december 28, 1878: investors' supplement, vol. 27, no. 705 · ii^vestoes'supplement....
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COIHIHERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE.PUBLISHED ON THE LAST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH
Famished Gratis to all Sabscribers of the Chronicle.
NEW YORK, DECEMBER 28. 1878.
Bankers and Brokers.
Hatch & Foote,BANKERS, No. 13 WALI. STREET
BUT AND 8B1.L
OOVBRSMKNT BONDS, GOLD, STOCKS A.M
MISCKLLAKEOUS SECaRITIES.
R.T.Wilson & Co.,BANKEBS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
2 EzcbaiiKO Court, Newr York.
Trask & Francis,BANKERS AND BROKERS,
TO Broadway dcl6 New St., New YorkTranuct a General Banlilng Bnatneaa.
STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD Bought and Sold os
CommlMlon. and carried on Margins.
Deposits Received and Intcest Allowed.
tW Accounts of Country Baolu and BankeK re
celved on favorable terms.
Hilmers,McGowan & CoBROKERS IN
FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND GOLD,63 Wall Street, New York.
(P. o. BOX a,»i-.)
Special atteatlon paid to tbe negatlatlon of Com
merclal bills.
WALSTOK H, BEOWS. rBKD. a. BBOwir.
Walston H. Brown&Bro.BANKERS,
34 Pine Street, New York.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE KEGOTIATIO» OF
RAILROAD SECURITIES.
STOCKS arid BONDSAt Auction.
The osderslgoed hold REOCTLAR AUCTIONSALES of all classes of
STOCKS AND BONDS,OR
WEDNESDAYS AND SATDROAT8.
ADRIAN II. MLLLER dc SON,No. 7 PINK STREET, NEW YORK.
Bankers and Broker*.
c^i Co.
H. L. Grant,No. 14$ BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
CITY RAILROAD STOCKS & BONDSBOUGHT AND SOLD.
See qaotatlons of Cltr Ratlroada In this paper.
John B. Manning,BANKEP. AND BROKER,
No. 14 Wall Street, New York Cltr.
SOUTHERN SECURITIESA SPECIALTY.
State, Municipal and Rallwajr Bonds and Couponsbought and Bold at beat market rate^. Inveators ordealers wishing to buy or sell are Invited to comraunl.cate with us.Member of the New York tock Exebange.
Wm. Fisher & Sons,BANKERS,
And Dealern in Government*, Coin, &Inventnieut 5>c-<'uritiei<,-
OrrosiTE Second St. 'Z SiiUTII STREET,B A EiTiraO R E, ITID.
Pvrchase and sell Governments and Coin.Gold consuntly kept on hand for the supply of Mer.
chants, for duties.Bonds and Securities of every deacrlptlon boaght
and Bold on Comiulsslon Orders, w'alch have directpersonal attention.Especial attention Is given to Investment Securities
of the higher grades, quotatl^s for which are fur-nished aa reouired.CorreBpottdence aoUclted.
Boston Bankers.
BANKERS,COR. OP WALL STREET AND BROADWAY
New York.
Tiansact a General Banking Bualnesa, Including the
4>archaae and aale of STOC^LS, BONDS and GOLDlor cash or on a margin.
luveiitnient Secnritles For Sale.
p. O. BOX 2,M7.
A. M. BLiDDXB. C. W.McLiLLaH, Jb. W. Tbask'
BANKING HOC'SE OF
G. W. Norton & Co.,
CASH CAPITAL t200,000.,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
P. F. Keleher & Co.,BANKERS AND BROKERS.
No. 305 Olive Street,ST. LOUIS, ino^
Bay and sell Government, Stn.te. County. Town^htpand Municipal Bond.4. Coapona collected. MissouriBonds a specialty. Foreign excbange bougb and sold.
George Eustis & Co.,
BROKERS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Swan & Barrett,BANKERS AND BROKERS,
300 middle Street,
PORTLAND, nAINE,Dealers In Government. State. County, City and Rail-
road Bonds, Bank Stocks, Ac.
Desirable Investment Securities conicantly on band
J.Alden Gaylord,
33 W^all St., New York,DIALKB IX
ST. LOUIS Cli-Y & COUNTY BONDSAND ALL CI.AS«B« or
INVESTMENT « MIS0KLLA.>)SOU8 SECURITIESKefora by permlsaloa U> W. 6. Nlcbola A Co, BanMri
Massachusetts
Loan & Trust Company,No. !S POST OFFICE SQUARE,
BOSTON.Chartered ! 1870.
CAPITAL, ....... $500,000.OKU. WCODS RICE, STEPHEN M. CROSBY,
President. Treasurer.
Loans made trpoir tihb on Staple Herchandls*,either upon l^lUs of Lading or Warehouse Receipts.
Exf^ANOB of Collateral, or prepayments In part orfor entire loans allowed.
Allow Ihtxbkst ob all payraenta made baforematurity of loans.
CORRESPONDENCE 80LICITEB.
F. H. Peck,BANKER AND BROKER,
No. 7 EXCHANGE PLA«B.
BOSTON.
C. C. Jackson,
STOCK BROKER,
SIMMONS' BUILDING,Boston, Mass.
Sbo. Wh. Balloo. Obobob H. Holt.Member N. Y. Stock Exchange
Geo.Wiu.Balloii&Co8 WALL STRKBT, M DEVONSHIRE ST.,
New York, BoMon,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
Municipal Bonds.
Brewster, Basset & Co.,
BANKEBS,No. 35 CONGRESS STREET,
Boston, Mass.
Oealera In BMCki, Bonds, Gold and Conunerelal
oaper.
Orders axeouted OB CommlasloB at Brokers Board
Auctloca, and Pnrate Sale.
lOTestmeat SecurlUea conatantlT nn haat.
Parker & Stackpole,
BAN&BBS, 78 DKVONSHIKB STBIITBOSTON,
Bnr ••>' 8«" Weal.ra C^tr ^m*Conntr Bonds.
Chas. A. Sweet & Co.,BANKERS
40 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
DEALERS IN OOVKBXMENT SKCn.IITIKS, OoI«
State, City, Conatr asd Ballioad Boads.
II^VESTOES' SUPPLEMENT. [Vol. XXVIl.
Foreign Bankers.
Nederlandsch Indische
Handelsbank,A nSTERD Am , HOIiLAND.
ESTABLISHED IN 1863.
Pald-Up Capital, 12,000,000 Guilders.($4,800,000 Gold.)
Head Office In Amsterdam. Agencies In Batarla,
Soerabaya and Samarang. Correspondents
In Padang.
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS,neasrs. blake brothers & co.
Adolph Boissevain & Co.BANKERS
ASD
ooin:n issioN ^ierchantsAMSTERDAM, HOLLAND.
N. T. Correspondents.—Messrs. BLAKE BROS. & CO
BanqueCentrale Anversoise,
Antwerp.Paid-Up Capital, • 9,«00j000 Francs.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
:
Fblix Grisae, President.ALFRED Maqoinay (Graflf & Maqulnay), "Vlce-PresJ. B. Von teb Beckk {B. Von der BeckeJ.Otto Gu.nthkb (Cornellle-Davld).EjIilE DK GOTTAL.Ad. Frank (Frank, Model & Cle.)AiTG. NoTTEBOHM (Nottebohm Freres).Fm. Dhanis (MIchlels-Loos).JoH. Dan. Ftthrmann, Jr. (Job. Dan. Fahrmann).Louis Weber (Ed. Weber & Cle.)Jules RAtiTBNSTEAUOH (C. Scbmld & Cle.)
transacts a
;ge:nerai. banking business.
Henry S. King & Co.,BANKERS,
45 Pall niall, London, Iinsland.
Issue CIKCULAK NOTKS /><!? 0/ c«srjr«, available
In all parts of the world.
Grant COJIMKRCIAL CHEDIfS Jcr use agalnsl
CODSIgnmenta of Merchandise.
Execute Orders on the London Stock Bzchange.
Make Collections on all Points. Receive Deposi
and Corrent Accc uuts on lavoi^ble ta'ms.and d( a
General Londc- -d Foreign Banking Busineu.
KING, BAiLLIS A: « u., Live- ool.
NEW YOaii UORHfiSPONDENr-ino<iHr«. WARII. CAinHBELI. & I O.
Financial.
A. H. Brown & Co.,bankehs and brokehs,
1 'Wall St., Cor. New, Ne«r Ifork.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Special attention to business of country banks.
NEW YORK,134 Pearl Street.
BOSTON.70 State Street
GOSSLER & Co.,CORRESPONDENTS OF
International Bank of Hambnrg andIjoudon, (Limited.)
HOUSE IN EUP. OPE,JOHN BERENBERG, GOSSLER Sc CO
HAMBURG.
McKim Brothers & Co.,BANKERS,
7 'Wall Street, New York.
Peck, Gilbert & Co.,No. 16 Broad St. (near TVa<l),
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS.stocks bought and sold on the NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGfi. on a margin of 3 per ctnt, If desirediiiqual attention given to small and large Investments.Any information given personally or by mall. First-clew references.
Financial.
UNION TRUST CO.OF NE^W' YORK,
No. 73 Broadway, Cor. Rector St.
CAPITAL, - . -~T . . $1,000,000.
has special FACILITIES FOR ACTING AS
Transfer Agent andRegistrar of Stocks.
Authorized by law to act as Executor, Admrnistra-tor, Guardian, Receiver, or Trustee, aad is a
LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR KIONEY.Interest allowed on Deposits, which may be made
and withdrawn at any time.N. B.—Checks on this institution pass through the
Clearlng-House. EDWARD KING, PresMenl.J. M. McLean, Ut Vice-Pt'eaident.
'Wm. Whitewkight, 2d Vice Pr^^ideni.
EXKCDTI'VE COMMITTEE.J. M. McLean, Samcsl Willets,AXJGUSTtIS Schell, Wm. Whitkwright,£. B. Wkslkt, Geo. Cabot Ward
G. G. WlLLIAJIS.
J. H. OGILVIE, Secretary.
The Brooklyn Trust Co.Cor. Qt Montagne & Clinton ats., Brooklyn. N. Y.
This Company is anlhorized by specla) ctarter to setas receiver, trustee, gaardlac, eiecu;or or adiclult,-trator.
It can act as agent in the sale or management of realealate, collect interest or aividends. ruceive registrj'anc* transfer books, or make pnrchast a.nti sale ofGov-ernrv tnt a^d otlier securities.Religious and charitable Institutions, and persone
anaccuBtoined to tne transaction of business, will findthis Company a safe aad couvfuient depository foraaoney. KIPLEY ROPES, President.
CHAS. R. MARVIN. Vlce-Pres t.
Ko&AB M. CrLLXN. Counsel.TRUSTEES:
J. S. Rockwell, Henry Sanger, Alex. McCne,Jotin P. Uslfe, Chas. R. Marvin, A. A. Low,Thomas Sullivan, Ahm. B. Baylls, Henry K. SheldonU.K. Pierrepont, Dan'lChauncey, John T. Marun.Alex. fil. White. Josiah O. Low, Kpley Mones.
AusilQ Corb'n. Kdmund W. Corlles.Wm. R. BTTNKRK. 8e<;retarv
The Safe Deposit Co.OF NEIV YORK,
(THE FIRST ESTABLISHED IN THE WOELD.)
FRANCIS H. JENKS, Prcsd't.
140, 142 & 148 BROADWAY, COR. LIBERTY ST.
RENTS SAFES In Its BUKGLAR-PROOF VAULTS,
(f15 to $2(X) per annum) ; also
RECEIVES ON SPECIAL DEPOSITUNDER GUARANTEE,
BONDS, STOCKS, MORTGAGES WITH THE BOND,WILLS, PLATE, JEWELRY, VALUABLE PAPERS
$1 a year on |l,(X)0 of Bonds, or a tenth of one pr. ct.
Geo. H. Prentiss,
Room -23. 30 BROAD STREET.
GAS STOCKSA SPECIALTY.
Brooklyn Secnrltle* Bongtat and Sold
E. S. Bailey,7 FINE STREET.
Dealings In
Insurance StocksA SPECIALTY.
Cash paid at once for the above Securities; or toeywill he sold on commission, at seller's option.
Brinckerhoff^Turner & GoManufacturers and Dealers in
COTTON DUCKCAR COYERING AND CAR SEATS,
14 to IfO INCHES WIDE,
And all kinds of
COTTON CANVAS, SAIL DUCK, FELTINGDUCK, BAGGING, RAVENS DUCK, S.lILTWINES, &c. " ONTARIO" SE.UILKS?
BAGS, "AWNING STRIPES."Also, Agents
United States Bnnting CompanyA full supply, all Widths and Colors always
in stock.
109 DVANE ST., NE\r TOBK.ELBBRT a. BlilNCKERHOPr, J. SpEKCER TURNSB,
Henbt D. Polhshus, bpcciai.
Financial.
Wanted MoneyTO LOAN ON APPROVED SECURITY IN
lOAVA, NERRASKA AND DAKOTA.10 to 12 Per Cent Guaranteed.
FOR SALE.A Choice lot of Lands jn different parts of the
West. Also, Western Securities. A Choice Invest-ment. Address, for full particulars.
D. H. TALBOT,General Land, Scrip and Warrant Broker,
Sioux City, lon'a.Reference.—First National Bank, Sioux City, Iowa
Defaulted Bonds.Special attention given to Compronalslng, FundlHg,
Buying or Selling Missouri County, Township anaMunicipal Defaulted Bonds.Holders and dealers would consult their interests by
conferring with us. Reliable Information cheerfullyfurnished.
F. F. KEIiEHFR Ac CO.,BANKERS AND BROKERS,
SiT. LOliJS.References.—Messrs. Clark, Dodge & Co., Speyer A
Co., New York ; E, W. Clark & Co.. Philadelphia.
Albert E. Hachfield,18 WALL STREET, NE^V YORK
DEALS IN
First-Class Investment Securities,
CITY BONDS OF ALL KINDS,
Railsoad Bonds and Southhbn Sectteitieb oWau. dk8criptiok8.
W^ANTED.Southern Railroad Bonds, all kinds.Toledo Logansport & Burilngtoa Bonds.Kansas Pacific Kallroaii Bonds.Union & Logiinsport Bonds.IndlaLapells & Vincennes Bonds.
Phila. &. ECaltiiuore Bauker§.
J-. Bell Austin,
STOCK BROKER,i03 WALNUT PLACE (316 WALNUT ST.),
PHIIiADELPHIA.Orders in Stocks and Bonds promptly executed at
the Philadelphia and New > ork Boarde.
Wilson, Colston & Co.,BANKHKB AND BROKERS,
BALTITmOKE.INVKbTMENT and VIRGINIA 8KGUKITXES a
'pecialty.Correspondence solicited and information far-
atshed.N. 1. CoEBESPONDENTs—McKlm Broihera ti To.
ISoutlierii Bankers.
4. b.. HpiBauss, Prefi't \. k Waj.kbk, Cashier.
First National Bank,l¥iI.iaiN«iT<I>N, N. C.
Collections made on all parts of the United States
THE CITY B.INK OF HOUSTON,Capital, $500,000,
Houston, Texas.We give special attention to collections on all acces-
alble polnttf.DiKECTOES.—Benjamin A. Botts. Fres't : C. S. Long*
cope, VV. J. HutJhIne. F. A. Rice, C.C. Baldwin, W.BiBotrs, Rob't Brewster. BENJ. A. BOTTS, Pres't.B. F. WEEMS. Cashier.
rnOP. p. MILLKB, TI ^. WTTT.TAMj. JNO. W. MILLEB,CUA9. B. MILLEK.
Thos. P. Miller & Co.,BANKERS,
inOBILE, Ai:4AESAITIA.Special attention paid to collections, with prompt
remittan^:es at current rates of exchange on day of;>j»meut.CorreRpondents. — German American Bank, New
Pork; Louisiana National Bank, New Orleans ; Bankof Liverpool, Liverpool.
C. F. PSNZEL,J
STATE BANK, ) C. T. WalkMPresident. < Incorporated lotj. j Cashier.
German Bank,I.ITTI.E ROCK, ARK.
CAPIT.\L (Paid-in) $75,000.SoRPLua 25,000.Prompt attention given to all business In oar line.
N. Y. CoBZUEBPONPENTS. Donuell. Lawson & Co. an
the Metropalltan National Baak.
nkstiiTs' ^mlm^ntOF TRB
COIOIERCIAL AND PIMNCIAL CIIRONKLE.PUBLISHED ON THE LAST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH
Farnishcd Gratis to all SolMcrlbers of the Chronicle.[Entcre.l accorJlng to act of Con»re««. In the year 1878. bv Wji. B. Daxa * Co.. In the oUIca of thi Librarian of Con<rau, Waahtarton. D.0.1
NEW YORK, DECEMBER 28, 1878.
INVESTORS' SUPPLEMENTor THK
Cnminrrcial nnh /innnrial Cjironirlt.
The Supplement Is issued on the last Saturday of each month, containing
• complete exhibit of the Funded Debt of States and Cities, and of the Stocks
and Bonds of Railroad and other Compames.It is fnrnished without extra charge to all regnlar subscribers of Thb
Cbronicle; no single copies are sold at the office, as a sufficient supply is
printed for subscribers only. One cumber of the Si;PFi.EXEBT is bound npwith !he FiNAKciAL Review (.\nnna!) for 18T8.
Transient advertisements are inserted at twenty-flve cents per line; adver-
tisements by the qnarter, sis months or year, at special rates.
TflLIilAn B. DANA Sc CO., PablUtaera.79 di 81 Tnillam alreeK
IXVESTMEXTS IN DECEMBER.Duri ig the present month the demand for investments
has kept up very well. The period from September to
December inclusive, has been marked by a more active
demand for securities than is usual at this time of year.
1 he feature in government securities xv.xs the calling
in of the whole l>alance of the five-twenties of the issue
of lS6a. This result of the successful sale of 4 per
cents, leaving the five-twenties of 1867 next to be
called, had the eflFect of stimulating transactions through-
out the list of government bonds, and naturally caused
a shifting of bonds b}"^ parties who held such of the
lS67s, as are likely to be soon called.
"With the resumption of specie payments, and with-
out any further legislation by Congress at its present
8es.sion calculated to injure the good credit of the Gov-
ernment, the year 1879 will open with a favorable pros-
pe t for the rapid conversion of the remaining 6 per
cent bonds of the United States into others bearing a
lower rate of interest. An incident of some interest to
holders of governments was the passage of a law by
Coiigress for the issue of new bonds to the Manhattan
Savings Institution in place of the registered bonds
stolen from it at the time of the recent famous robbery.
The laws in regard to the re-issue of bonds apply only
to those whieli can be proved beyond question to have
been lost or destroyed—as in the burning of a building
or sinking of a ship—and not to bonds stolen. A spe-
cial act of Congress to authorize the issue of new bonds
in I'lace of other.* lost is an unusual occnwence and not to
be relied on by the average holder of government bonds.
In State bonds the jrincipal market operations havebeen in Louisiana consols, the prices of which have
danced about with the varying prospects of the paymentof .January interest, as reported from New Orleans.
This is but a repetition of the proceedings which took
pLice prior to the July interest payment, and that there
should be such uncertainty and such a stimulus to spec-
ulative transactions in the bonds of a "sovereign State,"
is regarded with anything bat favor among the bankers
who do a legitimate bu8ine.ss in investment securities.
Propositions have been made to the States of Virginia
and Tennessee on behalf of their bondholders, but in the
latter State there is little disposition shown to do any-
thing whatever with the debt question.
Riilroad bonds have continued to be in active de-
mand at steady or advancing prices. Nearly all the
issues of bonds having currency either at the Stock Ex-
changes in this or other cities, or commonly sold amongbrokers, have advanced materially in price during the
past two months. Among the numerous changes andcorrections in the tables of the present issue of the Sup-
TLEMEXT will be found the revision of the stock andbond list of the re-organized Erie company—the NewYork Lake Erie & Western. The amount of each class
of stock and bonds outstanding is given as it will appearwhen all the changes under the re-organization schemehave been completed. We have heretofore referred
to the first consolidated mortgage, which stands
next to the five old Erie mortgages, aggregatingsillogether less than $14,000,000, and looking to the net
earnings of the road for a series of years, this first con-
so'.idated bond appears to be well secured. One future
coupon, that for September, 187:i, is cut off and funded,
and all the other coupons, including March, 1879, are to
be paid. These bonds are sold at the London Stock
E.vchange, and were sold December 13 at 87^, equal to
about 85 here. The report for the last fiscal y-ar, ending
September 30, was published in Tub Chro.viclk oo
page 049.
In regard to the decline in gas stocks throughout the
world there has been much discussion lately, and holders
are anxiously inquiring whether they had better sell at
present low prices or wait for a reaction. In his circular
dated Dec. 7, Mr. F. N. Golding, of London, a broker in
gas shares, mentions the practical objections to the
electric light for the purposes of street and house illumin-
ation. The following is condensed from the circular:
"There seems to be a diversity of opinion as to its applicability for generaladoption as a street Inminant, most people agreeing inat, althongh the lightis very bright in the immediate viciiity of the lampltself. It has not the samepeneiratiug and dlffui'ive pawer as gas Jets yielding the same amoaut ofcandle p^wcr as gauged by the photometer. But at prei<ent there Is only oneopluion «4 to its applicability for illuminating private houses or moderatesized rooms, and that is that it la Inapplicable, and the reasons lor this con-clusion are manifold Among them the most not]ceab:e are—1. The intcn-!<lt ' of ih:Mli;li : i. I'l-i inconveaiencc: and 3 Its cost compared with gas.
1. The light is so grca' that it is ci'.rcmdy trying to the «<ye», and medi-cal men assert that the effects on tiie i-yesi^ht of tnose sitting lung aadfrequently in an orilinary ro m Dgiited tv th It would be very serious, aud il)e
shadows it casts can only be remeiied bv having a second light, and then theeffect upon the eyes would be considerably icteusifled.
"8. The inconvcnionC'M which, are inseparable from Its use appear to beinsmerablc. Thedistribnt on ofthi electric current to a nnmlwr of lamps,owing 10 the resistance canicd to Its passage, diminishes us illuminating
f)Ower in a most marvellous degree. • * • • The danger of the electric
Ight is another clement which seems to have been rather generally ovar-lookcd. . . » ." 3. The cost of the electric light seems as difficalt to determine as ever, as
those interested in the ne v companies continue to afford as little InformaUcaas poisibie on the snbj'Ct. Some small details have, however, been arrlredat, and can be gleaned from report.s mads to various coiporatioris by theirengineers; in no case, however, does it appear that electric light, even assupplied In bnllc from single amps of gieat candle rower, can be prodacedcheaper than gas at its present price lu London, and if the light* were so sab-divided as to nave greater diffusive power, tke cost wovld b« Terr matariaUrincrcatel."
STOCK AND BOND TABLES.MOTES.
These tables are expressly intended to tie used in connection with tlie information concerning Investment matters, pubUsliea boJ week toweek in the Chronicle—to wliicn an index la furnished In the remarks at the loot ot the taWes. Annual reports are in black-faced figures.
A full description of V. S. Government Securities is published regularly in the Cubootcle each month, as soon as the official "Debt State-ment" is issued.
Prices of all Stocks and Bonds are anoted weekly In the Chronici^.The loUowinp wiU pive explanations of each column of the tables below
:
Description.—Bailroads leased to others will often be toimd under the lessee's name. The followins abbreviations frequently occur, viz.: M. for"mortgage," s. f . for " sinking fund," 1. gr. for " laud grant," reg. for " registered," coup, for " coupon," Br. for " Branch," guar, for " guaranteed "end. for " endorsed." " Coupon*" indicates that the bonds are coapon, bat may be registered.
Date of Bottds.—The date of issue on the face of the bond is referred to in this colunm.Miles of iJoarf.-Opposite Stocks, this means the miles of road operated, on which the earnings are based; opposite bonds, the miles covered
by the mortgage.Size or Pur Value.—Theae figures are dollars, showing the denominations or par value. The figures " 100, &c.," signify $100 and larger.Sate Per Cent.—The interest per annum, is given for bonds, but the per cent of last dividend for stocks ; a means gold ; x, extra ; », stock or scrip.When Payable.—3. & J. stands for Jan. & July ; F. & A., Feb. &, Aug.; M. & S., Mai'ch & Sept.; A. & O., April & Oct.; M. & N., May & Nov.; J. &
D., June & Dec; Q.—J., quarterly from January; Q.—F., quarterly from Feb.; Q.—M., quarterly from March.Sonde,principal when due : Stocks, last dividend.—The date in this column shows the period when the principal falls due of bonds, but the time
'When the last dividend was paid on stocks.
STATE SECUEITIES.SubHcriber* will confer a great favor by giving Immediate notice ot any error discovered In these Table*.
DESCEIPTION.
For explanations see notes above.
jlteftamo—Substitution bonds (A) ($7,000,000).Substitut'u b'ds for BE. (B) ($r)i)t),00O)
do lor Ala. & Cbatt. (C) ($1,000,000)Edueational funded debtFunded "obligations"
.4rfc««»a«—Funding bonds ol 1869 and 1870...Jb'unding Bonds 1870 (HoUord)Levee bouds (or wari'auts)Old unfunded debt, including interestTen yeiir b'ds, Act May 29.'7lSecured einliiug fund bonds (Act. Dec, 1874)To Memphis & Little Bock BailroadTo Little Rock & Fort Smith RailroadTo Little Rock, Pine Bluffs & N. Orleans KB.
.
To Miss., Ouachita <fe Red River RailroadTo Arkansas Central RailroadStale scrip
Oait^'c/viiii—Soldiers' relief
State capital bondsFunded debt bonds of 1873
Cmmecticul—Vfa,T bonds, 20 yearJCoupon
War bouds, 20 j-ear > ordo not taxable, 20 year..) regist'd.
New bonds, coupon, 10-20 yearDiet, of Columbia- Vevm't imp't, gold, coup
—
Permanent improvement bouds, couponFund, b'ds (U.S.guar.,Acts June,'74&Feb.,'75)Market house bonds, couponWater stock bonds, couponWash, luud'g, gld,($660,000 M.&N.,due 1902).Washington t«u-ycar bouds (Bowen)Other Washington debt, reg- stockCorporation of Georgetown, registered stock,
fiortda—State bondsConsolidated gold bonds ($300,000 are 7s) ...
.
Loan to Jacksonville, Pensacola cS: Mobile BB.flcorsrwe—Atlantic & Gull Railroad bondsBonds, act of Mar. 12, '66 (renewal W. & A.)..
Quarterly gold bonds, act of Sept. 15, 1870.
.
Bonds, act of Jan. 18, '72
Bonds for funding (Act Feb. 19, '73)
Bonds to fund coupons on endorsed bonds. .
.
BOBds exchanged for endorsed KB. bondB
—
JWi»oi«—Refunded stock bondsNormal University bondsThornton loan boudsWar iMnds
2n<Mam«—Bonds, short loanBonds, short loanSchool limd bonds (non-negotiable)
loioa-W.tr and defense boudsira»i««»—Bonds, 1861 to '69, landing, AcBonds lor various State purposesMilitary loan
£»ut»i<ina—Bonds for relief of State Treasury .
Bonds in aid of various railroadsLevee bonds—Act 35 ol 1865
do Actll5oll867do special—Act 32 ol 1870
Bonds funding couponsdo to Boeuf & Crocodile Navigation Co. .
.
do Issued to State Penitentiary
Date ofBonds.
187618761876
"18741869 to '70
18701871
1838 to '39187418751869187018701870187018631863
1870 to '72
187318631864186518771872187318741872
1871 to '7318721869
1828 to '68
187118731870
1858 to '661866187018721873187618771847
18761876
isei1861 to '691861 to '75
1864 to '651853
186618671870186618701869
Size orpar
Value.
$100&c.100 &c.100 &c.
1,0001,000
100 Ac.
1,0001,0001,0001,0001,000
500 &c.
566&C,1,0001,000
100 &c.1,000
500 &c.
56'&c.50 &c,1,000
100 &c
1,0001000500
500 &c.1,0001,000250&C.1,0001,0001,0001,0001,000
100 &c,
100 Ac100 &o.
"5601,0001,0001,000500
100 &c1,0001,000
AmountOutstanding
$6,216,600536,000515,000
2,810,6701,000,0001,886,0001,316,0001,986,7731,985,955258,300375,000
1,200,0001,000,0001,200,000600,000
1,350,0001,353,120
95,500500,000
2,801,000877,000
1,318,5001,741,1001,031,0004,000,000670,000
13,743,2501.50,000431,000
1,810,000279,000786,100251,500350,000923,100
4,000,000800,000
3,600,0002,097,000307,500800,000542,000
2,293,000144,00023,00036,000
142,300200,000510,000
3,904,783300,000101,175739,000289,00063,500
284,00057,000
112,00049,00049,50080,00812,000
INTERESTPrincipal—When
Rate.When
PayableWhere Payable and by
Whom.Due.
2 &c. J. & J. New York. July 1, 19065 J. & J, de July 1, 1906
2 &c. J, & J.
J.&'j.
do July 1, 1906
8 Montgomery. July 1, 18846 J. & J. N. Y., Union Trust Co. 18996
J. '&"j.
J.'&'j.
19007 do do 1900
10 18846 New York, Latham, A. A Co.7 A. & 0. N. Y., Union Trust Co. 18997 A. & 0. do do 19007 A. & 0. do do 19007 A. &. 0. do do 19007 A. & 0. do do April, 1900
5&8J. & 'j.7 g. Sacramento, Treasury. 1883
7 g. J. & J. do do 18856g. J. & J. do do 18936 J. & J. Hartford, Treasury. Jan. 1, 18836 J. & J. do do Jan. 1, 18846 A. & 0. do do Oct. 1, 18855 M. & N. do do May 1, 18976 g. J. & J. N. Y., First National Bank. July 1, 18917 J. & J. do do July 1, 1891
365 F. & A. U. S. Treasury. Aug. 1, 19247 J. & J. Washington, D. C. July 26, 18927 J. & J. Oct. 1, 1901 to '03
6g. J. & J. New York and Washington. 1892 & 19026 J. & J. Washington, D. C.
doJan. 1, 1879
5, 6, 7-3 ViVrious At pleasure.6 Q.-J. do 1879-'847 N. Y., Importers' A Tr. B'k.
