraced corn by sail at lOd; wheat by steam 12d
cotton |d, and cheese 45c.
To Cork, for orders, the charl
terin^ tor grain has been active at 8s 6d@8s 7|d, with
several vessels tnken to load petroleum at private rates
Continental freights have been dull. There is but a limited
to
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Petroleum has advanced refined, in shipping order, 24^u.
crude, in bulk, 12@12:Jc. ; and naphtha, in bbls., 17|@i8c,
Oils have been without new feature of importance.
Whiskey has declined to 92(a)92Jc., but during the week there
has been some business for export in alcohol at 48@50c.,
currency, in bond.
There has been a decided revival ol
business in wool, and late sales embrace some lari<e lines at
30@35c. for spring clip, California and Western fleece at 58
(a t)2c.
East India goods hav« remaintd quiet.
Kentucky tobacco has been quiet during the past week,
and prices without change; lugs 9@10ic. ; leaf, 10^@15c.
sales 500 hhds., of which 150 nhds. for export, and 350 do.
lor consumption.
For seed lea.f, also, trade has been very
slack, the demand for export having subsided, ^-wing to
various causes ; the large previous purchases for shipment
(aggregating 85,810 cases), the small oflerings, the cr.>p
being nearly exhausted of shipping qualities, especially Pennsylvania and Ohio, and th?. unsettled market for exchange
have contributed to the prevailing inactivity, and the only
smIb lor export has been 100 cases low grade New York on
private terms.
For home coi.sumption the demand has also
been limited ; sales 100 cases sundry lots old crop, 12@25o.;
W
si
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100 do. new crop, wrappers 35@65c. Spanish tobacco has
been quiet, with sales of 400 bales Havana at $1 02@1 17.
Metals have been variable. Pig iron firmer, with Glengarnoch sold at $55 ; but tin plates lower, with charcoal tin
quoted §13, gold.
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Imports of Leading: Articles.
The following table^ compited troiu Custoiu House returns
lUows tUe foreign imports of certain leading articles of commerce
ftt thiH port for the last week, since January 1, \H12, and for the
eorrespoiiding period in 1871
[Thequaiuity is Rtven in packagea when not otherwl ae ap ecifle d.]
For Since
the Jan. 1,
week. 1872.
For
Same
lime
tlie
Since
Jan, I,
1871.
week.
1872.
Eartbeuware—
China
Earthenware..
l.ISl
571
27.11
1,3»«
Glass
Glassware
14,5^3
li,631
52I.C.i
32.537
He
Glass plate....
Buitous
a.fiil
4,808
65,214
;5, 2>
56'30a 1,110,015
121
Coal, tons
Cocoa, bags
Cotfue, bAg^
4,238
m
Coitou. bales....
Prugs, &c.—
Hark, Peruvian.
Blea powders...
Brlmstooe, tuns
Cocblueal
7,51
121
Arabic...
-
"
2
Oii.OUve
opium
i
6oda. bi~carb...
5"t
1,17.
sal
Soda, aau
I,11S
flax
Furs
cloth..
,19,8
n
37,S9a
;ii,4;2
IK
5,713
!4,v38
232
61i
..
S.85S
512
33.670
1,029
71,664
U
..
Hair
bales...
boxes
2'i,9S0Tea
38.'.l32Tobacco
17.016
S,U,2
l,63i
32,223
3,760
.1,914
125,436
Bides, &,c.—
•J
Bristles
Hides, dressed..
India rubber
ivory,
S2(
1,3J4
16,237
i
35,259
i,760
m
Jewelry. AcJewelry
Watches..
lua..
&
8.777 Waste
2,2»e>Wlne8.
15,571
21,529
i,032
3.580
Wines
5,4(i3Wool, bales
ijlnsecd
Lemons
489,623
i;i,9'J0
621,7:2
isi.e.*
137,894
135.76;
83,621
'.28.7H
151.888
61.005
537.611
645.367
1. 315,2'
1,1-28,191
932,069
663,732
15,5114
997.6!
r.66.872
279.433 8,915.533 9,135,935
718,342
680,070
51,728
10,770
501
6,792
Ashes... pkgs.
BreadskUlli—
Flour.. bbls.
89
5,372
72.376 l,8!il.9» 2.455,183
5);.39l) 7,132.685 14,26l,SSl'
l,0ji,6.2 30 317.6.35 2J,n3.n4'
2^1,559 9.610.122 e.!7:,723l
....)
376,013
3 i5,256
59,682 !,731,553
849.165
&c..
Corn
Oats
Kye
Barley,
6ras4 seed.
3,1:73
24-1,618
Beans
Peas
2.716
C. meal. bbls
3,270
Cotton. .bales.
19,531
89.159
169.911
14:.723
4!;,03l
Hemp ..bales.
120
3,9.33
Hides
No.
Hops, .bales.
Leather. sides
3,670
1,663
69,139
521,-i77
-,110
Molasses, lids.
Kaval Stores—
Cr.turp bbls
Snirits turp.
Rosin
10,666
2,50i,s61
31,454
459
7,271
S,I5-1
58.-201
47J,5,-l
13,193
Tar
76.'
fiiih
25,316
6,403
46,523
»ll,637l
ie,!9o;
1,741
610
89,821
1,
pkgs
4,771
llii,7'22
42, 155
35
938
4,7! 5
67,739
5,436
43,610
Provisions4U,15I
442,403
16,937
38,561 1,212.400 1,018,213
Butter, pkgs....
Cutmeats
1,105
257.1146
1-22,748
Egfs
Pork
6,69.1
350.665
111,013
3-.'7,9Sl
:,0'4
187
2,413
741
I5.-271
276,006
9,517
8,572
243.11U
29
9,214
32:
Sugar, hhds., &c..
Tallow, pkL'S
!7.9W
33
5,613
30,374
192,90a
67,140
141,392
55,467
295
4,399
Tobacco, Jkgs....
Tobacco, hhds
Whiskey, bbls....
Wool, bales
Dressed hogs, N 0.
1,513
2,25i
1,906
137,109
85.997
177 .5;7
15.760
13.453
200,602
15.170
13,258
118.56'
99,120
90,114
80,213
H»0«IPT8
bales
Orleans
Mobile
Charleston
Tennessee,
Ac
Rec'd thlB week at—
14,321
4.859:
4,931
12,012
19,174
4,471
3,732
213
5,9071
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
1872.
1871.
bales.
44
2,73!
5,692
191
2,2i0
6,150
.
4,919
4,712'
1,4271
Total receipts
Increase this year
64.203; 31,073
S0,135i
....
for the week ending this evening reach a total of
11,348 bales, of which 9,953 were to Great Britain, none to
France, and 1,395 to rest o( the Continent, while the stocks as
made ap this evening, are now 127,841 bales. Below we give
the eicports and stocks for the week, and also for the correspond
ing week of last season, as telegraphed to us from the various
ports to-night
Exported to—
Sept.
Rew
-27.
Q.Brit.
Orleano.
1.575
Hobiie
1
France
.".'.'
j
stock.
Contin't
Total this
Same w'k
week.
1871,
....
1,575
1,260
i,m
3,172
1,153
Charl -ston...
40,795
5I«1
13,6:!j
New
Vork...
3,258
120
Total
@lnor Sept.
1
U
9,953
3,990
.'.;".
1
95
1,29:3
8,829
1,297
contracts or cover short sales.
8,-2.38
7,ii63
215
223
11.243
37,829
12,418
43.070
20.393
12,000
127,M:
19.130
8.5!6
6,791
5,636
18.150
;'2,397
17,(UU
99,870
As a
con-
for contracts
is not likely to tako place.
The prices for
futures last reported were (basis low middling) 18 7-lOc. for Sept.,
18ic. for Oct., 18 3-16c. for November, 18 7 16c. for December,
The
19c. for January, 19 9-lCc. for February, and 20|c. for March.
total sales of this description for the week are 140,6.50 bales,
tree on board.
For immediate delivery the total
including
sales foot up this week 13,018 bales, including 7,710 for export,
4,349 for consumption, 9 for speculation, and 950 in transit.
Of the above, 1,663 bales were to arrive. The following are the
closing quotations today
New
Upland and
—
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Low Middling
Middling
per lb
Orleans.
Texas,
I5?6»..
Mobile.
Florida.
I5?« &....
13 a....
isms..,,
:5X<a....
18
isi^®.
13>< (»....
13H®....
vmit
St....
ll^«<8..
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I8«».,
19X».,
18«@....
19}4-®....
...
201,®....
19X6.. ...
79X6.....
the sales of spot and transit cotton and price of
Uplands Ai this market each day of the past week :
arive
BALES.
Con- spec TranExp't. sump. ula'n
Saturday
1.046
1,902
1,B'3
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
419
778
5.8
670
Total
7.710
5
4
9:6
546
966
4,341
Good
2,070
2,634
3 612
1 ,807
1,514
:,3oi
631
9
950
PBIOKS.
1
Total.
sit.
1,009
1,-26!
Friday
13,018
1
ow
Mid-
Ord'ry. Ord'ry. Midl'g. dling
ISH
15X
15«
\5H
15X
13
I8K
I8H
«
17
1S«
I3.V
:'%
18
18
K%
18^1
18J4
IRX
18*
18
....
1
...
free on board)
For forward delivery the sales (including
have reached during the week 140,6.50 bales (all low middling or on
the basis of low middling), and the following is a statement of the
sales and prices
For September,
2,500
bales.
cts.
bales.
cts.
1,100
n!5-16
2,700
'.SK
2.3.30
18 3-16
3,500
3,iOO
4,100
.18
.'.18 1-16
1,100
l(08,n
4,100
l,3ai
18X
\S\
\B%
18 3-16
18 7-32
500...
700
500
200
18H
3,ii50
]S%
2301
3.400
3,500
1,400
184{
18 7-16
2,U0
18 5-16
1,800
1:^
400
900
100
1.200
4,500
IS 9-16
550
18 11-16
300 s.n
13H
^S%
23,050 total Scpt'r.
For Octoler.
900
il^
im
17 13-16
200
17 27-82
1,6110
V,%
1,650
17 15-16
6,500
3,500
lO.SlO
3,700
4,100
del.
700
too
lUl
600
300
For Febrnar>.
i,6ai
19,1^
18!;
IK 6-16
'.00
19 3-16
400
18 U-.S2
3,700.
100,
.18 7-;6
...18X
18K
1,9-16
18X
1811
16
13V
Dec.
For January
24,100 total for
100
18 7-16
18 7-16
18)i
1,500
ISM
800
900
400
18 9-16
nj.
Jan,
18
18X
For November.
IS.ICO total
18 3-16
100
.3-16
19H
19 3-10
SI'C
it^
l-*)*
1S«
18K
18 1-16
18 3-16
18
18 13-16
18 15-16
19
19 1-16
"00
1,400
1,500
4,400
4,500
18 1-16
18
18X
21,100 total
3,500
l.iai
1,100
SOI
be-
35.250 total Octob'r.
1.800
Novem.
For December.
cts.
old form
contract.. ..18?li
18 5-16
100
1871.
Monday
manent recovery
fore 10th.... 18
1872.
13,416
22 514
laTannah
Other ports..
fill
;
bales.
200
The exports
Weekending
to
were better,
while on the next two days there was a reaction until Thursday,
when futures sold at 18f for September, to 20| for April, an advance of i@f c. from the prices of Monday morning spot cotton
Since then, there has been
also advanced in the same time ^c.
little change in the quotations, middling uplands on the spot
closing to-night at 18Jc. So long, however, as the receipts
keep up so much in excess of last year, any decided per-
Below we
:
New
movement
sequence, the latest prices of
OoodMlddlIng
September,
period of 1871, showing an increase Since September 1 this year
of 81,903 bales. The derails of the receipts for this week (as per
telegraph) and the corresponding week of 1871 are as follows
1871.
;
21391
1*1,619
86,803
making the
1872,
week,
last
since
total receipts since the first of
1873, 158,34.5 ba^es against 70,343 bales for the same
Bec'd thia week at-
which we noted
influence of the causes
downward movement in -spot cotton was continued, and very
marked the early part of thia week middling uplands being
quoted at the close on Monday at ISic, and low middling having
the
Week and
Peanuts, ba,:s
BIOIIPTS
6S.ii;
119.087
2:iO,377
Southern ports, we are in possession of the returns showing the
receipts exports, &c., of cotton for the week ending this evening
Sept. 37. From the figures thus obtained it appears that the
total receipts for the seven days have reached 04,30S oalesagainst
51,309 bales last week, 39,63.5 bales the previous week, and 13,.554
bales three weeks since,
92.33;
a0,4'9
241.200
Friday, P. M., September 27. 1873,
telegrams received by us to-night from the
special
89 898
80,652
31,41
387,108
119.214
COTTON.
Bf
26,08!
30.568
2.806
287,«95
Beef, pkgs
Lard, pkgs
Lard, kegs
655,307 Rice, pkgs
2,«M Starch
41,753
2
84
S,S29
22,260
43,370
....!
....
'256
6,114:
1-12.872|
311,753^
83,5341
2,189,263
94.03ri
Tot«l last yea-
281
2,763
IO,uOU
"2
816
12,596
4,015
Logwood...
Manugany..
149,223
101,112
93 510
'lis
i.m
'254
creased
This Since Same
week. Jan,l. time ^l
Wiiea^..ba4.
Other ports
W
,221
1,27 2
:8.E61
:
ieil,900
Cork..
Fustic
Oil cake,
Oil, lard
4,757
2,303
:
li
20,24!
69,387
170,961
'71.
5,'.6I
5,903
'722
is
145,010
Same
time
20,166
49
827
I
3'0
8 513
4
4,150
Woods—
:
1.
'722
2,854
26.1!
2,742
9.023
::,2:o
»,58«
3«S 663
week and since Jan.
The receipts of doineatic produce
and for the aaino time ia 1871, have been as follows
Since
9,ti29
r.Sl
1,6091
4,850
S.7.51
(3.21 r
52:
1.
for the
This
Florida
North Carolina
i,:o8
438
12,491
January
week. Jan.
Jl,;53i
13 S13|
2,030)
511,340
Kalsin*
Receipts or Domestic Produce for the
8,524
3,277
4,918
5,232
6,035|
r.,-254'
been sold at 18^c. for September. 17|c. for October, 17|c. for November, 18c. for December, and 18J to 20 l-16c. from January to
April of next year. At these prices, however, a more active demand for export and consumption was brought out, with an in-
Oranges
Nuts
Hides undressed
itice
1,61* Spices, &c.—
14,7<2
Cassia
S1,2B3
Ginger
5,703
Pepper
852
4,391
6.799
5,6;2
3,03
BJBPT.l.
;5.271
Mobile
Under the
Fish
SI,7Ss;Fruit8,&c.—
as
2.001
Molasaes
95
835,263
38.964
3.261
(»7,9jS
70,130
7,693
59.224 l,2fi6,0.5 1,011,250
2-25,217
258,594
7,1.0
13,825
3,938
82«,3C-2
J63,120 1,527,388 1,386.386
Corks
58,708 Fancy goods
1,501
3,01!
971
938,623
905.998
49,016
reported
Saltpetre
77
New Orleans
376,803
value—
34,'.4:Ci(iars..
10.214
5,527
8,763
5,419
94,075
BINOK
PORTS.
Total this year
Cbauipag'e,bkB.
les
BZPOB-rBD SINCB eirT.l TO— Coastwise
Ureal
Other
~rs72."|~i67ir Britain Fruice For*gn Total. PorU.
«BO Birrs
5,5=1
1.293
&c.—
7,109|
2,010, Artl
4411
by
392,781
September 28, 1872,
From the foregoiuij statement it will be seen that, compared
with the corresponding week of last season, there is a decrease in
the exports this week of 1,170 bales, while the stocks to-night are
27,971 bales nmre than they were at this time a year ago. The
following is our usual table showing the movement of cotton a'
We
all the ports from Sept. 1 to Sept. 20, the latest mail dates.
do not include our telegrams to-night, as we cannot insure the
accuracy or obtain the detail necessary by telegraph.
Texas
6,962
bags
20,!4li
2-',O02
0,013
4.931
817,195
213.993
855,802
410,013
S,783.-'-60 6,616,0-0
5.CI37
74,313
16i,473
81,336
21,850
783,887
81,521 5.417,1.2 4,3.-i4»,4U6
110,420
2,666
111,453
8r2,98d8uear, hhds., tea.
& bblB
3,9591
5.531
Uadder
O.la, essential..
Hemp,
13,701
--,.-
Tin slabd,
Rags
27,732
Indigo
Guany
Iruu, liU bars.
Lead, pl^a
Spelter, Ihg
Steel
Tlu, boxes
411,292
33,33a
9.1«3
5.05S
911.33'
152
93
33,401
3,977
Hardware
12,701
18,236
Siitirar,
411
Cream Tartar..
Gambler
Soda
I
Ac-
Metals,
Cutlery
China, GlosH aud
,
.
iTHE CHRONICLE.
480
Gam,
:
,
1»X
old form
contract. 18 11-16
!»0
18 11-16
o d form
contract.. ..19>i
400
19),
400 old form
contract... 19 5-16
lOU
19 5-16
610 old form
contract.. ..:9K
VX
19X
200
19ii
19 9-16
19-X
19 11-16
10,100 total
Feb.