7&6 g. J. & J. do do Jan. 1, 19038 g. J. & J.6 F. & A. N. Y., Fourth National B'k. 1881 and 18867 J. & J. do do May, 18867 e- Q.-J. do do Oct., 18907 J. & J. do do July, 18928 A. & 0. do do April 1,1879 to '86
7 J. & J. do do July 1, 18966 J. & J. do do Jan. 1, 18806 J. & J. N. Y., Am. Exchange Bank,
do doVarious
6 J. & J. Jan., 18806 M, A S. do - do Jan., 18806 J. A J. do do Jan., 18806 J. A D. New York. Dec. 1,18796 A. A 0. do April 1, 18796 Various7 J. A J. New York, Kountae Bros. July 1, 18816 July. N. Y., Am. Exoh. Nat. Bk. 1883 to '84
7 J. A J. do do 1878 to '99
7 J. A J. do do 1884 to '99
6 J. A J. $15,000 1July, 1893
6 Various 119,000 1872 to 19068 Various Amoimts not 18866 M. AN. fundable, i>er May 1, 19078 M. A S. report of Jan. March 1, 18756 J. A J. 1, 1878. 1886 A '88
8 J. & J. 80,000 Jan. 1, 18907 M. A S. March 1, 1909
Alabama.—Tlie State gives 30-year bonds, dated
July 1, 1816, bearing 2 per cent for 5 years, 3 per
cent lor next 5 years, 4 per cent (or next 10 years.
and 5 per cent for last 10 years, for old bondi-, with-
out any allowance for past-due coupons. Ala. &Chat, endorsed bonds are exclianged (for $1,000,000
of the new bonds, class C, which bear 2 per cent
lor five vears and 4 per cent for remaining 2i yenrs).
For railroad endorsements the bonds issued
bear 5 per cent. An analysis of the debt and fund-
ing operations is in V. i4, p 28. There were$3,705,OOj of railroad obligaiions unprovided for in
the "adjustment." The value of all taxable property
18 about $100,000,000; tax rate, 7 mills. The as-
sessed valuation of real estate in 1876 was $86,874,-
212. (V. S3, p. 39, 40, 397, 622; V. 21, p. 28, 420; \.
27, p. 94.)
Arkansas.—The Stale Supreme Court has decided
Levee bonds of 18(i9 and -870 invalid. Rate of tax-
ation, 10 inillB. The State is in delault for interest,
except on the ten per cents of ls74 and securedsinking fund bonds, issued under the law of Decernber, lh14. Assessed valuation of taxable property,
$94,095,243. (V. «), p. 174; V. 24, p. 88, 43(', 466, 661;
V. 25, p. 161; V. 27, p. 15,40.)
California.—The State holds in trust for Schooland University funds the *500,000 Capitol bondsand 12,063,000 of bonds 1873. Total valuation of
property, 1876 and 1877, was as follows: Real estate,
S118M0,023 in 1877, ngainst $454,990,351 in 1876;
pemnuU property, $199,248,292 in 1877, against
$618,083,315 in 1877,Tax rate for 1876-7,
$139,247,695 in 1876—total,a'ainst $695,073,177 in 1876.
72>tf cents per $100.
Connecticut.—The debt of Connecticut was all
created originally for war purposes. Assessed valueof real and personal property, 1877, *314,406,977;rate of taxation, 1;^ mills. (V. 34, p. .387
)
District of Columbia.—The total assessed valueof taxable real estate in 1877 was S!P7,60a,890; per-sonal property. $21,000,000. The interest on the 3-66bonds is provided for by Congress. See law of 1878,V. 26, p. 599. (V. 22, p. 131 ; V. 23, p. 542; V. 24, p.39; V. !J6, p. 699; Y. 27, p. .303.)
JYonda.—Less Ike sinking fund of S130,700,and J.P. and M. loan, the total debt is $1,S84,!C0, whichdoes not include $132,000 bonds of 1357, held byIndian Trust Fund. Coupons of the consol. bondsare receivable for taxes. Real and personal prop-erty assessed in '77 at $30,898,247; t.ix rate, 9 mills.The Jacksonville Pensacola &, Mobile RR. Iran is
in litigation, and the Stnte Supreme Court h.is de-cided that the State is not bound for it. (V. 23, p.576; V. 25, p. 212.)
Gtorffla.—The constitutional amendment in 1877declared void several issues of bonds and railroadend. rsements. The So. Ga. & Florida RK. has$464,000 of bonds endorsed, but the Company paysinterci-t and the road is estimated to be nearly worththe bonds. Ass:!8sed v;Uue of property in 1877 wasas follows: lAOde, $88,833,614; city and town prop-
erty, J51.239,7.36; total, including personal. *235,689,-53'i, against |245,8o3,750 in 1876 and $261,755,884 in
1S75; rate of tax in 1877, five mills. (V. 25, p. 188,
162; V. 87, p. 653.)
Illincis.—The Illinois Central RR. charter tax onearnings is about J300,0ii0. For 1877 the total M-sesSfd value as equalized by local assessors was:Lands, *491,7(M,984; town r.ndcity lots, $308,521,1)67;
total, $892,4.'2,3I5; total as equalized by State assess-
ors, S931,199,.303. State tax iu I8I6, 2-8 mills. (V.
84, p. 40.)/»<fia7ia.—There are also $139,000 of 6 per cent
war loan bonds. There has been some question uto the State's obligation to pay the Wabash *fc Erie
Canal debt. Valuation, 1877, of all taxable prop-erty, $855.1i)0,135, against $864,720,440 in 1876 and$897,739,783 in 1875. Tax rate, fS mills. A lawpermitting towns to is^ue bonds was passed 111 1875.
A similar law was passed for counties. (V. 19, p.
493, 1536; V. 21, p. 85; V. 22, p. 104, iOD, 615.)
Kansas.-Kane&a has bot a small State debt, batthe issues of municipal bonds have been Ur|e.I'he valuations in 1878 were : Real estate. S97,S67,iilS
.
personal, $25,606,163; railroad*. 815.5 :8,02.i-totiil
813J,69S,S0I, against $136,019,113, in 1817. Tax ral<
5X mills for State purposes. State funds liold
$610,925 of the bonds, (V. 24, p.40,)
Zo«i«ia«a.—The funding bill passed Jan. 24. 1874,
scaled the debt down to tiO percent of the face valut
.
Funding was resumed May, '77, subject to Supreiii'
Court decision. (See V. 24, p. 519). New bonds won
Dgcbmbcr ^, 1878.J STATB SEODBITIEB.
Sobacrlbers tvlll eonfer • gr—t niTor hf gtrtag ImmedUt* nMIe* e( / arrar 41a««T«r«« l« thM« TmMm.
DESCRIPTION.
For explanation see uotes on flrat page of tables.
Louitiana—( ContinuedJ—Bonds to fund floatluK debt of Statedo 10 Mississippi & Mexican OoU Canal.
.
do to Nortbem Louisiana A Texas RR. Co.do scbool >& Rpuilnnrr, hold by St. Treas..do to N. Oiicans, Mobile A ( 'butt. RRdo to N. Orlenim, Mobile & Texas RR
N. O. Mob. & Texan RR. boud.f, eud. by StateConst)IUlat4Ml fiindeil boudsBonds for N. O. i I'uoillc KU. ($'J,000,000). . .
,
Coup.
rcKlB-tcrod.
ifniiie—War luau bondsBounty loan bonds
do doMiuik'Ipul war debt assumed
i<nrv/«'ut—Baltimore & Ohio RaUroitd, sterlingCbVsapeako A Ohio Canal, sterlingRailroads ami canalsEastoni Hboro RailroadBaltimore k Biisquebanna RailroadChesapcalio it Ohio CanalBaltimuri\ A Hn.oquehanna RailroadAnnapolis A KlkrUlKO RailroadDefense Bounty LoanDeaf anil Diinib AMvlum LoanMaryUuul ilcspltol Loan, 10-15 yearsMaryland State lx)au ,
Treasury relief loan, 10-lD yearsUanach ustlis— Baek Bay Lrauds LoanCoast Defense LoanBounty Fund LoanBounty Fund Loan
do do sterlingWar Ix>an, sterlingTroy A, Qreeulleld Railroad loan, sterling
do do homedo do sterlingdo do sterlingdo do sterlingdo do dollar bondido do do
Southern Vermont Railroad LoanBoston, llarttiird & Krie Railroad, sterling.
.
Harbor l«>nd Improvement (u-llOs)
Danvera Lunatie HospitalLiinatiii Hospital. WorcesterNew Slate PrLtons, sterling
itiehigitn—TKO Million LoanWar Bounty BondsSainto Mario Canal bonds
Uiiincgoia—State BuildingLoant<tulo Building loau, couponRailroad Bonds (not recognized)
Jfwsouri—State bondsConsolidated "oudsliulveisity and Lunatic Asylum bondsHtatc BauK stock refuudingBonds to North .Missouri RailroadBonds to Cairo ife Fulton RailroadBonds to Platte County RailroadBonds to Iron Monntalu Railroadracltlc Itailroail of MissouriFunding l>ondsRenewal bonds, coup., 5-208, (actMch.29, '7f)Hannibal <& St. Joseph Railroad
do do renewalJVe&r(«*o—Bonds (act Feb. 14, 1877) coupon.
.
A'ewKia—State bondsTerritorial bonds
Xew Hampshire—yfor loan, coupon bondsMunicipal war loanState bonds
JVew Jer«ei/—War loan bonds, tax freeWar loan bouds, tax free
do do taxableVetc York
Canal debt.Under Art. 7, Sec. 3, of Con-
stitution, and Art. 7, Sec. 12.
Date of Size orBonds.
Value.
1870 $1,0001800 1,0001860 1,0001887 1,0001870 1,0001871 1,0001869 1.0001874 100 &c.18781863 600 4c.1803 1,0001864 500*0.1868 100 4c.18381838
Various,183918371870183918391868
1970 & '74
1872 & '70 100 4c.18721878
1861 to -62 5001863 1,0001863 1,0001864 500 Ac.1864 £100 4c1869 £200
1858 to 'Gl £200 4c1861 to '63 500 4c.
1868 £1001871 200 4c.1875 £500
1873 to '74 1,0001875 1,00018C0 5,000
1868 to '69 £2001874 &'76 1,0001874 & '76 1,0001875-'76 1,000
1875 £5001863 1,0001865 1,0001859 1,0001869 1,0001873 1,0001858 1,000
1865 to "66 1,0001868 1,0001872 1,0001874 1,000
1854 to '58 1,0001857 to '59 1,0001859 to 'GO 1,0001854 to '59 1,0001853 to '59 1,000
1874 1,0001875-6-7 1,0001857 to '75 1,000
1874 1,0001877 1,0001871 1,0001872 1,0001864 1,0001872 100 4c.1873 100 4c.1861 100 4c.1863 100 4c.1864 100 4c.1875 M'H X
,
187218731873
i3 = S"S1874
AmOnntoutstanding.
•6,000260,00010,00048,00070,000
2,500,000875,000
11,624,500
3R5.000;i(>7,(MK)
2,330,0002,826.9002,010,0002,502,655155,61631,069269,000528,356208,43562,606
3,326,750225,000465,000691,291500,000220,000888,000200,000
4,379,5004,000,744099,944554,1809fl6.500
2,952,4005,.598.9121,497,980700,000
1,300,000200,000
3,599,024700,000
1,350,0001,100.0001,292,280629,000357,0004C,000.50,000
250,0002,275,000439,000
2,727,000401,000104,000
1,945,000304,000504,000
1,361,0002,971,0001,000,0004,3.50,0001,518,0001,482,000549,207160.000380,000600,000
2,206,100500,000700,000900,900595,400473,000
1,562,900847,500
4,302,0002,000.000
IHTERBBT.
BaU. WhenPayable
e7-30868887
"o
666
63666666
6
H-5 g.
5 g.
5 g.
5 g.
5 g.
5 g.
I'-7677766666666666668
9's4 109»a666666?»•
6g.6g.6g.
M. 4N.M. 4 B.A. 4 O.VariousJ. 4 J.A. 4 O.
J. i'j.
M.i"8.P. 4 A.J. 4 D.A. 4 O.J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.Q.-J.
A. 4 O.
Q.-J.A. 4 O.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.
J. '4 J.M. 4N.J. 4 J.J. 4 J..M. 4 N.M. 4N.J. 4 J.A. 4 O.A. 4 O.A. 4 O.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.J. 4 J.A. & O.J. 4 J,
J. 4 J.VariousVariousJ. 4 J.J. 4 JM. 4 N.J. 4 J,
J. 4 J,
J. 4 J.
J. &D,J. 4 JJ. & J.J. & JJ. 4 JJ. 4 JJ. 4 JJ. 4 J.J. 4 JJ. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.A. 4 O.VariousM. 4 8.
M. 4 S.
J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.A. 4 O.
Where parable and byWMDD.
iieoiooo
'48,00070,000
2,600,000878,000H. Y., Wlnslow, L. 4 Co.
1 f
Amount* not I
I foodablo, J' per report of <
Jan. 1, 1878.
Boston, Boffolk Bank.do dodo do
Augusta and Beaton.London, Baring Bros.
do doBaltimore, State Agency.
do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
Boston, Treasury.do dodo dodo do
London, Baring Bros.do dodo do
Boston, Treasury.London, Baring Bros.
do dodo do
Boston, Treasury.do dodo do
London, Baring Bros.Boston, Treasury.Boston, Treasury.do do
I.,ondon, McCalmonts.N. Y., Am. Exchange Bank.
do dodo do
St. Paul, Treasury.do do
N. Y., Bank of Commerce,do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
N, Y., B'k N. America.do doState Treasury.State Treasury.
doConcord or Boston.
do dodo do
Trenton and Jersey City,do dodo do
N. Y., Manhattan Bank,do dodo dodo dodo do
Prlnclpa>-aue.
May, 1010189019001H97
July I, 1910April, 1911
Jan., 1014
March 1, 1883Aug. 16, 1980Jane 1 . 1880Oct. 1, 1880
18001890
1880 4 1800180018901886iveo
188;>1886 4 '891887 4 1601
18871888 to 1800May 1, 1880July 1, 1883July 1, 1883May 1, 1894May 1, 1894July 1, 1880
Oct., 1888 to '90April, 1890 to '04
April, 1882July, 1891Jan. 1, 1896
July, 1801 to '04July 1, 1806April 1, 1800July 1, 1900
Sept. 1, 1894-96Jlyl.'94-8ep.l,'96.Mayl'95-8cp.l,'96
Jan. 1, 1896Jan. 1, 1883May, 1890July, 1879JiUy 1, 1879July 1, 1888Dec, 1887
18831888
July, 1892Aprfl 1, 18941878 to '881878 to '891889 to '901878 to '891878 to '87July, 18941895-6-71887 to '951894-5-6
April 1, 18971881 and '82March, 1887
Sept., 1884 4 '80Jan., '92 to 1906July 1,1879 4 '80Jan., 1879 to '84Jan., 1886 to >0«Jan., '97 to 1902
Oct., 1893July. 1887Jan. 1,1883JiUy 1, 1891Oct. 1, 1893
voted forN. O. & Pac. RR. in '78, and their validity
is afliriaed by the Supreme Court, but tbe G.jveruor
. declined to eign them and the qaestion of a manda-mus to compel him is decideo In his favor. Theassessed value of real estate in 18TT was $138,164.^7;personal, |LS6,4«8,835. The pof s revenue in 1377 was«,606.86I, and expenses. 3'<,719,41i. State tax rate.
14M miUs. (V. m, p. 315, 3ii, 463, 470, 623, 6i5; V.2T, p. 41, 128, 800, 803.)
iTalne.—The sinking funds (g911,4.?6), January,1878, reduce the total debt to a net amount of
(4,962,464. Valuation of total taxables In 1875,
|2B6,00O.0CO; tax rate in 1877, 3 mills. For 1878,treasurer advises 3\ mills.
Uaruiantl.—'nie assessed valuation of property in
1671 was $418,468,028; in 187S, $464,425,790, onwhich the rate of taxatlou is 18?^ tents per $100;receipts from railroad, canal and other stocksowned by the State was $190,'i.58 in 1877. TheState has largely assisted canals and railroads,
and holds $4,2:15,713 of stocks and bonds rankedas productive, leaving $6,396,322 of deot wlthoucany offset; the State also holds $23,360,682 In un-productive securities.
M<u»aehuMtts.—Ail Interest on the fimded debc ofHassachnsetts Is paid in coin. The credit ofthe State stands nieh in London and at home.Durlnc; 1817 the funded debt was reduced$3-)0,0i;O. "The sinking funds m January, 1878,
were S'0,885,69). The Hoosae tunnel has cost theState about $l",0(JO,Orn,inclH(lini; interest paid. Realestate assessed m May, I87S, » 1,1 18,473 32.% agtUistS1,19I,4U9 23S in 1877; personal, Inclurilng bankshares, $479,572,0^7 In 1878, a!;,iin-t fWi.TSl.KMin 1877. The loan to Uo8t. Uartf. 4 Erie Railroadwas secured by deposit of 83,6'JlViOO Berdcll" mort-gasre bonds, afterwards exchanged for N. Y. 4 N.E,RR stocK. and bad a sinkin; fund of $1,027,879 Jan.1, 18TJ. (V. 2:1, p. 354; V. 3b, p. 40, t23.)
MUAimm.—The debt has been largely diminishedIn the last few years. Assessed valnatlon of real
and personal propsrty, 1877, $ft30,000,000. and lax
rate 2 W^ mills. Surplus revenue is applied to pur-chase of bonds.
.l/iftn«o<a.—All the State bonds are now held bythe permanent school fund. Minnesota has refusedto recognize the " State Railroad bonds " of 1858to the amount of $2,275,000. A proposed compro-mise with the holders was defeated by a large major-ity in 1877. Taxshle property, ls75. $218.»5,743. ofwhich 846,162,4ti7 was |)er8onal ; in 1878, $218,850,744,of which $45,a02,4S6 was personal; in 1877, $420,925,-638. of which $45,141,659 was personal. State tax,i mills; tax for all purposes in counties averages
17X mills. (V. 22, p. 68, 567; V. 24, p. 40, 170,
227.)
iIismuri.—Tbe equalized valuation of all realand personal property In 1377 was $610,558,340.The tax rate Is 40c. per $100. In 1877 $838,000 bjndsmituring were m^t by sale of renewal bonds;iu 1878 #490,000 bonds mature and have to far
been paid by sinking fund. The Hannibal 4 St.
Joseph Railroad provides for its own debt. (V. 22,
p. 83, 591: V. 23, p. 135, 397, 493; V. 34, p. 171,
321, M2; V. 27,p. 200, 409.)
Nebraska.—Of these tbe State school fund holds$42d,«67. Thcie are also «50.00J 10 per Ctut "Graes-hoppcr" bonds of 1876, due Mar. 1, 1885, interest
pud J. 4 J. Real estate in ;i77 nsseased at $37,-
975,987; personal at $133,335,591; tax rate, 6^ mills.
(V. ai, p. UW.)
Nevada.—"ne debt of Nevada is hardly more thannominal, as the bonds are principally held in Statefunds.
New noiiipMre.—The debt of New Hampshirewas created for war purposes, and is being graduallyreduced. "The Municipal loan of 187t was Issned to
cities and towns, the proceeds to be applied to their
war debts. Total valuation iu 18>6, $199,030,353.Tax rate, $2 per $1,000.
Neto Jersei/.—The debt was created for war pur-poses, aud is provided for by sinking funds,
which amounted Jan. 1. I87<', to $1,463,435. Of thefirst two classos of bonds the principal is pay-
1
able $100,000 per year. Valuation of real properlyin 1877. $119,739,400; personal $138,868,381; total,$56*i,U0,6b7, against SS96,S83,70:Tu 1S76, and $612,-731,094 in 1875. State tax, 3)t mills.
New Fort.—Tbe following were valuations andtax rate for State purposes in tbe years 1859 uA1865, and from '.870 to 1877
:
Year. Real Estate. Personal. State tax.1859 $1,097,664,524 $307,349,155 2Ji1865.... 1,168,327,371 392,SoS.314 4 »3-801870 1,532,720,907 434,280,278 7 41-1861871 1.599,930,166 452,607,733 5 79-lM1873 1,644,379,410 147,348,083 9S1873 1,692,523,071 437,108,316 6 96-1001874 1.750,698.918 418,608.936 IX1875 1,960,352,708 407,437,399 61876 2,108,.325,S72 857,911,401 SUM1877 2,376,852,178 879,4"8,140 3 1-6Tbe general fund debt wis paid In July, 1(7$,and me canal debt only, of asont $9,000,(W0. sowrema us. The gross St«tc debt. September SO, 1877,was $11), 957 Oil, and town, county, and city debts laDecember, 1875, were $^'4l,079,i)S9. (V. 2i, p. 68,471; V. 24, p. 17, 49: V. 28, p. 18, 117.)
NortA CanWiui.—North Carolina is bearily harden-ed with debt, in proportion to her taxable property.Total property was assessed In 1876-7 at $!«,-564.567; 1875, $162,546,028; 1874, tlS9,96S,Ml; ISO,$143,733,813. Interest is paid on bonds lasaedto North Carolina Railroad ($3,800,000), u theState holds $8,000,200 stock and recetTca dlr-idends thereon. Other Interest la default A fadd-ing bill passed tbe Leilslatnre March. 18TB, (SeeCHRo:<tci.x, V. 20, p. SSO,) bat nothlag was doneunder it. In New York, bonds are classlSsdthus : "Old," being those Issued prior to May I,
1361, coupons on from Jan. tO; "N. C. R. R"issue of $2,800,000 to that road, coops, on sinceJan. 4 April, '&>; nuae "eonp. off" have had 7conps. paid; °* funding act 'OS" carry coops. Jan.,'89; "funding act 88" carry coopomi April,°eu. "New "—.tothorized before war, except f l,t>i)0.-
000 in 186S ; "Special tax, Ut," carry ooop. April,
n STATE SECURITIES. [Vol. XXVII.
Subsorlbeim ivlll confer a xreat favor by glTluff Immediate notice or any error discovered In tlieae Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
For explanations see notes on first pase of tables.
Date ofBonds.
Size orpar
Value.
Amountoutstanding.
INTEREST.
Bate. WlienPayable
Where Parable and byWhom.
Principal—WlienDue.
yorth Carolina—B.K. and improvom't bonds, oldRailroad and iniproveiueut bonds, oldKR. and imiirov't bonds, new (not special tax)
do do do doFundius bonds, since war y
do doRegistered certiftcates of literary fundPenitentiary bonds, act Aug. 24, 1868Special tax bonds
0/ao—Register'd loan, payable after June, 1881Regi.stered loan, payable after June, 1886
Oregon—Bounty bondsModoc war bondsWillamette Canal and Lock
Pennst/lvania—Vtei:. bonds, tax fr., (red'ble '92).
Inclined plane loanCoupon loan {except $53,000 reg.), April2
do April 2Stock loan ot Feb. 2 (registered)
do do (coupon)do do (registered)do do (registered)do do (registered)
Agricultural College laud scripKhode Island—Vi'av bondsWar bonds —
dodo
Soiilli C'd-o/tiio—State stockState House stock
do bondsFunding bonds and stockBlue Ridge Railroad bondsFunding bills receivablePaynieiit of interestFunding bank bills
Conversion boiuls and stockliRud coiuniission bondsFire loan bonds, sterling
do stock, domesticBonds—Relief State Trea-suryReduction of Public Debt stockConsolidated bonds, coup. (Funding act)
do stock (Funding act)Railroad endorsements
re»He««ee—New funding bonds, act of 1873Bonds registered, act of 1873Fundable l)onds and coup, not yet presented .
Bonds, registi'ral)lc, not presentedHeld by E.T. University (not to be funded) . .
.
rej-as—Funding State debt (act May 2, 1871)...Frontier def'He.gold,act Aug..5,'70(red'ble '91)
Revenue delUieucy bonds, act Dec. 2, 1871..Bonds, act Mar., 1874 (forpaj-ing float'gde))t)
Vet'n Pension bonds, act Apl.,'74, (red'ble '79)Re<leinption of debt, act Aug. 6, '76
rccmo?!/— War loan bonds, registeredVirgiuia-OIA bonds, % fundable, couponOld bonds, ^ fundable, registereddo sterling, not required to be funde<l
Consol. (Act Mar. '71) coup, tax receivabledo do reg., conv. into coup...do (Act 1872) " Peeler," ep. not rec'ble .
do do reg., doDeferred cert i tlcatcs (W. Va.)Interest on sterling debt, funded (Act 1871)..Interest unpaid Sept. 30, '77, on debt proper.
1866186818671868
18601856
18701877184018521852186718671867:'(67I -171 -7JI •^f'.l
1^6318611791
1836 to '611853 to '54
18661854186818(>818i'>^
18IJ91869 to '70
183818381869
Dec., 187318731873
1874Various.Various.Various.
1872187118721874187418761862
1851 to '661851 to '66
1851187118711872187218711871
.*500&c.500 <fec.
1,0001.000
100 Ac.100 ie.
1.0001,000
100 &c.100 &.C.
100 &c.
1,0001,00050 &c.
500 &o.50 &c.50 Ac.50 &c.
1,0001,0001,0001,000
VariousVarious1,00050,&c1,0001,0001,000
500.&C.500,&c.500,&c.
VariousVarious
1,0001,000
V^arious
1,000
1,0001,0001,000100
IfiOO50(J,&c.500&C
}
Vari's 5
£100 &c100,&c.100,&c.100,&c.100,&c.V^ariousVarious
.$4,738,8003,639,4002,383,0001,095,0002,417,4001,711,400383,04544,000
11,407,0004,072,6402,400,000
26,500130,991160,000
8,000,000400,000395,00087,000
2,556,2,50367,00090,400
9,251.850723,950500,000975,000200,000631,000738.00017,411
289,172192,000238,933400,00072,000
149,000242,3.50451,00013,000
481,944151,7807,000
241,2574,023,000149,254
4,797,6086,617,000
16,194,000661,000460,000390,00075,000
697,000500,000
1,000,0001,153,9741,564,000137,000
6,401,285
2,331,2.5018,740,8001,483,7152,185,1001,152,800
15,230,370212,833
4,188,141
666666666667775
5 g.4 leg.
6656566666
^"•
6 g.6g.
§»•6 g.6g-
I-666
"e5& 6
5, 514, 6566
7 g.
^ i66666
J. & 3.A. & O.J. & J.A. & OJ. & J.A. & O.
& J.& O.& O& J&&& J
J. & J.
F. & AJ. & J.J. & J.
J. &F. &F. &F. &F. &
N, Y.,
J,
A.A,AA,
F. & A,
>i.'&'sA. <fc O.J. & J.F. & A,Q.—J.
J. & J,
J.& J.& J.& O.& O.& J.& J.
J. & J.
& J.& J.
& J.&. J.
New York.dododododo
Raleigh, Treasury.New York.
doAmerican Exeh. B'k.do doState Treasury.do dodo do
Phila., Farm. & Meeh. B'k.do dodo d»do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
Harrisburg Treasurj'.Providence, R. I. H. & T. Co.
do dodo dodo do
Columbia, State Treasury.do dodo do
Columbia and New York.Columbia, Treasury.
Columbia and New York.do doda dodo dodo do
London.Columbia.
Columbia & Fis. Agcn. N.Y.
18G8 to'981868 to '981868 to '98
1863 to '98
Jan., 1900Oct., 1898Indefinite.Oct., 18981898 to '99July, 1881Jan., 1887
188418801880
Feb. 1, 1902April, 1879July, 1882July. 1883
Feb., 1877 to '82Feb., 1877 to '82Feb., 1877-1882Feb., 1882-1892Feb., 1882-1892
Sept. 1, 1882April 1, 1883July 1, 1893Aug. 1, 1894At pleasure.1877 to -861871 to '80
July 1, 1887 to '97July 1,1875 to '79
,tuly 1, 1883July 1, 1888July 1, 1889July 1, 1832
New York or Columbia,do do
& 3.
A J.
N. Y., Fourth Nat. Bank,do do
J. & J.VariousM. & S.
J. & J.
J. & 3.3. & J.
J. & J.J. & D.J. & 3.
3. &3. &3. &
&&
i
N. Y., Fourtli Nat. BankState Treiwury.
X.Y., Donnell.Lawson& Co,do dodo doState Treasury.
New York& State Treasury,Montpelier, Treasury.
New York.Richmond, Treasury.
London, Baring B. & Co.Richmond, Treasury.
dododo
London, Baring B. & C).
July 1. 1868July 1. 1868
1883
July 1, 1893July 1, 1893
Jnlvl, 1914I8f5 to 1900
19001875 to 1900
Various.189119111892
March 1, 19041S94
July, 1006Dec. 1. 18901886 to '95At pleivsuro
188619051905
Contingent1905
69; "3d" conp.of Oct. '69; ".3d" coup. April, 1870.
{V. ai, p. 570: V. 23, p. 599, 615, M"; V. '^4, p. 17,
a«6.)
Oftio.—Ohio his a very small State debt, butlarge local debts, amoanting in 1S77 to $39,3i8,'5'.9
against $38,059,978 in 1876. Valuations in 1877
were : Real estate in cities, &c., };378,44S.113; other,
$706,3-17,619; personalty, $490,5'J4,810. Total taxeslevied in 1877 $4,551,235 for State purposes, iil
mills, and 822,975,518 on all local taxes. (V. 21, p.
17.)
Oregon.—The debt is provided for by sinkingfunds, payable from land sales. Taxable property
in 1875 was assessed at $41,197,149; X uii'l tax
was laid for Relief hoods and 1 mill for Bountybonds.
Penmylvani.i.—The new 5 per cent loan of S8,000,-
000 was sold to take up maturing iionds. Total debtNov. 3H, "77, 812,943,814; available assets. 89,051,910;
net debt, 813,iS1.0:J9. No tax is laid for State
purposes on real estate, and revenue is raised
principally from corporations. Taxes are levied
on perfouai property, which was assessed in 1377
at $159,318,817, and the tax was $574,817. State-
expenses have lately exceeded revenae, and sinking-
funds have been diverted to meet the deflciency.
The State holds *1.751,-331 in stocks and $7,9JO,000
of railroad bonds. Any coupon bonds maybe changed to registered. The bonds due in 1877
are payaTjlo at anv time till 1882; tho^e of I8Si till
1892. (V. 21, p. 414, 431, 469; V. a6, p. 16; V. 27, p.
149, 239.)
Hkodn Tstand.—Tho debt was all created for warpurposes and is being steadily diminished. Tlie
valuation of real property in 1870 was $135,159,843,
and personal, $86,89J,9S8, and tax rate 15 cents on$100.
South Carolina.—The funding law approved Dec.
22, 1873, provided for scaling down the old debt by
giving new bonds to the extent of 50 per cent, anddeclared void the conversion bonds to the amountof $5.5165,000. A committee to investigate bondsand ascertain what consols were properly issuedwas appointi'd in 1877, and reported January, 1878(V. 26, p. 143), rejecting certain numbers of theconsolidated bonds. A court of claims to hear thebondholder* was appointed, and met in May, 1878,
but the validity of the law creating the cjmrais-siouers wa? questioned in the Courts, and the boarddid nothing. In July, 18 ;8. interest was paid onthose coasols signed by Gov. CliamberlaiD, whichthe committee h-ld to be good; interest on bondssigned by Gov. Hampton was not paid. Total valu-ation of all property—in 1876, real estate, $86,187,-120; personal. $10,59.^,3'6; railroad property,$6,347,112, making a total of $l.i8 13-J,'i.38. In 1877total was about $l;-'5,73t.8i3. Rale of taxaLiou in1877. 7 mills. (V. -24. p. 199, 445, 495, 518, 557; V. 25,
p. 79, aU: V. 26, p. 63, 113, 233, 257, 420, 463; V. SI.
p. Ill, 165.)
Tennessee.—The coupons of .luly, 1375, togetherwith tliosc of July, 1874. and January, 1875, re-
maining due, . were paid in September, 1876.The debt of solvent railroads, January, 18.7, was.*3,458.145, and total de')t, less that amount,SiJ,35i,0n, including $l-,'',i)20 ont.standing war-rants and $2,i'88,716 par^t-due interest, againstwhich $95,')-3'i is oi^d by solvent railroads. TheState's endorse nents for r:tilroads are $I,80'2,000, ofwhich $1,560,000 is taken care of by the roads.Bonds to amount^ of $75,000 were over-due in 1876,and $80,00J more f.ill due in 1877; these arc fundable at the option of tiie Legislature. Laterstatement, V. 25, p. 477. Total valuations in 1877
$3 ,6,0.10,000; total in 1878, $278,0»,,t31, against $233,-1 33,,533 in 1875. The rate of taxation was reducedfrom 40 cents on the $100 to 10 cents by the Legis-lature, in March 1877. Tennessee bonds »old inNew York as "old," are those issued before 1362;"New," issued since 1833; " New Series," the newfanding bonds. (V. 35. n. 4.58, 477, 683, 619, 632; V.26, p. 68; T. 27, p. 42, 165, 599.)
Texas.—For all bonds, excejit lOs of 189^, theinterest and 2 per cent of principal yearly are pro-vided for by special appropriations. The valuationof taxable property in 1877 was about $316,000,000,against $257,6;32,(X,0 in 1876. Tax rate, 50. From thelast Comptroller's report, for the fiscal year 1375-6,we have the following statistics:
Total value of taxable property assessed. 1257,6.32,009State tax 1.338,21!>Poll tax ill.mtMiles of RR. in the State ass'd for taxes. .
.
1,493Value of railroads, &c 816,577,50355,950,038 acres of land assessed at 1 10,238,639Value of lots assessed in the State 45,674 101(V. 33, p. 453; V. 34, p. 535; V. 25, p. 115.)
Vermont.—This State has a very small debt—al'i
created for war purposes. Of the registered bonds$135,.500 are held for Agricultural College. 'Thesinking fund, Aug. 1., 1876, was |135,932.
Vtrginla.—These amounts are exclusive ofbonds held by Literary fund and Sinking fund.The Funding act of 1871 provided tha' couponsof the funded bonds should be receiiable forState taxes. For two-tliirds of Ihe old bonds a newbond was issued, and for the other H a deferredcertificate given (as the proportion due by WestVirginia). The act of 18i2 amended that of 1871by not allowing coupons to be re eiverl for taxes.The sinking fund holds $5.1i5,2;i of Stato bondsand certificates. All intere.st overdue Septem-ber. 30, 1877, was $4,138,141. and the to'al principalof debt proper *2;),a)0,816. Assessed value ofreal estate in 1S76 was $312,756,548. against $331.-573,611 in 1873. Personalty in 1876, >-73,560,94ff.Tax rate, 5 mills. A case involving tlie taxationof consols is on appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court.A new funding bill was passed ia ISrs, which willprobably never be carried out. (V. 26. p. 26t>.)
(V. 23. p. 599; V. 25, p. 1.38, 256, 585: V. 28, p. 68.135, 181, ?09, 232, 342, 359, 381, 420. 534; V. §7, p.334, 599, 653.)
Decbmuuk 38, 1478 JCITY SECURITIES. fu
Sabacrlbera will eonftr m sreat lavor hf ctvlnc ImMadlat* a»tl«« ol any arror «IU«or«r«4 la tk«a« TmhUa.
DESCRIPTION.
For explitiintluuswe notes ou tlriit page ot table*.
Albany, y. r.—Albany & Kortbem BaUroad I'd
Keller of drafted menPiirchiiHc Cougress Hall Blocknty liiipniveinentWn-tliiiiirtimPiirllNew I'l.sr oiUoo siteHlKll .^rll.Kil
WiiteiKloikAddlfiiiil snpiily ($ UK),000 due 1900-3 are78)Wcetern Avenue Inipitiveinfut bonds.Bonds loaned to Albany A. 8ug(iuelianna RR.
.
Auifii»lii, (/<>.—Bondii (or various purpaaesCity bontU, tax free
£a/(i»i«re—CouHoUdated loan of 1890Loan, re^. slock redeem, at will after 1916...PuudhiK loan, reg. atoek, tax freeOonsolidated bounty loonKxi'inpt bmuity loanPublic i)iuk» (Dridd Hill)Park improvement loanKive million loan to Baltimore & Ohio RROne million loan to Pltteb. iSc CouuelUviUe RRNew Ulty Ualldo dodo do
Consolidated loanCourt liouHe loanI'timliu); loanWestern iMaryland RailroadJones' FallsValley RtiUroadWater loan ($203,000 only are 5s)£ndorsemeut« for Western Jlaryliwd RK
do do Union RailroadBangor, Me.—CHy debt properMunicipal loanWater loan bonds, coup. <Act Feb. 22, 1875).Kuropean & North American RailroadBun^'or & Piseataiiuis Railroad
£oM,J/(;.—Fimd.debt($24,500are68, '87, J.&J.Koilroad loanAndroscoj,'g;iu RailroadKnox i Lincoln Railroad ($23,750 eaeh year)
do do (F.&A.audM.dcS)..Josto/i—For city purposes, war debt. &o
do do doBurnt district, sterling loanConsolidated street improvem't, sterling loan.Roxbury debt, assumedDorchester debt, assumedCharlestowu debt, assumetlMystic water tlebt, assumedBrighton debt, assumedWet<t Koxbury debt, assumedWater loan, new main. Brookllne Reservoir. ..
do Chestnut Hill reservoirdo renewal of loan due '70-71, all reg.do do '72-73
Water works, Roxbury, coupon and registereddo Koxbury <fe Dorchesterdo Dorchester, all registereddo W. Roxbmry & Brighton, all regdo do reg
Additional supply waterVaiious purposes, for water worksWater loan bonds, gold, coupon or regI^ublic park and school buildings, registered..Improved sewerage, registeredlmprove<l sewerage
trooxii/n—Deht of Williamsburgh, local Impr'tBrooklyn local improvement loanMount Prospect Smiare loanSoldiers' aUf fund loanThird street improvement loan, localCrowanus canal improvement loan, localBushwick avenue do do doSouth Seventh street do do doUnion street do do doFourth avenue do do do
do do do doWallabout Bay do doKent avenue basin do doNew York Bridge loan, registered and couponBonds for N. Y.6c Brooklyn Bridge, cp. or reg.
Date ofbouda.
Sim orpar
vidue.
Amountoutatoudliig.
ISM18641860
1870-'711870-'77
187-11875
1851 ft-.'S2
1874-'7718771865
Various.1876
Various.187718781863186518601863185318531808187018741864
18701872187218731874
1858 to '75
1874187518691809
18611869
1871-'71852 to '64
1864 to '77
18731809
1860 to '64
1801 to '09
1802 to '731802 to '76
1808 to '73
I'1858
il867to'1871
I 18721868 to '70
1871 to '74
18711875 to 'T
18761872 to '7.1
1871 to '741875-'7C1877-'781877-'78
18791859 to '61
1861185718651867186618651866186718621867186718691870
1870--78
$1,0001,0001.0001,0001,0001,0001.0001,0001,0001,0001.000
250 &0.500 .&0.
100 &c.100 Ac.100 &o.100 &c.100*0.100 4c.100 &e.100 ie.100 &o.100 &c.100 &e.100 &o.100 Jcc.
100 &e,100 &e.100 &o.100 Jto.
lOOAo,
100 Ac.1,000
500 &c.1,0001,000
Various.Various.Various.Various.Various.1,0001,000
ilOO&c£100ie1,000
Various.500 Ac.1,000
Various.Various.1,0001,000
£100ic1,0001,000
1,0001,0001,000
50 &c,1.0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000
$237,00040,000150,000401,0000'24,000118,00080,000
250,000900,000105,000
1,000,0001,886,290128,500
7,306,5465,000.000679,000
2,211,008410.353555,5661X5.723
5,(H)0.(>001,000,0001,000,0001,000,000500,000936,00192,400
800,0001,000,000009,200
1,015,3001,549,6001,375,000117,000156,000100,000375,000
1,000,000814,000102,500193,000425,000475,000420,000
3,521.80014,288.5004,997,0033,-149,199392,300104,500
1,060,0001,228,000183,641410,000394,000
2,010,000088,000
1,947,273700,000465,000375,000370,000100,000648,000366,000
3,452,000550,000143,000
1,000,000138,000213,00090,000
552,000302,000236,000216.00025S,000260.000190,000206,000198,000427,000
3.000,0003,450,000
INTKRE8T.
Rate When Wlicre pafablc and tnrKate.p,y,i,j, whom.
'
ee67
6A777a
6*76677655666666666556666
5A6666666
6& 75 46
6666
tl:5, 5>3, 6
7546546J«4 76>s4 7
6
I'-66
546!«•
65g.4>a546767677776777
647
New York.<•"
Boaton, Merobanta' Bank.New York.
dodododododo
New York.AuKiuta.
Balto., Farm. 4 Plan. Bank.Balto., N. Mecbaules' Bank.
Prtoeljpal-Uoa.
Q.-F.A. 4 O.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.VariousJ. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.A. 4 O.M. 4 8VariousA. 4 O.J. 4 J.V^ariousVariousVariousA. 4 O.J. 4 J.VariousVariousVariousVariousVariousVariousA. 4 O.VariousA. 4 O.A. 4 O.VariousVariousJ. 4 J.VariousA. 4 O.VariousVariousA. 4 O.VariousA. 4 O.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.M.4 N.J. 4 J.4 J.4 J.
4 J.4 J.4 J.4 J.
J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
Balto., N. MeobaulcH' Bank,do dodo dodo do
Balto., Farm. 4 Plan. Bank.Balto., N. Mechanics' Bank.Balto., Farm. 4 Flan. Bank,
do dodo dodo do
Balto., N. Mechanics' Bank.Balto., Farm. 4 Plan. Bank.Balto., N. Mechanics' Bank,
do doBaltimore.Register's OfRce.
Balto., N. Mechanics' Bank.Baltimore, Franklin Bank.Boston, Merchants' N. B'k.
Boston or Bangor.Boston. Merch'ta' Nat. B'k.
do dodo doCity Treasury.
doCity Treasury and Boston.
do dodo do
Boston, Treasurer's Office.do do
London, Baring Brothers.do
Boston, Treasurer's Office.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
London, Baring Brothers.Boston, Treasurer's Office.
do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo doBrooklyn.
dodododododododododododododo
Mur, 1R79^ 'to'M
..'94I .1900
><>V., Dill), 11,'13
.May 1. 1879 U '88Feb., 1881
Feb. 1, 1893-1912Felt. 1, 19121895-'97
1878 to '891900
Jnly 1, 1890July 1, 1916
After July, 1910Sept. 1, 1893Sept. 1, 18938«pt. 1, 1890Jan. 1, 189SJan. 1, 1890Jan. 1,1886July 1.1884Ajpril 15, 19*0March 7. 190S
1885AtwlU.
July 1, 1900Jan. 1, 1902April 9, 1900Oct. 31, 1886Jnly 1, 1894
Jan. 1 '90 4 1900Jan 1, 18951878 to '92
Jan. 1,1894Jnly 1, 1905Jan. I, 1894April 1. 18991887 4 1898'83, '85 4 '98April 1, 1891
Julv 1,1880 to '991891 4 19021878 to '871878 to '07April, 1893July, 189918/8 to '841878 to '811882 to '931881 to '941878 to '811878 to '91Oct., 18781S80 to 1901April, 1901Oct., 19021880 to '991901 to 1903Jan., 19011905 to 1907April. 19061902 to 19051901 to 19041909 4 1906
June 4 Oct., 1887Oct., 1897Jan. 1, 18991879 to '81
18911887
1885 to '941881
1878 to 901878 to '901878 to '901878 to '861878 to '961878 to '991878 to '90
18791901 to '241907 to 1912
AUany.—The loan to Albany 4 Susquehannais secured by let mortgage. The valuation ofproperly in Albany County in 18.6. by local as-
sessment, was; Real estate, $47,039,838 ; personal,$5,30 .,151; total, 152,340,049. In 1S76, total equal-ized vulnation by State Board, $58,460,770. Taxrate, 2-49.
Augusta.—Ot this debt, $600,000 was issued forrailroads, and balance for canal eularvzemeut,water wor ks, &c. Most of the debt is neld athome. 'I'a-ahle valuatiou, (14,401,U(X); tax rate,
$1 68 per $100.
Baltimore.—The fiscal year of Baltimore endsnow with December 31, instead of Oct. 31. TheRiuking fund for Baltimore & Ohio RR. J5,000,nooloan is t ,y.'i8,6J3; West. Maryland Sailioad sink-ing fund, $16<i.l80: and the total of all thesinking funds, $8,lii0,411. The Bait. & Ohio RR.pays interest on $5,000,000 loan; Waier loan is paidby iuconio of water works, and Public Park by CityPaj'scMirer Railway, and out of a total debt of$34.09--',965, $19,741,813 is dependent on the taxlevy. Tlie net debt over productive assets is givenat ^9,•i5 ,445, against which arc held $4,889,17^ ofanpruductivu a-sets. The esiiniates for 1878, owingto the change in the fiscal year, will cover 14 monthsln8tea<l of 12 mon h-* as fonnerly. The basis oftaxation is »a55,000,li00. The amount lequired to beraised, lucUiding the flfatlng dibt, is };4.879,639.Less .hu lloating debt (|1, )7!l.7v6) the amount re-qnl ed is )f3,3ii9,91 ). The tax rate to cover fourteenmonths Was mcreased from $1 75 to $1 90 on the $100.Stile taxes h.ving ieen increased from I'llii centsto 18!.4 cents on the $100, the total is therefore 'n-crca-crt .if citv and »tate taxes from Jl 92X in 1877to $2 08Ji on the $100. Population in 1870 was 287,-
354, against 212,418 in 186a (V. ii. p. 589; V. 28, p.514; V. 34, p. li; V. 25, p. 137, 331.)
Bangor, !/€.—The valuation of real and nersonalproperty in IB'S is t9,'i4i,4Sl; rate of taxation, 2 14.
The loans to European & North American Rail-road and to Bangor & Piscataquis Railroad aresecured by first mortgages on those roads.
BatJi. .t/«.—The city holds a first mortgsge onthe Anilruseoggin road for the debt, and 2d and 3dmortgages on trie Knox & Lincoln for its propor-tion of $895,000 out of a total of $2,395,000 bondsissued by several cities in aid of the latter road.Unexpended balances of appropria'ions and S percent on city debt are appropriated annually to theliqnldation of the principal. Tax valuation, 1877,
$7,267,690; tax rate, $21 50 per $1,000.
Boston.—The population of Boston in 1870 was892.49;, against irr,!<40 in 1860; in 1875 it was 841.91*.
Valuation of real property In 1878, Including the re-
cent annexations, was $44i).3:'.A,300, against $481,409,-
30O in isr;; and ocrsonal, S1'J0,060,900. against $206,-
iA,W); npon whicn the rate of taxation is $12 89per $1,000, against $13 10 per $1,000 in ISTT.
The total funded doht April 30, 1878, was $42,457,(122,
and the sinking funds, bonds, mortgages, 4c„$16,297,245. The following is a comparison of theappropriations granted by the City Council, andestimated Income to bo received for tho fl«:al yearending April 30, 1879, compared with l'fl7-8:
1877-8 1878-9Appropriations $10,267,258 $9,455,8'9*
Income 2,869,100 2,806.080
Placing the tax to be paid to the SUte at $412,740the tax warrants exhibit the following resoU:
lST7-aCity and County $8,135,104State, 1377 619,110
1878-9.
$T,4«6,41«412,740
$8,754,214 $7,879,1M
The Auditor estimated that If the assessed valoa-tioQS were reduced to $660,000,00.>, the tax rate rs-qnlred would be nearly the rame as in 18T7, when it
was $1310 Tcr $1,000; the total valiutloDS, asabove, were actually made $690,427,200. (Y. 26, p.89; V. *7, p. 40.)
BrooHyn.—There are also $27,000 7 per centNat. Guard bonds dae 1880-81. The Mayor'smessage, January 1, 1818, made the whole city debtas follows:
Permanent loans $28,118,501Sinking funds 4,nO,T07
BaUnce $2t,««,7S8King's Co. debt (City's share) 8,831,180Loans chargeable on specified property . 10,B93,OMTax certificates 2,M0,000
Total net debt $40,706,989
Per centage$7,'!48.9I2 I —The debt increased in 18T6 $781,623, and in 1877
217.4W ' $G59..382. Population In 1870, 896.200. against <0a,6«lhi 1860. Valuation o/ property In 1877, by the local
$8,185,101 $7,466,410
:
assessment, was $21«,481,801 (or real eatata^ and
$7,898,158236,946
viii CITY SECURITIES. [Vol. XXVII.
Snbscrlbera trill confer a great mvor by glTliig Immediate notice or any error dlseovered in tbe«e Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
For explanatious see notes ou first page of tables
Date ofBonds.
Size or 1 Amountpar loutstanding.
^'alue.I
INTEREST.
Bate.When
PayableWliere Payable and by
Whom.
Prmcipal—WhenDue.
Brooklyn— ( Continued)—Prospect Park loan, registered and coupon . .
.
Prospect Park loanDeficiency bondsPeimanent water loan....
do do8ewer^,ge fund bonds, continuous, local
do do S'tli B'klynAssessment fund bonds, continuous, local—Central and Knickerbocker av. sewer bonds..Boulevard bonds
I860 to '73
1860 to'
18721857 to '72
1872 to'
Temporary tax certificatesBuffalo, A'. 1^—Funded debt bondsBiittalo & Jamesto'm RailroadBuffalo New York & Pliiladelpbia Railroad. .
.
Water works bonds _
Water bonds, couponPark bonds (Act May 17, 1875)Tax loan bondsWater bonds, reg
Oamln-ulge, Mass.—City bondsOlty bonds
dodododo
W^ater loandodododo
Charleston, S. 0.—City stockCity bonds, couponFire loan bonds, couponConversion bonds, to redeem past due debt. .
.
O/it/ma, jlfass.—Funded debt, coupFunded debt, coui)
doWater loan, coup
Oh icago—WaXoT loanWater loanS»werage bonds
doRiver improvement bondsMunicipal bond.s J
Muuieij»al and School bondsSouth Park loan (secured on South. Div.)West Chicago Park (secured on West. Div.) . .
.
Cook County debtOincinnnti- Loans to Railroads.F,A, G,H,I<t MBonds to O.iSi M. RR. to purchase whf. prop.NBonds for erection of a WorkhouseBonds for Water Works C2iC3Bonds for Common School purposes PBonds toO. & M. BR. to purcUa-se wlif. proii . . NBonds for cxt. ana impr. Water W. .C, D. & EBonds for funding floating debt A""Bonds for new Hospital ScS:S2Bonds for funding fioating debt I-
Extension and improve. Water Works...K &FBonds to purchase Orp'u Asyl. grds. for park.OBonds for sewera ge RBonds for improving Gilbert avenue UBonds to build Kgglcston avenue sewer B3Bonds for inipri)vement WBonds for Water Work purposes C1&C5General improvement W2Cincinnati Southern BR
do dodo do ($3,142,000 arc golil 6s)do do (for $2,000,000)
Floatiug debt bonds, couponPark imiu'ovemen t
Water-works bonds DlHospital bondsStreet improvement bonds, short
0(«rc/ai!rt—Water works ($225,000 are 6 p. ct.).
Funded de))t ($100,000 are p. ct.)
Lake View ParkCanal and canal lockSchool ($294,000 are 6 p. ct.)
House of CorrectionMain sewers, special assessmentStreet inn>rovem'ta doStreet openings. 4c. doInfirmary and River dredging
18701873
1876 to '781853 to '751873 to '75
1871 to '73
1868 to '76
18701876
1876-77-781878
1858 to '6318641863
1356 to '76137o-'741874- .
18f:'i
18661. '77IS65
1807 to '751869-71
1853 to '541866
18701863 to '72
1844 to '54
185518681868
1860 to '61
18551847 to '501847 to '481807-'e8183318.5318581869186918091871
1871-'721871
1872-'741874187618781874187518731876
1876-'771854 to '751854 to '74
1872 to '74
1874 to '761864 to '71
18681860 to '76
$1,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000
i',6oo1,0001,0001,000
1,000
500 &c1,000*000500 &e.500 &c.500 &c.1.000
500 &c.1,0001,0001,000
1,0001,0001,0001,000
500,&c.1,0001,000
500 &c.1,0001.000
500 &c.
1,000500 &c.1,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001.000
500 &c.500 Ac,1,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001.0001.000
500 &c.1.000
500 &c.
1,0001,0001,000
1870-77
$8,017,0001,217,000319,000
9,706,0001,510,.5001,870,000200,000
4,744,000618,000842,000
2,950,0002,132,7501,000,000750,000
2,729,382100,000100.000647,12550,000
106,000100,000150,000
l,.?97,0O0689,000514,000100,000774,00055,000
485,000162,000
3,898,45451,500
266,800500,000149,000
1,170,000100,000200,000880,000
3,660,00087,000
2,550,0002,621,000195,000
3,408,0002,000,000640,000
4,191,5001,002,000210,000250.000300,00099,000
195,000397,500146.500750,00060,000
175,000100,0001.30,000150,000100,000136,000450,000600.000700,000
9,300,0006,000,000
1,000,00050,000
300,00050,000
300,0001,700,0001,431,000313,000264,000409,000200,000647,239
1,333,4411.010,463111,000
7676
7&57
7&577
6&777776C
5, & 7
55g.66666666667751a676676776777766
7 3-107 3-10
6666
7 3-10666
7 3-107 3-107 3-107 3-10777
7 3-106g. or 7-3
j-777
e'&V6& 7
7
6& 77
6& 7
6
J. & J.J. & J.M. & N.J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.
J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.
VariousVariousVariousVariousJ. & J.M. & 8.
J. & J.M. & S.VariousA. & O.J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.
& O.& J.& J.& A.& O.
M. & N.Q.-J.VariousJ. & J.
A. &"o.VariousF. & A.F. & A.J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.J. & J.J. & JJ. & JJ. & J.J. & JJ. & J.M. & N.VariouoM. & N.J. & D.VariousJ. & J.M. & N.A. & OM. & N,VariousJ. & JVariousM. & S.
M. & SM. & S.
A. & O.M. & 9.
F. & A.J. & D.J. & J.
J. & J,
M. & N.
M.'& N.J. & J.F. & AM. & N.
VariousVariousVariousVariousVariousJ. & J.VariousVarioiLsVarious
Brooklyn,dododododododododo
|3?^3
§'S«
1915 to '241915 to '24
1881 to 1903
Buffalo and New York.Buffalo.
Buffalo and New York.do do
N. t, Gallatin N. Bk.Buffalo & New York.
do dodo do
Boston, Bank Redemption.do do
Boston. Tremont Bank.Boston. Bank Redemption,
do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo doCharleston.
doNew York City.
3 years from date.3 years from date.3 years from date.
18801875
1878-18811879 to 18951893 to 18951881 to 18931879 to 1926J«ly 1, 1896Prior to 1936July, 1879-'83Sept. 1, 18981878 to 1882April 1, 1889Jan. 1, 1893
Jan. 1, 1881 to '96
Jan. 1, 1903^-5Apr.&Oet. l,'84-5
July 2, 1386July 1, 1881 to '97
Aug. 1, 1883Apl. 1, 1887-1895May, 1839-1991
1878 to "98
1883 to '841890
Boston, N. Bk. Redemptiondo dodo dodo do
New York and Boston.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
New York (see remarks.)N. Y., Metropolitan Bank.N. Y., Am. Exchange Bank
do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo doCincinnati.
N. Y., Am. Exch. Nat. Bk.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
New York or London.
1879 to 18831879 to 1393Feb. 17, 1883
Aug. 1, 1887-'971378 to '97
July 1, '82 to '95
JiUy 1. 18801880 to '93
1890 to '95
July, 1895 & '90
1881 to '99
1873 to '79
1890May 1, 1880-'92
1380 to '84
Nov., 1885June, 18881888 & 1889Jan.. 1890Nov.. 1890AprU 1,1893March, 1897,
1897Jan., 1900
June & Oct., 1900March, 1908Sept.. 1899Sept.. 1899Got., 1899
March 1. 1836Aug., 1886-'97Dec. 1,1891July 1, 1902Julyl, 1902May 1, 1906
X. Y., Am. Exch. Nat. B'k,dododo
Y., Am. Exch,dododo
. Y., Am. Exch. Nat. B'kdo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
May 15, 1904Jan. 1. 1896
Aug.,'85, '90ife'95May 1. 19061873 to '82
1879 to '93
1878 to '941337 to '921394 to '961878 to '33
1878, '83 & '84
1378 to '921878 to '84
1878 to '861878-'87
£13,111.215 for personal; total real and personal,$429,593,016. against $241,013, IM in 1S76. 'Tho debtof Kings County, separate from tho debt of Brook-lyn, is $4,18I,(«1. of whieh the city is responsiblefor nineteen-twentiethB. Average tax rate in 16T7,
$;! 17 per $100, against $.3 a5 in 'W.6. (V. 34, p. 63;V. 25, p, SoS: V. 46, p. £82.)
S'jffa/o.—1n 1873 real and personal proucrtywere assessed at $3'*.9()8. 1 05: in 187(i rule of valua-tion changed and assessment was 8111,995,905. In1877 real estate was 89I.1.30.S70; porsona'ty, $8,844,-705; total, $99,975,575. Baflalo also pays 7-10 (bi-ing
$714,390) of Erie county debt. City tax-rate, 1577,
$14 43 on the $1,0(0. Since June 1, 1817. couponbonds have been exclianseable for registered. (V.23. p. 2-33, 541 ; V. S3, p. 135.)
Cambrldg'. Mme.—the sinking *imds amountedto $816,568. December 1, 1S77. The investments arenearly all in city bonds at par and stamped " notnegotiable." Only $54,000 debt matures before1881. Tax valuation. 1875. $06,023,014: 1877, $55,-000.600. Total debt, $4,805,175. Population, 1875,47,838.
Charleston, S. C—The bonds of Charleston aremostly held within the State of South Carolina.The assessed value of real estate i n 1877 was $18,669. -
628: personal, $7,924,155; rate of tax, $2 60 per $100.(V.26, p. 860; V.27, p. 407.)
Chehm, 3/a«».—Sinking fnnd, $70,548. and $41,000to be added annually. Tax valaation, 1878, $15,767,-407; rate, $1 76. Total debt, $l,59:,35a. Popula-tion, 1875, 40,737.
Ca<<ajo.—The total funded debt Jan. 1, 1878, was
$13,381,000. Old certificates of indebtedness,$485,513. Revenue time warrants, $2.784,13.3.Assessed value of real property. 1877. $113,684.-314; personal, $3(,715,834—total, $148,400,118. Taxrate. 1877, 4-704. This is the Illinois State valuation,and the ciy debt is limited to 5 per cent of that. Adecision of the III. Supreme Court in Feb., l^TS,held the certitlcates of dubt issued prior to May,1877, as in violation of tliis and void. A subse-.qnent decision held city scrip of 1877 valid. Of thefunded de'it. $4,510,000 is on account of theWater Works, which last year yielded an incomeof t844,:354,
Ypor r——.\88cssed Valuc.——, Tax'^'^
Real Estate. Personal. Rate.If5.3 $1:1,1.30,677 $:l,711,154 $....ia55 21,6.37,500 5,355.:i93
1356 25,892,303 5,843,77618W 31,198,1.33 5.855,.3771862 31,587,545 5.5.54..300 13 00186') 66,493.116 19,447.941 40 001867 140,8.'-7,040 51..394,80.t 13 001868 174,50.>,410 53,9:39,469 14 001869 211,3rl,240 54,6,53,640 15 001870 2M,64!,600 52,342,950 15 001871 4.36,898,650 S2,8»7,8aO 10 001874 239.151,390 45,042,540 15 001873 284,969,820 49,ia3,175 18 001874 258,549,310 4.5,155,8-30 18 001875 145.468,605 48.295,641 18 001876 131,2-iJ.460 36,815.7H 13 001877 113,684314 34,715,8.34
Population in 1S70 was 306.605, and in Octolier, 1876,
407,661, against 109,460 in 1860. The So. Park, WestChicago Park, and Lincoln Park loans are notdebts of the city, bat of distinct corporations.
la Jaly, 1878, coupons oa West Park bonds were
pai.-l in Chicago, instead of New York, but paymoiitIn New Yorkls promised hereafter. (V. 2:3, p. 624;
V. 44, p. 443; V. 46, p. 193, 289, 436, 544.)
Cincinnati.—In addition to the issues abovenamed, there remain several smaller amounts, as fol-
lows: $108,000 5s, November, 1SS4: $5«,0t.0 (YV2, *O.) 6s, 18S(i-a3: $17,000 8s (Q.). Nov.. 1890; $27,0i)0
88 (A.), Mar.,:,e97; $50,000 (112.). Aug., 1897. Cityholds $950,000 of Cincinnati Southern bonds in
sinking funds. In 1870 the population was 416,239.
against 161,044 in 1860. Tax rate for 18T7, $29 10
per $1,000. Tho following table from the Iwokrof the Auditor of Hamilton County, Ohio, exhibits
the assessed valuation of the city of Cincinnati in
the year 1860, and from 1870 to 1877:
Rate taxPersonalestate.