For March.
IM
cts.
19%
19 ll-!6
form
contract. ...19ai'
450
200 old
19K
form
contract..,. 19,1<
ac«
19k
200
SOO
19 15-16
:00
1,400
20 1-16
-Xii
20 3-:0
.20
100
100
20X
19 1-16
3,000
1,200
1,300
100
bales.
1 400
100
700 old
195-16
old form
contract.. .,<9X
S,S50 total
For
March.
April.
20 1-16
100 old form
contract.... 20M
6U1
100 rid firm
10(1
ma
contract. XO3.I6
100
210
20 3-16
—
old fonn
contract
20K
2i;0
20X
800 old lonn
contract..2li5-l6
SCO
7i«
20 5-16
1,S00
211K
700
.20X
2CX
SOO
5,lOO.total
April.
—
THE CHAONIcLE
September 28, 1812
The
follonring
.
exchanges have been made durini; the week
p-ild to
iixchangu
"
%i:.
KfimMiihcr for
Fcbruiry for
;(I0
January.
Repoiits
k, ii.,
for
:iOO
Dccenibftr, even.
for 5W) l)(H:i!mber, even.
iiy
Tei,E(ikaph.
— There
has been Rome
rain in portions of the South the past week, but on tlio whole the
accounts appear to be increasingly favorable. Cotton, of course-
cannot be lundu where it had been destroyed ami yet in many
is opening and beinj' secured
it has fruited well and
;
sections
rapidly.and the yield
is ul
|)resent turuin^f out mnresatisfacturily
thau the le.ss santruine a short time since believed possible. At
New Orleans it has been showery ou three days of the week. It
has rained ou one day at Mongoinery, and it is cloudy to-day
They have had one heavy riiiu at
j)ii:liing is progressing finely.
Selma. and rain on two days at Macon and Columbus. 'J'here has
At none
also been rain the early part of the week at Savannah.
of these places, liowever, does it appear from our telegrams that
there has been any storm siilUciently severe to do any special
harm. It has been warm and dry all the week at Augusta, and
the gathering and marketing of the crop is proceeding raoidly.
At Memphis they have had lains on two days, which have been
general, that is, extended over a wide surface, but the re.st ot the
week has been pleasant. Picking is making fine progress, and
the ])lanter8 are sending the crop to uiaiket freely. It has also
rained on two days at Nashville. The reports at this point with
regard to the crop are said to be more favorable, and tlio yield is
turning out better than was expected. The th^srmometer at Mernjihis has averaged 76, at Macon 77, Savannah 79, Columbus 70,
Selma 80, and at Montgomery 81.
;
—
Exports for Last Week. Complaint has been made to us
the past week because our export figures last Friday did not agree
We are
asked (Ist.) Why did
yon not give any exports to Liverpool from New Orleans, as the
Associated Press gave 1,108 bales ? (2d.) What was your authority for stating there was 3,751 bales exported from New Orleans
to France? Our reply is (1st.) The 1.108 bales to Liverimol
will be f)und in our previous week's figures. (2d.) The 3,751
bales to France will be found in the Associated Press figures of
this week.
In a word (we repeat what we have many tiine.s said
before) that wishing always to give our readers the latest information, our telegrams bring down our figures each week to Friday night, while the Associated Press figures only come down lo
Friday noon consequently all the exports and the most of the
receipts of Friday, which are given by us in full, are noi, reported
by the Associated Press until the following week.
with the Associated Press
figures.
—
—
retail, in five to ten bale parc»;1s, at 13((Cl3ie, cur
reiicy,ca8h; round lotscan be btmght at 10e,curreiiey,cai<h. Borneo
we quote at I4c., currency, cash. The market lor bags has ruled
Sellers
(|Uote 14((il4ic. for light and h«^avy wiMghts.
(|uiet.
would have to make some conc«>sions from above figures to place
a large parcel. For butts the market rules quiet and prices are a
prices.
The trimsactions the past few
t ride off I rom last week's
days have been 350 bsles, at |2 15, currency, cii.-h; 400 bales, ajjc,
We
Mnrcli.
auO Si^|)iciiiboi for 200 Marcli.
50 SeptfintuM'
Weather
'HHJ
'.Ou
431
and neglected;
:
lO'l OcIhIht fur 1(10 Scniciiit i
:MJ N()vciiib(!i for 2<l)Seiitt'lnl»(!r.
'.ttKl
IMC
iOOScptrnibfr,
:
:
currency, 30 days 'iW bales, 2 llCc, currency, cash 500 bales
796 Ijales sound, at aucsound, at auction, 12 07, currency, cash
tion, $2 04, currency, cash; 1,000 bales ex. ship., 2c., currency,
l,0(H>,bales future delivery, private terms, supposed to be
cash
At the close we quote prices tsked at
alxiut 2J@2 3-l6c., cash.
24(((;2 l-l«c., with few or no buyers at these figures, while 2.-. cash
is bid for butti), on the spot, in round lots.
;
;
;
;
Visible Supply op Cotton Made up by Cablk and TklkBy cable «e have tonight the stocks nt the difTereut
European porta, the India cotton afioat for all of Europe, and thx
American afloat for each port as given below. Froa figures thus
received, we have prepared the following table, showing the
quantity of cotton in sight at this date (Sept. 27) of each of the
iiRAPii.
—
two past seajons:
1871.
1872.
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
in
in
London
Havre
in Marseilles
in Bremen
in Amsterdam
at Antwerp
at Barcelmia
Afloat lor Oreat Britain (American)
Afloat for Havre (American and Brazil)..
Afloat for
Afloat for
423,000
90,501
69,390
19,876
40,720
44,000
19.000
60,000
750,000
331,000
2««,000
17,000
bales.
in Liverpool
48,IH)0
84,000
44.n(X)
57,000
7,000
3,750
.
54,1'00
17,512
1,440
none
none
Bremen (American)
Amsterdam (American)
Total Indian cotton afloat for Europe
Stock in United States ports
Stock in inland towns
Total
none
201,000
127,841
15,166
5J-8,291
1,860,757
1,550,203
99,870
16,602
These figures indicate an increase in the coiion in sight to-night
of 310,553 bales compared with the same date of 1871.
Movements of Cotton at the Interior Ports. — Below we
give the
movements
—
of cotton at the interior ports receipts and
for the correspond-
shipmen's for the veek, and stock to-night and
ing week of 1871
;
;
—
Receipts and tfie Crop. The rapidity with which cotton is
coming forward should not be accepted by our readers as any
very certain indication of the extent of the crop. There are
special reasons
The
why the
early
movement should be
large.
First
some States (Texas, for instance), and the porin other States, was very forward. The drought
entire crop in
tion planted
first
187J-. ^Week ending Sept. 29, '71-.
Slnpmeuts. Stock. Receipts. Shipments. Stock.
^Week ending Sept. 37,
Ileceipts.
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Montgomery...
Solma
Memphis
5,777
1,471
1,583
2,872
1.334
3,009
2,939
1.334
1,831
2.984
2,083
3,556
985
771
19.827
10,810
6.123
1,700
2,152
3,272
2,107
3 4^8
Nashville
2,652
1,356
650
802
272
614
1,593
1,432
3,995
1,037
3,267
4,482
1,969
2,158
2.809
1,818
2,776
440
644
333
590
15,166
11,768
C93
—
has caused the bolls to open rapidly. Second In many portions
of the South the money pressure is more than usually severe,
inclining the planters to hurry forward as rapidly as possible a
part of their produce to market. Tliird Prices, although they
—
well up, when we consider the cost of production, so that the planter feels that he is well paid, and he prefers to secure a positive gain to storing his cotton, especially as
he is in great need of funds. Few people are willing to live long
under a pressure for money, when they can easily obtain it by
selling something they possess at a decided profit.
are led to
make these suggestions by the very full estimates which are
becoming somewhat popular just now. Undoubtedly cotton today promises a considerably larger yield than at this period last
year. But wheTi persons talk of four million bales and over as
the product for the season, we think they show they have studied
the progress of the plant during the Spring and Summer to very
little purpose.
have declined, are
still
We
The exports ot cotton this week from New York show an in
crease since last week, the total reaching 8,258 bales, against
0,033 bales last week. Below we give our table showing the
eximrts of cotton from New York, and their direction for each of
the last four weeks also the total exports and direction since
September 1, 1872 and in the last column the total for the same
period of the previous year
;
;
:
Exports ot Cotton (bales) from Nenr York since Sept.l, I87Z
wnK
ENDma
ToUl
to-ciay,
the week ending Thursday, Sept. 36
,-ShlpineutB thiB
week
Great
Con-
Britain,
tineut.
1873....
1,000
to-v
Total.
1,000
1871...
Great
Con-
Britain.
tlncnt.
1
to^
Total.
655,000 [213.000
867,000
699,000 308,000 1,007,000
receipts.
the foregoing it would appear that compared with last
year there is an t«c;'«ase this year in the week's shipments t(»(Jreat
Britain of 1,000 bales, and that the total movement since Jan. 1
now shows a (Jecrea.se in sliipments of 140,000 bales over the corrasoonding period of 1871.
GuNNT
Bags, B.vggino, Etc.— The market for cloth has ruled
We quote round
still
tend in buyers' favor.
from second hands at 13c., cash, here, and
12JS?13c., cash, in Boston.
Sales have been rather small and
mostly to fill Southern orders. Dealers are getting a fraction
better prices than above for small parcelg. India bales are dull
lots
Sept
Sept.
Same
lime
prer.
year.
11.
18.
1.S30
5.576
6,6.«
8,S58
90,166
19,241
1,330
B,276
6,«H
8,2S3
80.166
19,241
Otlier British Ports
78
....
78
OUier French ports
300
5,000
Sept.
to
date.
31.
Week's
From
dull during the past week, and prices
Aug.
Total to Gt. Britain
:
,— Sbtpmentfi since Jan.
16,602
The above totals show that the interior stocks have inrreased during the week 3,011 bales, and are to-night 1,430 bales lesii t) an
at the same period last year. The receipts have been 8,059 bales
more than the same week last rear.
Bombay Shipments. —According
to our cable dispatch received
there have been 1,000 bales shipped from Bombay to Oreat
Britain the past week and no bales to the continent, while the
receipts at Bombay, during the same time have been 300
bales.
The movement since the first of January is as follows.
These are the figures of W. Nicol & Co., of Bombay, and are for
7,470
78
78
Bremen and Hanover
....
....
....
Hamburg
Total to N. Europe.
....
....
Spaln,Oporto& Gibraltar&c
All others
Total Spain, ice
Crand Total
The
1,830
....
....
S.354
6,63?
last
20,444
19,241
New York, Boston,
week, and since Sept.1,1873
following are the receipts of cotton at
PhUodelphia and Baltimore for the
8,458
:
:
:
:
..
:
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:
THE CHRONICLE.
432
[September 28, 1872.
BALIS, ITO., or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
BALTIKORE.
BBOX'TS rBOM-
,
Sales this week.-
ToWl
Same
Ex- Specula-
this
year.
period
Trade.
American
New
Orleans..!
port
bales 18,890
4.170
1,390
3,7iX)
300
280
160
Smyrna & Greek „ -,w.
West Indian, &cP''""
390
lonj
'""1
.
.
Egyptian
I
MobUe
East Indian
Florida
8'th Carolina
N'th Carolina
Vlreinia
Ports
North'
Tennessee, <jbc
tion.
1,050
9,310
.
Brazilian
Texas
Savannah
7,050
Total
41,270
Total.
2:1,610 1,297,71)0
678,3'.0
11,010
3,860
14,.570
73,790
883,3J0
This
week.
American
5.264
8,938
Total this year
11,360
8,980
16,270
6.190
62,730 3,067,700 3,186,040
58.350
62,500
Shipping News.
—The exports of cotton from the United States
the past week, aa per latest mail returns, have reached 13,009
bales. So far as the Southern ports are concerned, these are the
same exnorts reported by telegraph, and published in The UhhonICLE 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
N»w York—To Liverpool,
Total bales
per steamers City of New York^l 075... City
of Brooklyn, 6«
Baltic, 1,210... Batavia, 37S....My, 1,662....
Scotia, 959.... Minnesota, 2,451
Orleans— To Havre, per ship Caledonia, 8,751
.
-Stocks.-
Total...
particulars of these shiiiments,
are as follows:
NewYork
NewOrleans
Same
this
date
1872.
1871.
1,105,854 1,876,248
This
date
1871.
day.
1871.
475,375
Total
28,2212,680,170 2,941,027
4,514,786
591,799
178,057
16.481
102,349
685,630
....
340,9)8
169,413
2,684
76,:j99
Dec. 31,
Total.
East Indian...
180.130
157,920
42,360
8,380
. 48,410
377,820
815,020
1871.
168,800
64.030
49,750
221,670
94,0
M
27,330
1,810 1
29,550 f
i:,55ii
12.3,170
272,770
498,140
566,900
cotton crop, Messrs. Mellor & Co.'s correspondents state
have still good reports from the village s
concerning the new crop. If they are to be believed, there will
be an addition of ten per cent over the crop of last year, but such
information cannot be relied upon at so early a date. A lew small
parcels of new have come forward. The quality is not good,
because from old trees.
As
to the
new Egyptian
:
We
BRE ADSTUPFS
.
The
date
570
W.Indian....
1,800
l*1.960f
631,010
3,193
10,259
Egyptian
Smyrna & Gr'k
Total last year,
6,370
4,720
3,510
2,233,984
500,466
261,880
6,458
113,640
896,358
Brazilian
40,6.30
10,020
-Imports.
m
1871.
1872.
27,470
387,720 12,760
6,100
180,010
5,8001
1,660
21!),9.')0
390
Average
weekly sales
1871.
,896.510
3.280
20,580
To this To
Foreign
Nbw
..
8,25S
Friday
3,751
P. M.. Sept. 27. 1872.
The markets for flour and grain during the past week have
12,00
been somewhat irregular, and close today in about the same
arranged In our usual form
condition, owing to the conflicting and temporary nature of the
influences that have been operating upon prices.
Liverpool.
Havre.
Total.
8,258
....
8,268
The receipts of flour have been much more liberal, exceeding
Total
8,258
3,751
3,751
3,761
12,00i)
the current wants of the market, and under a pressure to sell
from the wharf, enforced in a measure by the stringency of the
—
UOLD, ExCHANOB AND FREIGHTS. Oold has fluctuated the money market, prices have declined good lines of shipping
week between 113f and 114 J, and the close was 113f. extras have been sold to a considerable extent at $7 25. Latterly,
Foreign Exchange market is heavy. The following were the last however, bids have been generally reduced
to $7, and fancy State
quotations: London bankers', long, 107i@107f short, 108|@ 109,
and Commercial, 107@107J. Freights closed at ^d. by steam and could be had for $7 40@7 50. There has been a demand for low
5-16d@fd. by sail to Liverpool, Ic. gold by steam and |o. by sail grades to ship to Glasgow, and the sales for that market to-day
to Havre, and id. by steam to Hamburg.
embraced 1,000 bbls. at $6 50 for superfine and $3 50 for common
No. 2 giving an appearance of activity in these grades which is
By Telegraph pbom livebpooij.
LiTBRPOoi., Sept. 27. —4:30 P. M.— The market has ruled quiet and steady
not otherwise felt.
to-day with sales footing up 12,000 bales, including 4,000 bales for export
Wheat has been very irregular. There hag been a marked deand speculation. The sales of the week have been 74,000 bales, of which
;
past
;
—
—
15,000 bales were taken for export and 5,000 bales on speculation.
Tho
stock in port is 759,000 bales, of which 139.000 bales are American. The
stock of cotton at sea, bound to this port is 190,000 bales of which 7,000 bales
are American.
Sept. 6.
Sept. 13.
105,000
62,000
16,000
5,000
815,000
180,000
207,000
8,000
Total sales
Sales for export
14, OOP
13,000
839,000
196.000
209,000
8,000
Sales on speculation
Total stock
Stock of American. .
Total afloat
American
afloat
Sapt. 20.
Sept. 27
74,000
te,ooo
17,000
4,000
799.000
157,000
195,000
4,000
16,000
6,000
759,000
139,000
190,000
7.000
show the daily closing prices of cotton for the week:
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
PrlceMld.Upl'ds. 9)^®.... 9Ji@9>^ 9%@9>tf 9%ai 9X 9>i@.... 9^®..-"
Orleans. 9X®9% 9^®.... 9X®.... 9JS®.... 9%® 9^ 9 7-16...
The following table
will
Sat.
Eqbopban Cotton Markets. — In
reference to these markets
our correspondent in London, writing under the date of Sept.
14,
states
Liverpool,
Sept. 14.
ijualities of cotton,
— The following are the prices of middling
compared with those of
,-Ord.& MldSoa Island
Florida
21
19
16
G.Ord. L.Mia.
Ord.
Upland...
Mobile....
9«
8X
8W
27
25
Mid.
9«
9 15-16
911-16 10
9>i
N.0&Tex8K
,—Fair &
g'd fair-.
9%
9%
10}i
last year
,-Good
& r-8ame
date 1871Mid. Fair. Good.