Realestate.
$61,620,90478,7:36.484
123,447,888119,641,856121,479.280123,231,790
1873.. 125.976.8351876.. 147,143,9001877.. 128,840,270
Year,
1860.1870.1871.1872.1873.1874
Totalvaluation.
$93,034,716i:j6,107.436
180,361.9:34
175,084.490185,645,740181,950,074184,498,565183,954.956179.4:10,142
per$1,900.
$17 4531 6022 SO•40 1033 06
2;i 3823 8427 (M29 10
$31,411,81457,370,75456,9.!4,044
53,46J,410
64,166,46068,718,'i84
58,541,73056,809,066
, _, 50,619,874-The city is the sole owner of the stock of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, which is leaded to a
company formed to operate it. (V. 43. p. 379. 514:
V. 24, p. 11; V. 35, p. 16; V. 36. p. 384, 469, 544; \.
27, p. 94, 172, 451, 480.)
CYsiWand.—The valaation of property for taxation
in 1877 was $51,7;}2,a49 real, and$19.4»d.lS2i)er8onal;
tax rate, 1878, 17 17-2U mills, of which 8 1-5 mills are
levied for iaterest and sinking fund. The sinking
Dbcbmber 28, 1878.J CITY SECURITIES.
»ob»«rlb«r« will conftr » great IfcTor by ulrtng Imiaadlate aollo« of >Dir •rror «to«o*«r«« la tli«M T«blM.
DESCKIITION.
For oxplivnadoQH sco QotoD on Urat page of tAbles.
(7rrf/(iiirf— r Coii(/»i iirrf ;—VlmUict (moHtly K. A A., A. & O. and J. & D.)HuiiilHllondu
Dtlroil, itic/t.- RnnilH for vaiioun City purpotieaHoiidn for Water Work f'o.,on city's crcillt...PuliUr BuiUliiiK Block (City Hall) bondsI*uMi<; (H'Wor bondu
£lUat>fth, .V. ./.—Improvcmeut bonda...Fiuidcd debt bondHHihdol House bonds.Miirkct Ilutiue bondsCoiiHolidated improvement bonds.... ;
BoikIh due 100&.Heunseilte, Iiuliana.—E. H. & N. RR. bondsrity wharf b<iud»E. C. A P. RK. bonds "
do doWator works bondsRedemption bouds
do dodo do ,
Fall Riter, Mast.—City notesCity bonds
dodo
Water loandodt)
Filrhbiirg, Mats.—City notesCity bundsWater loan
doealveslon, Texas- Bonds for various purposes. .
.
Limited debt bonds (sinking fund 2 per cent).Ualveston Countv bonds, o! C. & S. F. KR
Hartford, Conn.—Water bonds ($50,000 due '81)Watw buuds
dodo
City bonds {H. P. 4P. RR)Piuk bonds (4 of tliese bonds are for $500eacb)Fundoil debtCajiitol bonds
Uolyokc, Mitss.—dVy notesCity bondsWat-er loan . .
Railroad loan ($60,000 are J. & J.) .'.
/luMonapo/te—Bonds to railroadsBonds to Un. RR. Transfer Stock Yard Co. ...Loan bouds, series A
do do Bdo do Cdo do D
Pjiroliase-money bonds—Sootbem ParkBobool bonds—By Board of School Comm'rs. .
Scbool lojui, coupJersey Ci<y—Water loan bonds, mostly coupon.Water loan bonds, mostly coupon
do do doForty-year bondsImprovement bonds
do doHor^n street dockCity oouds , c uponFunded debt boudsHudson City bondsBergen scbool loan bonds
do sewerage bondsdo improvement and water bondsdo Iwnnty loan
Greenville street improvement boudsTen-year bunds, coupon or registered
Lavrence, J»a«».—Funded debtFunded debt
doW'at<'r loan
Lemslon, Me.—City bonds ($25,000 each year).CSty bonds ($50,000 each year)
do ($110,000 due 1885, $210,000 1891)Lewiston & Auburn Railroad I
Water bondsLouisville, Ky.—FOT Jeffersonville RR. stock. .
.
Subscription to stock of L. &N. RR!
Water worksdo I
Dat« of R1«A nr IHTEREST.Principal—Wban
due.bonds. 1 par1 value.
outstanding.Rate. When
payable1
Where pa/able and by
1873 to '77, $1,000 $1,508,000 5, 6, &71
VarlouRiS. Y., Am. Exrh. Wat Bk. 1893*19071877 1,000 213,000 6 .M. A 8. 1 New York. Sept 1, 78,to'8a1878 1,000 200,000 6 do 189«
185S to '50 130,400 7 Varioas N. y.. Metropolitan N. Bk. 1879 to '891806 to '70 1,000 1,401,000 7 Various do do 1870 to 19061869 to '71 .... 600,000 7 Various do do 1879 to "Ol1872 to '74 340.500 7 F. 4t A. do do 1892 to '941871 to '74 1,000 729,600 7 Various N. T., Farmen' L. 4 T. Co. 1878 to '811870 to '75 1,000 767,000 7 Various do do 1 880 to '961872 to '73 1,000 90,000 7 Varioiu do do 1881 to '931866 to '66 1,000 66,000 7 Varioiu" do do 1878 to '861876-'76
18681800186918601870187618701877
1,000 2,477,000m
2.50,000100.000100.000200.000300,000300,000105,000100,000
7
'7'
777
7 3-10776
A. 4 O. do do 18B5 to '06
1>)9818091890
/ 189S189S190619061907
Large. 430,500 7 Various City Treaeury. 1878 to 1888.... lOOOAc. 268,200 5,6,7 Various do 1878 to 1891
1,000 600,000 »g- F. A A. Boston, Revere Bank. Aug. 1, 18941,000 400,000 6 M. 4 N. Boston, Bank Redemption,
do doMay 1,1896
1,000 300,000 6 M. 4N. Nov. 1,1879-1880.... 1,000 372,000 6 M. 4 M. do do Nov. 1, 1802-1906
1,000 850,000 6 F. 4 A. do do Aug. 1, 1899-1905Nov. 20, 1882July 1, 1893i',6bo
50,000400,000
76
M. 4N.J. 4 J.
City TreasiuT'.Boston, Merchants' Bank.
.... 1,000 300,000 6 J. 4 J. do do July 1, 18911,000 100,000 6 J. 4 J. do do July 1,1806-1906
1874 to '96I860 to '74 .... 505.500 10 Various Oalveston.1877 .... 306,000 8 M. 4 8. do 19071876 414,000 10 J. 4 J. New York. 1906.... 1,000 250,000 6 J. 4 D. Merchants' Bank, Boston. June 1,1879 4*81.... 1,000 123,000 6 J. 4 J. do do July 1, 1881
July 1, 1890-'93.... 100 &0. 475,000 6 J. 4 J. Phoenix Bank, Hartford..... 1,000 202,000 6 F. 4 A. aty Treasury. Aug. 1, 190«.... 1,000 500.000 6 J. 4 J. Suffolk Bank, Boston. June 1, 1891.... 1,000 130,000 6 F. 4 A. Merchants' Bank, Boston. Aug. 1,1982 4 '94
Jan. 1, 1893.... 1,000 300,000 U J. 4 J City Treasury..... 1,000 1,000,000 6 J. 4 J. do Jan. 1, 1897
1871-'74 227,000 G& Various City Treasury. 1878 to 18881874 1,000 243,000 6 A. 4 0. do Oct. 1,18891872 1,000 250,000 6 J. 4 J. do Jan. 1,19001873 1,000 226,500 7 A. 4 O. do Jan.4Apr.l, 1894
1869 to '70 500 155,000 6 Jan. aty Treasury.N. Y.. WiBBlow, L. 4 Co.
Jan.l, 1889,to'901877 1,000 500,000 6 J. 4 J. Jau. 1, 18971873 1,000 300,000 73 J. 4 J. do do July 1, 18931874 1,000 300,000 73 J. 4 J. do do July 1, 18941874 1,000 300,000 73 J. 4 J. do do July 1, 1894
July 1, 18961875 1,000 200,000 7-3 J. 4 J. do do1874 500 109,500 7-3 J. 4 J. do do Jan. 1, 18991873 1,000 100,000 8 A. 4 O. do do Oct. 1, 18781877 1,000 100,000 5 A. 4 O. do do Oct, 1, 1882
1852 to '67 1,0001,000
1,163,000 6 J. 4 J. N. Y., Merch. Ex. N. Bank. Jan., 1879 to '961869 to '73 3,109.800 7 Various do do 1899 to 1913
1877 1,000 253,000 e J. 4 J. do do July 1,19071873 1,000 022,000 7 J. 4 J. do do July 1, 19131871 500 &0. 1,860,000 7 M. 4N. do do May, 1891
1892 to -941872 to '74 1,000 3,433,000 7 Various do do1870 1,000 125,000 7 J. 4 J. do do June 8, 1900
Various. 1,000 921,000 0&7 Various do do Various.1872 1,000 500,000 7 J. 4 J. do do July 1, 1896
Various.Various. Various 171,0.30 7 Variou.s do do1869 l,0OO&c 150,000 7 J. 4 J. do do Jan., '99 to 19001869 l,0OO&e 400,000 7 J. 4 J. do do July, 18891869 l,0O0.Ste 152,000 7 J. 4 J. do do July 1, 1879 4 '89
Various,Various. Varlona 103,000 7 Various do doVarious. 500 &c. 249.000 7 J. & J. do do Various.1876 150,000 7 J. 4D. do do June 1, 1886
1859 to '64 500040. 91,700 5H Various Boston, Tremont Bank. 1878-18841862 to '75 5000&C. 133,000 647 Various do do 1878 to 1892
1874 1,000 262,000 6 J. 4 J. do do July 1, 18941873-'75 500 &c. 1,300,000 6 A. 4 O. do do Oct. 1, '90, to 1006
25,000 6 J. 4 J. City Treasury. July 1, 1982.... 100.000 6 J. 4 D. do June 1, 1893 4 '98.... . 320,000 6 J. 4 J. do July 1,199541901
July 1, '93-1913Oct.i,'97-1907-'17
224,000 6 J. 4 J. do500,000 5 A. 4 0. do
1852 1,000 143,000 6 A. 4 O. N. Y., Mercantile N. Bank. April, 19921854 1,000 392,000 6 A. 4 0. do do April, 1883
18l7,*89,911857 to '67 1,000 1,335,000 6 Various N. Y., Bank of America.1873 1.000 76.000 7 M. & 8. do do March 1, 1883
fund, Jan.,'76. amounted to Sl.TOO.lXX), market value.The ecwcr, street improvement and street openingbonds are for special local improvements, tmAredeemed by aasei^sments on the property bene-fitted.
Detroit, JficA.—The amounts of bonds ootstandingare given less those held bv slnklnz fund. Thepopulation in 1370 was 79.001;"in 1874, by State cen-ios. 10I.0S.1. The value of waterworks is $;!,483,880,•gaiusta debtof $1,401,(XX). The waterworks bondsare issued on a pledge of the city credit, and $75,UO0per year collected in taxes to pay interest on them.Assessed valaation, in 1878. real and personal prop-erty, t8J,865,685, against t93,709,37.> In 1877, whichis made on the basis or true value, bnt prior to1876 aseeeements were on basis of 30 per cent ofreal value. Tax rate, 90 cents per $100.
Elizabeth,N. ./.—Total debt of the city of Eliza-beth Jau. 1, 1S78, was Btated at $.3,380,000, as fol-lows: General debt, $2,950,000: assessment debt.$8,430,000. Estimated true value of real and per-sonal properly, $.32,000,000; assessed valnalion,$16,000,000. Tax rate is $2 50 within the lampand water diftrict, and $3 10 onteide. Popnlatlonin 1875. 25,000.
Fall Riv«r. itass.—The sinking fond amounted totll3,Oi8, January 1, 187T. The water works arenow completed. Total debt, $8,5J7,01i. Popala-uon, 1*75, 4fi,340.
'w~,
,
FUcMiurg, i'aw.—Sinking fond, $69,500. Totaldebt, j;8'lt.993. Tax valuation, 18:6, $11,711,888.Bonds all coupon. Population, 1875, 12,889.
0<Uvt«ton, Texru.—The total city debt Sept. 1, '77,was $861,400, of which all are 10 per cent, ctu'rency,except $;b,0()0 park 88, due 1892-190'i, and the limiteddebt bonds. (V. 25, p. 383.)
Hartford, Cbnn.—Total debt, April, 1878, $3,a30,-
000; net. after deducting resources, $2,153,100. laxrate in 1877, 9X mills for city, and 8>i for town pur-poses; for 1878, 8)i mills for city is recommended.
Bolyoks, JfOM.—Bonds all coupon, bnt can berct'istered. Smking fu.id, SU.OOO. Tutal debt.tu6 :,5XI. Tax valuation, 1J77, $9,393,830. Popula-tion, 1875, 16,360.
IndlinapoUs—The assessment of taxable prop-erty in 1877 was $53,367,215; taxes for that year,$>;'J0.112. or a levy of $1 13 per $100. The bondsto Union RR. Transfer Stock Yard Co. are securedby mortgage on tbe property The Scbool Buardis a distinct organization from the city, createdby a separate act of the Legislatnro; levies Usown tax, which Is collected by the City Treasurer,bnt is included in tax rates and amount abovegiven. There arc a few other small issues, amount-ing in all to about $50,000.
Jensy City.—The total bonded debt of the city,
April 1, 1877. wa< stated nt $14,737,450. The sinkingfund was $770,000. Assea^ valuation. 1877: JerseyCity, real $51,581,860, personal $6,0 3,150; Uoboken,real $14,916,900, personal f l,44U.40O; Bsyonnc. real
$5,188,155, personal $159,:7ft. Population by Statecensus in 1875 was :<6,833. agahist 85,000 by U. S.
censns of 187t<. (V. 21, p. 981.)
Lawrence, Ifass.—Totii debt, $1,790,700, of which$20,000 are T per cents. No sinking fund. Taxvaluation, 1878, $33,789,000; rate, I'SO. Population,1875, »1,916.
LeicUilon, jr«.-ToUl debt, $1,096,100; sinkingfond, $90,110. The railroad bonds waie Irsned lo
build tbe Lewiston £ Anburn RR., which Is ownedby the cities of those na:ncs. Assessed valaation
1877, $11,749,603; tax rate, 30 mills on the $1.
LouisviBe.-The funded debt, January 1, 1878,exclusive of loans pay.-ible by railroads, WM$8,183,000, against $8;a88,0UO January 1, 1877. Ofthe $8,182,000 there is payable out of the sinUngfund $3.6&l,000; payable by special tax, $4,S18,00irPopniatlun Dy eeDio* of 187a was :00,7Sa, agatnet68,033 in 1860; now eitlmtted npnn the baala of 7 1*a voter makes ian.090. Aasesaed value of propettrwas highest in 1874. being then $;^,3».->.114; In 187d It
is $63.itM,487. Rate of taxation for all city purpoeeaIn 1877 WIS $2 35 on $100 in each district. The fol-
lowing df^res give the assessed protwrtr valaationfor the past nine years. For 1870, $Ti>,806,718; 1971,
ilT«,8t5,9».3:1872, $77,166,643; 1878, $77.-J».872; 1874,
,78.295,114; 1815, $76,536,81'^; IST'i, $71.*W,77«; 1877,
;6S,5i2,*l7; 1878, $il8,Wi,487. In order that this
shrinkage in valnes may be better nnderstood, thefollowing table is added:
1874. 1876. ISre.
Gronnds41mpr't8.S63,«18,92} j 56,380,964 $48,770,Sai
Merchandise »Wl»«40! .«,061.1S(1 7,SU.a31Residuary 5,6W,»30 6397.»S 6.«M,a>lPersonalty 714,860 S09,9J» 6n,M»
The Mayor in his message. May, 1S7S. says that thefloaUne debt, Jan. I. 18:8, wis $1,038,164, lea*
$76I,''0S! of available tax bills. Re saya a'so: " I
deem it entirely appropriate to slate here that tbebonded debt is really $3!5.000 leas ibia the amooatabove gaoled, aa the atnking fond ha* pnrchased lo
date iS: 6 per cent and 18 7 per cent bonds, to all
315 bonds of $1,000 each, which Ihev hold as an in-
vestment. This wonid in reality reduce the boadaddebt to $7,8S7.'XX). Aa aaaeta SEaluat this liability
the city own* every abare, exo-pt two. of the water-works; nearly $1,(X)0,000 of gas ttocw. $I.0i)0.000of
NashvUIe RR. atock, at «ic., or $400,000; wba:t
I roperty, 4c., 4c."
CITY SECURITIES. [Vol. XXVII.
S^abscrlbers vrlll conter a great .favor by giving Immediate notice of any error discovered In tbese Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
For ezplanattons see notes on first page of tables
LouisviUe, Ky.—f Continued)—For Improvement of streetsEe-constructlng streetPublic buildings and InstitutionsPublic scliool and scliool liousesSewer bonds
doElizabeth & P. KallroadWbarf iiropertyJaU bondsFor old liabilities
do doLouisTllle, New Albany & St. L. Air Line RE.Cliange of gauge, Louisv., Cin. & Ler. RRRoad bed do doOity bonds pay'ble by REs. (mostly L.& Nasli.)
Lowell, Mass.—City notesWater notesWater bonds
Iiwnn, Mass.— City notesWater notes ,
Water bondsFunded debtCity Hall and Scliool House
Manchester, N. H.—City bondsCity bonds ($70,000 1884, $10,000 1885)....
doWater bonds ($100,000 each year)
do do doSewer bonds ($8,000 1880, '81, '?3, '85)Suncook Valley Railroad
Hemphis, Ten?!.—School and paving bondsPost bondsFunding loan, goldMississippi River Railroad bondsEndorsement Memphis & Little Rock ERCompromise lionds, coupon
Hitwauliee—Ee-adjustment bondsGeneral city bonds
do doWater bonds, coupon
do registeredMinnenj)olis, Jilinn.—Clty bondsCity bonds
doWestern division
dodododo
.Mo6i(e—Funding bonds (act March 9, 1875)..
.
Nashville, Te/in.—Nashville & Chatt. EallroadVarious city Ijonds
WewarA—Bonds, city purposes (s. fund of 1859)War bonds, lloattug debt, «Scc. (s. fund of 1864)Public scho ol bondsClinton Hill bonds, coup. & reg. (s. fd. 3 p.o.)Corporate bonds, coup, or reg.(act Apr. 21,'76)Sewer and improvement bonds (local liens)Aqueduct Board bondsFloating debt bds, cp. or reg. (act Apl. i21,'76)Tax arrearage bonds
New Bedford, Mass.—City bondsCity improvementWar loanWater bonds
dodo
New Haven, Conn.—SewerageCity HallCity railroad ($20,000 payable each year) .
.
City bonds (10-20 bonds)N. OWeans—Consol.debt ($650,000 pay'ble y'rly
)
Railroad debtWaterworks loan of 1869Seven per cent funding loan of 1869Seveu per cent funding loan of 1870Jefferson City (debt assumed)Wharf impr. bonds (assumed by lessees) .
.
Street improvement bondsConsol. gold bonds (gen'l and drainage series)Ten per cent bonds, deficit and old claim.
.
New premium bonds (in exchange)N. O. Waterw'ks Co. new bd8.(for $2,000,000)
Newton, Mass.—City bonds and notesWater loan ($600,000 68. balance 5sl
Date ofBonds.
1866 to '671873
1871 to '73
1853 to '7018681871
1868 & '73'54,'62,3,8
18681869
1870 to '7418711871
1871 to '731851 to '631852 to '75
1871 to '761870
1876^'3-'51871-'4-'61862 to '761857 to '6'
18741872
1867 to '681867, '8. '9
1870
18571877186118711876
«18721872
18751849
1870 to '77
18751878
18781876-'771861-'74
1875
18761867 to '761872-'74
18771852
1854-55186918691870
'57, '67,'701870187118721871
Size orpar
Value.
$1,0001,0001,0001,0001.0001,0001,0001,0001,000.1,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000Large.Large.1,000Large.Large.1.000
500 &c1,000
100 &c.100 &c.1,000
100 &c.
500 &c.1,000
1,0001,000
500 &c.1,0001,0001,000
10,0001,0001,000500500500
1,000500500500
1,000100 &c,1,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000
10,0001,0001,0001.0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000
1,0001,000
Various.
Amoiuitoutstanding.
1864to'75 l,000&c1875 i 1.000
$201,000600,000650,000202,00081,000
425,0001,993,000293,000134,00088,000
605,000500,000107,0003,50,000
1,508,000503.500500,000
1.300.000530,000471,15004.50,000387,.50044,200
117,00080,00070,000
200,000400,00032,00036,000
\ 1,300,000
341,00060,000
300,000900,000350,802242,000100,000429,000
1,171,000250,00070,00050,00060,000
124,500110,000115,000125,000
1,785,122184,000
1,227,50073,000
1,890,000500,000400,000700,000
2,500,0003,030,000700,000646,000179,600223,000148.000100,000400,000200,000499,00060,000
200,000150,000
4,382,2,50775,000295,000697,300438,150. 98,000410,00030,000
221.000379,000
11,211,240
387,000790.000
INTEREST.
Rate.
77776
5 to 76, 6i2
66,76,76
5, 512, 65,66666656
6
%'7657777888
108787666
6& 76& 7
7767767
6,76556776656657787-37-3
7 g.105
5, e&'eia5& 6
WhenPayable
Various.. & J.VariousVarious
& J.& D.
VariousVariousA. <fe O.J. & D.VariousM. & S.
F. & A.J. & J.VariousVariousVariousM. & N.VariousVarious
& J.VariousVariousJ. & J.A. & O.M. & N._. & J.J. & J.J. <& J.F. & A.
J. & J.
M. & N.
J. '&J.J. & J.J. & D.J. & J.J. & D.J. & J.J. & J.J. & D.F. & A,M. & NVariousJ. & JJ. & J.F. & AM. & NM. & N.VariousVariousVariousVariousA. & O.J. & JF. & AM. & S.Various
F.& A..4.. & O.A. & O.A. & O.A. & O.A. & O.A. & O.A. & O.J. & J.A. & O.J. & J.J. & J.V^ariousJ. & J.M. & 8.
J. & D.VariousJ. & D.F. & A.Q.-J.
A. & O.
Louisville.N. Y., Bank of America.N. y., Bank of America.New York and Louisville.Louisville, City Treasurer.N. Y., Bank of America.
do doLouisville and New York.
do dodo dodo do
N. Y., Bank of America.do dodo do
New York and Louisville.City Treasury.
doBoston. Bank Redemption,
City Treasury.do
Boston, Rank Republic.Treas'y & Bost. Bk. Repub.
do doCity Treasury.
doSufl'olk Bank, Boston.
do doCity Treasury.
dodo
Memphis. i
Where Payable and byWhom.
1886,' 96, '97
July 1, 19031891, '92 & 1903
1883 to '89July, 1898June, 19011888 & 19031878 to 1898Oct. 1, 1898
18891880, '94 & 1901
Sept., 1891Feb. 1, 1880
July, 1901 & 19031881 to '931878 to 18941886 to 1894Nov. 1, 18901878 to 18901878 to 1890
July 1, '91-'94-'96
1879 to 18961882 to 1896
Jan. 1, 1880-1894April 1, 1884-'85Mav 1, 1893
July 1, 1890 & '951887-'92-'97-1902July 1,1880 to '85Aug. 1, 1879 to '87
1873 to 19021873 to 1900Nov., 1900
Charleston, S. C.N. Y., H. Talmadge & Co.
Milw. and N. Y., A. Goettel.do dodo dodo dodo do
New York, Park Nat. Bank.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
Mobile, Mol). Savings BankNew York.
New York and Nashville.Newark, City Treasiu:y.
do dodo do
Newark, Mech. Nat. Bank.
Newark, Mech. Nat. Bank.do dodo dodo doCity Treasury.
do
City Treasury.dododo
New Orleans.dododododododo
New York or London.New Orleans.
Various City Treasury.J. & J. Boston. Covim'nwe.alth Bk
Principal—WhenDue.
July. 18721907
June 1, 1891Jan. 1, 1901June 1, 1896Jan. 1, 1902Jan. 1, 1902Dec. 2, 1892Feb. 2, 1894May 1, 19031881 to 18851886 to 1900
July,'91-'96-1902Feb. 1,1891 & '9
Nov. 1, 1901Nov., 19051875-77-791870 to '96
1877 to '93
1878 to '91'
AprU, 1888, to' 91JiUy 1, 1895Aug. 1, 19081879 to '93
1876 & 18921908
1880-'871879 to 18891891 to 19101878 to 18841900 to 19041885 to 19091883 to 1909
Oct. 1, '91 & 1901July 1, 1881
Oct. 1, 1877 to '86
July 1,1887-1897July 1, 18921874-5 & 1894Jan. 1, 1899March 1, 1894June 1, 18951887 to 1897Dec, 1880
Aug. 1, 1911July 1, 1922AprU 1, 1881
1879 to 1895July 1, 1905
Lowell, Masfi.—All the notes held by eanngabanks. Water loan siukinj fund, $143,SOS. Taxvaluation, 1878, if40,0W,126; 1871. *3')..34!5.a6B. Totaldebt, t2,303,5(X). Population, 1875, 49,658.
Lynn, ifoss.-Total debt, $2,256,000. Sinkingfund, Slii«,470. Tax valuation, 1870, £30,'d27,116.Population, 1875, 32,600.
Manchester, N. ff—Total debt, Jl.Ol '1,491: assets,$83,367.
Memphis, Tenn.—The city has been in default forinterest since Jan. 1, 1873. The total floating debtJuly 1, 1877, was $2,005,974 of which $735,400 wasoverdue interest, and there were nominal assets(nnpaid taxes, &c.) to balance this of $2,113,690.The circular ef July, 1877, urging the city cred-itors to accept the proposition had the follow-ing: "These new bonds are especially valuable,Ist, beciuse they and the coupons are madereceivable iu payment of all taxes and demanrlso the city, and this feature is expressly madea part of the contract with tlie bondholders;2d It is part of the contract, and irrepealable,that the city shall not issue any more bonds.The annual levy of taxes for all purposes will ofcourse exceed the amount cf the annual interestcoupons on the^e bonds. Hence the Interest is
assured at all events, even if by Inevitable mi sfor-ttme the city should fail to pay the interest inmoney. The proposition is to issue the new com-promise bonds In exchange for the present indebt-edness (including interest on past due indebted-ness) at 50 cents on the dollar. For judgments theLegislature authorizes the payment of 65 cents."Assessed valuation of real estate, 1875, $19,.329,0O0;personal, about $6,500,000. Tax rate, $2 per $100.Population hi 1870, 40,230. (V. 25, p. H4: V. 27, p.653.)
Milwaukee.—The city cannot issue debt beyond 5
fer cent of its average assessed value for five years,n 1876, valuation was $:i8,T43,42i real, and $14,931,-
763 personal property; tax rate In 1875, 2.'i.64 mills.Sinking funds are pro\ided for all the bonds.There is also about $47,000 scrip issued to settleold railroad bonds. Population by State census,1875, 101,000. (V. 2:1, p. 622.)
Minneapolis, 3f3nn.—Total debt, $971,500; taxvaluation, 1876, $21,831,078; bonds all coupon.
Mobile.—The valuation of property in 1877 was $11,-022,049 real estate and $6,118,462 personal property;tax rate, 1 6-10 per cent. Interest was in defaultfrom July, 1873. A settlement with bondholders wasoffered by Act of March 9. 1875, •nz.: $510 in 6 percent bond for $1,000 of the old 8 percent. The 5per cent bonds have a lieu on city revenue, andexcliange for these -was offered at 7") per cent oftheir face. Up to Jan.. 1878, there had beensettled, of old bonds, all except $I2,t0J of oPibonds. A, B & C ; $56,6 of bonds D. E & F: $3S,-500 8s of 1871; $123,(j00 of Mob. & Gt. Northern RR.8s; $16,000 wharves 8s; $30,000 Mob. & Ala. GrandTrunk 8s; and $161,00 1 Moh. & Northwestern RR.8s. Also about $145 000 overdue interest on theseissues. A mandamus was issued from the U.S. Cir-cuit Court, and the Auditor's report says that" unscrupulous bondholders succeeded in grindingout of the poverty of our people the satisfaction oftheir claims." Population about 88,00*. (V.20,p.302.)
Na.''hviUe, Tenn.—-\t the close of the fiscal vear,Sept. 30,'7S, there were S301,185of past-due coupons,judgments, overdrafts. &c. The total debt was$l,71i,6S5, against $1.671..360 Oct. 1, 1877. Assessedvaluationof all property, about $11,000,000: tax rate,
1878. 2 per cent.
Newark.—"nt bonds in the first line in the table
are payable out of the sinking fund of 1859, wMchamounts to $113,663; those in second line out of
sinking fund of 1864, $1,01.3,623; public school bondiout of public school fund, $141,911; Clinton Hill
bonds by sinking fund, $10,631; tax arrearage,
$165,000; against local improvement bonds the
city holds $a,074,513 of assessments unpaid and a
Uen on the property. Temporary loan bonds, Jan.
1, 18''8, were $1,192,000. Valuation of real andpersonal property, 1876, $97,116,004. Tax rate for
ail purposes, 1877, $1 96 per $100, against $1 90 In
1876. Population in 1870, 105,059.
New Bedford, Mass.—To\&\ debt, $l,-35O,60O. Nesinking fund. Tax valuation, 1370, $22,996,014.