Fine.-.
46
40
25
33
27
22
18
34
29
23
G.Mld. Mid. F. Mid.
G.MJd.
lOX
10«
9H
10 6-16
lOJi
10>i;
9 9-16
9X
9%
IIX
9X
42
28
M.F.
lOX
10)i
The following
this date
and
are the prices of middling qualities of cotton at
at the corresponding periods in the three previous
years
1870.
d.
Midland
d.
Sea Island. 24
Upland.... 13
Mobile
13
9H
Orleans.... 13Jf
1871.
d.
1872.
d.
22
15
9%
9X
Midland
Pernambuco.
21
9X
9 9-16
916-16
Egyptian....
10
Broach
DhoUerah....
lOX
9)i
1869. 1870.
d.
d.
13)i
10)<
8%
8H
9H
IK
6
6
1872
1871.
d.
d.
9
m
iH
1
45,
cline in Spring wheat, except for the choicest qualities.
Receipts
have been more liberal, and receivers have shown a disposition to
eifect prompt sales.
Winter wheatsjjhave been neglected com
mon reds have not been in condition to attract the attention of
shippers, and millers havo insisted upon lower prices. Yesterday
there was a large business 'at $1 35@1 38 for rejected Spring
$1 40@1 42i for No. 3 do., $1 45 for mixed do., $1 47@1 50 for
No. 2 Chicago spring, $1 51@1 53 for Northwest do., $1 53®
1 54 for No. 2 Mi'iwaukee club, and $1 63 for No. 1 Sprin?.
Today, owing to a partial interruption of supplies, the ofl&rings were
quite limited, while there was a pressure of demand to fill f reigh
engagements. There was consequently an advance in strictly
No. 2 Spring wheat, but otherwise there was dullness. The sales
embraced 45,000 bush. No. 2 Northwest at fl 53, and 50,000 bush
No. 2 Milwaukee at fl 55@1 56.
At the same time No. 3
Spring sold at $1 40@1 43, and No. 2 red Winter $1 62i@l 63.
It will be observed that the receipts of wheat at the Western
markets continue on a reduced scale as compared with last year.
Corn has been firmer, closing at a slight advance. The demand
has not been active, but the reduced supplies, here and at the
West, have enabled holders to realize very full prices. To-day
good to prime steam and sail mixed sold at 65@66c. Also, 40,000
bushels prime mixed for the last half of October at 67c. Yellow
brought 67c on the spot.
Rye has remained quiet and nominal. Peas also dull. The
market for Barley has partially opened for the season, with sales
of prime Canada West to arrive at $1 18, and good Western
quoted at $1@1 05.
Oats have been fairly active, but the increased receipts of new
have caused a material decline in prices old No. 2 Chicago sell
ing atl45c in store, and good new mixed afloat at 42i<g43ic. To
day the market was more steady and active.
;
;
Since the
_
tion
and
commencement oi the year the
for export
have been
-Taken on spec,
American...
Brazilian...
Bijyptittn.
W.
B.
.
Indian..
Indian..
transactions on specula-
to this date—,
<—Actual exp. from
Actual
Llv., Hull & other exp'tfrom
ontports to date—,
U.K. in
1872,
1871,
1870,
1872,
1871,
1871.
bales.
bales.
bales.
bales.
bales.
bales.
194.490
84,090
33,440
4,200
224,120
316,140
99.080
24,020
8,810
73,480
155,200
13,180
6.290
1,220
83.860
82,181
29.646
6,635
6,296
184.961
279,585
43,TO8
302.180
9,:320
5,509
217,863
12,620
15.710
519,490
510,340
521,530
258,740
309,719
655,976
910.330
60,3.30
Flour.
Grain.
SuperflneStateand Western
$ bbl. {6 10® 6
Extra State, &c
7 10® 7
Western Spring Wheat
extras
7 00@:7
do double extras
8 00®t9
do winter wheat extras
and double extras
7 50@11
City shipping extras. ..
7 35® 7
City trade and family
brands.
8 25®10
Sonthern bakers' and familybrands
9 50®11
Southern shipp'g extras.
7 75® 8
. .
Total.
...
The following statement shows the sales and imports of cottoi
for the week and year, and also the stocks ou hand on Thursday Rye
•vening last
.
Wheat— No.2 8pring,buBh.$l 50®
60
40
30
50
26
60
No.
1
Bed Western
Amber do
4
. .
White
Corn- Western mixed
White Western
Yellow Western
Eye— State and Canada.
50
25
75
1
1
1
60®
70®
75®
64®
67®
66®
lli
1
1
.
Western
Oats— Black
Chicago mixed
White Ohio and
90
66
S9
67
80
90
85
Southern, white
25® 5 35 Barley— State
Cornmeal— Western, &c. 3 35® 3 65|_Canada West
Co«i meal-fii'mse. &c. 3 8S^ 1 00 1 PeM-Cauada
flour
160®
spring
75®
44
47
State.
.
44®
1
50
05
1 20
1 I
1 00® 1 20
:
:
Septembw
THE CHRONICLE.
28, 1872.1
The movement
in breadatufli at this
.,
RECEIPTS *T MEW TOIIK.
,
1812.
,
For the
1878.
,
1871.
.
.
.
Oata
.
Since
For the
week.
S!iice
tlmeJan. For the
w««k.
Jan. 1.
1, ;«71.
.
7J87li
Jan. 1.
1,«79.8M
;!.270
(H.OWI
1.
The following
tniilen,
8,.'51I,70:i
,J19,oa-i
81 896
19,072
H. Walker, of the New York Prodiu-e Exclianjje, dhow the (Jrain
aud the movement oi IJruadatutl'B tu the latest mail
ia Hi(;ht
:
Flour.
bblB.
Chicago
.
Milwaukee*
13,950
Toledo
20,007
22,505
Detroit
Cleveland
St.
Wheat
4..')00+
LouIb
32,825
Rye.
3.59,600
3*5.470
2ll,8.'i0
16.600
96,7.50
1.57.2117
730
3.1.'>0
181,
31 ,980
IM
25,l:ll
.3.827
2,657
.34,802
9,500
19,3^8
1:),000
251,862
27,3(7
18,900
73,143
3,150
7,850
11.774
Noreporl..
Total
Previous week...
week
**
"
Oorrcsp'ni;
•71.
'70.
69.
'68
•67.
"
Total Aug.
•
Barley
288.500
I,2.5.|.7!H)
122,680
112,568
1,627,
1,927,
6.52,817
4.34,fi&5
77,9-.l
'iil7,961
t:i6,674
1,161
l,0(v5,7ll
.361,298
4h0,0(i8
135 6:12
142,809
175.230
n5,7<)l
508,
1,091
570,051
464,105
608,601
126,714
814,112
157,290
3.38,474
950,421
4.664,195 \.m.<i»
8.9<«,381 2,131,782
6.204,916 2,000,9,55
422,247
3,753,377
58,311
179,211
64,195
74,486
90,761
Wr
)P21
to date. . 6,80,746 10,958,444 li.'M
time 1871
1,071,811 14,473,6(7 10,943
4,718,
9.52,991 10,721,172
time 1870
time 1869
Si«,396 11,6;6,0J0 9 2jl
1
I
Only Ave days.
SniPMBNTS
t
1M,49I
3-..5,747
1,
P8:,622
4,5.1,915
(Uiicajjo,
lor
Oats,
Barley,
hitph.
hii-*'.
bnsh.
bush.
bbis,
.'.79.580
,326,2.33
113.089 1,20»',675 2,281,021
281,606
731,830
111,018 1,488,671 2,564,432
82S,580
477,677
139,134 2,018,.551 1,3!K),114
Corresog week 1870.
6M.I38 310,977
817,224
482,647
87,103
4!)!)..'i31
Correpp'g week 1869
8,869
76,431
1,236.147 1.0ln.!ir.O
Total Jan.l to date. 2 816,11 4 15,991,313 5:1,742,6.16 1.3,819,241 1,835,721
Same time 1871
.3,068,492 21i,2.55,0!l 40,.57.5,(i:is 11,481,418 1,861,713
Same tiinHlS70
2,778,625 2,5,105,,5n7 16,260,410 8 52:1.918 1,711,671
Samelimol869... ....3,210,085 24,1:16,400 18,731,686 6,716,S0S 2,'i9,211
Ryr,
bnsl,,
2/1,847
AND
SEPT. 21,
820,8:14
987,,59«
l,2q5,.5-15
6.37,891
FliOM JAN.
1
TO SEPT.
21.
Flour,
At
bbls.
70,455
40,806
5,165
9,178
Neir York
Boston
Portland
Montreal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New
16,.349
24,573
19,489
Orleans
Total
Week ending Sept.. 14.
Weekending Sept. 7...
Week ending Aug. 31..
Week
Total
ending Aug.
.Tan.
1
191,015 1,007,675
980,641
172.815
768,6.39
58S,:187
168,805
""
141,462
61:l.
189,0:18
24..
to date. ....5,203 86311,220.816 ^S, 108.271 16.41
.6.207,818 25, 15:1,447 32,.101, 101 12,994,062
Do. same time 1871
.
closed last week, lh« Jobbing
trade since our last report has been rcstrlclcl to the purchases of buyers for
home consumption, and hsa been only moderately active In the aggregate
The outlet for invoices Is rather cramped at the moment, but there has been a
some li quiry for Oolongs, so that the nullook is regarded by Importers as exhibiting some rather more encouraging
signs. The recent irregularities in the flnances of the trade have depressed
the market somewhat, but there has been a partial recovery, and holders show
niodentte business In Greens, and
The very liberal arrivals by the " Ulenartney" and " SarpeSuez Canal, have gone Into store, and with increased slocks now
held here, ail thoughts of an improvement In prices are banished. Now teas
have cost so high that there is little danger of a decline unless the market b«
broken by the large offerings ; but it Is a question whether holdcis will be
able to withstand the effects of a dull trade and full stocks until the requirements of the interior trade force dealers to purchase more liberally at the
market rates. The sales have been 5,700 half cheats Greens, and SOO Japa ns,
400 arcciis end 185 Oolongs at auction.
Imports at New York the past week have included 1,389,920 lbs. IJreen,
728,'795ll>8. Bia'-.k and 5.485 lbs. Japan, per sir. "Sarpedon," from Shanghai.
JMie receipts indirectly have been 2,575 pkgs by steamer and 3,810 by rail
more Hrmness.
overlaud.
The following table snows the Imports of
1 to date. In 1k72 and Ib'Il
.
540,030
Thb
Atlantic ports,
Atlantic ports,
Corn.
bush.
Oats.
bush.
Barley
bush.
3,188,976
2,,54 1,9.39
133,4(10
4.56,885
3,6:12,409
238,,502
44,480
22,200
181,514
806,248
188,029
36:1,729
6
6,9.>9
bush.
,
In storeatDuiutb
In store at Toledo, Sept. 16
In store at Detroit
In store at
Oswego
186, 2-22
530,4.15
576,705
,50000
309,204
174,472
247,:I0K
121
I0il,.300
97,9<)5
364,5''5
8'i,(Klfl
In store at St. Louis
In store at Boston
31.3^.'5
17.150
22,179
8 4:5
,50.000
2,5,000
8:1,781
50,000
20,707
]2,8W
225
2:<2
444,209
6,t):i5
:195
132,:i24
6,:137
100
381,6:16
1,50,000
232. 'as
43,676
90,000
75,000
2;ll,26,S
192,0.58
:186,922
151,2:l«
12,5,15:1
79,263
4,920.203 14,452,165
,5,V43,121
1.210,815
Total in su>rc»iHl hi transit Sept.!4,"2 4.56.',60:l 13 119.793
Sept. 7,'72. 4,15l,;lJ3 14,,5(i6 9J8
.5,026,852
828,6<;9
5i:l,715
.5,Oli«,1.5:!
417,184
In store at Toronto
In store at Montreal
,39
In store at P.iiladelphla
In store at Baltimore
7,5,000
week
Lake shipments
Amount on New York canals
Rail shipments for
Total
"
"
"
"
•"
"
'•
"
50,000
329.604
877,071
I,:i2.'i,576
2,(M8,7.56
2,4.31,479
Aug
.5.28:1.696
31, '72 4,167,417 11,9,56.817
Aug. 24.'r2 ;l.•619,.^7l l:l,I17,16»
Aug.l7,"72. 2,681,891 12,.579.I50
.5.082,407
5,077.:125
7,791,951
5,381,808
Sept. 2:l,'7I. 7,602,-559
.tapan.
Total,
ISfi.hi'ii
8,34.1.913
;3,7"i6,3-8
9,2«,J0J
ffi,SW,!!M
»>.8ie,4Sl
1,264.208 ibs.
Japan.
arrivals of the steamer
amounting
New
1872:
In store at Chie^igo
In store at Milwaukee
Ureen.
N,eu'2,<<4!
13.^2l,J5i
Merrimack from Rio with 17,812 bagfs and
in ail to upwards of 28,i;00 iMgs— mostly of
good and prime coffees— has had the effect of materially increasing trade in
these descriptions, and the sales from first hands since our last report have
Our supply of Kio coffee had been reduced to the lower
been very liberal
grades, of which an abundant supply was already in the hands of dealers, and
the only demand that existed had to go nn^upplied for want of stock. The
Merrimack's cargo was the flrst relief, and sales were effected from her almost
as soon as the samples were shown. The jobbing demand has not been very
spirited during the week, and the needs of second hands could lu»ve been
filled by light purchases but for tlie fact that they held heavy nnlilled order*
for the better grades. Prices have ruled Arm, with no changes, the extreme
range on Rio descriptions being 14X@17%c. The call for East and West
India grades has been comparatively light, but with small receipts a moderate
reduction of stock has been effected and the market closes steady on all
grades. Maracaibo has sold freely within a range of 15>i@17c., and Lagnayra
has moved moderately at 16@17>^c. The sales here are 3,500 bags Santos ei
Albona, 15,464 bags Rio ex Merrimack, 522 ex North America, 4,200 ex Vigil,
.3,300 ex Union, 2,082 bags Maracaibo ex Gerent, 3,000 do. ex sundry vessels,
sold into consumpt'on. At Baltimore sales are reported of 2,000 bags Rio per
Clifton, 1,500 do. per Agnes, 1,500 per Gray Eagle. 778 ex Redwing, and 4,600
per Joshua King.
Imiiorts at this port for the past week have included 17,642 bags Rio, per
" Merrimack, " 3,900 do. do., per " Alliance ;" 4,029 do. Santos, per " Bernstr.
hardt :" 200 mats Singapore, per " Istapa ;" 2,772 bags Ceylon, per " Antrim,
and 1,:121 Co., sundries.
The stock of Rio Sept 26, and the imports since Jan. 1, 1672, are as follows:
""I.
32,716
25,000
lllaek.
187'.'... lbs.
1871
COFFEE.
The
Stock
Wheat.
(Jolted State*
The indirect importations, including receipts by Paclflc Mail ateameniTta
Aspinwall, have been 157,822 pkgs. since Jannarv I against 85.75S last year.
Imports at San Framieco from Jan. 1 to Sept. 1 have been 883,0)9 Ibi.
Visible Supply of Grain, incl tiding stocks in store at
the principal points of accumulation at lake and seaboard ports,
in transit on the lakes, by rail and on N ew York canals, Sept. 21,
In store at New York
In store at Albany
In store atBufialo
Tea Into the
from January
.
28,748
60,424
62,445
44,870
aBCKlPTS OF FLOUR AND GUAIN AT 8I0AHOAUD PORTS FOH THR
WEEK ENDING
TBA.
Milwaukee
the week endirs
Sept. 21, 1872
Sept. 14, 1872
Corresp'nf; week 1871
demand.
The demand from Canadian bnyers having
several other cargoes,
Corn,
Wheat,
in the face of the light
.
421,753
Estimated.
Flour and Qraiu frota
Toledo, Detroit, St. liouis and Clm-elund
Sept. 31, aud from Jau. 1 to Sept, 21
Flour,
market
China and
of
Weekending—
of the
ilou," via the
588,940
170.(««
Ottluth
Same
Same
Same
Uats.
Corn,
BNOIMO
biiab.
hoah.
biiah.
huoh.
(66 Mi«.> (H2 lh-.l(48lb(«.'i (BR Ihii.)
bUBh.
(IWIIhK,^ (60 lbs )
..
23 893
524,%7
disposition to yield in price* on any line of goods. The
stocks are not )freatly in excess of the usual trade rer|uirenients
at this season of the year, so that holders still retain easy control
l.\.1l4.8a'i
preparod for TiiK CmiONicr.E by Mr. E.
dates
BBCEiri'B AT LAKB AND BIVKll POIITS FOn THK WRBK
SEPT. 21, AND KKOM AUO. 1 TO SEPT. 21.
433
shown no
market has been as followB:
BXPORTB FROM KBW TOBK.
20 '.ftO
'l.Vi.lKiO
3»,Ai'.
;,Sel,!MO 2.4S0.18.'S
1,9110
4,022
140,854
14!.728
1«,H72
7,M!).3«« 1,276,751
i.V.:in 7.182,683 14,2(j:',.&81 4.1l,0.-.7
,ftij,692 :W,:<n.K53 30,17^,174 l,U«,2.-rt IU,H17,2!«I 48,8,856
67U,i;08
2o,.M5
37li,ni.3
353,25«
'):i.682
!,781,V.8
819, 165
28,624
6,777,722
1,20U
233,559 9.010,122
Flour, bbiB
C. meal, "
Wheat, bna.
*'
Horn,
Rye,
Barle7,Ar
8»nio
,
Since
J«n.
week.
"
:
61,401
8,551
22,500
t74;997
.336,18:1
340,371
1,360,859
GROCERIES.
In
Same date
Baltl-
'>38;4
..
1871
31.53
...
4012
;S4.:00
I'sj-jl
424,101
482,971
I,,8U5
*».7;6
l-llDorls
"ii"
Phlla-
New
York, delphla. more. Orleans.
Bam.
53.218
....
H.'*
.
83.8(!7
123,'i,W
Mobile,
OalAc. Test^n.
16,3;«
7.«>7
4C.2I7
Sl,911
Total.
:2I,«20
6,(100
3,0UO
8,212
14J0O
53,«-,0
795.542
1.096.955
Of other sorts the stock at New York. Sept. 26, and the imports at the seveial
ports since January 1 , 1872, were »^ follows
SS
^NewYork^
stock.
t7.W7
In liaKS.
Java and Singapore
Oeylon
Maracaibo
Lsguayra
8t.I>ominKO
-.601
le.lM
«
*.
Other,,.',.,.
Total
Same time, 1871
•
Boston, Plilladel, Bait. N. Orle's,
Import. Import, import. Import. Import.
•li?.5:!2
13,743
118.93!
jS
-19590
O.S,
B»
6,«28
3'".154
....
....
....
12.133
48„180
93.319
l.lfO
9,i88
m
49.57.1
511,219
33,I2S
rs 217
26,366
1.01,780
574M)
20,S<J)
Includes mats, *c., reduced to bass.
...
»4,8-Jl
"S
S2
_hS
'33
8^
tMZ
S,798
1,812
.«92
;,;72
t Also, 149,3:0
593.124
3»2,88«
matt.
NVOAR.
fairly active, though showing a slight
from that of the previous week. Holders have the stock well under
control, and as the aggiegate supply is not excessive, there has been no apparent disposition to yield oven a fraction on any grades. The call for Cuba
retiring qualities has been supplied by small selections, comprising all grades
from common to prime, the bulk of trade being in fair sugars. The range of
prices remains unchanged from last week, the basis being 8,'i@9Xc. for fair
to good. The trade in grocery qualities has been restricted to the limited
wants of the trade, and is only moderate In the aggrfgate. The stock is held
at former figures, however, with no concessions obtainable fh>m flrst hands.
Centrifugal has moved the most freely of any grade, and mlea strong with a
The demand
for
raw sugars has been
falling off
somewhat reduced supply held at 9>!i'@10,¥c. Havana boxes are rather quiet,
but the prices obtained on the few lots that changed hands during the week,
indicate a strong feeling, and no change from our last quotations. The call
for refined sugars has again become better and the tendency of the market
this week has been to harden. The abundance of all fruits and their cheapness
thi s Fall, has led to a heavy consiynption of sugars In preserving fruit, and It
is the demand for this purpose, probably, that is creating the acttveimovemf nt
been on a very restricted scale. There is a generally steady tone| just now. Soft sugars are In liberal inquiry with full prices realized, and
prevailing in all of the markets, however, and holders have hards are selling in sufficiently lil>eral amounts to snstaln prices with a good
FniDAY EvENiNo,
Sept. 87, 1872.
There has been a ratlier dull market during the current week,
the sales of all descriptions of groceries being limited to the
actual requirements of the retail trade. Jobbers have not been
very busily employed, and their purchases from first hands have
—
,
:
THE CHEONICLE.
434
Friday. P.M.. Sept.
riie
;
;
;
;
;
788 Martinique, 83(;@8Jic
;
8«@9
boxes
3,2.31
;
27. 1871.
market bas shown a little less activity than was reported
daring the earlier weeks of the month, but a steady demand from
distributors continues, and the sales both from first and jobbing
hands reach a fair aprgregate. The weather is still unfavorable for
;
;
Imports at New York, and stock in
[September 28, 1872.
THE DR7 GOODS TRADE.
hhds. Cuba
degree of steadiness. The sales of raws since onr last inclnde, 2,717
1,250 boxes centrifugal, 9)i;
refli.lnR, at8X®9Xc.; 85 hhds. Demerara, 10%c.;
fair to prin ©
10«c 15 hhds inferior and common Cuba, at 7X@8c. 700 hhds
Rico, 9®10>ic. 1,351
do., at BJ4@9Jic :» hhds. Dcmcrara, at ll-^c. ; 9(i9 Porto
private tenns
hhds. Cnbas, »X@9%c 50 Demerara, 9c.; 9,074 bags Mauritius,
TOO molasses,
6,650 do. brown Pernambuco, SKc B.495 boxes Havana, 9@10Ke. ;
8®8>ic.
.
,
.3-16c
were as follows
bands. Sept,
other. Brazil. Manlla.&c.Mclailo
P
htids.
tbaK».
'hhils baes.
•SihrtH.
:
an active fall trade, but the lateness of the period sujrgesta the early
approach of winter, and buyers in localities remote from the cen"
27,819
6:18
2.S)0
n-i
8.o«
ImporU this week
29,270
tres of trade, are stocking up in anticipatioa of early requirements
91,419
521,906
40,!i4i
SB,3.i7
"
since .Ian. 13«,1«)
42,301
56,459
557,293
56,690
33,090
19;609
" same time, ^l 27'>,67»
Near-by des lers show no especial haste in laying in their stocks
S.S20
103.689
60.938
Stock In nrst hands. 86,626
of fall and winter goods, and are only making moderate selec7.002
329.111
«9ii25
55,959
Same time isn
1,IS8
471,185
61.430
"1870 ... 10;.623
tions to supply their current running requirements. The prospects of the markets as based ujion the course of the raw material
condull,
in
The demand for foreign grades of molasses rules comparatively
to encourage very liberal speculative movesequence of the absence of grades really desiiable for refiners' uses and the are not calculated
ments, as there seems to be no reasonable ground for supposing
general disposition on the part of these buyers to use op what stock they had
on hand before replenishing their supplies, except where a good lot could be that an advance of any magnitude will occur during the remainpicked up on reasonable terms. It has been impossible to obtaia any concesder of the year. Unlike some of the leading branches of trade, the
sion on desirable offerings, and the small transactions in Cuba refining qualidry goods interest seems to have suiFered little by the late finanfor
ties show no alteration from the previously quoted range. The demand
grocery grades has been fairly active, and Ihe sales in trade lots foot up a rea- cial difficulties, and a healthy tone is generally reported in all desonably liberal amount These sales have all been at former rates, and the partments and from nearly all localities. Prime dry goods paper
market closes strong at unchanged figures. The demand for domestic grades
is quoted at 10(313 per cent.
has been light, but the stock remains small and is very firmly hel I. Th ere has
Domestic Cotton Goods. The demand for brown and bleached
forwithin
the
qualities,
medium
been a limited call for syrups, chiefly of the
mer range. Prices remain steady, but the market exhibits less buoyancy, the cottons has been fairly active since our last, and the medium and
demand being lighter than was noted a few weeks since. The sales include lower grades of both descriptions have been somewhat steadier in
150 hhds. Cuba Muscovado at 33Xc., and about 80 bbls. New Orleans at 7,5®
consequence of a reduction of stocks. Fine browns are scarce in
83c., with some sales of foreign grocery in small lots.
some of the more popular brands, and the offerings are held at
26,wereas
follows:
hands.
Sept.
stock
in
first
Tl»e receipts at New York, and
Demerara,
other
Il.O.
strong prices. Bleached goods are really firm, but there are still
P. Rico,
Cuba,
•hhds.
•bhd
bbls
•hbds.
•hhds.
some irregularities in prices owing to the sharp competition
673
"505
219
M31
Imports this week
"
1,8)9
IS.SOS
26,603
22,493
Blncejan.l
70,677
among jobbers, which has induced them to make " runs" on some
"
17,980
35.326
3,714
31,716
Bamenmel871
75,31*
Cuba.
Cuba
bXB.
•hhrls.
2 327
218 '91
. .
first
,
KIco.
—
B^ock In
first
"
hands.
same time
6»me time
"
3.700
&
molassea at leadlne porta «lnce Jan. I.
ThelmportB of sugar (Including Melado). and of Molasses at the leading pone
rom January 1, 1872, to date, have been as follows
Imports ot Snsar
-Boxes.-
.^ewTork
....333.110
Boston
Philadelphia...
Baltimore
New Orleans...
Total
25,557
21.855
13 670
16.103
6.1.'>3
519,993
572.935
314.110
69.2*1
35,367
95,103
401,370
.
,
1871.
322.347
7;.36«
62.429
101.213
9,630
1872.
!n.0',2
477,325
-SUKar.
'Hhds.
.
1871.
279,674
26,10!
26.047
1872.
Bags.
.
,
«
—Moiasses.
•Hhds.^
1871.
583.853
355,430
84.7S6
28,935
1872.
108.519
48,520
86,047
20.659
6.023
1871
125.775
44,11?
78.062
30,790
!,42I,98J 1,052,983
:69,493
269,416
tl872.
61.3,315
771 382
7,225
33,060
876
inf 'I'tinef.l'^rnoR and liarrdls reduced to hhds.
t Includes jackets. *c.. reduced.
VTHOIiESALE PRICES CURRENT.
Tea.
Hyson,
Common
to fair
@
40
Hyson Sk. & Tw. C. to fair.
do
do
Sup. to fine.
•lo
do
Kx.l.tottn'Bt
Dncol. Japan.Com. to lair.,
do
Sup'r to fine...
Ex. 1. to finest.
do
50
55 @ 71
do Superior to line
79 @ 84
do Ex. fine'to finest
TounK IlyBon.Com. tofalr. .15 @ 45
Super, to fine. 53 m
& 75
do
finest
83
Ex. fine to
a\ 12
do
67
Gunpowder Cora to fair... 43
Sup. to fine,. 75 ® 92
do
00
lai 27
to
flnest.l
do Ex. fine
®
Imperial.
do
do
Com
®
®
37
57
75
to r\lr....
Sun, to line
Ex raflneloflnest
Oolong,
do
do
5
92
I
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»
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a
to lair
Superior to
fine
Ex fine
to finest
Sonc.Ai Cong., Com. tofalr.
do
Snp'r to fine.
do
Ex. f. to finest.
47
®
Common
42
57
05
.'8
'2
05
3>
66
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63
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gold. I7San^
gold, lewaiex
gold. ISVaH
gold. liy^'S
«o\n. lS\tSbiO
gold. 20 a23
Klo Prime
do good
do fair
do ordinary....
Java, mats and bags
J ava mats, brown
Native Ceylon
1
gold.
gold.
goid.
gold.
gold.
gold.
Maracalbo
Lagnayra
i
St Domingo
-Tamslca,
i
Mocha
I
Nnsar.
7V8 8X Havana, Box, white
Cuba, Inl. to com. refining
do fair to good refining
do prime...
15XS17W
17
li'.S
I3V<M4
'6
-^17
22
®23
Rw@
9W
-".'?-?'
Porto Rico, refining grades...
'"'
do
grocery grades
o%»....'
si:v
16
!1K01!9<
I
S^ft 9U
9%'aiin]^
do fair to good grocery.... 95ife "H ^i"'*'^,',''"^
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do pr. to choice grocery... 9kiai0
do centrltogal,hhds.*bx«. 9K(alOV White Sngars.A
do
do B
4H9 6X
do Melado
do
do extra C
7Ka 8V
do moiasses
nav'a, Box, D.8.NoB.7to»... 8X®9« Yellow Bngars
do 10 to 12.. SK^lOi* Crushed
do
do
13tol5..
iOJSaiov
Powdered
do
do
do
do l6tol8.. II (SI15< Granulated
do
do
do 19 to 20.. UJimiiii
do
do
inoIaniieK.
» gall. 40 ®87X Cuba Clayed
New Orleans new
.30
Cuba centrifugal
®60
Porto Rico
SO a35
English Islands
Cuba Muscovado
'X"* 3X
I
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8
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I
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a
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I
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so
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Rice.
Rangoon dressed, gold
CasBla, In cases... gold
»
Cassia In mats
Ginger, Race and
do
Af
do
115 ®1
90
98
caseBPenang
nw »
BalBlnB.Seeuiess,
-
-
.
»
Layer,
lo
Valencia,* lb
Loose Muscatels
1871,
HI
3>
17
92;$
98
I
1
|
I
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a2
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17
®
05
Flllierls.SIcllv
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Barcelona
Walnuts' Bordeaux
Macaroni, Italian
12X®
2 65
n.
llv®
ll^a
I
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sliell
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Vht.hox.
•ardlnss
9
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37
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i a
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7
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15 ®
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-
I
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I
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Apples, state
do
no
do
do
do
lo
i» lb.
sliced
72
Western
ri
Southern, good,-..
prime
5
10
12
new
sliced,
Peaches, pared
do
16
unpared,qrs^ hive
Blackberries
Ch«rrio8 pitted
Pecan Nuts
Hickory Nuts
ID
19
V
9
ft.
bush.
Chestnuts
do
Foanats,ya,R'dtomcy old
do
M
9*
donew
Wll„||'<tMbMltlo.
...
a
M
«
M
a
«
a
.a
a
a
a
a
.a
1
BO
tw
13
7
many
instances sold out of the
first
Woolen goods are somewhat
French and German qualities. Carpets
choice of their season's purchases.
slow, except in
low priced
are languid of sale, but bright tapestries have a limited demand.
We
annex a few particulars of leading articles of domestic
manufacture, our prices quoted being those of leading Jobbers
tinentalC'36
15«
Bro^rn Sheetings
13X Lawrence J.. 40
do
y., 36
ghtX... 27 11-11)^1
and SblrtiiiKs.
12)i
Nashua fineO ,38
Width. Price.
Y.... 38 18-14
13X
do It.... .36
do
Z...,36
AgawamF... 36
13
U<4
U)i
do E....40
AlbionA
16
86
10
1.3>f
11X Indian Head. 4-4
do
do W.. 48
ArcticB
36
11
.. 48
20
13 A
21
Pepperell..., 7-4
25)4'
»K Atlantic A... 37
13X Ind'n Orchard
:
I
11
18
•20
II
21
-.0
m
,., .<*
—
fancy styles importers are in
13
do
V
9j<
®
12
17
l-lHdt
«fricnn Peanuts
--
(lit
paper
(gold)
do Snma ra & Singapore
Pimento, Jamaica. ,. (gold)
do
In bond
do
Cloves
do
do
In bond... do
ICloveatems
do
ft
Currants, new
Citron, Leghorn (new)
Prunes, ^French
Prunes, Turkish, old
ilo
8y®
,....
Pepper, In bond
I
®
„ 2 75
® 7>il
@
48 a
^ 49
II ®
15
.a
® ....
do
new
7 «
^n
Dates
6 a
"'4
9
Figs, Smyra
* ». 17 a 19
Canton Ginger. '-.vse...
9
a9 5a
Almonds. Lan»;uedoc
20 a 21
Tarragona
do
19 a
....
•Ivica
do
17}<® IS
Sicily, soft shell
do
®
Shelled. Slt^lly... 2«4®
do
Carolina
Frnlta and Nnts.
frall.6 00
box. 2 CO
do
do
Sultana,
®
®
I
Sptces.
—
—
lox® HX
®
®
29
lb.
(gold)
Mace
Nutmegs casks
do
ond 3><® 3X
In
There is an active call for prints>
and all good standard work is readily placed at 12c. The supply
is taken up about as fast as received, and agents control the market thoroughly. Corset jeans have sold more freely, and are
somewhat firmer. Colored cottons remain quiet, and are wholly
unchanged. Canton flannels are meeting limited sale at steady
Jaconets
prices, with no important changes in the asking rates.
are in good supply, and quotations are only steady.
Domestic Woolen Goods.— There has been a good inquiry
for fancy cassimeres of medium and fine grades, and of makes
that have not been brought into ill repute by the adulterations
in their quality made by manufacturers during the past few
months when the cost of the raw material was so far above its
relative value when put into goods. Prices are steadier on these
descriptions, but the liberal offerings of woolens prevent any
important appreciation in values. Faced goods are in active
demand, and all of the leading makes are fully sustained. Flannels are in fair request, but are a little easier in prices. Blankets
are steady and in limited demand. Shawls sell freely, and are
firmly held at full former rates.
Foreign Goods. Imported goods have sold fairly during the
past week, considering the activity which has prevailed for the
previous month, and the unsettled state of the gold market. Silk
goods of almost all grades have had a moderate ?ale, and in blacks
the demand has been brisk. Ribbons, although not active, have
been called for in some quantity for the wide widths. Dress and
stuff goods still continue to be in the most request, and cloth finJ
ished qualities in the new Winter shades are still very readily
placed at prices remunerative to the importer. Alpacas and
lustres of No. 1 qualities are also readily taken. White goods
and linens have a modeiate call, but the pressure of business is
over for the present. Men's furnishing goods are active in the
new Winter styles, and tailoring goods, in so far as jobbers are
concerned, are in the very thick of the season. Foreign shawls
are slow for the moment. Hosiery is still active, and in knitted
of the leading lines of goods.