Population, 1875, 25,695.
New Haven, Conn.—Total debt. t939,000. Sinking
fund on City Hall loan, $47,969 73. The city has
made a " special loan" of $75,000 to the New Haven& Derby RR . and "guaranteed" $245,000 of Its
second mortgage bonds, on which the city has been
obliged to pay the interest, and on $6o,000 of the
special loan. Interest advanced to the road, $82,890.
Population, 1870, 50,840.
New Orleans.—A decision in June, 1878. bolds
invalid the soeclal tax p o\l8ion8 for consolidated
bonds. The floating debt, Jan. 1 , '78, was $1,841,988.
The assessed valuation of property for 1878 is
$lll,123,6si5.real and personal. State tax, 14X mUlei
city tax, 15mill8: total tax, 29X- A scheme for
settlins the debt by a bond premium drawing plan
18 In practice, and drawings take place January 31,
April ;5, July 31, and October 16. Population In
1870. 191,418: In I860. 1:18,670. (V. 26, p. -136, 617;
V. 27, p. 143, ass, 629.),
Newton. Mass. Total debt, $1,262,054. Tax valu-
ation, 1878, $25,012,910; rate, $13-8) per $1,00)
Population, 1875, 16,105.
DECEMBER 38, 1878. JCITY SECURITIES,
•abacrlbcra will confer a sreat (kTor kr bIvIbk lmM««late aotlea of anr arror «toeav«r«« la thaaa TaklWa
DESCRIPTION.
For «xiiliinutlous see notpx on flrnt pn^e of tallies.
Date of Size orBond*. jinr
Vttliie.
1841 to '03 $100Jko.1872 100 Ac.
1846 to '09 100*0.1865.« 100 Ac.
1870 to '77 500*0.1871 to '77 800*0.1865 to '74 100 *c.18e6to>70 100*0.
1869 100 4c.18S7to'59 100*0.
1874 6001877 6001856 100*0.
1858 to '71 100*0.1870-'78 500*0.1865 & '08 100*0.
1869 100*0.1876 500 *c.
1870-'73 500*0.ises-To 100 *<.181)9- '70 100 *c.1870-'73 100*0.
1869 100*0.1870 500*0.
1869-'77 500*0.1869-'70 100 &a1874-'77 100*0.
1871 100 &c.1871 500*0.
1874^-77 SOO*o.1874-'78 .100*0.1871-'78 500*0.
1871 500*0.1871 500 Ac.
1871-'78 500*0.1872 500 Ac.1874 500 Ae.1870 500*0.
1873-'7G 500 Ac.1874 ....
1877 500*0.1875-6 500*0.1876 500 *c.
1862 to '68 100 Ac.1871 100 Ac.18721864 100 Ac.186-1 100 Ac.1865 100 Ac.1865 100 Ac.1864 100 Ac.
1864 to '72 100 Ac.1808 to '72 100 Ac.
1873 100 Ac.1875 100 Ac.1870 100 Ac.
1871 to '72 500 Ac.1869 to '70 100 Ac.
1870 100 Ac.1874 100 Ac.1874 lOO Ac.
1878 500' Ac.100
1870-'74 1001872-'73 100
1871 1001808 1.0001877 1,000
1868 & '70 1.0001875 1,0001878 1,000
185S-'73 5001862-'71 5001869-'71 5001869-'77 5001863-'65 5001877 100 Ac
1877-'78 500
1855....
18.55 to '71 ....
1859 to '701868 to '70
Amountoutttnudlug.
INTEREST.
n.t» IWbrn Wbere parable and br
*""•• 'poyiiblc wlioiu.
PrlnolpiU—Wlwnano.
Ktw ro)-/.-—Water stockWfttor Htock ;....CroUin water stockNew t'n)ton .\i|ue>luct HtockAdditional new Cniton AqueductCroton water ni.iin stix-kCrot<Hi Hcsi-rvoir lionil.^
t'roton .Viiiu-tiuct bonds ,...-..froton wall I- pipe liiinds
Cent. I'ark linul stock ($275,()00 only due '08)Iuipi'o\ I'liu-nt bondsTlifnl .\v( line iniiirovciucnt bonds (33d ward)Central Park fund .stockCentral Park Impruvenieut fund stockDock boml.sMarket stockcity r, iMctcry stockCity iiiiproveiu'tst'k a»ut red'mable after '96)
do doLunatic Asylum stockFire Deiiartineut stockFire telcgrapU bondsTax rellol bunds
do do couponN.Y.BrldKc Ms ($l..'>0O.00Ored.afterJuly,'96)Accnnuilalcd debt bondsStreet tin proveiuen t bondsStreet ofieiiiui; and Improvement bondsNintli district Court-liouse bondsDepailiaent of Parks improvement bonds...Assessment bondsCity parks imiirovement fund stockNormal school fund stockPublic school building fund stockAdditional t roron water stockSewer repair st<tckConsolidated stock
do 20-50 (redeemable Julv 'OO)Museum of Art and Natural History stockThird District Court-house bondsAmioi'tcs and drill-roomsLiquidation of claims and Judgments _.
Central Park commission improvement bondsCounty Court-house stock
(lo do No. 3do do No. 4A5
Soldiers' bounty fund bondsSoldiers' subs, and relief red. bondsSoldiers' bounty fund bonds. No. 3Siildicis' bounty fund red. bouds, No. 2Kiot damages red. bonds
do indenuilty bondsAssessment fund stock
do dodo do
Repairs to buildings stockt;onsolidated stock, gold, couponAccnmula ti^l del>t liondsN. Y. and \Vestehe.<ter Co. improvement bondsConsolidated stockFor State sinking: fund dwflciencyDebt of Westchester towns annexedConsolidated stock, gold
Sorfolk. I'd.—lie^ristered stockCoupon bonds i.'jiiO.OOO due '94 are Os J. A J.)Trust A paviutf, coup, (pav'g, $189,300, J.AJ.)Coupon Udg, water (a mort. on water works.)
.
Sorwieh, C'oHii.—City bondsCity bondsWater loan (.-SoO.OOO 1890, $250,000, 1898) . .
.
Court HouseSiuKUiK fund bonds
Paterson . .V. J.—School bondsFunded debt bondsImprovement bondsSewer bonds ($125,000 are M. & 8.)War bounty bondsFiuuli ti g bonds, "A"Renewal bonds, "B"
Philmlelj/hiit—Bouds prior to consolidationBonds for railroad stock subsidy Bubscrlpt'usdo for water worksdo for bridgesdo for park and Centennial
1)2.414.000500.000
2.000.0002.")O.()0(l
3.01 I.IKHl
4,71<P,(i(K)
070.637400.000450.000
3,341.071500.00024,000
399,3003,840,8006,340,000290,00075.0«K)
2.215.0007,209.400700,000521,053697,586
2,767,0003,000,0003,000,000B.500.0002,738,2391,000.000300,000
2.168.0007,413,6006,659,000200,000630,000
1,105,000205,000
8,779.7002.058,350930.000398,000375.880276,825906.000
1,880,000600.000539,600
4,000,000946,700745,800370,000500.000855.204
1,719,400493,200900,450100,000
14,702,0006,000.000
30,0001,680.2003,119,0001,100,0006,900,0001,027,287222,000415,800500.000125.000160,000200,0003 04,000150,000130,000140,00038.000
353,000433.500100.00090.000
6,630,0211,725,0006,500,0004,853,5008,701,600
5*00*75*6
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5, 6 4 766767556
6g.,6,8,76*7
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76*7
6677
5 A 67
5, & 777
5,6*75, 6* 75,6,7A6g
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5 A 6
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6A77577777
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'?N.M. * N.M. * N.M. * N.M. * N.M. * N.M. *N.U. *N.M. * N.H. * N.M. * N.M. * N.M. * N.M. * N.M. * N.M. * N.M. * N.M. * N.H. * N.M. * N.M. A N.M. * N.VariousM. * N.M. *N.M. AN.M.ATV.M. *N.M. * NM. * N.M. A N.M. & N.>I. * N.M. A N.-M. A N.M. A N.M. A N.M. A N.M. A N.M. A N.M. A N.."tf . A N.VariousM. * N.M. A N.J. A D.M. &N.
m.'a"n.J. * J.M. A S.
A. A O.M. A N.A. A O.A. A O-
A J.A J.A O.A D.A D.A D.A D.A D.A D.
VariousJ. A J.
A J.& J.A J.A J.
Norfolk, Treasurer's Otllce.do do
Norfolk, Clt. A reop. BanksNew York. Park N. Bank.rhamesN.Bk; Bost.,Bk.Rep
Norwich.dododo
City Hall, by Treasurer.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
Phila., Far. A Mech. N. B'kdo dodo dodo dodo do
1879 41B0OWot. 1, IWfi1883 4 1*^90
Auff. 1, 18MAnc. 1, 1900
Nov. 1,1000*19061007 to 19171907 to 1911
18801887 * 1896
18791880
Jnlv 1. ISfliJ
1H)<7A 1895Not. 1. IBOl to'O
1894 * 18971888
89,'92,'96 4 19361889 4 1802
18891899188418791890
1905 * 19261884 to '88
1879, '82. 4 '881879 to '82
1890Not. 1,1879 to '83Hot. 1,1879 to '83
1901-1904Not. 1, 1891Not. 1. 1891Not. 1. 1891
Not. 1, 1882 * '851894 to '96
May,'07. 191«-'26190S
Not. 1, 189018t<0* 1881July 1, 1879
Not. 1, 1879 to '801879 to '931884 to '881894 to '981883 to '901880 to '811895 to '97
189118791882188719031910
1884 to '881896 to 10011884 to '88
18911896
1879 to '86
1908-19281878 to '85Sept.. 1890
Apl.. '92; July. '93May. 1901
Oct. 1. 1893April 1. 1907
Jan. 1, '98 * 1900Jan. 1, 1905April 1, 1908
Dec, 1878-1904Dec, 1879-1900Dec, 1878-1S96
1882-1902Dec, 1878-inOO
June, 18S71901-19041878 to '85
I 1878 to 1903
1878 to 1905
New York City.—The total debt of New York.Jan. 1, 1S78, was $148,831,057; the amount of,einjdng funds 431,08(1,0:17. The foilowing statementshows the details of funded debt, and the amountin the city ( inkiu:; faud at the dates named; i
Description. J.in 1, 77. Jan. 1,'78. Oct. 1, '78.
Pimded detjt.. . .$11!),63I..31.3 $12!,440,i:j3 $119,167,415Sinking funds.. 28,179,1(B 31,030,1.07 30,813,488
Net debt 91,453,211 <i0,.360,ls6 SS',3S3,93?Temporary debt. 2-J,.371,400 21,.349,500 20,9.39,500Revenue bonds.. 6,1(M,&44 6,051.431 19,727.817The population of New York by the U. 8. census
In isrti was <«2.53I. against 805,6.58 in 1860. SinceJan. 1, Itidl, the valuation, rate of taxation, andnet funded debt at end of year, have been as fol-iows; ,-Ratetaxp.
Personal $1,000.—,'
estate. State. City.
ReaYear, estate.
$1861..4C«,9.-)5,(i«5 174,624,8015 .3 RS I« 36ie6a...3.<)<i,536,4(w n2,4i«,a3i s S7 is «1883..4<>,'.1S7,;J82 191,967,161 4 i7 16 0318«..410,77l,t:ij 22:i.9W,505 5 31 17 291868..427,360,SS4 |8;,483,471 4 9ti 44 91 "o 85,978,537IWkI. 47 . i'll,9:Jl 2.57,994.974 3 94 19 06 a 3.3,6.>1,6831SH7..:- .lir.l1B-2 eTf>.:jS9,451 4 67 22 03 = 32,91 1,4-«;bl.8..nj:;. ;:lii„5,V5 285 199,9« 6 13 80 17 .„ 35,98:1,W713«9..lisi,ls;j,.,is 281,142.606 8 78
m ._ _.
_..
1870.. 742. Hti.r)7.-, ac»,2S5.374 2 701871..r(i9.:i.i-.'.-250 :i(l«.9n,2.33 4 431872.. 7)7.118,665 .308,'ll!i,422 5 20197.3.. S.!-...i'(:i,.is,, 29!.6;7.t>43 5 411874,.s«I,.-,n.;mS 272.-4'<I.181 6 9.1
1875..S's:t.r,i:i..M5 217,3,XI,154 ^-29 40— 7116,77.3,721•I876..S'.r2.|-2H,I65 218,626,178 ---28 00—• 119,811,310lBr7, K9.-,.!iii;).988 206,088,160 '—3« 50-^ 117,741,030l;7e-.WO,855,7«) 197,532,075 —28 60^ [
Netdebt.
$80,087,30131,695,50686,I85,1<I0
83.769,601
i9 93 f 47,7'tl.840
19 80 3 73,373,55817 90 5 88,:j69.;J8«
33 81 * 95,.582.153
19 59 5 106,:163,471
21 05 ^115.187,969
The tax rate for 1877 was placed at $26 50, to
raise $29,17s,940. By an act of 1874 the townsof West Farms, Morrisania and Kingsbridge, em-bracing about 12,000 acres, were annexed to NewYork. The report of Comptroller Kellv to August1, 18TY, is aiven at some length In V. '«, p. 19S.
Last report of Comptroller in Vol. 27, p. 252. MayorElv, in his message Jan. 1878. remarked; From an in-
debtedness of about $18,1)00,000 on Dec. 81. 18">7, at
theexpirntion of ten years, namely, December 31,
1867, the amoui.t had increase! to $82,914,421 S6.
This covered the period of the war, during twoyears of which, 1863 and 18 4, more than $'8,000,000
was added to the debt. From 1867-8 may bo dated
the accession of the corrnpt administration knownas "the King" to full control. This dynasty con-
tinned in power for nearly live yars, unU 1872,
dnring which period the aggregate debt of the city
liicr ased a< ful ows ; 186<, $85,983,617 ; 1869, $47,-
7.11 81 1 : l-i70, «73,373,552 : 1871, $8S,339,S-8 ; 1878.
$93,5,82,15:3. Then followed an almost entire chin^eof administration, and many sincere efl iris to eco'i-
omizo expenditures and diininisi the increase of
the oablic debt. Bat such efforts were only to a
limited degree snccessful. as the following table
of its increase from 1873 to 1876 will show;
1973 $106,363,171 11875 $116,773,724
1874 114,919,969 11316 i:»,81l,310
The outstanding assessment bonds (payable out
of local assessments on property benetltted) are
represented by advances lo contractors, advanceson Boulevard work, and uncollected local u«eas-mcnts. "The new consolidate;! 6 per cent gold bonds,
for «6,900,('0\ were taken Oct.. 18T8. at 106-28 (V.
25. p. 17, 198. 358, 458; V. 86, p. 41; V. »7, p. 888. 25!,
103.)
Jfotfolk.—T^t "Trust" bonds doe April, 1898,
1 are secured by deed of trn«t on city property.' Coupons of 1st series are payable at c;itlzein' Bank;at Citizen)'
coupons of 3d series at ("e-iple's National Bank.Ta.t rate, $1 80; water tax, 40 cts., (special); total
rule, 2 per cent.
PhUofldphia—The to'al funded debt, Jamury I,
1878, was $55,782,141; coaranteod debt, $S,9!I9.400;
floailna debt, $11,898,810. Sink.ng funds, SI«.tB.3«7.
Total disbarsements of the city for 1377 were$1.1.785,155. classlfled aa follows; Judgments. Ac,$809,182; interest on city loan. $3.761.'<63; interest
oncitv warrants, $652,181; sinkin,- fund-, t80i.2t6:
warrants of previous years, $-(,877,205; amoant paid
on loan warrants. $b31.6&S: erection of p-aollc
buildings, $290,379; cash for the departments,
$462,461. <>n Oct. 1. 187?, the Comptr.iler'e booksshowed fanded debt $61.111.441 ; fl->a ing debt.
$S,885,607; cash on hand, $2, :!il.«13. The following
table exhibits the assessed valuation and tax rate in
the city since 1871
;
RealTear. KsUte.1872... ... $V8,415.*31873.... ... 518,*i4,.568
1874... ... U9,00il,tiO8
1878.... ... H5341.0M1S76.... ... 58^408,70B
1877.... ... S8S.S1S,5S8
1878.... ... lWil,9i.8.087
1879.... ... 526 839,91*
PersoiulBstste.
$3,608,8198,930.7009,839.«3^i
9.4a4.S781O.0OI.673
9,785,000
8,0693/1
Rat* Tax
»\ 90U 00St 80SI SOs» so81 30
There is no large amount of dtjr debt matnring in the
next four years. As»c»ae«l valuaUo'ia of re*l e -tate
for 1879 are: Fell dty props ty. $4-1 1.Via.SOS;
suburban property, $3I,99».U*5; farD< property,
$18,034,210. PopolaUon, ISTO, t7l,0*2, egalait
86S,Si9 in 186a (V. 87, p.«».)
xJi CITY SECURITIES. [Vol. XXVII.
Subscribers ivlU coafer a great favor by girlns Immedtate notice or any error discovered in tbese 'rabies.
DESCRIPTION.
For explanations see notes on first page of tables.
Philadelphia (Continued)—Bonds for war and bounty purposesdo municipal, scliool, sewer, &c
Guaranteed debt, gas loansFeoria, ///«.—School loanWater loan ($50,000 each year)Water loan
doBounty loan ($21,000 each year)Peoria & EoclJ Island Raili'oad
nUsburgh—Water exten. loan (coup, or reg.) . .
.
Funded debt and other municipal bondsCompromise railroad bonds (coup, and reg.) .
.
Bonds impr. Penn .av., &c. (local assessment)Portland, Me.—Loan to Atl. & St. Lawrence BE.Loan to Portland & Rochester Railroad
do do dodo Portland & Ogdensbui-g
Municipal—properBuilding loan bonds
Providence, iJ.J.—Bonds for public improvem'tsRecruiting and bounty bonds ,
Water loan bonds, gold, coupon and regdo do dodo do do
City Hall & sewer loan b'ds, sterling, cp. or regProv. & SprlnRfleld RR. bonds, guaranteed...Brook Street District notes
Eoehester, N. T.—To Genesee Valley BaUroad .
.
To Roch. & State L. and R. N. & P. Railroads.For various city improvementsWater works loan, coupon and registeredFunding loan
Sockland, 3fe.—City bondsRailroad loan ($20,000 payable yearly)
dodo
81. Joseph, Ifo.—Bonds to St. Jo. & Den City ER.Bonds to Missouri Valley RaUroadBondsfor various purposesBridge bonds
B. ioutg—Eenewal and floating debt bondsEeal estate, buildings and general purposes..Street improvement bondsWater work bonds (old)
Tower Grove Park bonds (gold)Sewer bondsHarbor and wharf bondsNew water work bonds (gold)
do do doEenewal and sewer bonds (gold) . .
.
Renewal purposes, gold or sterling.Renewal, &c., bonds, gold, $ and *,Renewal, &c., bonds, gold or sterling, coupon.Bridge approach bonds (gold)St. Louis County bonds assumed-Renewal bonds, couponBonds to railroads, couponInsane AsylumCounty JailGeneral purposes, goldRenewal, goldPark bonds, coupon, goldCount.v bonds
Si. Pou/, Jfin?!.—Revenue bondsPreferred bonds8 per cent bonds
Date ofBonds.
Size orpar
Value.
Amountoutstanding.
X^ake Superior & Mississippi Railroad,ad.St. Paul & Chicago Eailroac
Public Park (Como.)Local improvement
Salem, Jfa««.—City debtCity debtWater loan
do ..:
Ban ti-aiitiaco— Bonds of 1858, coupon (gold)
.
Judgment bonds, coupon (gold)Central Pacitic Eailroad, coupon (gold)Western Pacitic EaUroad, as doSchool bonds, do doJudgment bonds, do doSchool bondsSchool bondsPark improvement bondsHospital bonds
1862 to '65
I860 to '70
1868 to '741845 to '72
18631871 to '7368,'69,'701867 to "69
18721872
1852-75186718551863187218741876187518721877
1875
186918711872
1860 to '691869
1858 to '691871
1846 to '71
1840 to '681851 to '661856 to '58
18681855 to '69
1852 to '681867 to '70
18721871 to '73
1873187518741872
1867 to '71
1853 to '55
186718681872
1873 to '7618751875
VariousVarious,
1868187018731873
18771858
1863 to '6418641865
1866 to '671867
1870 to '721874
1872 to '751871 to '73
1,000500 &c.
500 &o.1,000
1000&c.lOOO&c.lOOO&e.lOOO&e.lOOO&c.£1001,0001,0001,000
lOOO&c.VariouslOOO&c.
100 &c.100 &c.100 &c.100 &c.
500500
100 &c.500
VariousVariousVariousVarious1,0001,000
Various1,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000500
1,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000
VariousVariousVarious500 &.C.
1,0001,0001,000100 &c.100 &c.1,0001,000
500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c,500 «&c.
$11,650,00015,509,7505,599,400
94,500100,000195,000155,00042,000
100,0004,413,4002,241,0002,179,4695,028,800787,000700,000450,000
1,350,0001,815,900405,000600,000300,000
2,000,0002,000,0001,500,0001,397,250500,000700,000168,000750,000961,686
3,182,000410,000193,950400,000150,000205,000431,500150,000299,400500,000
1,922,0001,223,000166,000336,000346,000885,000
1,143,0003,950,0001,250,000681,000
1,074,000707,000
2,072,000461,000
300,0001,180,000100,000500,000600,000550,000
2,300,000500,000504,81559,210
263,125200,000100,000100,000100,000112,000300,000500,000398,500542,000435,500377,000250,000197,000246,000385,000200,000475,000210,000
INTEEEST.
Bate.
6667107
,6g.&7g1077
6 &74 &5
766
5 &6665
5 & 6g.5g.
577
6&77
5'&6666
6& 77
10 & 610
666R.666g.6K.6r.6 g.
6ff.6g.6g-
7««.776g.6g.6g.
12**^786677
5cSc66656g.V g.
7g.7K.7g.7g.7 g.
6g.6g.6g-
WhenPay'ble
Where Payable and byWhom.
J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.VariousM. & N.J. & D.VariousM. & S.
J. & J.A. & O.VariousJ. & J.VariousM. &N.J. & J.
M.'&'s.ra'nthlyJ. & D,M. & S,
J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.
J. & J.M. & S.
J. & J.F. & A.VariousJ. & J.
Semi-anJ. & J.P & A.M. & 8.
VariousM. & N.VariousJ. & J.
VariousVariousVariousVariousF. & A,VariousVariousJ. & DA. & O.VariousM. & N.M. & N.J. & J,
J. & D.
J. & J.J. & JJ. & J.M. & 8.
J. & D.J. & J.A. & O,M. &N.M. & N.M. & N,VariousJ. & D.J. & D.
J.'&'j.
J. & J.
J. & J.A. & O.J. & J.J. & J.A. & OJ. & J.M. & N.A. & OA. & O.J. & D.J & JJ. & JM. & N.
Phila., Farm.& Mech. N.B'kdo dodo do
N. y., Amer. Eich.Nat.Bk.do dodo dodo doCity Treasury.New York.
Philadelphia,Pittsburg, Phila, & N. Y.New York, B'k of America.
Philadelphia.Boston, Blackstone N. B'k.
do dodo dodo do
Boston and Portland.do
Providence.do
Boston, Prov. and London.N. Y.. N. City Bank, & Prov
do doLondon, Morton, Eose & Co
Providence.Treasury.
N. Y'., Metropolitan N. Bk.New York and Rochester.
do doN. Y'., Union Trust Co.
do doCity Treasury.
Boston, First National Bk,do dodo do
N. Y., Nat. B'k Commerce.do do
St. Joseph and New York.N. Y., Nat. B'k Commerc*.N. Y., Nat. Bank Republic
do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
New York and St. LouisN. Y., Nat. B'k Commerce.
do doNew York or London
do dodo do
N. Y., Nat. B'k Commerce.
Principal—WhenDue.
N. Y., Nat.dododododododo
Bk. Commercedodododod»dodo
N. X., Kountze Brothers.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo doCity Treasury.
Boston, Merchants' Bank.do dodo doSan Francisco.
dododododododododo
\ 1878 to 1905
1883 to 19051878 to 1890
May 15, 1879 &'81June 1, 18881889-1891
Moh 1, 1882 & '83July 1, 18881893 to '98
1877 to 19121913
1883 to '85
Nov., 1886,'87,'88Jnly, 1887July 1, 1897Sept. 1, 19071877 to '95
June 1, 1877 & '87Sept., 1885Jan., 1893Jan., 1900Jan., 1900July 1, 1906July 1, 1895
1892Sept. 1, 1880-'841879 to 1903
18931878 to 1902Jan. 1, 1903
19051879 to 18971880 to 1899
18911892
1880 to '89
Nov., 18891878 to '89
18911879 to '911879 to 19061879 to '861880 to '83Aug., 18981878 to '89
1879 to '88
June, 1887, to '90
April 1, 18921891 to '94
Nov. 1, 1893May 1, 1895July 1, 1894Dec. 10, 1892
1879 to 18811879 to 1880July 1, 1887Sept. 1, 1888June. 18921893 to 1896April 1, 1905May 1, 18951878 to '901878 to '86
1889, '90, '96
1888 & '98
190019031893
1879 to 1889Jan. 1, 1891
Apl. 1, 1883-1898July 1, 1904Jan. 1, 1888Oct. 1, 1883July 1, 1894May!, 1895April 1,1881Oct. 1, 1887
June 1,1882 to '90July 1, 18941897 & 1904Nov. 1, 1891
Peoria, TZ?,—Total debt, $636,500; tai valuation,1876, $14,574,106.
PUlsburgh.—Cush valuation in 1876: Eealproperty, 1377,061,769; pereonal, only $2,5;0,404,according to Comptroller's report; "Occupation,"$15,873,030. Sinking funds, t473,'^7. Tax rate,
1877, 2X mills. Pounlation abont 140,000. Interestdefaulted April, 1877. (V. 24, p. S19, 691; V, 86, p.
159, 181, 363,471; V. 27, p. 68, 643.)
Porttand, ilfc—The sinking fund March 31. 18T8,
was $377,061. The city ie protected by mortgageson Atlan. & St. Lawrence, Portland & Roches-ter and Portland & Ogdeusburg Railroads. As-sessed value of real estate in 1877, was $19,067,200;personal, $11,825,645. Tax rate, $25 per $l,00:i.
Population in 1870, 31,413, against 26,341 in 1860.
(V. 24, p. 51S.)
T Prmidence, B.I.—TMe principal debt of Providencehan been created since 1872 for water works, sewer-age and new City Hall. 1'he floating debt at close of
fiscal year Sept. 30, 1878, was $'2,793,.300. includingabove Brook Street notes and $90.0C0 High Schoolnotes. The asseseed valuations of all property in 1878were: real estate, $86,341,100; personal. S:iO,6!)9,400.
Rate of tax, $14 50 per $1,000. The sinking fundfor bonds due In 188,5, $616,7.37; sinking funds of
1893, $191,060; '95, $120,803; 1900-6, $103,224. Popula-tion by U. 8. census, '70,68,901; by State census, '75,
100,800. The laws of Rhode Island now limit thedebts of towns to 3 per cent of their assessed valua-tion.
2tocA««ter.—The bonds of Genesee Val. RR. loan,$168,000, are provided fet br net receipts from a
lease of said road to Erie Railway Company afterpaying the interest out of said receipts. Real prop-erty assessed, $48,000,0:10; personal, $2,0S0,000.Rate of tax, 187T, $2 per $100.
Rockland, i/«.—Total city debt at date of last
report was *193,950, and $755,001) for railroads. Re-sources, $61,917.
St.. Joseph, Jfo.—Population in 1870 was 10,565,
against 8,9:32 in 1860. Assessed valuation of property,$11,000,000; rate of tax, -33 mills. (V. 23, p. 135, 175;
V. 25, p 408.)
St. £0!ii«.—Population by the U. S. census in 1870
was 310,864, against 160,773 in 1860. The city andcounty were merged by law in 1877 and city as-
sumed the county bonds. In the last fiscal yearthe resources were:
Balance April 11, 1877 $691,272Interest revenue l,7:il,670
Municipal revenue collections 8,611.61*9
Special collections 322,416Proceeds of aniicipation notes 745,000Proceeds of renewal bonds 351.000
$6,544,4!7
The expenditures were $5,900,941Unpaid warrants on hand April 11, 1878. . 40,944
$5,359,996
Balance in treasury April 10, 1873 $661,431
The Comptroller gives the following in his re-
port to April, 1878: The liabilities appear as follows:
The bonded debt at the close of fiscal year (April 9,
1878), was $15,996,000; the banded debt of the late
county, assumed by the city. $6,li.59.O0O. Otherliabilities—claim of St. Louis Gaslight Co. for gasfurnished, with interest, $685,000. The sinkingfund is as follows: Assets of this fund at com-mencement of the present fiscal year, $590,095.
The resources available this fiscal year will be about$110,000. Assessed valuation of property in 1878,
in old limits, $159,354,840; in new limits, $14,416,-
4O0; total taxable valuation in city, $173,771,210.
'Tax rate for city purposes in old limits, $1 75; in
new limits, $0 50. (V. 26, p, 20!; V. 26, p. 290, 359,
436 ; V. S7, p. 229.)
St. Paul, ifinre.—Population in 1870 was 20,030;
in 1875, by State census, 33,237. Assessed valuation
of taxable property, 1878, $23,061 COO, or about one-
half of the estimated actual value. Tax rate 11
mills per $1.
Saiem, Mass.~The sinking fund amounts to
$173,063, and the bonds are v.. lued at par; $1,146,-
000 of debt coupon; balance registered; total,
$1,452,676. Population, 1875, 25,9,53. Tax valuaUon,
1875, $26,312,272; 1377, $.35,810,600.
San i^Vanciso).-Population by the U. S. censrii
of 1870 was 149,482, against 56,802 in 1860. Real
estate for the fiscal year endmg June 30, 1873, is
assessed at $190,221,003; personal property at $70,-
0*1,340. About $54,000,000 of mnrtpages are newomitted from assessment. Sinking funds raised
annually amount to $263,500, Tax rate In 1S77-8 In
$1 SO per $100, for city &nd County purposes.