1,745
2,981
3,708
4.074
5. 828
3,076
1,689
71 1.622
'70 14.493
do D.,.. ,37
do H... .37
Appleton A.. 86
do
N.. 30
.36
Angnrta
Bedford B... 30
Boot!
do
do
S
W..
.
A
12)i
do
do
do
13,)^
Wi
llJi
12
ip 10
13
34
40
1,3X
I
48
I
16,!<
tloinmoutt'ltli
t?ni«X
Laconia
i
I
I
U^
<lo
13X
do
do
do
do
40
C, 37
13
33 12-12)^
W. 30 ll-ll>f
BB.
O
.
. . .
.39
do B... 37
ia
S....36
Lawrence A.. 36
do
!>.. :J6
m
<).
XX
ao
Lit. 30
13
Utica
12>^
do
do
14
do
12X
HH
1»
fine
....8-4
.
.
.
iM
27ii
.30
....10-4
....11-4
....12-4
36
35
40
4S
48
68
25
Non 40X
1«X
3SV
19
.
.
.
—
.
—
:
THE CHRONICLE.
September 28, 1872.;
Brown
—A
.
Drills.
Width. Price.
Ainoskcag
15
Delalnon and
Corset Jeans.
IVorKtod FabrlCH. Amoskeag
14X
Au^'UBta
Printed
Laconia
LanglcyB....
PACIP-k: MAI.IJ* FAIiltlCH.
JJelaiiics... 20
JapanoHu Htri])CH . 30
15
14
.
Chintz AlpacJiK
Poplin Htripu
Imperial KeppH
15
Pepperell
1%
15
SUrk A
Bl'ched SheetlnBH
and
15X
AndroBCOg36
Kin L
Arkwri'tWT 86
15X
86
19
15
...
36
16K
....
....
33
31
45
36
18>i
13
19
17
Aiibnrn
X Armures
X ahlans
X Berlin Cordn
X Striped Sati lies..
X Suez Ciolh
X Poplin Lustres..
X Alpaca Lustres.
Corded Alpacas.
X
6-4
Albion
.
11
BartlettB
do
do
Bates
do XX..
do BB...
do B.
83
AA
C
do
do
O..
14-14X
Tlcklnga.
13« AmoakV ACA.
S
A
16
33
33
Lonsdale... H6
do Cambric 36
N.Y. Mills 86
6-4
Peoperell
do .... 7-4
do
do
do
do
18
22Xf
19
35
27>i
30
8-4
9-4
....10-4
....11-4
....
....
Poccaseet
Dtica
F
Hamilton
Whlttcnton A.
do
BB..
C.
do
Haymaker
36
17X
do
do
do
do
do
!
10-lOX
!
9
12
|
Lodi
Manchester
MerrimacDdk.....
do
pk and pnr.
do Shirting
lOX
I
12
!1>^
13
W
j
(
do
do
do
i
Denims.
.
Clazed Cambrics.
Everett.
Hamilton
Manchester
8)i
Harmony
8-8>tf
Otis
B)i
AXA
Park Mills
Peabody
Quaker City
Renfrew
Union
BB
doCC
70
70
.35
70
Carpets.
Velvet, J. Crossley
Son's
best
2 65
do do
No 1. 2 55
Tap Brussels.
CroBSley& Son's. I 44
Eng. Brussels. 3 20-2 30
&
A
Hartford Carpet Co
Kjctra3nly
1
Imperial 3-ply.. 1
Superfine
1
Med super
1
Body BniB5fra. 3
I.nPORTATIONS OF DRIT 600DS AT
NEIV YORK.
do
do
67)^
60
.35
20
33x
83
THE PORT OF
week ending
September 36, 1873, and the corresponding weeks of 1871 and 1870
have been as follows
niTKBBD JOB OON8DJIPTION FOB THB WEEK EDDINa SEPTEMBEB 26, 187 J.
:
do
do
do
cotton
1,1.38
340,990
533,209
273,136
196,925
268.414
705,08:1
631
252,143
316,459
1,224
541
5,449 $2,259,984
.
mOX
628
Value.
t677,.866
874
. .
ToUl..
5,198 $2,021,626
1,105
$380,973
380
147
576
48
94,797
179.269
130,084
22,959
Total
2,206
Add ent'd for consnmpt'n. 5,449
$808,072
.
.
silk
flax
MlBcellaneous dry goods.
Pkgs.
1,.341
2,259,964
816
315
176
331
96
1.728
6,198
$:H2,!47
100,002
287,899
92,042
21,492
Hsnafactores of wool
do
596
187
cotton..
silk
flax
151
, 4.86
Miscellaneons dry goods.
80
Total
1.44S
Add ent'dfor consnmpt'n. 6,449
Tottl
,
Value.
$579,376
$773,582
2,021,626
wtwfd »t th« port "mm
$230,184
51,078
308,430
92,709
84,416
$611,817
2,269,884
•«,6«,601
615
252
90
278
808
$23'»,.397
1,543
6,198
$MS,0-33
82,lrJ
117,518
64.508
44,4.38
2,021,626
'sjw ^jmfiS»
Gambler
f
3,316 Jl,385.:if9
4,442
1,785,509
$8,071,498
2,372
4.442
$882,2.11
160,551
1 96,363
I5.'>,58l
,32,265
1,186,609
tfi^WlM
5%
21
2X0
20
47
Plneandsheet
48
6X
13X0
IB
42
34X0
*•
7
'•
5)^0
34X
7k
5X
4
8
00
45
1
1
M
37
26
24
9X0
12X
9
10
20
01: vitriol (60:o6« dogs)
1X0
.0
..
Amer
t^nld.
90
10
30X
36X0
...
5
@
!17
V'x
\%
62X
40
98
per uz. 3 !2X0 3 'S^
Qninlne
Rhubarb, China
* » 50
1 50
Sal soda, Newcastle, gld
2X0
Shell Lac
40
47
gold.
9X0
Sugar lead, white
15
Vltrlol.blne
11X0
FISH— Dry cod
* cwt
No. 1, shore
No. I. Halllax
No. 1, Bay. new
No. 2, shore new
No. 2, Bay, .new
FLAX— North Kiver....* »
Mackerel,
Mackerel.
Mackerel,
Mackerel,
Mackerel.
.1
i%
15X
IIX
isa « 00
in 5l>016
iHi
13 1X10
O(I0U 5i
11
1.1
500
150
18
FKUITS-Seegroccrloa.
OUNNIES.— Seerep.): t und
Cotton.
ir
Oak, slaughter
*•
crop
**
rough slaagbter
Hemlock. B.A..r.
Shlpplng * i5tt keg
4 00
8 50
Mitt.
lOOIbl
000
I
05
HEMP— Am. dressed.* ton.l9C
American undressed
000250 00
IM OO01SO 00
gold. 210 000215 OO
II
'!«
8!lr0
i:
J«
M
Orlnoco.&c
rough
29
report.
NAVAL STOnKSTar, Washington
ITS 94
Tar, Wilmington
3 75 04
Pitch, city
4 87X04
BplrlU turpentine. Vgali. i'3X0
Kosin, strained, « bM... 4 40 04
"
No.l
N0.2
•
••
pale
•'
extrapale
OAKUM
on. CAKB-
*»
**
'•
•*
California
Cotton Peed
17
••
16
14
17
14
16
12
Dry Salt.— Maracalbo.gold
(Jhlll
"
Pernambuco
Matamoras
**
Babia
"
"
Wet SaltedBuenos AyreB..VBgold.
"
!?!/> 'irande
Caltrorola
"
cur.
14
IS
i:X0
I2V0
Calcut. city sit. * » gold
Calcutta, dead green "
"
Calcutta, buffalo.VB
HOPS— Crop ol
1872..*
ft
Ciopoflsll
Crop of 1870
IRON-Plg.:Am., No.l.* Ion
Pig. American. No. 2
Pig, American Forge
4»5 2S
06
OO
1X0
•
rude 8
y.llowB..
lOK
45
55
1
..
Whale, bleached winter..
Whale, crude Northern..
Sperm, cruile
Sperm, bleached
Lard oil, prime winter...
47
96
79
_
70
35
62
78
1
1
....
01
01
40
es
80
irravlty. In
bulk, per irallon
12u
12
l»\»
In bbis
Keflned, standard white.
Naptra.relln.,68-7Sgrav.
V4
Pork, prime mess
Boel, pl.iln mess
Beer, extra raesB
Beefhams
Hams, pickled
aMIO
«U
SO
IS 50
014 00
6 OU
t 00
JO 00
8 00
0!ii OO
08100
1?X% 14
8X0 »X
»
«•
?7X
16X0
PHOV18IOH8—
Lard
RICK— See groceries report.
SALT—
40
35
3 00
85
32
Cadiz
140
Liv'p'i, various sorts
SALTPETRE—
Beflned, pure (cash) *».
gold
Nitrate 8oda(casb). ••
....«
*»
SERD-Clover
*buah.
Timothy
I!"
TX
SX
7X»
3X0
«X0
Crude
'"M
4 00
1 75
2 09
3 75
B
1
Hemp, foreign
Flaxseed, Amer'n,r'irh. 3 03
Linseed, <:al.,*5«»g1d
2
nx
8ILK-T8atlee,>Jo.3chop*1>»00
e
» 25
3 75
7 75
1.. 6 75
9
Tsatlee, ri^'eeled
Tayssain. No9.
142
Canton, re-reeled No.
7 00
»
Plates domestic
„
07
PlateB,for'n.*1001>.gold 6 7S
SPlCES— See groceries
SPIRITS—
37X
»8 87X
SPELTER-
00
8X0 H
ft
report.
--• gall.
Rrandy,forel»fn brands, golds 60016 00
Bum—Jam.. 4th proof. " 8 750 9 29
S CO0 8 40
St. Croix. 3d proof... "
OIn, different brands . >• 3 900 3 00
Domestic M^iora—Cash.
A Icohol (88 per ct)C. &W.I 78
Whiskey
e
93
8TRELBngllBb,cast,2d&lst9n*B 16X0
RnifllBh. Rprln(f,2d & i8t qn
RnKlIsli blister, 2d& Istqu
American blister
American cast. Tool
11X0
American cast spring
American niKChinerv
American German spring.
—
SlIGAH— See special
Straits
Enirllsb
Plates. I. C.char.
"
*b
••
"
»X0
leal,
17
11
IIX
»
W
40
....«
....0
13 00
13»
11 90
12 00
4t
SSX
8SX
9V0
Kentuekv1u«B,he«vy
"
OX
16
9
TOBACCO—
10X«
••
C"nn., wrappers. 2C
leaf,
I
I'X
»...
••
PlateB,char. Terne
30
report.
TEAS—See special report.
TIN— Banc*...* ft, gold
••
28X
23X
"
Maracalbo
Bahia
90
10X
16
90
12
30
90
19
bright work. 39
55
40
Pennsylvania wrappers
01 10
HiivaiiH. coin, to One
35
Manufac'd, In bond, dark wrk.18
"
'*
Orinoco
««K
Cltythln,obI,lnbhI«.»tn.gdiiR 000 ....
West, thin obl'K. (dom.)... 31 504 ....
OILS-Ollve. in esks * gall
01 30
Linseed, crushers prices
81
82
V gallon. In casks
Seed
irld
Montevideo
Corrlentes
Kto Grande
00
00
90
03 00
04-9
75
4 50
5 00
5 50
1
Oilers....
Dry— Buenos Ayr. V*
ir,r«Bii«d
80
HOLASSRS-Ree special
"
3X0
HIDES—
BcBPOtoh
J2
84
California
"
"
TALLOW- American*
GUNPOWDKK-
& Blasting
HAY-North K.sliip'g,*
»
011 00
.-eash.VB-,
Tnrks Islands..* bush.
21
flo
Oplum,Turk.lnbond,nld
Prusslate potash,
(JulckBllver
3^
28
33
4
33 503S4 OO
*•
4S
09
6007 01
«
LKATUKK—
Crnde. ord'v
6X9
Rast India Stock$388,471
tfili
»...
42X0*
PETKOLEITM-
IJ<0
"
Texas
794
«i2
199
762
65
00
«
"
Pork. inoM V hhir.,>wl.14 00
1100
Pork, extra prime
5X0
3V0
Madder. Dutch
gold
Madder. Fr.E.X.F.K •
Nntg'ls.blue Aleppo, "
Jnte
50,161
;0
3.iX
12
SS)4
29
"
Licorice paste. Sicily
281,801
145,775
891
SOH
3M0
"
"
QtnBeng. Western
(4inseng,Soathern
Jalap
gold
Lac dye, good* fine "
L.corlce paste, Calabria.
Sisal
$718,902
147,488
278,;09
91,339
'.ns
43
2V
K<>ld
Cubebs, Rast India.
Ontch
374,791
4,442 $1,785,.509
e7K
"
Bar
Crude
33
tartar, Fr.,pr. "
4,VI,S66
262
25;
45
&rgol8, crude
eold
"
IrgolB, refined
Arsenic, powdered. "
Bicarb, sods, N'eastle"
Bl chro. potash.S'tcli '*
575
914
ass
4.89
'.3H
il
B
American Ingot
1,229
1,598
U
COTTON— See special report.
Hussia, clean
Manila, current.
roUl thrown upon m'rk't 7,656 $3,068,056
6,921 $2,795,208
7,758
ENTEBED TOR WARKHOUSrNO DimrNO SAVE PEBIOD.
do
do
1872
.
WABEHOITBS AND TimOWN INTO THE KABKET DUBINO THB
SAME PEB101>.
Manufactures of wool
cotton
do
do
do
Pkgs.
,
1,659
Bilk.....
887
flax
1,060
Hiscellsneons dry goods.
WITHDBAWN
1871
,
Pkgs. Value.
" "
2,CK
$822,880
Manufactures of wool
12 oz;
V
l}razler8'"(over 16 oz.)
Sodaasb
10
2 00
1 90
plain, 33 in
ex plain, 86 in
importations of dry goods at this port for the
\i
(over
tamphor, crude
65-67X
Sterling
3
@
a
M
Bgold.t 43H«I 46
F.ngllsu
45
Brlmstone,cru.*ton,iiI(l
Brimstone. Am. roll ¥B>
42X
Hemp,
1870
UOPPKR-BoltB
Sheathing, new
Bleaching powder
70
70
Ilolyoke
.W
25
27
Xt
(4
2(1
»
DliCaS & DTES-Alnm..
15
Hadley.
do
The
12^
iels
4
U
tons lump
3
.s
tons steambuat... 4 Ml c» 4
Jll.OOd tons grate
3 SI « 4
10,000 tons egg
4 00 * 4
20,000 tons stove
4 27X(S 4
15,000 tons chestnut
3 70 <s 3
Liverpool gas cannel ...15 ()0 010
Liverpool bouse (Annel 2"^ 00
COPFBK.—See special report
fi.ooo
Spool Cotton.
do
do
12
2 25
28
Auction sale of Scranton, Bent.
12^
.
do
8><-9
8>i
8>f
in
»
COAL-
Cream
22
20
17
10
11X0
tx
Welsh tubs, line
Western Hrkins
Cheese— Kact'ry, fine ...
do com, to Kd-
42X
..
...0
coiy.tucood
70
13X
m
a
11H0
ttrK Ins, flnc
47«
25
8X Haymaker Bro
Manville
Namaske
OO
SI
^^
LKADSpar.;sh.ord'yV:oo
Gem an. "
AND OHKKSK—
(to
14
Glasgow
25
«8
Am-
wh„EnKfi IWjbs.
Samosset
Green & Dan-
1
Amoskea-/
Garner
Clinch, 2 to 3 In. & over: SO
Tellow metal. >b. & >1.. SO
State halt
18X
(X)
00971 00
Spruce boarils A idanks 8U Ou^it 00
Rnmlockbo'ril8& plank 27 00034 00
Nails— '.Od.@ed. com.. •• kg ... «6 00
Chlorate potash
Caustic soda
Uoehlneal, Hondur..
Cochineal. Uexican.
17
19
21
23>«
3j (0084
ii9
Wlllimantic, 8
cord
do 6 cord.
27X
58 30840 (U
00
31 1)0033
Clear pine
lUITTKK
12jJ
13
12
12>f
14
12
14
14
13
Gloucester
Hartford
Lancaster
:4SOri0i6aW
IN 000:70 e«
Hoop
141
tv i<O0I«l
<TM0i9r 00
uv
Sheet, lius. , as. toassor.gd
Kd 17X0 17X
Sheet, sing., d. A t.,cora..
a..
1X0 83
Uall>'.Kng.*ton...(gold)
Id) IS 060 7« 00
Ralls Am., at works In Pa.
000
OO
W
«
d
Kocklsnd.lumr
Lumber— Southern pine..
While pmo box hoards.
Wblteplnemer. bx b'ds
Clark's, Geo.
16
18
80..
90..
100..
C'rotoim
Phllailolphlalronts. •
Ccmenl~itost>nrtHr<' *hh\
Lime— Itockl'd. com.* bbl
25
13
IIX Albany
Pacific
34
IIX Amoskeag
Arlington
Richmond's
llX-12
16
Simpson 2d Mourn. 11>^ Bedford
14>f
do black & white. 11^ Boston
12
Spragne'a fan
Beaver Cr, AA
21
lX-12
Hamilton
Chester
D'k
B
lOX-11
11X-12
.
Bates
Caledonia
Chicopee
8 75
5 HXS 8 SI
12 UU<kie Wl
<0 00tt(5 "i
tt i 60
1 35
1
;5
••
22X
26X
9..
HIIII.niNO MATKfilAI.Sllrlcks— ;oni. Imnl .. r M
Paris
15
& Co
80..
12..
8..
00
00
00
50
00
00
00
SO
50
00
25a
8
5,000
.
13
Co.... 11-llX
16..
Gloucester
11)^1 Park, No. 60..
do mourning..... 11,V
do
70..
i
66
Brooks, per doz.
300 yds
...
J. & P. Coat's
Clark, John, Jr.
14-15
Caledonia, 70..
Price.
llJf-12
37
bush
3
Manchester
17
17
Checks.
85
42
Amoskeag
17-18
19
14
11-1!J<
. .
S3
34
35
84
38
hams.
12X
26
26
C
do
18-ia)if
.
.82
•lO'Jft
Lead, wh., Amer.. dry.
Zinc, wh., dry. No. 1.
Zinc, wb.. No. 1, In oil.
Bass.
American
Bar.SwedM
Scroll
BllBAD8Ti;FK»-8cc«peclnl report.
erican, nuie. In oil
Domestic Ging-
1}i
17X
Gamer &
VletoryH
40in.
.
ll>i-13>i
39
21
19
American
Amoskeag.
Arkwright
36
American
Amoskeat;
Bedford
Cocheco
Red Cross
do
A8HR8— ?ot,lstsorl
Copper
Paints— Lead, white,
26
25
84
Lewiston
Ontario A
Powhattan A
do
B..
Stark A
13X
Easton
Prints.
Pequot
Bear duck (Soz.)
do heavy (9oz.).
Mont.RavensS9ln
Ludlow AA....
16-17
16
18
Albany
nx
40X
XX
Light duel
[CK
Great Falls A.
29
23
20
Stripes.
50
55
Ic higher.
duck, 22in..
W'db'ry,
28-38
Fl'twing;hoto5J
f 4tol1 40 46
Druid
17
3SX Algodoa
Wamsutta.. 45
....
A
B
do
10)f
25
.
do
do
do
i.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
10^
Amoskeag
22-23
28
33
20-31
ACKJi
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
10
10
Sail
93}i
Lewiston A.. 36
do
B... 80
Hamilton
40
45
do Nonp 6-4
9-4
do
do
.10^
do
do heavy 86
do XX 10-4
AAA
13
14
IfiX
Cotton Dock.
22V
18
16
D..
Easton
a'.
33
5-4
C.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
13X
. .
A..
B..
Cordis
liH
13
31
H
do
do
do
do
do
12X
14X
Frnit of the
iioom
36
Jr't Palis
3«
do
do
Warren
High colors
20
14>i
BllertonW84-4
IIX
I4X
8. S. cJtSons...
. . .
30
36
as
30
Boott B..
lift
Lonsdale
23X
27X
;nx
37X
UENKRAI.
I'KIGKS CLJRKENT.
. .
Paper Cambrics.
40
Koubaixijopllnii.. 37>if
Berlin stripes
35
Japanese stripes.. 37)^
Nilsson stripes... 42K
Paropa stripes
37X
Japanese checks.. 37^
Blackstone
—
Laconia
Naumkeagriat.
Poplin Alpacas.. 35
Poplins
37K-37X
Arlington Mills
14
16
Imp
Ind. Orcb.
6-4
16X
sat
Canoe River.,
liullowell Imp
20
22>i
25
Biarritz Stripes.... 25
Aniiinos
22
8lilrtlnKii,
AmoKkcag. 4U
do
4j
A.
do
Androscog'n
Bates
Berkley
435
12
16
13X
13
«
....
96 000 SJ 00
53 000 S4 00
48 00* 49 00
j-'^
5S
BsR.AAmwOMl
Amerlcan.S'Tony Fleece *»
American. Full Blood Merino
American, Combing
Ritra,Pulled
No 1, rnlled
California Sprlnl Clip—
Fine, unwashed
Medium
Common, unwashed
South Am. Merino, unwashed
Cape Good Hope, unwashed.
Texa»,nne
Texas. medium
Smyrna, unwashed
16 H
SO
WOOL-
ZINC- Sheet
«»
—
FREIGHTS- BTBAB
To Litbbpool:<. d. ».<J.
»»....
X
Cotton
3«
3^
Flour....* bbl ....
.
H. goods.* ton
Oil?
Corn,
*
bn.
Wheat.. b.*
b.
.
.
040
050
.
.
Ra:;;;;SJS::;;:;
_
.
».
«f9
068
K 070
85 060
40 049
60
(O
088
040
035
M 039
37 e*0
88 048
40 04S
37 9iO
10X011
88
85
90
BAIl.
d.
».
8
.0 to
.0 40
—
lox ....«
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70
10
,
<f.
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5-lt0
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i"fK
I
11
i*
'
THE CHRONICLE
436
Financial.
Financial.
Financial.
ELEVEN PER CENT
INVESTMENT.
Convertible
FIRST-CIiASS SECURITY.
Loan of Arkansas
State
PER CENT THIRTY TEAR BONDS.
A LIMITED NUMBER OFFERED
7
At 70
Cts.
MIDLAND
[September 28 1872.
Wood &
BONDS.
A 7 PER CENT MORTGAGE BOND for sale on
one of the great roads running from New York
City— on the third largest road in New York State.
The most desirable bond of all the Midland issues,
affording the largest income and promising the
& Accrued Interest.
We
In these Bonds, "the faith and credit of the State
are solemnly and Irrevocably pledged for the payment
and redemption of the principal and Interest on each
STEPHENS &
AliliEN,
THE
ARKANSAS CENTRAI^ RAILIVAY,
BY
pledge their splendid endowment of Lands, Railroad
Boiling Slock, Station Houses and all other property
for the faithful payment of interest and principal,
aking this a
Double and ITndonbted Security.
Government
Securities,
Trust Company, New
Maps, circulars, pamphlets, giving
he loan, to he had by addressing
Union
full particulars of
Per
G. C. Ward.
62 WA-.L SIREET, NEW YORK.
38 STATE STREET, BOSTON
Street,
&
R. T. Wilson
Gold
Cent.
FIRST raORTGAOE SINKING FITND
BONDS
COMPANY,
4c
5
Co.,
cash advances made on consignments ol
I Iberal
Cotton and Tobacco to our address also to our friends
In Liverpool and London
;
UPON A
Securities, Gold, Stocks
and Ronds
Bought and Suld on Commission, and
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Completed Railroad
!
Accounts received and interest allowed on balances
may be checked tor at sight.
whicti
THE LOGANSPORT, CRAWFORDS- Winslow, Lanier & Co.,
VILLE AND SOUTHWESTERN
BANKERS,
RAILWAY OF INDIANA.
PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
Gold Interest, payable
New Y'ork, free of Gov#-nment Tax, being
quarterly in
nearly TEN PER
and yielding
8 per cent.
CENT UPON THE INVESTMENT,
Sixty Per Cent ITIore
Income than
Governments.
The Road
Receive the accounts of interior banks, bankers,
corporations and Merchants.
Agents for the sale of City, County and Railroad
Bonds, Issue Letters of Credit for foreign trav 1.
LONDON CORRESPONDENTS,
CITY BANK,
BLOCK COAL FIELD OF PARKE
COUNTY.
now
Further and full particulars, with Pamphlets and
Maps, furnished by us on written or personal appli-
&
Sti eet.
Co.,
53
WILLIAM STREET,
NEW
YORK.
Dealers in Bills of Exchange, Governments, Bondn
'
Pi
and all Negotiable
Slocks, Gold, Commercial Paper,
Securities
Interest allowed
on Deposits subject
to Sight Draft
or Check.
Advances made on approved securities.
cation.
XONES
ic
No. 12
SCHUYLER,
Pine St., New York.
Special facilities for negotiatinr '."^mmerclal Paper
Collections both inland and forcit.- proinptly made
Foreign and Domestic Loans Negotiaicd.
Gibson, Casanova & Co.,
Marquand, Hill & Co.,
ALL ST., NE1¥
NEW YORK.
YORi
No. 37 TVAIiI.
Members New York Stock Exchange.
Exchange,
Stocks, Bonds and
ftnd Gold bought and sold ou
on commiscoi
i
sion.
Marqi
luand
&
Hill,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No, 18 Devonshire St., Boston,
Stocks, Bonds and Gold bought and sold on commlsslop Collections made Business Paper Negotiated.
;
A. D. Williams
&
STOCK BROKEVS,
BANKERS,
No.
or Gold, subject to check at sight, the
the Ctty Banks.
ADVANCES made on
Stocks and Bond.
A.DENIS'N WILLIAMS.
J.P. WILIAMS,
Member ol the
Member of the
N. York Stock Kxcbance N. Tork Btock Exchange
I
I
same
as with
marketable secnrities.
of Deposit issued beariuE interest.
all
CERTIKICATKS
COLLECTIONS made at all
and BRITISH PROVINCES.
W. B.
LEONARD.
"W. C.
points of the
SHKLDON.
UNION
1'.
N.
A.
II.
i
heck.
BAHNEy.lcneclal
ItARNKY, (•"""*'
&
Co.,
BItOADWAY.
Tranoact a Oennral Bnnklns bnnlpurchase aua xale
UondS' RnllStale
and
Wovcromcnt
at
u«MS, Including tlie
road Stocks and Koiids. and otUer
tecurltlMM, oil «'<>ninilHkloii.
WALSTON
BROWM,
J.
H.
BBOWN.
Augustus J. Brown & Son
69
BANKERS,
New
York.
Iilbertjr Street,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE NEOOTI&
TION OF
RA1I.ROAD SKCCRITIKS
Levy &
B O
R G
20 BROAD ST.,
Brokers and Dealer.
IN
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
LOANS NEfHlTIATED.
Jacob R. Shipherd & Co.,
BANKERS,
NEW YORK, 24 Pine Street,
CHICAGO, 164 22nd Street,
FR ANKFORT-ON-THE-mtAIN,
Having now established our ©"wn honse in GERMANY, with Bnaurpassed Connections throughout
Europe, we snail make a Leading Specialty ot the
Begotlation of First-Class
IiAROE LOANS.
Terms upon
application.
VERMILYE & Co7
B.ANKERS,
16 Jind 18 Nassau Street,
New
Tfork.
DEALERS IN ALL ISSUES OF GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES.
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION
RAIl4WAir STOCKS, BONDS
GOLD,.
AND
MAKING LIBERAL ADVANCES.
W. U. FOSTER.
Co., Leonard Sheldon&Foster
BOUGHT A^D SOLD ON CnMMISSfON.
1
ri^ACE.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMttNT SECURITIES
FOREIGN EXCHANGE and GOlU bought and sold
on the moat favorable tenne.
INTEREST allowed on deposits either In Currency
Interest
on Deposits.
,
BANKERS,
New York.
40 Wall Street
EXCHANGE
50
OTHER
Bleber Ciasse, 13.
BANKERS,
No.
Present price for a limited number of Bonds
remaining unsold, 97H and accrned interest.
Tlireadneedle
SoUTTER
completed and in operation, twelve
miles of which pass through the celebrated
is
WALL STREET.
BANKKliS,
2T
These Bonds bear
FOSTER
Bought and Sold on Commission.
AUG.
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
44 BROAD STREET.
Government
K. D.
STOCKS, GOLD, BOnTTs AND ALL
SECURITIES
94
BROTHERS
RAYMOND.
Raymond & Co.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds
AGENTS FOB
NEW YOKK.
Eight
&
G.
S.
Bostwick,
Bankers, 49 AVall
O. U.
bought and sold on Commission.
BARIOrO
&
Williams
UAKNBY.
LuCKWOOD
WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
10
O.
Co.,
BANKERS,
NO.
N
BAMKEKR AND BROKKRS.
Deposits received and interest allowed.
^t the
BIJSINESS,
No. 31 Pine Street,
SAMUEL D. DAVIS.
D. WOOD,
Formerly of Vermilye & Co.
Interest paid on Deposits enhject to
&
Robins, Powell
Special mortgage Endorsement,
and railroad stocks, and do a
GENERAL BANKING
CO.,
Bankers,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS LOAN,
25 Pine Street.
and every bond."
and October
York.
securities, gold
Barney,
years.
RAILROAD BONDS,
a variety of choice bonds to supply in
vestors, furnish bonds advertised on the market at
subscription prices, execute orders for Government
C.
market for
IN
Keep on hand
believe thorn one of the safest and most
profitable inveslments ofTcred in this
Interest payable April
AND
DEALERS
greatest proftt.
Price, 85 and Interest.
Davis,
BANKERS
No. 10 IT all Street.
Government. State, Railroad and other
aestrable securltifs, making liberal advances on
same, allow Interest on deposits, deal in commercial
naper, fnrnish to travellers and others Letters oi
Pay ard
sell
Credit current in the principal cities in Europe.
Charles Otis,
N«. 9
New
Street and 74 Broadway.
CITY RAILROAD, GAS
A:
INVESTMENT SECURITIES,
See qnotatlons " Local Secnrltlee " 1» this paper,
:
September 28
THE CHRONICLK
1872]
Commercial Caids.
Bailroadr
Olyphant & Co.,
HeyerdaM, Schonterg & Co.,
31 PINE .STHEET, NEW YORK.
Financial.
&
Baldwin
Kimball,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
14
WAtt STKEET, NEW YORK.
Allowed on Depoalts.
Intercat
T. B.
BALDWIN,
Woiubcr N. Y. Stock and
". 8.
,^ „
Gold Excliauge.i
OLYPHANT
Samuel A. Gaylord & Co,
N1£%V IfOUK,
The City Bank,
liONBON, ENGLAND.
INCORPORATED BT ROYAL CUARTEK,
ut«*
r^ /^cfii'c S (Corner of FiDCh Lane),
UbAU
Uf 1*101!.^ needle Street.
Street,
»n A wf u
t No. ai Old Bond
V^A'lir.'K-tt
it^ta,
Of r
KVERRTT & Co.,
«0 state
Street,
STINK HEARD A
Ad ranees made on cnnsignments
CO..
chandlze.
.^
Ludgate
Stephen
No. 87
Higginson,
BEAVER STREET.
NEW
Box No. 4«C0.
Thread-
(5().ftin
-
Messrs.
DUMiMLEli& CO., Itatavia and Padang.
CHAS. THOUKI, & CO., Yokohama.
Cl.AIlK.SPKNCK d: CO., Clalle and Colombo
OILhlLLAN, WOOD 4 CO., SlUEapore.
SANDILANUS, BUTTEUY &
CO., Peuang.
CoFFBE Orders Kbceiveo roB Kio de Jaxbtr
jei, 000,000
Sharea of £20 each).
Paid-up Capital
Reserved Fiiud
-
-
-
-
-
-
;>oo,ooo
120,000
Johii HacKblock, Esq.,
Amlrcw Luwrie, Esq.,
Itoliert Lhn-d, Esq.,
Wni. Mc Arthur, E»q.,M.P.,
"Win. McNaughtan, Esq.,
SUPER CARS. SODA,
MANUFACTUKEKS OF
Cordage,
In
Worth.
Accounts opened with approved American and other
Foreign Finns or Bunks, at such moderate rates of
Commission as shall be considered eousisteut with
bound mutual advantage.
The Interest upon such
accounts is calculated at current rates on daily balances, and is made up on the 30th June and 31st December in each year.
Demand ('hequcs and Exchange honored against
approved previous or simultaneous lieinit lances.
Credits opened again.st First-chiss Securities negotiable
in Loud()n.
Mercantile an4l .Marginal Credits are
Issued, as also Letters of Credit u^on any leading
Commercial City.
Travelers' Credits
encashed when ls>*uedhy Clients, and every description
ot general Itouking Business transacted. The OtiiceVs
and Clerks of the Bank are pledged not to disclose the
transactions of any of its custodiers.
Mir.o Hatcii, Vlce-Pres.
Cui8. Ghkbn, President,
Ej>munu Ketouuu Ca:Hder
Ml scellaneous
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Locomotive Works.
MANUFACTntEUS OF
Loeomotlvcs, Stationary Steam En«
tclues, and. Tools,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
ARETAS BLOOD, \r. G. MEANS,
buperlutendeut
Maiiclicstin-. N. H.
Ti-e. surer.
43 nevoiislilre sr.,
Roston.
& Schuyler,
ONES
PINE STREET.
NEW
YORK.
Halliray Commission Meriiiant*.
roniract for STEEL nnd I tos P41LS LOOOMOTIVES, CAR-*, and other S,ippllrs,|,«' .legatiate
R AILWAY HO Slis, LilA-S. *c.