Dbcrmbbr 28, 1878.] OITY SEOURITIEo. lUi
Nabterlbsra will eonftr a cr«at tmror bf KlTlaK Imaaadlata aotlaa or aaf arrar «la««T«r*4 la tk««* TakU*.
DESCRIPTION.
Kor oxplHUAttona sco not ea on flrat page of table*.
natnofBonds.
San Pranritro—fCnntinuedi—HouKc i)f rorreitlon liondaCity Hull ciiiiHtniptlon
WidpnliiK l>tii">nl Ht. (Act Maroh 4, 1876)...Satanna/t, (/n.—t'onstniotlon of water works.Improvpinont of HavHiiiiah RiverSavanniili, Albany & (liilf KailroadPiindInK coupouH and other purpose*Bed«mptlou of bonds
do doBonds for tlty IniproveniBtita.
.,Vl'..llUHarbor. .Vc. tmiiroremonti*For lloatliiK Indubteduoss.
.
Somerville, Mass.—City det)t
City debtdodododo
Park A wat'r ($170,000 A.&O.; $155,000 J.&J.)Water loan
apringfleld, itass.—City notes.City bondsWater loan ($200,000 are 6 per cents)Railroad loanRailroad notes
Tnl(do, O.—(ipn'l fund and deficiency bonds, cp.Toledo & Woodville Railroad, couponVarious City purposes, coupon
do do dodo do do ,
Water worksShort bond», eharseable on special assessm'ts
Worcfsler. Mass.—City debt, coup, and refclst'd
City debt, rexlatoreddo do (.5 pieces, $100,000 each)do ($'2 tS.OOOre^., $552,000 coupon).do rep. ($U)0.0OO,l.&J., $100,000 A.&O.)
Sower loan (*(C2.000 are J.& D, balance J.&J.)Water loan ($315,900 reg., $84,000 coup.).
19741876 to '76
1876185318531853186018601870187018721873
'70,'71,'761870
1859-'651850-'741869 & '701873 i '741874-'77
81ie or' Amount_p»r outstanding.Value
$5004ec.500 dto.
"sbo500
500 Ac.100 Ac.1,000500
1,0001,000
500 &a.Large.Various.I*rge.VariousLarge.lOOO^c.I^krge.Large.Large.1,0001,0001,000Large.
Large.Largo.
500 Ac.500 &c.Various.500 Ac
$150,000750,000015.000198,00064,500
937,500368,800117,000349,500534,000500,000400.00065.000
461,000165,000115,000140,854200,000323,000320.000137,000217,000
1,300,000300,00045,000
544,500453,00042,355594,50090,000
1,000,000723,30049.000
170,000500,000800,000260,000228,200399,900
nrncBBBT.
Rata. WhenPay-ble
7g. J. A J.«g-7K- J. A J.7 F. A A.7 M. A N.7 J. A D.7 J. A J.
7 M. A N.7 J. A J.7 M. A N.7 J. A J.7 J. A J.
7 A. A O.6H A. A O.OH J. A J.6 Various5<* Various5 Variouseifl Varloiifl
5>a,6,e>s VariousS>9, 6 Various
6 Various6A 7 A. A O.
7 A. A O.6 Various8 A. A O.7-3 M. A N.6 F. A A.8 Various7 Various8 Various
7&8 Various546 J. A D.
7 A. A O.6 J. A J.6 A. A O.5 Various6 Various
5 A6 Various
Wbare Parable, and bywbom.
PrtDol]'Bt
Ban rranelMO.dodo
New York and Barannabdo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
Boaton, Kat. Heciirlty Bankdo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo doCity Treaaury.
Boston, F^rat National B'k.do dodo doCity Treasury.
N. Y., Imp. A Trad. N. Bk.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo doCity Treasnry.
dodo
C. Trcaa.A Host. Hcbts.' Bk.<3ity Treasury.
dodo
JOlrtrtSM
IBMFeb., 1«7$Not., IBMDeo., laiiFeb., ineNot., 1B79Jtioe, 1800Nov., 1900Jan. 1 1902July I, 1903
OoC I, 1878-'79April, 1879 to -84jQly 1, 1880to-84Oot.'81--4,Jiil7,'8SJulr,'84, A^.'OSApr, '98, July, -96
1881 toim1880 to 19061879 to 18841878-1890
Apl. l.'g4,tol90SApl. I. 1879-1893
1879 to 18811878 to '88May, 19001878 to '84187810*891878 to '86
June,'93ABep.,'941878 to '821879-1884
Apl. 1, 1879JikD. 1, 1881April 1, 1892
1887, '88 A 19051879 to 18811879 to 1906
Savama/i, ffa.—Default was made on Interest
Nov. 1, 1876, in consequence of yellow fever andnoo-collection of taxes. The compromiee now in
progress Is given in V. 86, p. SiS, by which new6 per cent b'nds are to be exchan;?ed for the face
of old bond^; and for interest up to Feb. 1, 1879, 58
per cent of the face value in similar bonds.Assessed value of real estate, $14,000,000; per-
sonalty, 8'(.200.000: tax rate, IX per cent. Popu-lation in 1870, «8,a:», against 2-J,«)4 in 1860. (V.St, p. 18, 6S«; V. 87. P. ISS, 173, 663.)
SwnervilU, iTow.—Total debt, $1,771,854; sinkingfund, $-15,131; tax valuation, 1876, $86,573,400. Ex-cept $140,1100 58 in $1,000 pieces, ali bonds arc in
J2,000 to »50,000 pieces.
3pHngHdd, IfOM.-Total debt. $1.946,611 ; cashassets, $.303,^89. The railroad debt falls dne $30,<iO0
each year. No registered bonds. Tax vaiaation,
1870, $25,514,060; 1876, $35,109,456; 1877, $30,697,776.Rate, 1-3J. Population in 1875, 31,053.
7V)2i!do—Total debt, Jan., 1978, was $.1,')T83<9. Ofthis the debt payable by special aasesameDts waa$783,300, and the certificates of indebtedness, <in,-800. Taxable vaiaation of property, 1877, $lt,S88,7)0;
uz rate, $3 19 per $100.
Worouter, Jfow.—Total debt, $S,4O7,10O-rec.,$1,663,800; coap,, $743,300. Caah assets, $150,180,iuclading 1^,358 sinking fund. Popolation,49,317 in 1875. Tax ralnation. 1870, $34,018,450;
1878, $41,969,748; tax rate, 1'54.
XIV RAlLiiOAD STOCKS Ai^D BONDS. [Voi-. XXVII.
Subscribers will confer a sreat favor bjr glvius Immediate notice of any error diseovered lii tUese Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
For explanation of column headings, &c., see noteson first page of tables.
Alabama Centra'.—(Selma & Merid.)—1st moriAla.d GI.South'n.—Meeei-riv's ccrtific.of Ala.ikCliatt1st mortgage, new, (for $1.750,000)
Albany t£ Snsque?ianna—Stock1st mortgageAlbany City loan (sinking fund, 1 per ct. yearly).2d mortgage3d mortgage, sinldug fundConsol. mort. (guar. D. cfeH.) coup., may bo reg...
AUeghani/ FaW*!/—StockGeneral mortgage (Kiv. Di v.)
Bonds to State Pa. (endorsed) 2d mort., East ext.1st mort., East'n Exten., guar. bv'Pa. RRFunding income bonds, with trafiic guarantee
Atchison t£ Nebraska— l.st mtirtgageAtchisoH, Topeka tf- lHanta Fe— 1st mort., goldLand giant mort., gold, (2,'2S9,186 acres unsold).Coueol. bonds, gold.Not«aLand income bonds. 5 to 10 yearsPottawattomie bonds (coutingent)Wicliita & Southwest, (leased) Ist M., gold, guar..Kans. City Top. & West, (leased,) 1st M.. gold. . .
.
Pueblo At Ark. Valley, (leased,) 1st M., goldPleasant Hill & De Soto (leased), 1st M., goldFlorence Eldorado it W. (leased), 1st mort., gold-New Mexico & So. Pacific, 1 st moitgage, gold
Atlantate Charlotte.—Vev; jivvt. mortMortgage bonds
Atlanta tt West Point—StocKAtlantic <t Great ire»ter/i—Stock (total $iO,000,000)Preferred stockOld 1 st mortgage bonds, Ohio Division1st general mortgage ($18,000,000)2d do do ($12.000,000)3d do do ($211,000,000)Leased lines rental gold bonds (CI. & M.)
do do (P. P., P. V. and S. & A.)Western Extension certificates (CI., Col., Cin. & I.)
do do do bondsAtlantieit (?!t//—Common stockGuaranteed stock ,
.
Consolidated Ist mortgageSav. Albany & Gulf RR. 'mortgage bondsSouthern Georgia & Florida, 1st moi-tgage
do do 2d mortgageAtlantic, Miss, a OAio—Stock, (com'n. pref. & guar.).l8t mort. consolidated, gold (for $1.5.000.000).2d mort. to the State (no interest till 1S80)Norfolk iSc Petersburg—1st mortgage
do do 1st dodo do 2d do
South Side—Ist pref. consol. M., guar. Petersb'rgdo 2d do do dodo 3d do do do
Vlr^nla& Tennessee—EnlargccViioi'tgasedo do 4th iiiiirtgagc3 '.
do do Registerecl certificatesdo do Interest funding bonds
AUfintic rf St. Lawrence—Stock, currencyStock, sterlingPortland city bonds, 1st mort., sinking fuud2d mortgage, sterling, 5-20 years3d do do do
Aumista <fi Sapannah—StockBaul Ear/lc Tulleiz—lut mort., s. f.($j,'0()0per yean
.
2d moi tijage ($5,000 per year)Bxllinwre t6 Oh w>—StockPreferred stockWashington branchLoan, 1850Loan, 1853do 1870 .sterling, £800,000, sink, fund
Baltimore loan. lSo5-'90, sink, fundDebeutuies, sterlingBterli ng mortgage, sinking fundSterling mortgage, sinking fundPurchase of ConneUsv. RR" (payable$10,000v'lyLoan., ster., (s. f. £7,500) lien on Chic, line bonds
Milesof
Road.
Dateof
Bonds
81
296201142142142142142262132110110262149470
2712651484431
2'65i2
2651a87
567567
i'eo460460
350
286
"5858
428428428818181
133133133214214
150150150150150535151
595
30
411421
263
Size, orPar
Value.
AmountOutstaudins
1871
1878
18631865188518691876
1866187018711874187818691870
1878
18721875
1877187718781877
187118711871187218731873
1867
18681869
18711871185718571868186618661866185418(>5Var'us1869
186818641871
18611864
18501853187018551874-51872187418751877
1,000100
1,0001,0001,000500 &c.1,000
501,000
1,000100 &c.100 &c.500 &c.500 &c.
500 &c.
1,0001,0001,000500
1,0001.0001^001,000100100100
500 '&.O.
500 &c.500 &c.1,0001,000500
ido100
500 &c
500 &c500 \-c.
1,0001,000
200 &c.200 A-c.
1.0001,000
Various100 &c.
100£1001,000£100£100100
100 &Q.1,000100100100
£200£100£200
£200
Rate perCent.
$1,600,000700,000335,000
3,500,0001,000,000933,000
2,000,000253,000
1,595,0002.166,5004,000,0003,200,00010,000,0006.220;4001,125,0007,041,0003,306,0003,389.000466.411480,000425,000412,000854,000
1,719,000120,000310,000
INTEREST OR DR'IDENDS.
8
"e'g-3I3
76777
"f'so5
7 or 6 e.
777g.7 g.
WhenPayable
500.0004,250,0001,232,200
24,795,2989,370,2502,410,30015,165,20011.989,68028,783,000
,
5,355,0003.568,0002,060,000 1
1,748.5003,693,200782,970
1,666,000300,000464,000200,000
6.021,9005,470,0004,000,000306,000157,000458,000684,000621,000452,50(.)990,000969,00084,190
226,90028,600
5,454.(iS0787,000
1,500,000713,000
1,022,900336.900100,000
14,216,8004,599,5781,650,000579,500
1,710.0003.146,9563,041.5792,074,0008.857,3529,346,.500880.000
8,000,000
7g.
?«•
74
77 g.
Z 8-7 g.
Is-
J. & J.
.7. "&. J.J. <k J.J. & J.M. & N.A. & O.M. & N.A. & O.
J. ife'j.
Jan'aryA. ,& O.A. & O.M. & S.
J. & J.A. A O.\. <k O.J. & J.
J. & J.M. & N.J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.A. & O.A. & O.
A.&'O.J. A- J.
J. & J.
A. & O.J. & J,
M. & S.
.M. & N.J. & J.J. & J.
N.Y.,FarmerR'L.&T. CoN. Y., B'k of Conmierce.N.Y.,Del. iiHud.Can.Co
do dodo dodo dodo do
When Payable, and byWhom.
i'OHrfs—Princi-pal. When Due,iS(ocfcs—LastDividend.
June, 1901
N. Y., Winslow, L. &Co.Harrisburg, Treasuiy.Philadelphia or London
Pittslmrgh.Boston, at Ottice.
Boston.dododododododododododo
New York, Office.
doAtlanta, Ga., at Treas'y.
J. & J.
New Y'ork and London,do dodo dodo dodo do
London, Co.'s Office,
do do
31a7777
7'g.
8'
7886668883
%'6 g.6 g.313674 s.
356666g.6g.§«•6 g.65
J. & J.
!m.&"n.M. & N.
A.'& O.
J.'&'j.
J. & J.
J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.J. &. J.J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.F. & A.M. & S.
M. & N.A. & O.M. & N.J. it D.J. & J.J. & .T.
M. it N.J. & J.A. & O.J. & JA. & OM. & SJ. & J.J. & J.
M. & S,
M. & N,J. & J.
J. & D.
N. Y., Perkins, L.& Postdo dodo do
N. Y., First Nat. Bank.
Bayannah.
Jan. 1, 1908Jan. 1, 1879JiUy, 1888 •
Nov., 1895Oct., 1885May, 1881
April 1, 1906
March 1, 1398$100,000 y'rly.April 1, 1910Oct. 1, 1894Mar. 1, 1908July, 1899
Oct. 1, 19001903
1879 & '82
J.an. 1, 18S3-'88Nov. 1, 1879July 1, 1902July 1, 1905
1905190719071908
April 1, 1897Jan. 1, 1907Aug. 1, 1878
Oct. 1, 1876Jan., 1902Sept., 1902Nov., 1903Jan., 1902Jan., 1903
July 1, 1878
N. Y., Perkins, L. & P.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
Lynchburg Office.
N. Y., Perkins, L. it P.Portland.
London. Gr. Trunk Rw.Portland.
London, Gr. Trunk Ew.do doSavannah.
Phila. , Farm. & M. Bankdo do
Baltimore Office.
Bait., Merchants' Bank.Baltimore OlHcc.
Bait., Merchants' Bank.Baltimore Office.
London.Baltimore Office.
London, Naylor & Co.London.
Loudon, Speyer Bros.Baltimore.
Lou., J. S. Morgan & Co,
July, 18971879
Nov. 1, 1888May 1, 1889
Oct. 1, 1901
Jan. 1, 1877Jan. 1, 1877July 1, 1893Jan. 1, '84-'90
J.an. 1, 'Si-'OOJan. 1, 'St.wgOJuly 1, 1834Mch. 1, 1900Jan. 1, 1875July 1, 1880Aug., 1878
Mch. 15, 1878May 2, 1886Oct. 1, 1884Oct. 1. 1891Dec, 1878July 1, 1881July 1, 1884N(v\-.25, 1878July 1. 1878Oct. 16. 1878
1880188518951890
Jan. 1,'80&81Mch. 1. 1902
19101879-1900
June 1, 1927
Alabama Centrd.—In default since January, 18?2.
Negotiations pending for a new adjustment, and aconnection with Meridian completid Nov., 1B78.
(V. 87, p. 40, 5.6.)
Alabama Jb Or at SoK/A«r/(.—Alabama & Chatta-nooga reorgmiz ;d. Abojt 4 4)0,000 of the receiv-er's ccrtiflcates are disputed. (V. 85, p. 40, J88;
V. 26, p. ir, 89, !: », i61 ; V. '27, p. 67, 85, lil.)
Albany <& Susqmh:inna.—This road was leased for150 years from i^ru to Delaware & Hudson CanalCo., at 7 per cent per annum, on stock and bonds.Important change in termy made in 1876. Consol.mortgage is for .f 10,030,0 0. of which |S,450,000 is
to retire old bonds, and balance for a p.irt of oldstock and to lessee for improvements, which up toApril, 1876, were 81,978,672. (V. 2«, p. .39!). 495; V.23, p. 101, 427; V. 35, p. 61i ; V. 27, p. 602.)
Alleghany Valley.—This road was embarra-^sed in
1874, and comproraised with creditors. Net earn-ings in 1877, 81,1*4,971. of income bonds, |'2,351.-
400 are held by individuals, and pay intetest in cashwhen earned; *3,S,*9,00;) held by railroads drawinterest in bonds. Abstract of operations in 1876and 1877 in annual reports, V. 24, p. i\i3, and V.S6, p. 493. (V. 27, p. 350.)
Atchison tft Nebraska.—Plan of re-organizaiiongiven in V. 25, p. 510, hy which $l.ia"i,000 bondsand 83.337,000 st :ck were given for old bonds an-i
overdue coupons. Dividend of 1 ptr cent paidDecember, 1878. (V. 22, p. 39!>; V. ii. p. 44i;V. S5, p. 510.)
Atchison, Topeka cfc Santa .?"«.-Capital stock,$8,615,000. Net earnings, 1877, $1,219,601; seeannnal report, V. '26. p. 468. Tiie extension of leasedlines and new roads building in 1,>78 are ri-f, rredto In V. -27. p. 15. The K C. T. & W. is leadedat 30 per cent of gross earnuig-*, rising to 31per cent in 1880 and thereafter. Denver & RioOrande leased (see V. if?, p. 431). (V. 25, p. 380; V.
26, p. .367, 468, 4S9. 552, 574; V. 27, p. 16, 40, 327,
2i0, 30.3, .i'3, 407, 4:34, 513.)
Atlanta it CtarMle.—The Atlanta & RichmondAir-Line was sold in foreclosure December, 1876.
(V. 23, p. 878, 575; V. 24, p. 180, 203, 369.)
Atlanta (t West Poift*.—Gross earnings, in 1877-3
J.3'21,110. in 1876-7, Sill,15S; net earnings in IS'n-S,
il45,485, in IH-.i-l. 4in6,94'J. There are $83,000bonds outstantUng. {V. So, p. 137; V. 27, p.121.)
Atlantic <6 Oreat Western.—Ttas road was leasedto the Erie for 99 years from May 1, 1874, butthe lease was contcste.l. Shortly after (in
July, 1874) default was made on its bonds. Pro-ceedings looking to re-organization are in progress,and a considerable amount of securities has beendeposited hy holders with the London Committee.There has been liiigation as to postponing the pay-ment of (he old Ohio Division bonds. In Jan.,1873, £4 per bond was paid ou the coupons of .Ian.,
1876, of the leased line rental bonds of 1872. Grossearnings in 1877-?, $3,844.'.'00; net income overrentals, Ac. gl!0,815. (V. 16, p. 66, 95, 214, 444;V. 27, p. 661.)
Atlantic db Oulf.—The Company also has $334,000of old sectional mort. b'ds outstanding; $500,000 10percent coupon notes; $4.5,00:) . I unction Branch RR.bonds, and $5i,500 Bainbrid^e lixt. bonds. Inter-est on sectional mortgages^ prior liens to theconsolidated, is paid by receivers, and on consoli-dated bonds 6 mos. in arrears. In New York. July,'77, $1,000,0002(1 mortgage bonds, held as collateral,
were sold at auction at 5X(a6,'<. (V. 2J, p. 469;V 84, p. 39, 181, 303, 368; V. 25, p. 57, 407; V. 27,
p. 538.)
Atlantic, Mississippi tSt Ohio.—Gross earningsyear ending June 30, 1878, 81,781,710; expenses,$1,351,575; net earnings, $430,1:33. The division.dbonds matnred and maturing up to July, 1880,
have been extended for ten years by order of the
Court, and new sheets of coupons are issued to the
holders. Interest ou the divisional bonds is
paid two or three months afttr it falls due,
A final d'cree of sale under the consolidatedmortgage is expected in January, 1819. A schemeof re-organization approved by the consolidatedmortgage bondholders (mostly in London) will
probably be carried out. (V. 25, p. 2 B 1 , 5:32 : V. 26,
p. 141, •.i42, 444, 522; V. 87, p. 40, 67, 251, 279. 434,
481.)
Atlantic <e St. ZaiiTCTice.—Leased for 99:) .vears,
from July, 1853, to Grand Trunk Railway of
Canada. Annual rent, 6 per cent on bonds andstock. Voted to issue ttock to pay bond- due 187S.
(V. 27, p. 147.)
Au^mta (fc Srti'anreoA.—Leased to Central of Geor-
gia for $7:3,000 per annum ; has surplus fund of
about $50,000.
Bald Eagle TcKfey.—Leased to Pennsylvania Rail
roarl at 40 per cent of gross receipts. In 1877 gross
earnings were #1:36,962, The Pennsylvania Railroad
holds all the 2d mortgage bonds. Holders of Ist
mortgage are * sked to exchange them for new 30year bonds. (V. 27, p. 486.)
Baltimore tft OAio.—The amount of stock as aboveincludes scrip dividend of Nov. ,'78. Annnat report
for 1877-8 in V. 27, p. 535. The gross earnings of
the ".Main Stem." Ac, and financial conditioh of. vpAfs were as follows :
Stock andDebt.
B. & O. Co. for five years were as follows :
GrossEarnings.
1877-8 $8,5«3.9,i6
1876-7 8,'26'2,(M5
1875-(i 9,632,8611874-5 10,.'il4,178
1873-4 11,693,955
NetEarnings.$4.0:39,611
3,651.8934,215,5544.332,'J0«
6,018,000
47,311,00047,17,3,000
45,876,000
The gross earnings of the main and all leased lines
in 1877-78 were $13,765,279, and net earnings,
$5,995,978. lncluding;earnings of Pittsbursh Division.
Div. of 'M per cent on Wash. Branch stock in June,
1878. (V 25. p. 1^2. 107. S09. 532; V. 26, p, '».
367, 598; V. 27, p. 67, 535, 6B1.)
DacEMBKii 28, 1878.] RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS.
Sobscrlbera will coaler a craat niTor hj Klrlns lma>e4Ut« aotto* of mmr arrcr «lMovar*4 la thM* TablM.DESCRIPTION.
For ezplauutlon uf ooliuuu beadlugg, tkc, see iiutoaon ftrst i>ag» of talilex.
Sallimorf it Ohio—( Continual)—Northwestern Vlrcrliiln. 3<1 uiortKngo. 1865-85 ...
BonilH to Stato uf .MiirylnnilB(i'/<mo;r i^yB/owfif— l»t M (tunnel) (cold.s. f. Ip.c.1st niiirt.. (Tohl, tax fri-e, poup., «. f. 1 percent2il Miiii'ii.'a),'t'. iiicdiue, ninln line unci tunnel, reg..
BfUcnl/r >f- Siiiith. Ill,— Iflt M..Klnk'^fun(l, guarSelriilfie /'c/.— l-.t niort. <l«c 1877, extended, guar.2d more tap' tiniirtB of lK.~>4(gu<ir. byO. &A.)3d niortca^-e iMiiids of 18157 ( do do )
Coiisol. iriortk'axuof 1870Strkshirt- SioikBoKtmi tC Albitnij—Stock .^Dollar li lau . .
.'
T.oan of 1875, coupon or registeredSoston, lian'e <c tiavdncr.— iHt mortgageBo»l.,Vliii.,t FitcUb.it- .V./(.—Stock ($1,750,000 pref.)
l«t mill iwige, Agricultural BruacliMorl^nire bonds 1809-70BolideEi|Ul|>nK' n t notesN. Bedford Railroad honds ($400,000 are 78)
Boston, Concord it .lfoii(rrrt(—Preferred stockCom. stook (for old dlvldeud»& ncwstook)BlnkhiK funil liouds ($051,000)Consolidated luortgnge bonds (for $2,000,000)
Boston it //OireW—StockMystic wbarf purchase bondsBondsBondsNew bonds
Boston <t Jfrtdie—StockBonds, coupon and registered
Boston <t Xcw York Air-Line—let mortgageBoston <t I'rorittcncc—StocicBonds to purchase liranclies, coupon or registeredTi'u year notes for .-?SOl).000
Biyr.,Bc(if/.<i; .Ci/ta.—Gou. M.,(incl. 10,000 ao. I'd). .
.
Bnttalo. Xcw York <t £rte—StockNew mortjrajio
Bu^iilo, X. 1. <* /'AiVrtrfW/iAin—Istmort., gold2dmortv'age (for $1,00<).000) ,
Burlington . 0. llupids d- Xorlhern—1st mortgage . .
.
Burl.dMo.tcie.—lst M.on r'd& 400.000 nc's I'd 1 Cp.Income li'ds, conv. C. B. & Q. st'k (4th ser.) I mayIst mortgage, conv. do. on br'oh (5th ser.) ( beConvertil)lo bonds. C. B. <& Q. st'k (6th ser.) J reg.
Burlington <£ Missouri in .Ve6)YisA-a—Stockl9t mortgage, couvertllde, laud grant ) n^,,„Bonds, convertible till .fan.. 1832 I „,„5Coiusol.mort.for $14,000,000, s. f. $30,000 ( ,Jr"iOmaha i: 9. W., Ist mortgage, guar J
""'^s-
Kepublie.in Valley RR., Ist mort., exchangeable .
Burl. <i ,Soulhwesl.—lat mort., cp., maybe regCairo d St. Louis—1st mortgageCairo db Yincennes—liit mortgage, goldCalifornia Paciric—Ist mortgage, gold2d mortgage, eiulor.sed by Central Pacific3d mort., guar, liy C. P. ($1,000,000 are 3 p. c.)
Camden rf- 4(/oH/ic—Stock (.$838,150 of it pref.)...Ist mortgage (extended 20 years in 1873)2d mortgage _
Camden i£ Burlington Co.—Ist mortgageCanada .Southern—StockNew mort.. interest guar., (for $14,000,000)
Carolina Central—1st mortgage, gold, coupon. ...
Income bonds, couponOataurissa—Common stockNew preferred stockOld preferred stocklet mortgage bondsChattel uiortgage bondsNew mortgage
Oaytiffd (f- Hu.iquchanna—StockCedar Rayiids <t J/i»soi(ri—Common stockPreferred stock, 7 percent1st mortgage
dodo
Htleaof
Road.
0808506467
"8421
321
38>g1512943
166
16082
204
5266
26142140121121367281
"ib
191
ib'i4971
1811441561391391396760603110029124224292
10065
100
274
7058
146
Dateof
Bonds
18S518781871187118751860187718S418871876
1871-21875
185469-'701870
61-"'74
18581873
187218751876
1873-41875
1873
18761871187318761863186918691870
18091873187818721878187018711871186918711875
18.5318551867
187818731874
1872
186118631866
Hlio orpar
^'alue.
1,0001,0001.0001,0001,000500fiOO
1,000100100
1,0001.000100 &0.
I'.obo1,000
1,000500 Ac.
100100
100 &c,100^.
500
100500 &c,1,000100
1,000100
1,000500 &c.
100 &c.50 &e.
500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.
100500 &c.500 &c.600 &c.1,000
I'OOO
i',6oo1,0001,00050050
1.0001,000500 &c,
1,0001,0001,000
50
"501,0001,0001,000100100100
500 &c,.500 &c.500 *e
AmountOutstanding
$140,000366,370
1,500,0003.000,0001,133,0001,100,0001,000,000409,500745,000
1,200,000600,000
20,129,2825,000,0002,000,000400,000
3,017,700400,000799,0005'28,000870,000571,500800,000
1,000,000202,000
1,478,0003,250,000200,000999,500500,000425,000
6,921,2743,.500,000500,000
4,000,000500,000500,000580,000950,000
2,380,0002,582,000905,500
6,500,0004,638,250289,500279,000370,500
8,583,7501,414,000600,000
5,055,0001,034.000853,000
1,800,0002,.500,0003,500,0002,250,0001,600,0003,000.0001,215.550490,000497,000350.000
15,000,00010,862,6863,000,0003,000,0001,159,5001,000,0002,200,000230,500209,850
1,300,000589,110
6,850,400709,600700,000582,000
2,332,000
tNTERBST OR DIVIDEVm.st« p«r Wb«D Where Piurableaiul brCent. Pay'ble Wbom.
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7
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<l.-J.M. A N.F. A AJ. A J.A. A OH. A N.J. A JJ. A J.J. A D.A. A O.J. A J.M. A N.
J. A J,
A. A OJ. A J.
A. A O.A. A OH. A S.
J. A JM. A NJ. A JF. A AH. A NJ. A J
J. A JJ. A DJ. A DJ. A JJ. A JJ. AD.A. A O.A. A O.J. A J.
J. A J.
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J. A JJ. A JJ. A D,J. A JM. A NA. A OA. A OJ. A JJ. A J.
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M.ANM. A N.F. A A.F. A A.F. A A.J. A J.Q.-F.F. A A.F. A A.F. A A.M. A N.
Bait., Mech's Nat. BankBaltimore.
Baltimore or Londoodo doBaltimore.
N.Y., Russell Sage.Fblladelpbla.
dodo
Treasurer, 'rrenton,N.J.Boston, Kldaer, P. A Co
Boston Oftlce.dodo
Worcester, City Nat. Bk.Boston Onice.
Boston, Boston N. Bankdo dodo dodo do
Boston, Buffolk N. BankBoston Office.
Boston Office,da do
Boston, at Office,do dodo dodo dodo do
Boston, at Office.do doNew York.
Boston, at Office,do do
New York, Eric RR.N. Y., Erie Railway.
do doN. Y'., Farm. L. A T. Co.
do doNew Y'ork.
Boston and New York.do dodo dodo doBoston, Office.
dododododo
Boston, Co's Office.
New Y^ork and IxindonN. Y., NafI Park Bank
do doNew Y'ork.