Edward W.
Serrell,
CIVIL ENGINEER,
RAILROADS, BRIDGES AND EXPLORATIONS,
"SEBPKLL'S PATENT WROUGHT
IRON VIADUCTS."
Publi c
Works
attention given to the examlnatloo
f or capitalis ta aeeklu g lnvestmen;e
NAYLOR & Ca7~
Sts.
NEW YORK,
99
John
street.
BOSTON,
PHILA.,
aoSSctthitrcs'
80 State street.
CAST STEEL RAILS,
CAST STEEL TYRES,
BEAVER STREET,
Cast Steel Frogs, and
YORK.
all
other
Steel Material fo t
Railway Use.
IN LONDON
HOUSE
WH. BOBDKN.
L. N.
Borden
&
conimissiON
LOVBLL.
Lovell,
merchants
AND
ABLEST LIVING V^RITERS.
to
Johnston,
In store.
f
OIL,
WasbiUKtou, Vestry tc Greenivicli
NEW
&
OF APPROVED FOREIGN .\ND DOMESTIC
MANUF.YCTURE.
HAVE FOR SALE
3,000 Tons 561b. "Crawshay " Flsli
Bar Ruils, to arrive.
I.OOO Tons 5U lb. " Nortb York*
shire" do.. In Ktore,
tV Particular
AND
SALES OFFICE
Three Thousand Double-Column Octavo
Pages
of reaHlng matter yearly; and is the ONLT COMPf
LATION IhHt nresenis, with a SATIsr AUTDIIY
COMPLETKNKSS as well as freshness, the bi'St hssuys,
36 Sotjth
Co.,
LEAF LARD, STEARINE
Sa
:
Fbdkral Stbist.
78 Broadivay, Neiv Y'ork.
&
PRIME
LARD
St.
48 Pine Street,
E. W. CORLIES,
6AX Pine Street, New York.
lasued every Saturday
gives afty-two numbers of sixty-four pages each
or more than
Fourth
BiGELow
J
Yokuliunia and liioso, Japan.
HJ'n'UlisENTED BY
J.
125
CHICAGO:
Canal Stbkbt.
^VM. TOOTIIE, General Aicent,
59 John Street, N. Y.
BDWABU p. BiOKLOW.
JAMBS JUUMSTOM
Smith, Baker & Co.,
COIHMISSION ITIERCHANTS,
Wm.
No.
PHILADELPHIA:
13
baTAbeen
It
John stkebt.
218 SotfTii
FOR EXPORT AND DOMESTIC ITSE.
192
>
BOSTON
:
6U0 Tons 50
and Dealers
GANGS OF KIOGING MADE TO ORDER.
Office, 113 Wall St., N. Y.
Living Age
issued, and it aiiuiitledly "coniluneR to Btaad at the
head of its class."
HEMP
OFFICES
Iron and Steel Rails
William, Wall's Sons,
ELEPHANT BAGGING,
J.
No. 59
ice.
No. II Old Slip, New York.
The Jobbing Trade ONLY Supplied.
James F. Vaiiiier, Esq.,
George Young, Esq.
MANAGER- Alfred George Kennedy.
NEW TORK
MANUFACTUKEP.S OK
AViHiam Simpson, Esq.,
Jonathan Thorp, Euq.,
SECRETARY— C.
Manufacturers of
CRUCIBLE STEEL TYRB9,
SALERATirS,
DIRECTORS:
John Jones. Esq., Chairman.
Henry Viaurs East, Esq
Jonquiu De MHiicha, Esq.
Co.,
Axles, Forglnss, &c., Ac.
Uill.
-•
&
William Butcher
YOKK.
John Dwight &-Co.,
Sub«orlbed Capital
RAILROAD SKCIRITIES KKOOTIATKD.
RBPBESENTINO
1855
Co.'s
Lewlstown, Pa.,
P. O.
A.D.
A
CRUCIBLE STEEL WORKS,
approved mer
ol
United Statet for
t/te
BESSEMER STEEL RAILS.
?NoM.I5y&miTnttenham Court Road,
^ jjjj
Sole Agents in
Samuel Fox
BoaUia,
AGBNTS FOK
,lti»f1
and Iron Rails,
New York. Steel
St.,
OT CHINA ANO JAPAN.
AND
Nortb Third S t.» ST. I^OlJtX- ^
H2ii
10 Cornhill, B. C, London.
V»,, of China,
g^
104 Wall
WKSTKUN SKCUKITIE3,
33 Wall Street,
tc
UKlMtKSUXTKU BY
Co.,
ilAMKKKS,
IN
IIouK Kone, Shanghai, Foochow
raiitun, t'lilna.
ISO WfBt Main SIroet, Louisville, Ky., dealen In
Koreltrn Hiid Doiuewuc KxclmiiKe, (ioviTumect itODds
«nd all l.ocnl Si'curllli^". <Hvo iiniinpt atttMiIlan lo
iolloctl»M« mill cifler" for nvwlMl.'til 111 liiliilB.
BUOKRUS
COM.MISSION MKIiCIIANTS,
KIMBALL
&
Morton, Galt
437
General Affents.
Borden
Mining
10
Co.'s
CO.'S
Bauds, Hoops and Rods,
71 WEST ST., Mew Tork.
uid
& CO."
34 Old Broad Street,
who give special attention to
orders for
Railroad Iron,
u well Ml Old KaIIb. RrrAP Iron and Metftln.
CDMBBRLAND COALS,
AND
FALL RIVER IRON WrORKS
Nails,
NAYLOR, BBNZON
B.
Watson,
COTTON BUYER.
MACON,
Geoixia.
:
THE CHRONICLE.
438
James A. Cottingham,
SHIPPER
Locomotives, Cars
AND
RAILROAD IRON,
ON FIRST CLASS
SCHOONERS, BABOBS, AND LIGHTERS,
FOKIVAUDING
OF
and
Iron
A
Rails
Steel
CuNARD
rSOlC
SCOTIA
UNUSUAL INDUCEiMKNTS
KKW
JAVA
RUSSIA
CUBA
ALGERIA
PARTHIA
YORK.
Wednesday. Sept. 25.
Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Wednesday. Oct. 16.
Wednesday, Oct. 23.
CALABRIA
BATAVIA
And every following Wednesday
New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.— Cabin,
Saturday, Sppt.28.
Saturday. Oct. 5.
Saturday, Oct. 12.
Saturday. Oct. 19.
Saturday, Oct. 23.
JSO,
(Via Qaeemitovrn,)
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
LIVERPOOL
AND GREAT WESTERN
THE
will dcBpatch
one of their
first
screw steamships from
PIER No. 46 NOATH RIVER. EVERY WEDNESDAY
to the troude, and to en£ura safety aad despatcii In
•blpmenta of the above.
Iron and Steel RaUs f orvrarded tram Fort ef New
Contracts
to any part of the United States.
to Include at] the expenses In port oo same, and
urance to any polut required.
TAlttAICA
For
D. BISHOP.... Pres. N. Y.
H. HOYT
Supt. N. Y.
as foIlOTCB
Capt. T. W. Freoman
Oct. 2, at 3 P.M.
MANHATTAN, Oapt. J. B. Price... Oct. », at lOW A.M.
NEVADA, Capt Forsyth
Oct. 16, at 3P. M.
WYOMING, Capt. Whincray
Oct. 23, at II A.M.
IDAHO, Capt. Price
., ..Oct. »), at 3 P.M.
MINNESOTA, Capt. Morgan
Nov. 6, at 9}< A.M.
WISCONSIN,
For freight or cabin passage apply to
WILLIAMS & GUION, No.
63 Wall-st.
& N. H. Railroad
& N. H. Railroad.
JAMES
SBARLKS FOX. EsiJ ...Pres. South Side R.R. of L. I.
Supt. South Side R.R. of L. I.
0. W. DOUGLASS
CiUT Street, New York.
W. BAILY LANG & CO
,
NEW YORK, CORK AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND FULL-POWERED STEAMSHU'S.
THE SIX LARGEST
IN
THE WORLD.
JAinES A. COTTINOHAM,
REPUBLIC,
OCEANIC,
CELTIC,
ADRIATIC.
ATLANTIC,
BALtIC,
104 West, corner lilberty Street,
6,000 tons burden—3,000 h. p. each.
from New York on SATURDAYS, from
Liverpool on THURSDAYS, and Cork harbor the day
NEW YORK.
i.
BOWABD MITOUELL,
14
PHILIP
8.
New
PlUladeiphia.
North 5th Street,
.TUSTIOE,
York.
Sailing
following.
From the White Star Dock, PavonlaFerry, Jersey City.
Passenger accommodations (for
valled,
42 Cliff street.
Pim,
S.
Justice,
all
classcu) unri-
combining
I< O N D O N
W SOUTHAMPTON BUILDINGS.
.
General Transatlantic Co
Pereire,
ViLLE i)E Paris,
St. Laukent,
ViLLE I>U HaVKE,
Europe,
Washington,
ViLLK DK BbEST,
Nod vE AD- Monde,
Atlantiqce,
France,
Panama,
ninlug Ropes, Cables, Sec,
nalv'd Iron IVlre, Sblp's Rigging,
GalT'd Corrugated Sheet Iron,
'Wronght Iron Screw Plies,
Ship's Forglngs, ice.
ViLLE DE St. Nazaiee,
VlLI.E DK 30RUI^UX.:
lovisiaxe,
Plorike,
MAftTiyiQUK,(iUAJ>KLOUPK
Dksirade,
GUYANE,
SONOHA,
Caraibb,
Caoique,
Caratellk.
Postal lilnes of the Oeneral Transatlantic Company.
From HAVRE to NEW YORK, calllug at
$80 gold.
Once a montb.
From ST. NAZAIRE to ASPINWALL, calling at
Martinique. La Gnayra and Sta. Martha, and vice vertta
Once a month.
P'roin
to VALPARAISO, calling at Intermediate ports, and vice versa. Once a month.
PANAMA
Branch Llnesy
From
ST.
THOMAS
to
[Postal]
currency.
Passengers booked to or from
The splendid steamers of the South Pacific Line,
leave Panama for Valparaiso and Intermediate Points
of Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru and Chili, on the 30th of every
month and connect closely with the Kteamere of the
Pacific Mall S. S. Company, leaving New York on the
15th of every month for Asnlnwall.
For Rates of Passage ana Freight, Dates of Departure, or further Information, apply to
0£ORGE JHACKENZIE,
Aseut. 58 Broadway.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
parts of America,
Sweden, India, Australia
all
China, etc.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from il upwards.
For inspection of plans and other Information, apply
at toe Company's offices, No. 19 Broadway, New York.
J. H. SPAIiKS. Agent.
To
THROUGH I.INB
California & China,
AND Japan.
Tr an <tDor tation.
THROUGH FARES-NEW YORK TO
Stonington Line.
I]
Capt.
Wm. Jones.
NARRAOANSETT,
Capt.
Ray Allek.
Leare Plor 33, North River, foot of Jay street, daily
at 5 o'clock P. M arriving at Boston in ample time to
connect with all the EARLY EASTERN TRAINS.
t7~ Baggage checked to destination.
Har- Tickets sold and State Rooms secured at No.
819 Broadway, cor. New Pearl street, and at Westcott
Express Co.'s, 785 Broadway, cor. Tenth street; l,3(fi
Broadway, cor. Thirty-fifth street ; or 327 Washington
street; Brooklyn.
D. S. BABCOCK, President.
,,
_^
First Class
Steerage
SAN FRANCISCO,
$125 to $150
-----
---•..-•-•.
No. 3
niAIDEN LANE,
JOSEPH BAOHinAN
These rates include berths, board, and
for the trip.
J
J.
BxoaHAir.
B. J,
HAomfAn
Rosendale Cement Co.,
CElHENr OF THE BEST ttUALlTY
No. 102 AVall
iutreet,
9:10 A.M.— way train for Tom's River, Waretown,
and intermediate stations.
4:00 P. M.— Through train, same as 6:45 A. M.
All Tr:«Ins Stop at Ijong Braucb.
The 6:45 anii 9:40 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. lines connect
lor Red Ban): ; the two latter for Port Monmouth.
Philadeliihla freight taken up to six o'clock P. M., at
lowestraWn.
Nenr York.
K. yf, BX!<£OIC iBeueUir.
;
r
G. W. BKNTLET,
General Maaager, 130 «"«'»»
"•'•*" BrOMlwur
P. rtNOfl, Agent, Her 86.
necessarleg
all
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
Steamers of the above line leave PIER No. 42 NORTH
foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock, noon,
RIVER,
On
iOth, 20tlk
& SOth of Each Month,
except when those days
fall
previous.
ou Sunday, then the day
One hundred pounds of baggage
free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
Steamer will leave San Francisco Ist every month
foriChina and Japan.
For freight or passage tickets, and all further Infermatlon, fipply at the Comp^py's ticket office on the
wharf, foot of Canal street.
BABV,
Wire Ro p
THE STEAMERS
Plyniontli Rock and Jesse Hoyt
will leave Pier 28, North River, (foot of Murray street,
connecting at Sandy Hook, with trains of N. J. S.RR.),
as follows
6;45 A. M.— TbrouRh train for Philadelphia, Vlncland,
Bridgeton, Bay Side and Vlncland stations.
$60
According to location of berth.
F* B.
New Jersey Southern RR
Ware.
NEW YORK.
calling a*
Steerage, $30 currency.
FOR PROVIDENCE ANI> BOSTON.
Mi see Uaneo s.
THE SPLENDID SIDE- WHEEL STEAMERS
Gorham Mt'g Company's
STO N INGTON,
Sterling Silver
:
ASPINWALL,
Porto Rico, Hayti, Santiago de Cuba, Kingston,
(JamaicaJ and vice versa; Once a month.
From ST. THOMAS to FORT DE FRANCE, (Martinique,) calling at Basse Terre, (Guadeloupe,) Polntea-Pitre, (Guadeloupe,) St. Pierre, (Martinique,) and
vice versa. Once a month.
From FORT DE FRANCE, (Martinique,) to CAYENNE, calling at St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad, Demerara, Snrinam, and vice versa.
Once a
month.
Those wishing t« send for friends from the Old Conntry can now obtain steerage prepaid ccrtilicates, $33
Hamburg, Norway,
Brest
Twice a month. Shortly once a week.
From ST. NAZAIRE to VERA CRUZ, calling
Santander, .St Thomas and Havana, and vice versa
.
RATES— Saloon,
5.
CO.,
d::
OP THS
midship section where least motion is felt. Surgeone
and stewardesses accompany these steamers.
Paris,
Steel and Iron Ralls,
C. S. Tyres and Axles,
Steel and Iron Wire,
FORWOOD
STEAMERS
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
in
Service.
No. 88 ITall Street.
Saloons, state-rooms, smoking-room, and bath-rooraa
Philip
SAVANII.I.A.
ITIall
freight and passage apply to
rency.
HON. W.
AND
nontUjr
vice versa.
Cabin passajte, $80 goM.
Steerage passage (Office No. 29 Broadway) $30 cur-
BEFEREIVCES.
FOB
NEXT DEPARTURE ABOUT OCTOBER
WOO, and |1M
Liverpool,
class, full-power, iron
Company.
Steamship
and Saturday iron
gold, according to accommodation.
Tickets to ParU
$15 gold additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage
|30 currency.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Quccustown
and all parts of Etirojie at lowest rates.
ThroUKli bills of litdiuK Ki veil for Belfast. Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp aud other ports ou the Continent, and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the Company'B ortlce. No. 4 BowHuk Green. For steerage passage, at lU ilroadway. Trinity Building.
CIIAS. G. FRANoTiLYN. Agent.
STEAM COMPANY
ATLAS
Line.
ABYSSINIA
For
thl8
Ocean Steamships.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN BOYAl
MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LiVEROOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
Specialty.
Having for many yeare been Identified with
bbslueai our great experience enables us to otter
1
[September 28, 1872.
Ocean Steamships.
Railroads-
York
made
;
Affeut.
e.
STEEL, CHARCOAL,
B.
I
B„ of
suitable
and
the very best quality
for
Ships,
Rigging,
1 Suspension Bridges, Guys, DerI
F
ricks, Inclined Planes,
Hoisting
Large
Stock
Mlnlii|r
&c.
A
constantly
on
Purposes,
hand, from which any desired
lengths are cut.
JOHIV'W. MASON 6c CO.,
149 Broadway, New York.
:
,
!
THE CHRONICLE.
September 28, 1872.]
489
luBuranoe.
lusuranoe.
OFFICE OF THE
Imperial
Pacific Mutual Insurance
ATLANTIC
FIRE INSt7HANCE COMPANY
Inanranoe.
$8,000,000 Uold.
CHIKF OFFICE IN THE U. S.
Nob. 40 to 44 Pin* Street, New York.
AH«eU,
Mutual
Insurance
Nbw
The Trastoea,
Co.
In conformity to the Charter of the
Policies not
marked
off
Ist January, 1871
liOUIS P.
Total amount of Marine Premiuma.
ITo polictts hSTe been issued
December, 1871
period.
&c.,(luriu.-
No. 173 Broad-way,
New
00
00
00
41
INCORPORATED
.....