Camden. Co.'s Office.PMla., Farm. A M. B'k.
do doPhila. and Mt. HoUy.
N. Y.. Union Trust Co.N. Y. Office, 4 Broad st.
do do
PhUadelpUa.dodo
PbUadelphia.do
New York. 44 South st.
Boston, Treasurer.do do
N. Y., NafI Park Bank.do dodo do
iondt-PMR-pal, Wbea Do*.
VtwUtmd.
1889July 1, 1888July 1, 1911April 1, 1011Jan. 1, 191SOct. 1. 18M
100218851887
Jan. 1, leiflJan. 1, 1879Nov. IS, 1878Feb. 1, 1803July 1, 1895AprU 1, 1893
July 1, 18841889 A '90
June 1, 189681,'«2, '83, "BSJuly. 1881A94Nov. 18, 1878
18891893
Jan. 1, 1879Oct. 1, 1879April 1. 1892Mar.h 1,1895July 1, 1896Nov. 15, 1878Jan., 1893 A 94Ang. 1, 1895Nov. 1, 1878July 1, 1893
1897Jan. 1, 1896Dec. 1, 1878Jime 1, 1016July 1, 1896July 1, 1893Sept. 1, 1906Oct. 1, 1898April 1, 1879July 1, 1894July 1, 1889Dec. 10, 1878July 1, 1894Jan. 1. 1883July 1, 1918June i, 1896July 1, 1018May 1, 1895Oct. 2, 1901
Oct., 1909Jan. 1, 1889
1891July, 1005
Jan. 15, 1877Jan., 1893Oct., 1879
1897
Jan 1, 1908July 1. 1923April 1, 1914
Nov. 15, 1878Nor. 15, 1878Feb. 1, 18821888 to '89
Feb. 1, 1000July 2, 1878Nov. 1. 1878Aug. 1. 1878Aug. 1, 1891Aug. 1, 1894May, 1916
Baltimore dt Polonuic.~Thi» is the line of thePenn. Railroad from Baltimore to Washing'on. Thebonds are gnaranteed bv Penn. RU. and NorthernCent, Net earnings, ISfr. $ni,7>8 (V. 22, p. 588;V. a*, p. 5H3; V. 26, p. 598.)BeUeviUi & Southern Illinois.—Leased and operated
by St. L. Alt. A T. H. Co. on a percentage of gross••mlngs. (V. a, p. 897; V. 86, p. 417.)B4Mdere Delaware.—Stock is $995,150. Leased to
ifTnited Co.'s of N. J., and lease assigned to Penn. RR.ITet earnings go to lessor. In 1877 net eamingsof B.D. wore $12.1,566. Floating debt, $171,702.
S«rfoiAir<.—Leased to Housatonic, at 7 per centper year on stock, but IX per cent Is usually appliedfor taxes*. Ac.Boston ,t Albani/.—As this is the principal West-
ern tronk line from New En::lan(l, its yearly reportsshow the course of business on that class of rail-
roads. In past five years the following has beenUs exhibit
1877-8 ..
1878-7...1875-«...1974-5...18734
GrossEarnings.
. $6,(»3,5.33
. 6,77i),610
. 7,074,758
. 7,694,1398,963.128
NetEarnings.82,2.9,5.362,I0«,8442.391, ;64
2,462,1472,411,916
Total Stockand Debt.s28,870.50987,129,28226,478,2822S,4'>2,100
(V. 23, p. 471; V. W, p. 204; V.25, p. 430; Vp. 166; V. 27, p. 460.)Boston Rarre <t Oard»«r.—Income in 1878-77
showed a deficit of $44,420 under interest charge.
Best, auuon Filchb. db .V. Bsdrd. —This was a con-solidation in May, 18;6. of the B. C.A P. and the N.Bedf. roads. M .y 1. 1878, there were 8719,792 notesoutstanding. (V. 23, p. Bill ;
\'. U. p. 134, 818; V.
Boston. Concord it Montreal.—Orooe earnings forthe year ending with March, 1878, were $654,272;net earnings, $201,100. There are also $76,000 oldbonds due m 1865, and 8380,000 doe In 1875. (V. 24,p. SIB; V. 26, p. 646.)Boston * Lowell.—yet Income, 1877-78, 8*63,064
There are 8407,000 notes outstanding.- "
V. 26, p. 39; V. 27, p. 121,.. (V. 23,
sno; V. 25, p. 16;"' "' "
53T.)Boston <t Maine.—yet Income, 1877-8, 8737.891,
against $660,964 in 1876-7. (V. 28, p. 531; V. 27,
p. 537, o65.)Boston dt K. T. Air Llne.—Vo\mer\y N. Haven
Middletown A Wil. Road cost about $6,000,000.
represented now by $3,000,000 preferred stock and81,000,000 common. Gross earnings 1877-8, $265,925;net. $77,482. (V.22,p.967; VJM,p.58»; V.26,p.698.)
Boston Jt P/widence.—The bonds and notes havebeen issued for purchase of branch roads. (V. 25,
p. 631; V. 27, p. 565.)
Buffalo, Bradford dt Pl«»6«ryA—Under perpetuallease to Eile at $40,600 per year.
Bufalo, Xew York dk JEV*!.—Leased to Erie in18«.<!,' tor 490 years, at 7 per cent on stock and interest
and sinking fund on bonds. (V. 28, p. 646; V. 24, p.
346; V. 85, p. 16.)
Biffak), yew Tork A P/Uladelphia.—Thlf is theconnecting line of the Philadelphia A Erie withBuffalo. New b jnds are offered to replace the 10
per cents. (V. 26, p. 574; V. 27, p. 538.)
Burlington Cedar Rapids db yort/isrn.—Tha stockis for $in,0O),ca), (.f which ;.\500,000 has beenissued. This comjMny guarantees $180,000 Minne-apolis A St. L. Rli. bonds. Net eamln][S 1S77-S,
$560,311; extraordinary expenses, $617,746. (V. 24,
p. 518; V. 25, p. 260, 510; V. 27, p. 301.)
Burtinglon it Missouri Hirer.—An agreement ofconsolidation and a perpetual lease to Cnicago, Bur.
A Qnlncy, was made in Oct., 1S72. In August, 1875,
stock of Chic. Burl. A Q. wai issued in place ofstock of this C.I. and for convertible bonds. Annus!report V. SO, p. 335. (V. 20, p. 139; V. 22, p. 87.)
Burlington dt Xissourl In Nebraska.—Bis a ralo-
able land grant. Consol. 6 per cent bonds are
Issued for Ss matnring In 1894. Omaha A 8. W. Is
leased. Republican Vailey road is leased, and Its
bonds are changeable for B. A M. consoHdatadbonds on any coupon day after Jnly 1, 1879. (V.28, p. 192, 494, :43, 5S8; V. ih, p. 15, 67, 171.)
Surnagto.1 dk SoutkaetUm Defaulted Nov., 18TS.
Foreclosure in progress. (V. Jl, p. 159, 441.)
Cairo A St. loub.—Defaulted in 187S by failueto receive town and connty bonds. Receiver ap-pointed December, 1877, Deficit In eamin.;fl 1875-7,
$30,115. (V. 22, p. 352; V. 25, p. 511, 569.)
Cairo dk FInc«nn<4.—Defanlted In 1874. In handsof receiver. Deficit in earnings 1876-7, $11,747.
(V. 22, p. 448.)
California PaMe. - Gross eam'gs, '76-7, $l.sn,6ti;net, $441,0!$. Extension bonds of $3,600,000 sad la-comes of $1,000,000 ware In default, and the newbonds of isns, gnaranteed by Cent. Pacific, weratssned in place thereof. (V. ti, p. 62; V. 24. p. $74,
486,1:05.)
Omdm dk XUanft£.—Gross earnings, 1877, $477,-483; net, $177,041. Interest, Ac., $M,879. Divi-
dend, 8 per cent.
Camden A BurUnglon Cb.—Lessed to UnlMtComnanles. at 8 per cent on $%3.000 stock.
Cvutda SoulA«rn.—The bond* have Interest gur-anteed for 20 years bv N. Y. Central A n. R. Co..U3 per cent for 8 years and 5 per cent for >7 yean,but no gnarantca of prlncipil. (V. 38, p. !8i, SM, '
574; V. 27. p. 94, 588.)
OaroUnt CMUraf.—Receiver appointed Beoember,1878. Passed Interest January, 1376. (V. tS. p. tKL)
Catawista.—liftti to Phlla. A Reed., Oct., 18R,New preferred stock dividend to be 7 per ceatIn l8»-8 and afterwa d. (V. K, p. 881.)
Cayuga dk Sutquehaiuia.—'lietiftA la pecpetnlty to
Del. Lack, ft West. Dividends, > per year.
Cedar Rapids Jk JfiMoerl—Leased to Cblcaao ANorthwestern at $700 of first $1,800 gross earnlaiis
per mile; one-third of tbe next $8,000 per mile, aodone-fifth of all above that. (V. li^', p. 16*.)
XVI RAILROAD STOCKS AND BOxNDS. [Vol. XXVII.
Snbscrlbers wrill confer a great favor by giving imiuedlate notice of any error discovered In these Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
For explanation of column lieadings, &c., see noteson first page of tables.
Milesof
Road.
Cedar Falls di JfiJin.—Bonds on 1st (liv., sink, fundBonds on 2d division, sinking fund
Central B. R. <t Bank, Ga.—Stock. . . ;
General mort. "tripartite" bds ($5,000,000) coupMacon & Western bonds
Central of Jown—Ist mortgage gold, coupon2d mortgage, gold, $4,000 per mile
Central of New Jersey—^toeia.Mortgage bondsBonds (convertible Nov., 1875 to 1877)Consolidated mortgage (for $25,000,000)Newark & New York, Ist mortgageliCliigb & Wilkesbarre Coal Co., let mort. guar..
.
do do Consol m., coup. mar.Am. Dock & Imp. Co. bonds, guar. Cent.of N. JA<\ju8tment mortgage
Central OAio—Common stockPreferred stock1st mortgage bonds
Central Pacific—StockIst mort., gold, (2 sinking fimds, $50,000 each) .
.
CaJifornia State .aid, gold (s. fund, $50,000)Bonds, formerly conv. into U. 8. bds (8.f.,$35,000)Ist m.S. Joaq'n Val.Br.,gld (s.f.$50,000,begins '80)
TJ. 8. Loan, (2d lien on certain terms)Western Pacific, Ist mort., gold, (s. f. $25,000)..
do Government lien
Cal. & Oregon, Ist M., gold, gu.ar., (s. f. $100,000)C. P. , mortg. on C. & O. Br. (s. f . $100,000)Ban Fran. O. & A., 1st M. (s. f. $100,000 beginsJ'SO)Land grant mortgage bonds
Charlotte Columbia <£• Augusta—Ist mort. oonsol. ..
2d MortgageChartiers—1 st mortgageCherry Valley Shar. tC ^;.—1st mort.. convertChesapeake <£• OAio—Ist mortgage, gold, "A"let mortgage, gold, " B"2d mortgage1st mortgage, (Va. Cent. R. R.,) guaranteed by Va.3d mortgage, do. do. couponIncome mortgage, (Virginia Central R. R.,) coup.Funded interest, coupon bonds
07iesfttr«—Stock, preferredBonds, not mortgage
Chester Valley—1st mortgageChicaaotg jlHon—Common stockPi'cferred st'ck (7 p. o. y'rly not cumulative)General mortgage, sterling, for £900,0001st mortgageIncome bondsJoliet & Cliicago, 7 per cent, stock
do do Ist mortgage, sinking fundSt. Louis Jack. & Cli., 1st mortgage
do do Istmort. guar, by C. & A...do do 2d mort. guar, by C. & Ado do 2d mortgjvge
Louisiana & Missouri, 1st mortgagedo do new mortgage for $300,000do do guar, pref . stock
Cliicago & 111. Riv., lat mort. ($474,000 guar.)Bonds for K.C.St.L.& C. line, s.f. $00,000 after'79
Chicago, Burlington (£ Qninctf—Stock1st mortgage, sinking fund, (trust)Consolidated mortgage coupon, (for $30,000,000)Northern Cross R. R. 2d. mortgage, goldTrust mortgage (Burlington to Peoria) ,
Plain bonds (coupon or registered)Bonds of 1875, (sinking fund $13,860 per year)..Carthage & Burlington, 1st mort.. 1 f
Dixon Peoria & Hanuib.al, 1st m.. . Coupon,|
Ottawa, Oswego & Fox Riv., Ist m > bnt m.iy be <
Illinois Grand Trunk, Ist mort registered. '
Qnincy & Warsaw, 1st mortgage . . J I
Keokuk & St. P., 1st M. (Coup., but may be reg.)
B'ds for St. L. R. I. & C. (sink, fund $50,000) coup.Qnincy Alton & St. Louis, 1st mortgage, coupon.
.
Chicago <£ Canada Southern—lat mort., goldChicago, Cincinnati (£• Louisville—Ist mortChicago Clinton Dubuque & Minn.—Stock
Dateof
Bonds
1461
708620
20220235974
"977
137137137121374250
13814674215812315215220
1951952321
434434
88
6776493222202203838
1503737
1.50101
28162162046682510096
32407044404327048671273223
18641866
1872187018691871
180918721874186718741875
1878
1865-E186418621870
1869
18681872187018701869187218711869
187318631862
185718641864186818681870
18751878
18581873
187218751869186018701870187018691876187618721867
Size, orpar
Value.
AmountOutstanding
$500&c.500 &c.
1001,000
500 &c.1,000100
1,0001,0001,000500 &c.£2001,0001,000100 &c.
5050
1,000100
1,0001,000
1,000
i',6b'o
1.0001,0001,0001,000
I'.obo1,000
500 &c100 &c1,0001,000
100500 &c.
"ido100
1,0001,000
500 &c.100
1,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000
1,000100
1,0001,000
1,0001,000500 &c.500 &c.1,000
500 itc,
1,000500 &c.1,0001,0001,000
500 &c
Rate perCent. Payable
$198,0001,334,0007,500,0003,500,000117,000
3,700,000925,000
20,600,0005,000,0004.400,000
15.000,000600,000
1,080,00011,500,0003,000,0005,550,0002,437,950411,550
2,500,00054,275,50025,883,0001,500,0001,483,0006,080,000
25,885,0002,616,0001,970,0006,000,0002,000,000500.000
7,764,0001,810,500500.000500,000300,000
2,000,00015,000,00010,000,000
100,000902,000300,000160,500
2,153,300836,400500,000
10,065,3002,425,4004,379,8502,383,0001,087,0001,500,000306.000
2,365,000564,000188,000360,000
1,854,000(!)
1,000,0003,000,000
27,644,9162,715,000
11,521,000841,000601,000
1,032,475423,000266,000546,500
1,079,000890,500720,000317,000
2,467,000840,000
2,571,3501,000,0006,156,000
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
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77236
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71%877777
76g.487
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7
When Where payable, and byWhom.
A. & O.J. & J.J. & D.J. & J.,A. & O.J. & J.A. & O.Q.-J.P. & A.M. & N.Q.-J.
J. & J.M. & N.Q.-M.J. & J.M. & N.J. & J.J. & J.M. & S.
A. & O.J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.
X, & O.J. & J.J. & J.
J.'&"j.
J. & J.J. & J.A. & O.J. & J.J. & J.
A. & O.J. &D.
55
N.Y.,J. S. Kennedy & Codo doSavannah, Ga.
New York & Savannah.Macon, Qa.
New York, Office.do do
New York, at office.
do dodo dodo dodo doLondon.
N.Y.—Cent.RE.of N.J.do dodo do
Bait., at B. & O. office.
do doBait., West. Natl. BankN. Y. & San Francisco.N. Y., Fisk & Hiitch.Sacram'o State Treas.N. Y., E. KeUv & Co.N. Y., Fisk & Hatch.
U. S. Tre.isui'y.N. Y„ Piek & Hatch.
U. 8. Treasury.N. Y., Fisk & Hatch.New York & London.N. Y.,Fisk&H.atch.
do doN.Y.,M.K.Jesup,P.& Co.
do doPhiladelphia, Penu R.R.N. Y., Metropolitan Bk.
J. & J.J. & JJ. & J.J. & JJ. & JJ. & J.M. & N.M. & S,
M. & S.
J. & J.J. & JA. & O.Q.-J.
J. & J& O& O.& J.& Jii A
M. & S.
M. & NM. & 8.
J. & J.J. & JJ. & JA. & O.J. & J,
J. & DM. & N.J. & JJ. & JA. & O.J. & J.A. & O,A. & O.F. & A.A. & O.J. & J
.Bojw/*—Prmoi-pal, When Due.Sfocfcs—LastDividend.
April 30, 1884Jan. 2, 1907Dec. 19, 1878Jan. 1, 1893Oct., 1880
July 15, 1899April 15, 1901AprU 10. 1870
1890Nov., 1902
July 1, 18991887
Feb. 1, 1899June 1, 1900
N. Y., Am. Esch. Bk.do dodo dodo do
Boston.do
Philadelphia.N.Y.,M.K.Je8up,P.& Co
do doLond'n.J.S.Morgan&Co,N.Y.,M.K.Je8up,P.& Co.
do doN. Y. U. 8. Trust Co.
N.Y.,M.K.Je8up,P.& Co.do dodo dodo dodo dodo do
N.Y.,M.K.Je8Up,P.&Co,do do
N. Y., Bk. of Commerce.do do
N.Y.N.Bk.of Com.&BostFrankfort.
N.Y., N. Bk. of Com'rceBoston, Co.'s office.
Boston, Co.'s Office.N.Y.,N. Bk. of Com'rce
do doNew York and Boston.
Boston.New York and Boston.
Boston,do
Boston, C. B. & Q. RR.N. Y., Union Trust Co.N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co
May 1, 1903July 29, 1878July 29, 1878
Sept., 1890Oct., 1878 0)1895 to '98
July 1, 1884Jan. 1, 1883Oct. 1, 19001895 to '98
July 1, 18991899
Jan.Jan.JiUyOct.Jan.Jan.Oct.
188818921890189018951910
1, 1901Doc. 15, 1899
1880188418761877
Jan. 15, 1878Julyl,'80&'96
Mar, 1872Sept. 4, 1878Sept. 4, 1878July 1, 1903Jan., 1893Jan., 1883Oct., 1878July, 1882April, 1894
April 1, 1894July. 1898July, 1898Aug., 1900
March 1, 1905May 1. 1903Sept. 16, 1878Jan. 1, 1883July 1, 1903July 1, 1890Oct. 1, 1890Jan. 1, 1896June 1, 1893May, 1879July, 1889July, 1900Oct., 1890Julv, 1890April, 1879
Oct. 1, 1901Feb. 1, 1896AprUl, 1902Jan., 1887
Cedar Fails & Minnesota.—Leased to Dab.& SiouxCity, and sublet to III. C. at $1.S00 per mile yearly,ana a per cent of all earnings over $3,500 permile.
Central JiaUroad & Bank. Qa.—Leases severalroads, and guarantees bonds. In April, 1875, pur-chased one-half interest in Western Railroad ofAlabama at foreclosure sale. The " tripartite"bonds are issued jointly by this Company, the Macon& West., and Southwestern. Gross earnings yearending Auga->t 31, 1R78, Sa,721,634; net, Jil, 123,309.
fV. 23, p. 35.3, 49 8; V. 35, p. 430; V. 27, p.
381.)Central <^ /«wo.—Sold in foreclosure, July IS,
1877, under let mortgage. Gross earnings, 18T7.
$7«3,818; net, *-20».190. (V. 23, p. 169, 427; V. 24,
p. 136,664; V. 25, p. 62, 237,431, 591; V. 26, p.815.)
Central of New Jersey —A full abstract of the re-organization scheme was published in the Chros-ICLB, V. 'i6,p. 215. with a brief statement of earningsin 1877 and probable future earnings. Net earn-ings, 187T, after paymeut of Lehigh & Susq.rental, were $1,838,335. The Central of NewJersey aasnmes $2,3 lO.dOfl of Lehigh Coal & Navi-gation Company's debt and $2C5,7S3 of the RailroadCar Trust Company. The .American Dock & Im-faovement Co. executed a mortgage for $4,000,000,n 18T7, to secnre its bonds. The following tableshows the receipis, expenses and net earnings, in-cluding Lehigh & Susquehanna Division
:
Receipts. Expenses. Net earn 'gs.1874....- $8,589,631 $4,140,601 $4,449,0101875 7,411,637 4,128 ''.i7 3,28i,9101876 6,946,0il0 8,684,il00 3,262,0001877 6,659,067 3,209,997 2,449,.171
—(V. 26, p. 40, 66, 95, 141, 816,815, 39!, 495, 574,592, 6M; V. 87, p. 651.)
Central OAio.—Leased to Baltimore & Ohio RH.in 1866 for 2D yeajw rent 35 per cent of gross re-ceipts for five years, and 40 after. Pays 6 per centdiyidende.
Central PaSlic.—A part of the Soathern Pacificline* is leased. The annual report for 1877. in-
cluding tlie land agent's report, also gross and netearnings to June 30, 1878, was uiven in the Chuoni-CLB. V. 27, p. 459. Gross earninss, 1877, $16,471,-144; expenses, $7,774,417; net earnings, $8,690,726.The dividend was passed in April, 1877, and 1 percent declared Oct., 1878. bnt enjoined. Trustees ofland mortgage held in May, 1818, $1,109,242 m cash,and $',,696,942 It notes, and in August they calledfor sale to them of $!, 100,000 land bonds. (V.26, p. 363; V. 27, p. 40, 93, 122, 147, 253, 3T4, 407,459.)
Charlotte, Columbia <t Augusta—Stock is $2,578,-
000, and $I8),500 of old Col. & Aug. bonds are yetout, due 1890. Net earnings 1877, $20i,488. Controlof road sold to Richmond & Danville. (V. 24, p.
63; V. 26, p. 95; V. -27, p. S80.)
Oh/ir'.iers.—Leased to Pitts. Cin, & St. Lonis, andoperated by Penn. Co. Net earnings go to lessor
—
in 1877, $43,406. (V. A P- 619; V. 24, p. 419.)
Cherry Villev, Shar. <t .4i.—Transferred to Dela-ware & Hudson Canal Co., April, 1875. Interestunpaid in December, 1876. (V. 20, p. 404.)
Chesapeake <ft OAio.—Sold in foreclosure April 2.
1875, for $2,750,000 and re-organized, with securities
as above, when all are issued. The p4yment8 onold Virginia Central bonds and coupons, and notesissued therefor, were made as per circular, Cbron-ICLE, V. 2!, p. 94. Net earnings 1876-7, $139,307.(V. 24, p. 62, 399, 330; V. 25, p. 1S6, 611 ; V. 26, p.
IT, 342, 524, 615; V. 81, p. 15, 94.)
C/ieshire.-'Set income. 1877-78, $78,019. New 6ger cent bonds for $336,000 authorized, to red-^emonds of 1880. (V. 23, p. 5 4 8 ; V. 26, p. 495 ; V. 27,
p. 537.)
Chester Valley.—\n hands of trustees and leasedto Philadelphia & Reading. Coupons due 1860, paidMay, 1876.
Chicago cfe AUrm.—'Dit: report for 1877 is given at
length in V. 36, p. 212, and shows gross eftrninge of
$4,464,343, and net earnings of $2,107,337, againBt
$2,209,467 in 1876. Joliet & Chicago RR. is leased for
interest on stock and bonds. St. L., Jack. & Chic.
Raih-oad leased at $240,000 per year. Louisiana &Missouri Railroad operated under contract. Newextension to K'ms^s City built, in 1878, and a mort-
gage on that line (K. U. St. L. & Chic. RR.) i«
deposited in trust as security for C. & A. gold 6b of
1878. Chic. i& 111. River was to have been sold May31, 1878. brit sale enjoined. (V. 25, p. 4S3; V.21, p. 95, Hi, ai3, 28S), 4J6, 547; Y. 27, p. 41, 94,
382.)
Cliicago Burlington <t Puim^.—Purchased in Oct.,
1876, St. L. Rock Is. & Chic, road, for $1,570,000 in
gold. Gross earnings for 1877 were. $12, 5'i0,375; ex-
penses, $7,309,708; net camiugs, $5,221, li;6; intereet
charge, $2,139,911. The C. B. & Q. leases numoronebranch roads, giving them a traflic guarantee (usually
40 or 50 p. ct.) for purchasing their bonds. Leasee
In perpetuity the Q. A. & St. Lonis at S4J,000 per
aunum. Enough of the C. B. & (J.consolidated
nioitgage is reserved to take up prior debts. In
January, 1879, new stock equal to 10 per cent of
the old issued to stockholders at par. The bonds
of 1876, for St. Louis Rock Island & Chicago
Railroad, are plain bonds of Chicago Burlington
& (Juincy, offset by mortgage of like amoont,
on St. Louis Rock Island & Chicago road, deposit-
ed with trustees. (V. 25, p. 138; V. 26, p. 190,648; V. 27, p. 356, 435, 651.)
Chicago <fe Canada Southern.—Connection of Can-
ada Southern. Interest in default. (V. 25, p. 261.)
Chicago, Cincinnati * Louisville.—No Informs-
tion furnished.
Chicago Clinton Dubuque dk Minn.—This is tlie
final reorganiz uion of the Chic. Clin. & Dubnqneand Chicago Dubuque & Mian, roads. (V. 27, P-
331.)
l>EcsMiiKii 88, 1878.] RAILROAD STOCKS AND BO:4D8. Kvii
Snbaerlbcra will eonftr • (real niTor by slvlnc liaiaadlaM aotle* or any error
DiyCHHTION.
For explnuattoii of coltiiiiii lirwlluKx. did sec iiotoxon ttrnt jiuKo of tablvH.
n>><
ai
&
5.5
Ohie. <* K-ml.lll.-Ut M.,ooiip.(8.f.$-i0,000 aftor'gS)2(1 niorlKiiKU incuiiio
CAiVoi/'xfyoKHi—l8t iiiort., coup., may be renChiraiio, lotea it !febrit*ka—Btocli
2(1 mortage (now Int)3<1 do (now 2<1)
Chic, it I'. 7/iirun—I'tMilimiilar, tut M.,f(old, n.tPort Huron & I. MIoli., l8t iuort($iure .:
Ohie. it ilich. //. Shore— l»t M., New Buff, to St. Jo1st luorlpiKO, lUHin linu ,
1st niortna^;**, on bnvnchesl»t nioilttaK''. on MuskcKon <fe Bitt R. nrnuch
Ohiaiao. Minnnikee it SI. Vaul-Vmii. stockj>i.,.f,,,-,-,.,l sC,.k (7 ],.e. y'rly, noiruninbillvu)
,
ron»oli(liil.«l niortKni?f5 (for l(ia5,000,000)iHt niortnaire (Luorusec Uiv.)2(1 uiortL^'au'c
iHt nit)rtuuu'»' (lowu & MinncKota)1st iiiiirt::!:.'. tMliinewlu (^ iitrul)
1st inoi l:,':i^'i' ((own A Dakota)Istniori.. l:i. ADak. Exicn. ($16,000 p. m.)Irtt !uoiii:ai;»' (Prairie du Cliicn)2(1 nuiiii;ai;i' (I'raiile du Chieu)MlhvankiT A-. WesternSt. 1'. A Cliic. 1st M. (Riv. Dlv.)$.Si«(conv.)Ist inort^aKc llii.stings& Dakotal8t niort;.'aj;c, Clilca/jo A Mil. HueWcsloni lliii(ui. 1st niorrgaKe
Ohicagn ,( .Vt<W/i ircsfcrH—Common atookPrcfi'rrcil st'tk (7 p. o. y'rly, not cumulative)Bonds, prcf, (sink'j; fluid), let niort., Clilc. to OsUlutcivst bonds, funded eonp., 2d m., CUic, to O9U.1st niort., j^eiieral, :^d niort.. Cliie. to O.shkosliApploton e\teii., Ist molt, on 23 miles and laud.
.
Green Itay exten., 1st niort. on 26 miles and land1st niort., (ialena & Chlcafio Un. RR. extended.
.
Missis.sippi River Rridce b'ds, lieu on net earnings1st inort. (IVninsular RR.) on road.s and landsl8t mortfiaiio (Reloit &, Madison Railroad)Consol. siiik"g fd M., (all above convert, into this)Madison extension, Ist mort., .sinking fund, gold.riiieaf;o >t Milwaukee, 1st mortgage, 2d lieuMenominee River, lat niort., guarMenominee extension, l8t mortgage, goldGen. cons mort., gold, coup, orreg. (*i8,000,(XX))Winona <& St. Peter, Ist mort., guar by Cbic.&NW.
do 2d mort., do dodo 1st M. exten, gld, laud gr., 8. f.
Iowa Jlidland, 1st mort., guar, by Chic. A N. W..Northwesti'm Union, Ist mortgage, goldMinnesota Valley, Ist mortgageRoetiester i No. Minnesota, 1st mortgageI'laln View Railroad, Ist mortgage
Oh icngo it I'ad itcnA—Ist mortgageOhicttf/o, Pekin it Southwestern—iBt mortgage2d mortgage
Ohicdyo, liocic litUind *C Pacijic—.StockBraneli lioiids (sinking fiuid .$ tO,000 per vr.)
Ist mort gairc (for $12,1)00,000) eonp. or regChic* S.iutlnv., Ist M.g. (g'd in cur. by C.R.I.ifeP.)
Iowa South. >t Misaoiui North. RR. stockOhie. St. Louisa V. O.—Ist M. (N. O. J.& G: N.)....2d mortgage, (N. O. J. cfe G.N.)Ist mortgage, (Mississippi Central)2d mortgage, doChic. St. Louis & N. O. Ist mort. (for $13,000,000)
do do 2d mort. (for $•<,000,000)..Chieaao SI. Paid it l[iHneai>olis—lat mort., g.,coup.'Land grant mort., income, coup. (2d on road)—
Cincinnati, Hamilton it Dayton—Stockl8t mortgage of 18532d do' 18(j5.
MIleaof
Hood
Consol. mort. (for $3,000,000), sink, fund 1 p. cCln. Ham. & 1. (Junction) RR., 1st mort., guar.
Oincinn/tii, Lafayette it Chicago—Ist mort., gold.
.