Oaslt Capital
Six per cent interest on the outstanding cerlt-fl
cates of profits will be paid to the holders thereof,
or their legal representatives, on and after Tuesday
the Sixth of February next
^The outstanding certificates of the issue of 1368,
will be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof,
or their legal representatives, on and after Tuesday
the Sixth of February next, from wUch data all
interest thereon will cease. The certificates to be
produced at the time of payment, and cancelled.
PremluTO STote* £ Dills Receivable
Sabscrlptlon Notes in advance of
SIX
(1,063.347 19
PER CKVT INTKREST
thereof, or
thtiir
TUESDAY. hn 6tli <l»y oi Fehrunry.
TilK l:KMAlNl.N(i FIFI V PKK OHNT of the OCT.
STANDING CKIiTIFICATES OP TUE COMPANT,
OF IHE ISSUE OK
will be redecm-d and p-ld
'
IRfif..
in cash lotbe hrjldi-rs thereof or their leeal represen.
tatlves, on and after TUKSUAlf, the 6th day oi
l-ebrnary, fruui wuich date, Int'reei thereon win
ceas-^
ihe conltlcates ii^ i>c prouuced at tiu.eol
payment and cancelit^d.
A Dividend In Script of
CENT. 11
declared on the "et amount of
Premiums for
the year ending December 30th, 1871. for wlii.h Certl.
acates will bo Issued on and alter
the
day ol April next.
FTFtERN PKR
Eaned
TDK6DA7,
oaAPMAN,
Net Assets
-
.
.
-
Newport Insurance Co.,
OF PROVIDENCE, R.
OKUJLHlZ,EIJ
Cash Capital
JA8. A.
14
U
I.
V JSMBEB, 1871.
.......
WllUam Leconey.
C. Klctiards,
O. D. H. GiiKsple,
C. K Mllnor
James
Martin Bates.
Moses A. Uoppock,
Albert B. Strange,
A
B.
A.
$200,000
ALEXANDER & PECK,
Agents.
W.
8.
Bull,
a/^^^fn^on ant/ m^fth^tiry^.
9S
^c^i^ta^ Coln^/GOOGOOa
4
S.
241
'
B. J. Howland,
A ANCE
IX \.i\\3i\SS.t\.
Benjamin Babcock,
Robt. B. Mintum,
Gordon W. Bumham,
301 BROADIVAV.
Casb Capital,
$1,000.00
P
Pillot,
*
Frederick Cliauncey,
George S. Steohenson,
William H. Webb,
Shoppard Gandy,
William E. Dodge,
David Lane,
Francis Skiddy,
Charles P. Burdett,
Rob't. C. PergusBon,
James Bryce,
William E. Bunker,
Daniel S. Miller,
Samuel L. Mitchell,
James G. Do Forest,
Robert L.Stuart,
Alexander NT. Viakn,
a.
Wm.
Sturgis,
Henry K. Bogert,
Dennis Perkins,
Mr An AR
E
HEWMTT. 34 Vlw-Prsil,
S
.
65
ITirs.
*''"*'
.
Co.,
Company.
nilic.
Co.,
iNSF/R.
COnPANY
H^arren Cotton IHllls,
Laconla Co.,
Boston Duck Co.,
Franklin Co.,
Thorndlke Co.,
Cordis nuia.
Bailey,
WALI. STREET,
Dealer In
Fire and marine Insurance Stocks
and Scrip.
"SPECIA1,TY."
Cash paid at ouce for tlie above Securities
on commission, at sellers option.
;
or they
will be sold
William
Oilman,
C.
DXU.BB
STEEL PENS,
\r
INSURANCE SCRIP,
D. JONES, President,
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice-Pres't,
W. a. H. MOORE, 2d Vico-Preat,
lj>.
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA.
Chestnut street
Colambla ntrtr. Co.,
AndroscosKln mills.
Continental mils^
....
Charles D. Leverich,
J.
NEW YORK.
94 Franklin street
Bates
Jr.,
Henry
R. Warren Weston,
Royal Phelps,
Caleb Barsrow,
Oeorse A. Meyer,
Fernlnano A. Bokea,
Walter H. L'wis,
MTt'RS.
l-resident.
K.
AQENl'8 FOR
C. A. Hand,
James Low,
Curtis,
.»
The<j. w. Morris,
8. o. Snuthraayd,
Thos. B. Merrick.
&E. Wright & Co.,
Seoretarjr.
Joseph Galllard,
C. Pickersglll,
K, Waller,
William A Hall,
JOTW
H
WILLIAM LECOKEY, Vlce-Pieald«a«,
THOMAS HALE, Seoretarr
J.
W. U. H. Moore,
Lewis
John
Kgbcrt Starr,
win. T. Klodgett,
John A. Bartow,
Alex. M. Enrle,
H. C. Soothwick,
Francis Moran,
MisceU ineous.
TRUSTEES.
Wm.
K. Taylor,
A. Anvustus Low.
Emtl Heioemann,
Jeb al Head,
Barnes,
Otis
Charles H. Russell,
Lbwell Holbroolt,
Wm. Hegreman.
Ailam T. Bruce,
Horace B. ClaSln,
W.M.Richards,
Pepperell
Coit,
U
TRUSTEES:
John E. Myers,
en Franklin street
By order of the Board,
Charles Dennis,
leKal
on the onUUndInc
paM to the buldera
repreflen'ailves, ou and alter
of ProQts. will he
Cerilflcatuii
1849.
$500,000 00
$900,105 76
Ai)ril next.
D. Jones,
44.004 tl
Total aisets
;
H.
SSilOO 09
issued (in red scrip)
premiums such payment of interest and
redemption will bo in gold.
A Dividend of Forty Per Cent is declared om the
net earned preGslums of the Company, for the year
ending 31st December, 1871, for which certificates
will be isaned on and after Tuesday the Second of
J.
IW) 173 71
Sprlngfleld, Jflass.
95
.$14,806,812 37
1101,837 61
.
Re-Insurance and Claims due the
Company eatlmaied at....
Springfield
VISE AND mARINE INSURANCE
COnPANY.
274,345 01
Upon certificates which were
..
United States and other Stocks.
CWJSI tf
Loans on Stocks Drawing Interest VAifU 00
tSl^JMOl
Premiums
York.
Kew York
Stock, City, Bank and other stocks.. $8,143,240
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise 3,379,060
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages.
217,500
Interest, and sundry notes and claima
dne the Company, estimated at
186,739
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable.. 2,405,937
for gold
the roUoivlnc
CashinBank
...... $3,000,000
....... $5,000,000
Met Assets
51
91
Assets.
.^tna Insurance Comp'y,
HARTFORD Conn.
INCOKPOBATED 1819.
the following Assets, viz.
Total amount ofAsseta
MI/$8
I)8.sd4
The Company has
Casb Capital
CashinBank
thnaame period
Beturu Premiums
Agency,
Fire Insurance
(5,375,7% 34
|<n,423 81
off as
.
Returns of Premiums
& BUpensee. $973,211 81
United Sutes and Sute of
Premiums
Earned. during the
period as itbovo
9X3J)95 19
Paid fur LoB-^cs and ''xprnse*, leas Kavloff.,
.
$2,785,980 63
The Company has
published In conformlt*
or Vessels.
Premiums marked
Losses paid during th«
same
Is
No Risks have been taken upon Hnlhl
Assistant Secretary.
; nor upon Fire Risics disconnected with Marine Rislis.
Premiums marked Off from 1st January,
Company
wlihthereoulremeutsof Hecilon 12 ul Its charter:
Oatatsndlnir Premiums, January 1
i*";
•••••
|S5,010«
Premiums received from January
1 to Oecembei 30, 1871. Inclualre. Mn,U2 9S
t7,416,4&2 00
.
upon Life
Rislcs
1871, to 3l8t
jyTHE
•flairs ol the
Total amount of Marhie
JACOB RKKSe,
BAYARD,
President.
2,033,675 18
S. W. COIi. CKDAK fiT.
Ksw Yi>aK,'Jsnaary 18,1972.
FOLLOWING ST\TK1IBNT OP THl
This Company ha> Itsnod do Policies excenton Cares
- ~- »»
and Frelifht for the Voyage.
KutablUhed 1850.
$5,412,777 51
BBOADWAl'.
119
-
NO. itl4 BROADWAY,
PARK BANK BUILDING.
De-
cember, 1871
Premiums on
.
Hope Fire Insurance Co.
Premiums received on Ilarine BisKs,
1st January, 1871, to Slat
-
26th, 1872.
Company, submit the following Statement of iU
affiiirg on the Slat December, 1871
from
•
THE
York, January
COniPANY,
No.
OF LONDON.
mannfltoturers Warehonse and Sols
Agency,
Fire
and marine Insurance Stock
4«.rine 8tr«et, oorner of
WUUam
Straat,
M.Y
I
91 Jolui Street,
New
York,
S
THE CHRONICLE
440
Cotton.
STRICTLY
Cotton Warehouse Co.,
,"1
C. B.
•
•
.
LOCKWOOD,
BALES.
50,000
•
FACTOR
Fabliy, (Late of New
Wm.''5.*bZld''v."T'
'^""'"«*
&
Co.,
NEW YORK.
West
Co.,
Mobile, Ala.
P.O. Box 5070.
Railroad Iron,
most approved makers.
Lessees of Danville, Pa., Iron Worka, uiakera o
Light Rails for Collieries and Narrow Ouage Roads.
JLLKXANOKR UAITLAND.
Importers of old Iron Ralls for re-rolllng.
Exchange on Imperial Bank, London.
Bills of
h. F. S.
COTTON
MAOLKnOSK.
TIES.
Agency m New York for sale of the Arrow,
Buckle and Anchor Ties, luflnufflctured hy J.
Sole
Thos.
Robt. L. MaitlandSc Co.,
McComb,
Wool,
Tobacco and f>eneral
Pig Iron,
SWKN30N. PEHKINS & CO..
30 Wall St., New Tork.
RAIIS, COPPER,
SP^I'TER, TIN, I.EAD,
NK'KEI., BIS.nVTH, &e»
BONDS.
Factors,
RALOWfN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
state of Texas Ten Per Cent Bonds.
State of Texas Seven Per Cent Oold Bonds.
Commission
Acres Laud In Texas, for sale by
Swenson, Perkins ^ Co.,
NDON AND L.IVERPOOI..
Wall
New York.
New
Montgomery,
Orleans, La.
Co.,
Ala.
Brothers,
Advances Made
To
Messrs.
FRED. lU'TH &
WM.
P. CAMPBEI.I.,
87 Pearl Street.
lUFORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCKANT* Ul
BDWABD FLASH.
EDWIK
ORATKB
A.
Jacob
W.
&
ariSi of Cloth.
D.
QABRIBOX.
\'
••/
Brinckerhoff, Turner
&
YORK,
ST. LOUIS,
MO.
sell Securities
IS
&
"AWNING
M. K. Jesup
supply
all
Widths and Colors always
No. 142
Packed for UTest Indies,
Sonth American and European
Markets.
STRIPES."
Dnane
In stock
Street.
tPnre Ijard
B0VI8I0N DEALERS, COTTON FACTORS AJfD
BANKERS AND MERCHANTS,
LIBERTY STREET
MANUFACTUKEBS OF LARD
OIL.
for
70
WALL
IN IRON,
STREET,
NEW
Railroad Cos.,
Iron or Steel Rails, LocomatiTes,
Cars, etc.
and undertake
OBAUHOET VIBBABD.
ALEX.
EUERSON FOOTS,
BROAD'WAY,
Steel Rails,
40
YORK.
&
P.
PISK«
Co.,
NEW YORK.
Iron Rails,
George A. Boynton,
BROKER
Company,
Vibbard, Foote
Also, Agenta
full
&
II business connected ^vlth Rallwray
kinds of
United States Bunting Company.
A
Co.,
Contract for
COTTON CANVAS, FELTING DUCK, CAR COVER
ING, BAGGING, K.WKNS Dl'CK.SAll. TWINES
&C. " ONTARIO "SEAMLESS BAGS,
Co.,
MERCHANTS,
all
&
ifeeotlate
COTTONSAILDUCK
And
VAN WAGEKBZf.
all kindts.
OOLD STREET, NEW YORK.
Bonds and Iioans
C. D.
of
Manufacturers of Wrought Iron TnbM. Lap Weld
Boiler Flues. Gas Works Castings and Street
Mains, Artesian Well Pipe? and Tools,
Oaa and Steam Fitters' Tools, Ac.
59
Polhemiis,
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.
OO.M.MISSION
STREET,
CoflTeSi
Manufacturers and Dealers In
J ewell, Harrison
2-
NEW
OFFICE AND WABEHOUSBB:
—Alio—
Co.,
BOSTON.
8.
cotton PLANT, PALMETTO
Importers of Bio
St.,
Commission Merchants,
JKWELL.
WiLSON,
ST.,
Morris, Tasker
AND DIAMOND.
COTTON
S.
for present and future dellr.
Agents for following Bagging Mills.
VCTFJlLO,
17 Sontli 'William
NEW YORK.
Seaver
Iron Tiss.
Bay and aell Contracts
Graves,
COTTON AND PRODUCE BROKERS,
St., &.
York, Agent
Pascal Iron Works, Pliiladelpbia.
and
New York.
63 Stone
Co.,
RAILWAYS.
Negotiate Loans and
91 Front Street,
PEARL STREET,
&
WILLIAM
N. 206 SOUTH FOURTH
/^Ross, Roberts & Co/\
BacBing, Rope,
Flash
A
New
F. WINSLOW,
I'res. St.L.ft S.E.R'
Pres.
S.E.R'way
&
WiNSLOW
No. 70
St..
EDWARD
WILSON,
LIVERPOOL,
CO.,
CNear Wall.)
135
Pine
Report upon. Build. .Manage and Equip
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
&
P. Converse
Late Bt.
iJt.MaJ.lien.,
MaJ. Gen.,U.S.A.
U.S.A.
AND
133
Wm.
J. II.
ConslKuments^or CjiUon and other
Cotton Factc5rs
Clias T.Pairy,
Wra. P. Henzey
Geo Burnham. Edw. H. WiUiaoia. Ed. Longstreth,
M. Baird,
54
'
Qf,
Lehman
All work accnrately fitted to gans:es and thorousta
ly Interchangeable.
Plan, Material, Worknianshlp
I'lnlsh and KOiciency tully xuaranteed.
Street.
90
Lbhman, Durr &
Co.,
PHiI.ADKI.PHi A.
Advaacoa made on Coasignmenta to
Co.,
&
M. Baird
438,000
raercbauts,
A
Bro.,
New York.
Street,
Liverpool, England, for baliugCottou.Moss,
etc.
BROAD STREET, NEW fOBK.
&
Pope
J.
203 Pearl
,1
Lbhhan, Abraham
•
62
Steel Ralls of
;
I.'0
Co.,
BROADWAY,
NEW YORK
No.
Orleans.
\
Cotton
&
Gilead A. Smith
Parsers.
Befersby permiaaloD to C. N. Jordau. Esq.. Cashier
Tblrd National Bank, Nenr Yorlc
Mesam. Howes &
Macy, Baut£eri3,3J Wall street, New Vortc.
43
En/;land.
UeiuatUa Iron Co.. VVorkluz
In Ports or Neir York and Neur
Orleana,) Oeu. Partaer.
Of Montgomery, Alabama.
No.
(.'uniberlaiid
l<:n(!;land.
Supply alt Railway Eqalpment and undertake a
Railway business generully.
BARTHOLOMEW HOUSE,
BANK, LONDON
&
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
3909.
4»F
Iron Ralls, Steel Ralls, Old Ralls,
Bessemer Plxlron, »<'rap.
Steel Tyres, Boiler Plates, A c
AGENTS FOR
ton
Smith
Nevr Tork.
BOX,
P. O.
W
H
Railway Bonds and Negctlata Loans on
aell
l£ailways.
Crawford, Walsh,
sioN ivierchant.
Co.,
MERCHANTS.
Bar and
Tlie
58 Wall Street,
BA Bn <
COB. OF WIXXIAM ST.
The Bowling Iron Company. Bradford
Walsh, Smith,
Crawford
AMD
ST..
mPORTRRS
BUY AND SELL CONTRACTS FOR FUTURE
DELIVEKY OF COTTON.
H. W. Farley,
I>earl Street,
CEDAR
41
&
Kennedy
S.
J.
8.
GENBltAL RAii.%VAY AGENTS A^D
Co.)
No. 56 Broad Street,
YORK.
COTTO?!
KBNMSDT. HKMIIT M. BA^XR. JOBN
AND bankers.
Excbange Building,
NEW
iOnil S.
Treaanrer
KATES MODERATE.
Oflce, Cotton
132
&
Co.,
COTlON connissioN merohants
Prealdent.
JAMES W. CBOXSON,
contnt IS
&
(Late Waters, Pierce
CAPACITY
HOUSE.
COIHiniSSION
R. M. Waters
Docka, Brooklyn.
iC&tlaBtle
September 28, 1872,
Railroads.
Cotton.
THE
'
1
Old
Rails,
AND
RAILWAY Eil^IPMENTS.
@FedFRASER