ConsolidatC(t miutgagoOineinnati it Muskingum Valley—lat mortgage..Cin., Richmond it Chic—1st mort., gu.ir. C. H. &D.2d mortgage, guar, and owned by C. H. .& D..
Oin. Richmond it Ft. ir.—1st mort., gold, guar..
1371378082M282
1(1000
S21,4121,412
3763702204U
i'oo23.-1
23S
7440
7791208525
1201,0581.371371757562
1567064
732
036271
20622418518556756718018060606000985050
148303690
Dateof
UondH
187718771871
18001803180018701809187018711872
18751803186.118071801186il1878180818081801
8'^j;;«'| AmountValue. 0»<«<'«"'<UnK
1.30 187275 187285 1873197 1866
1,4.591,459193 1859193 1802193 18592320 1862
248 1853
1863186318051871
1,870187118721870-1871-1187118701872
187318711871
187518771869
issb1800185418051877187718781878
1853186518751873187118741870180618091871
91,000100 Ao.1,000100
lOOiStO.500 .kc.
1,0001,0001,0001,<KX)1,000100100
1,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,(M)01,0001,000
1,6001,0001,(HH)100100
100 &c100 Ac,100 Ac,500 Ac,500 Ac,1,0001,0001,0001,0001,000
500 Ac.1,000
."iOO Ac.500 Ac.1,0001,000
100 Ac.1.000
500 Ac.
1,0001,0001,000100
1,000l,O0OAc100 Ac.
1,0001,000500 Ac.100 Ac.
500 Ao.500 Ac.
1001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000
93,000,000750,000
1.780,0003,916,200568,200211,.500
3,600,0001,000,000477,000
3,523,0001,3.^0.0001.280,000
15.404,26112,279,4837,341,0000,000,000000,0<K)
3,810,0<K)190,000040,000
(1)
3,074,0001,315,000234,000
4,(H)O,0OO213.000
2,500,0003,500,000
14,988,8072I,.52."i,002
1,214, KMI708,000
3,477,800116,000235,000
1 ,660,000158,000272,000249,000
4,807,5003,150,0001,700,000400,000
2,700,00012,313,0002,750,0001 ,0.50,0004,375,0001 ,3.-)0,(KX»
3,5(K).0O01 ."lO.OOO200,000100,000
2,9(n,000700,000300.000
20.979,800910,000
9,000,0005,000,0005,000,0002,941,0001,500,000896,500
1,000,0001,791,000
1
2,800,0002,018,0003,500,0001,246,000494,000
1,500,0001,840,0001,120,000471,000
1,.500,000500,00005,000
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. I, 188SAug. l.'i, I8U3Bay, 1H89
lUy 1, liiOOHout. 1880July, 1890Nov., 1891
Bvut. I, 1892Jan.. 1871
Ou-t. 15, 1878July 1, lOOfr
18931884189718941 899
July 1 . 1908189818981891
Jan., 1902:UMW1903
Feb., 1896Dec, 2H, 1878Dec. 28, 1878Aug. 1, 1885Nov. 1, 1883Aug. 1, 1835Aug. 1, 1885Aug. 1. 1886Feb. 1, 188Z.Jan. I. 1884Seiit. 1, 189»Jan., 1888
Feb. 1, 1915-April 1,1911Jiily 1, 1898July 1, 1906June 1, 1911Deo. 1, 1903Jan. 1, 1887Nov. 1, 1907Dec. 1, 1918Oct. 1, 1900June 1, 1917
N. Y., Farm.L. AT.Co.
New Yorki Co.'« Office,do dodo dodo dodo do
New York, Co.'s Office,
do dodo dodo dodo dodo do
New York, at Office,do do
N. Y'., Winslow, L. A Co.do dodo dodo dodo do
N.Y., J.S.Kenncyly A Co.do do
New Y'oi'k, Moran Bros.N. Y., Winslow, L. A Co.
do doN.Y..WlnRl(>w, L. ACo.
July 1, 190»Aug. 1, 1901
1891Feb. 1, IS?*Aug. 1, 1895JiUy 1, 1917Nov., 1890
Feb. 1. 1879-July 1,1886Oct. 1,1890
Nov. '74, "79 '8*Nov. 1, 1886Nov. 1, 1897l>e«. 1, 1907May 1, 1918May, 1898Ai>ril, 1873
May 1, 1880July 20, 1886
Oct., 1905Jan., 1903Mch. 1901
Not. 1, 1914Jan., 19011July 1895
Jan. 1. 1889June, 1921
Chlcaooit East. Winoi*.—Chic. Danv.A Vine, sold
In foreclosarc, and re organized. On income bond?Interest is to be paid as earned, not over 7 per year,(V. 25, p 40, 331, i56, 431, 618; V. 26, p. i;f4,
S15, 419; V. 87, p. 435, 486, 513.)
Chicago A /bwo.—Sold Mar. 9, 187S, in foreclosure
Of 8d miirlgaue of 81,150.(100, and a re-sale or lered.
Compromise eflected. (V. 25, v. 138, 307; V. 26,
p. 166, 2(>4; V. •«, p. 49, 451, 513.)
Chicago, Iowa it Nebraska.—Jx&^eH in perpetnity
to Chic. & Northw., at 3"X per ct. of gross receipts.
ClUe. A Lake Huron.—Th\a was a consolidation
of the Peninsular Railroad and Port Huron & LakeMich. To be sold in foreclosure under the sectloDal
mortKage?. (V. 85, p. 90, 818, 283; V. 86, p. 116; V,87, p. 40^, 487, 653.)
Chic, (t Mich. Lake Shore.~lii default since July,
1873, except on the $477,000. Foreclosure sale
made Nov. 16, 1678. (V. 84, p. 493; V. 28, p. 195,
5«9;V. 27, p. 827, 538.)
Chic. Mil. A St. PBi/i—Net earnings 1877, 83,574,-
460; 1876, »3,100,847; 18T5, $8,085,389. The earningswere n!dnce<l in 1674 and 187.i by the lower freight
rates Imposed bv the Wisconsin railroad law. Thelaw was moditlo'd, and with April, 187<), higher rates
again took i^ffeot. Annual report for 1877, V. 86. p.
364. The (oilowinK is a comparison for three years
of operations, and financial condition at the close of
year:'187;. 1876. 187S.
Miles 1,412 1,399 1,399
Stock 827,»'«3,744 $27,678,744 $27,')73,744
Debt 89,954 500 30,010,.WO 27,ia9,(X)0
Earnings . ... 8,114,891 8,0M,171 8.8,55,743
Op. expenses.Net earnings.
4,540,438 4,»58,3n 6,170,354
3,674.460 3,100.347 3,085,389
Of ccnsol. bonds of 1875 enoni'h are reserved totake up old debt. Dividends have been paid since1869—on pref. stock—in 1876 10,ii cash, in 1877 3>/i
cash, in 18'6 14 per cent in bonds, and 3;4 per centin cash; in 1874 7 in bonds, 1873 7 cash, Wa 7, 1S7I
7, 1(i70 7 and 3 scrip; on common stock in 18TI 7
scrip, 1870 3 cash and 7 scrip. (V. 38. p 1SS,4:!1:
V. 26, p. 117, 861. 699; V. 27, p. 172, 251, 3:2, 382,
461.)
Chieaao dk Northwett.-The fiscal year ends withMay. Tlie net surplus of the year on the Chic igo
A Northwestern lines proper, after paying interest,
was 83,H7,3ii5, and on the whole system, including
proprietary roads, $8,464,487. The net deftcil onproprietary roads was $6SJ,688, iuclnding the inter-
est on their bonds. Lands of the company arcOperations of the Ctiicjigo
for four years, compare as2,243,183 acres unsold.& Northwest, proper,follows:
Gross, earnings.
1877-78 $13,583,8471876-77... . lI,8Tr,.W)
1875-76 12.778,711
1874-75 .... 12,-07,78ti
Expensesand taxes.$«,'!56,1586,517,6807,408.967
7,984,894
Netearnings.86.^27.7S0!S.-!2<1,819
h,3«l.8 34,7a,'31
All other bonds. Including those of proprietary
roads, may be absorbed by the gold loan, andthat amount is reserved from the 8.|.'(.(X)O,0OO.
Dlvlden(l8 since 1870 have been paid as follows:
Dec, 1878. 3)4 on pref., 2 on com. slock; June, ;8r8.
3)< on pref., 3 on com.; Dec., 1877,314 on pref.:
Dec., 1876,254 on pref.; ,Iuly, 1873. :)« on pref.:
Dec. 1872, 3X on both; June, 1878, S.V on pref.:
Dec, 1871, 8X on pref. ; .lune, 1871, 5 or. both. (V.
25,p 160,441.532; V. 26, p. 469, 674: V. 87, p. 140,
170,372,486,603, 628.)
Chicago S Padueah.—amea earnings 1876-7, $«71,-
870; net, $!)8,«M. (V. 88, p. 427.)
Chic P«*.<*SOu/AMi'n.—Receiver appointed June.
1877. Net carnlDgs 1876-?, $58,311. (V. 85, p. 16,
618.)
Chicago Rock Inland Ct I^IJIc.—la 1877-8 imws re-
ceipts were $7,895,810; net receipts, $3,511,36(5; divi-
dend paymenu (8 p. c.) $1,678,384: surplus for theyear, $665,617. Owns stock o( la. So. * Mo. North,and (lays 8 p.^r cent quarterly to Rock Isla'ul stock-
holders, making their quarterly dividend actually
2)^ per cent. C utrols Peorli A R ick Islii d road.
Keokuk A D s Moines RR. was leased Oct.. 1878.
(V. 8-.. 15. 380,476; V. 26, p. S7I, .»)». 6»»,653; V. 27, p. 511.)
Chic. .9'. L.iUf.O —Oper.ited as a connecting line
With Illinois Central. Farmed by a cons .lldailon
after fon^closuie in 18" 7. Gross ernings l«i7,
83,100.593: n-t cornlus', 8176,711. (V. 85, p. Sit,
308, 433, 1!18,53M
Chic'ioo S>. PiH' A m neap'illi.—TYi\f Is the
West Wuconslii RR. reorganlzud. The Ist mort.
Is a 3d on 'he lands; the Nnd mort. a vd on road,
bat no foreclosore can be had except on dcfanlt on
Ist mort. The lands mortgaged are alM.ut .,iO,000
acres. (V. »1, p. 543; V. », p. 41, 115; V. ««, p.
4i6; V. 27, p. 882.)
Cine. Ham. A Dtylon.—liet Income in 1ST7-8
t8.',7^ after imvment of Interest. Defsulied onC. H A I. gnaraiitco in 1877. (V. 25. p. .86, BW,591; V. 26, p. 117, 69:^, 624: V, «7, p 816.)
Cincirmali. I.<tfa<fetle A CMam—Qne* evnias •
in 1876-T. $29,178, n-t, $116,169. (V. 80, p. 588:)
dnrinnaU & MtuHngiim r^lUy.- Is leased for 99ycan« from 1873 to Plltsb., Ctn. A St. Lonl- for aeteamYni. butbon'ed interest is gnaranle^. Neteajo-Ings, i8n.$«.w>—total lose to leasee, t;»,lll. tV.
38, p. 519,414.)
Cincinnati, Riehnvnd A Oileaiio.- Leased to Cta.,
Ham. A Dayton, which owns most of the stock. Netincomeabove Interest, ie75-«, $8.«>. (V. 21, p. 69.).
CindnniM. Rlchmtmd A Ftrt W,iynt.-\f%^ti to
Grand liapids for 99 years. Interest gnaniiteed byOr. B«n.. Cin. Ham. A Dayton. and br I'.nDHytvmnl*
Co. (V.aa,p.63»; V.«4,p. «U3; V. J7. p. l«.)
KTlll KAILKOAD STOCKS AND BONDS.[Vol. XXVII.
Subscribers will confer a great tavor by siytug liinnedlate notice of any error dUcoFered t
DESCRIPTION.For explanation of column headings, &e., see notes
on lirst page of tables.
Oincinnati Satiduskij a Cleuelamt—atoc^.Preferred stock.Mortgage bonds, San(Vu8k.y, Dayton'& clnciiiuati
do Saudusk.v city & Ind-,. . ?.". „ Cincinnati, Sandusky &Cleve...Oincinnalt a Springfield—1st mortgage, guar2d mortgage.. = = 'o
Oin., 1^(16. <«Ji,c>!—ist'mortgage.'!".'.!';; ""VltvelatuI, Columbus, Cincinnati d Ifid.—atOB^ .
Ist mortgage (C, C. & C. RK.) $25,000 a year. . .
.
do (Bel. lit Ind.) c.xcb. for new mort. .
.
r^ , ^, . C., C, C. it I. sinking fundConsol. M. for $7,500,000 (sink, fniid 1 per ct.)
Clenelanrt <t Mahoning Valleg—Stoei.1st mortgage, extendedNew bondsNiles & New Lisbon, ist' mortgage! '.'.'.".'.'.
Cleveland Ml. Vernon <t Del.-lst mortgage, gold. . .
.
Ist mortgage, CoUmibus E.Mtensiou ^ ' '=
Income mortgiigeCleveland d- rMsburff/i-Gnimmteea.' Itooi'.'.
'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
4th mortga.ge (now l.st)Consolidated sinking fund nuirt."for"$K,00d",6b6!!Construotum and cquipuicnt lionds
Cleveland Tuscarawas Valley a Wheeling—lat m...Colebroolcdale-l-it mortgageColorado Central—U\ miirtgage,' coiivcrtibie!Cohanbiisa JJoekinc/ r«//f//—StockIst mortgage, .sinking fund bonds .
1st mortgage, Logan A StraitsviUe Branch.2d moitgagc bonds
OolvmbKs, Chicago it Indiana Cen'lrdl'-^toci.1st .M (c.onsol.) Colnmbu.q, Chic. A Ind. Centraldo U>ic. & G't East. (Chic, to Logansport). ..
U>1. & Ind'i)i.ll.s C'ut. (Col. to bid's & br.)Union ct Lda^iiKsp't (U'n City to Logausp't)rol. Logansp't ct Burl.(I,ogansp.to In line)
dododododo Col. & Ind. Ist A 2dpr(f.(Col. to U'n City)
1 2. /^ '!"V ^ 9''^ -^''' I-ini(Kiclnu'd to Logans.)\m. Col. it In<l iKilis Cent. (Col. to Union Citv) .
2d i«. <Joi iv in<fi,(ilis Cent. (Col. to Union Citv)do luiliana C'iniral (IndianapoUs to Ohio linelCliic. ct i;i East, construe. (Chic, to Rich'd)Columbus, Chicago & Ind. Centraldo
Income conv. do do doIncome (Toledo, Logansport & Burlington)..Columbus. Springfield A Cincinnati—lit mortColumbus a Toledo-Ut mortgage, coupon, s. tColumbus A JcMia—Stock...:1st mortgage
Concord—Stock
Milesof
Road.
188138
804811447113820239039080676735
145
Concord rf Porlsmoulh—Stock, guaranteedContiecltCHl tC Passumpsie-StockNew mortgage (for $1,500,000). ...'.!
Notes, couponMass.awippi st'k, giiaV.'same 'dlv.as'ConnVJt Pass'.
n^,.. ! .^'"*,"''?' «^'"»i'- '> Coim. & PassConnechcut Cenlral-lst mortgage for $400,000Oonni'ihrul Ii'iver—Stock
«,««"...
Oonnrriiriii \allei/—lst m'o'rtgage".'.'.'.'OoH/i,77,/,,/ry/,,7„.^_l9t mortgage .
Cumberland ,t Pen nsgimn ia—\ st mortgage«.,!: !.""!''*-'¥!;• ^'''^ing fund, (guaranteed). ...;.'.:;;Cumberland ra/ie//-Stock ($1S4,U00 preferred) ..1st mortgage2d mortgage, sinking'fuu'd'gi'i'aranteed-
'
Common bonds
^2«Z!;',-!/>^'V *""'^T^''y '''""^^s^se,' coup.; 's: 'ftind.':.'
uaniiiiri/ if .\ orwalk—StockIst. 2(1 ajiil :i(l mortgages
mnrtlle, Irbana. Bl'ton <f- PcA-in—i'st "m.', 'gold." "
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Davenport,!: Xorlh,veslern-Ut mortgage, gold, y.!:naijhm ,f: Ma-lugan-Vom. stock (3i3giiar.C.H.cfeD..Piefcrrcd stock, (S percent, guar. C. H. &D.).
2d iiT'-'i',?"' *'"^™8 '"'"*' $30,000 per year. . .
.
3d mortgage
Dayton a Weslern-Ut M., guar. L. M. & C. & XiHlaware A Bound Brook—lat mortgage
225199199
i'di
187889761380
5885881172089361
10210710272
224587
451185555
14141146110
"38
38
"56447
38381105252
diia3333117160142142142142142
""4'l
27
Dateof
Bonds
186618521867187118721871
1860186418691874
187318761870187018711875
186218671873
186'S1870
186718701872
1868
18641865
1857
1871
18661868
Size orpar
Value.
$5050
1,0001,0001,000100500
1,0001.0001,000
50500 &c500 &c.500 &c.1.0001,000
500 &c50
1,0001,0001.0001,000
100 &c.1,000
50500 &c1,0001,000100
1,000
500 &c.
1871 1,0001875 1,000
501,000
.... 50100100
1873 100 &c.1871 100 &c.
1001369 1,000
1874
6'd-''72
18691876
187118.561867186961&64;500&c.1865 1,0001875
1001,000
I'.ob'o
1.00050
500 <kc.
500 &c.100 &c.1,000
50100 &c.1,000
"50
501,0001,0001.000
a tbeae Tables.
AmoimtOutstaudini
$4,005,750429,037750,000350,000
1,100.3002,000,000651,000
1,824.00014,991,800
175,000429,000
3,000,0002.422,0002,759,200630,000
500,0001,350,000950,000669,000
11,243,7361,104,8442,700.0001,336,0002,180,000584,000
1,272,0002,011,6001,500,000300,000700,000
13,938,97210,428.000
451,0002,032,000775,000531,500313,000217,750821.000666,500341,400
3,692,0003,847,000
74,0241,000,0002,343,0001,786,200302,000
1.500,000350,000
2,175,.5O01,272,000123.000400,000400,000262,500
2,100,0001,000,000996.000803,500594.000
1,777,8.50161,000109,.5OO81,800
558,000600,000500,000
2,000,0001,710,0002,395,3.501,286,1001,870,000426,000356,000105,500614,000
1,500,000
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.Rate per
Cent.
lOs.367777
I'-777
7 or 6 g.313
?«•
77g.Z s-
ih67776
!«•
777
"7'
777
71077777
53ifl
1771
/
476662I2
8867 g.
1^7
5 g-1%27777
6&77
Cirwinnali, Sandvfky A Cleveland.—Irx the yearendmg JuneSO, lS7ti, gross earnings were i'US&i:expenses, *5.!4.917: net esmiiigs" *i;9,906 'six
S"?!-^" ',1r"i"-'''""'* '""ded. beginning with
S6, p. !!(., HI; V. 27, p. 303, 383, 461.)
Cincinnati it Springfidd.-Leasei in perpetnityto Clcv. Col. C. & I., with guarantee ofintereet
;
on Mf of 1st mortgage bonds interest is suarauteedby Lake Sh. & M. s. (V. 23, p. 232.)
£i^ci'>'iM, If'JoM c6 -VlcAi^an.-Some bond»neia by L. Sh. & Mich. So'n. bnt no intiorsemeut bythat company. Went into trustees' hands Jan., 1878(V. 26, p. 40, 166. 192, .lUr.)
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Itidlanan —«Pc.o"*l''''P"''! '" "^^ ''^^' P- "^S'- ^'et earnings 1817,»4SS,-,8, against *702,'H7 in 1876. (V. 24. p 249Sao; V. 25, p. 510; V. 26, p. 287.)
Cleveland dk Ifahoning Valley.—la leased to At-
p 832«))'''"" ^''''"'=™- C^- ^' P- 85, 139; V. 23,
Cleveland, Mount Vermm 16 Delaware.—DetaaUeAJnly, 1874, and coupons due then and one-half of*2!LP°"' f™" •^"u- 1. '**"5> to and including July 11877, were postponed to Jan. ], 1885. and the remain-ing half to be p»id, but this failed July, 1877. andnegotiations are peniing. Gross earnin"* 1877$3Si,896; expenses, $307,171; net, $81,724. Interestcharge, $121,982. (V. 22, p. 350; V. 24, p. 248.) '
Cleveland dt Pittsburgh.- -hesrncA to PennsylvaniaRailroad at 7 per cent on stock, besides expensesJ'"',,,'-"'®^''^*'
and transferred to Pennsylvania (Jo
Ai S'-^tli.TC waeanet delicit i-f Ji-OT.lll to lessee
(V. 24, p. 63 ; V. 26, p. 67, 2S7.)Clevelanti, Tuscarawas Valley cfi Tf7ieeling.—Th\B
road was sold under a 2d mortgage. Jan. 27, 1S75 andre-orgamzcd. Gross earnings 1377, $491,463; net,$18I,52S. (V. 24, p. 503; V. 28, p. 289.)
(W«*«»*(fa^.—Leased to Philadelphia & Head-IBR. No dividends paid on stock.
Oolorado Central.—Bai\l mainly by Union PaciBc,which holds tlie bonds, $5,270,593 in all. (V 33 n188; V. 26, p. t,26.)
'
,q£'''1!?'*o"o,.'^'Booking Valley.-Grosa earnings,
18,, t828.S99 :.,>;;, $357,755. against $38«,S3) in 1876.(V. 24, p. SaS; V. 85, p. 90; V.28, d. 390.)
„,^?i'',"^"-'' '^><^affO I* Indiana Central.—On Jan.22, 18(i<), It was leased (amended Feb. 1. 181",) bythe Pittsburgh Cin. & St. Louis, guaranteed byPenn. Railroad. The amended lease guaranteedinterest on $15,831,000 of first and second bonds.Aug., ,4, default was made on the $5,000,000 seconds.April I, 18,.71, defaulted on 1st mart. The guaranteeof interest was absolute, but the Pennsylvania Rail-road claims that the C. C. .% I. C. Co. did not fulfllall Its part. Bondholders claim that no such failureafter bonds had been sold ivith the guaranty couldprojiidice their rights. The case was argued before.lustice Harlan of U. S. Circuit Court. ^Au* 187;'Interest on most of the old nrior bonds has beentaken up. (V. 8:1, p. 40. 254, 547: V. 84. p. 157
-*,?"i-^^'^r^,- ^-P- 8«' '13, «5; V. 26, p. 16^389,o32, 574; V. 27, \>. 172, 199.)
Columhus il: Toledo. -Gross earnings, '77, flr»t yearof operation, $:i:i0,882; net, $119,602. (V. 26, p.39 9.)C(^umbm A Xenia.—Thxa road is leased to the Lit-
tl .Miami Co., and both roads for 99 years to Pitts-burg Cinn. ct St. Louis Co.; the lease is guaranteedby Pennsylvania Railroad, and the terms are 8 percent on stock and intorest on bonds.
Co«<»r(f.—Net receipts in 1877-S, $340,453. (V.24, p. 541; \. 26, p. 521.) ' •
•v
,('2!^';;^'^ PoHsnwtdh.—UeLasi to Concord RR.at $25,000 per year.
Connecliatt <f Passumpslc .—Annua,] report toJune, 1878. ehov/ed net earnings for year $232 590
Sf^iS.'L.f^^-"" '" '876-7. The new mortsnge of$1,500 OOD will retire previonf issues. (V. 23, D 301547; V. «, p.21 1,431; V. 26, p. .367.)
"'•"',
Cmnecturut Central. Net earnings, 1876-7. $12,390.(V. ^J( p. 209.)
& D.& D
F. & A.A. & O
& J& J.
WhenPay'ble
M. & N.F. & A.M. & S.J. & D.
& O.& J.& J.& A.& D.& J.& N.& D.& N.
F. & A.M. & S.
J. & J.J. & J.
M. <fc S,
Q.-M.J. & J.M. & N.J. & J,
A. & O.VariousJ. & J.A. & O.F. & A.J. & J.VariousM. & N.J. & J.J. & J.F. & A.F. & A.F. & A.M. ct S.F. & A.Q.-M.M. & S.M. <t N.J. & J.F. & A.A. & O.VariousF. & A.J. & J.A. & O.J. & J.J. & J.M. & S.M. & S.M. & N.Q.-J.
A. & O.A. & OA. & O.F. & A.Q.-M.
J. & J.A. & O.J. & D.A. & O.Q.-J.
J. & J.M. & 8.
A. & O.M. & S.J. & J.F. & A.
Bonds—Pnnci-1pal. When Due.
W here Payable and by Stocks—haatWhom. Dividend.
Boston, Office.do dodo dodo do
N. Y., Union Trust Co.N.Y., U.S. Trust Co.
do doWabash, Indiana
N. Y., U. S. Trust Co.do dodo dodo do
New York or Loudon.Cleveland, Office.
N. Y., Ward, C. & Co.
N. Y., Union Trust CoN.Y., Winslow, L. & Co.
dodo
. & T. Codododo
dodo
N.Y^.,Farmdododo
Cleveland, Ohio.Phila., Co.'s Office.
Boston, Treas.'s OfficeColniubus, Office.
N. Y., St. Nioh. Nat. B'kdo dodo do
, Y., A. Iselin & Co.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
N. Y., A. Iselin & Co.N. Y., Union Trust Co.
New York.CoUinibus Treasury.
N. Y., Am. Exch. N.'B'kBoston, Tower, G. & Co
Boston.Boston Office.
dodododo
Boston, Bost.ct Alb.RR.N. Y., Am. E.xch. N. Bk.
Philadelphia.New York, Co.'s Office.
do doPhila. and Carlisle, Pa.Phila., T. A. Biddle & CO
do dodo doNew York.
New York and DanburvNew York, 81 Broadw'yN. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co.
Cincinnati. C. H.& D.Co.N. Y.. Winslow, 1,. c% Co.
do dodo dodo dodo do
N. Y., Am. Exch. N. B'kPhiladelphia.
1872Nov. 1, 1878Aug. 1. 1900Sept. 1, 1877Dec. 1, 1890April 1, 1901
1902July 1, 1891Feb. 1, 1876June, '75 to "84
Until 1899May, 1899
Juno 1, 19141877
Aug. 1, 1893Sept., 1906Jan., 1890
Jan. 1, 1900Jan. 1, 1901Jan. 1, 1905Dec. '.J, 1878Jan., 1892
Nov. 1, 1900Jan. 1, 1913
June 1, 1898Juhe 1, 1890Aug., 1878
Oct. 1, 1897July 1, 1880Jan. 1, 1892
April, 19081893 to '95
Nov., 1904Dec, 1905Feb., 1884Dec, 18831886 to '90Nov., 1904Jan., 1882
Feb., 1890
Sept. 1, 1901Aug. 1, 1905Dec. 10, 1878Sept. 1, 1890Nov. 1, 1878July 1, 1878Aug. 1, 1878April 1, 1893Jan. 1, 1881Aug. 1. 1878July 1, 1889
Oct., 1895Jan. 1, 1879Jan. 1, 1901in00-'l-'2-'3-'4March 1, 1891May 1, 1888Oct. 1, 1878April 1. 1904AprU 1, 1908Jan. 1, 1834Feb. 1. 1894
(1)
1880, '90. '92April, 1909
Dec 1, 1906Oct., 1378July, 1878Jidy, 1881Sept., 1887Oct., 1888
Mar., '81 & '94Jan. 1, 1905August, 1905
Cmnecticiii Hirer.—'Net income 1377-8. $-305,636,against $201,911 in 1876-7. (V. 23, p. 500: V 26 n94; V. 87. p. 517.)
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Connecticut VaUey. -In default and surrenderedto State Treasurer as trustee for bondholders.Net earnings, 187o-7, $5!).019, (V. 83. n 40 575.622; V. 85. p. 6 1 C ; V. 26, p. 18, 40.)
^'
Connecting.—L<-mei to Philadelphia & Trenton,and operated by Pennsylvania; term.'!, 6 nor cent on$l,8?8,.30O stock, and interest on the bonds.Cumberland t Pennsylvania.—Ownei and oper-
ated by Consolidation Coal Co., which guarantees2d mortgage. Stock $1,500,000. (V. 22, p. 415.)
Cumberland Valley.—The stock is owned in largepart by Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Net earnings,1877, $854,253. Large advances have been made tabranch roads. (V. 24, p. 135; V. 38, p. 4»3.)Dakota Soulhern.-The earnings of the road are
reported at $207,000 in 1S77, and net earnings $10U,-000. Second mortg. bonds for $600,00) were can-celled an.l pref. stock issued. S. fund is 4 p. c. in1879 and 5p.c. afterwards. (V.55, p. bO'J; V. 36.p.334.)
Danbury <ft A'orwa!*.- -Gross earnings, 1876-77,$lt»,215; expenses, $114,969; net earnings,$50,275. (V. 2ii,p. 141.)Bamn'le. Vrbva, Boomlnqton <t P«/tj«. -This iB
a part of the Indianapolis Blooraington &, Western,now in defaul t. See I. B. & W.Davenport it Iforthtcestern.-Orgumzei June,
187S, after fo-eclosure. Gross earnings 1877-8,$222,627; net, $17,733. (V. 87, p. 566.)Dayton <{ Michigan.—Leased in i)eri>etnity to Cin.
Ham. & Dayton, which pays interest on lionds, andguarantees dividends on stock, holding Itself$1,398,100 of the common. (V. 81, p. 62.)Dayton <k Western. Leased to Little Miami, and
with that to Pittsb. Cin. & St. L. About $90,000 ofold ext. mortg. bonds of 1881, are yet out, whichwill be retired shortly.Delaware A Bound Brook.— Part of the new route
between N. Y. and Phila. Gro^^s earnings 1877,$-333,466; net. $67,044. Floating debt. 1259.03-3.rV". -K, p. 809, 257; V. 26, P. 348.)
DBCEMnr.n 28, 1878.] BAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. ziz
Sufc«crlbfr« wil l confer n grejt t^vor by glrliig linin«4lat» nodee ol anr error UUcoverad lu (bcM I'sblaa.
DKWmiTION. „„.. „ „, f IMTEHBST UK DIVIUEMIM. hvHUf-tmSTfor explaiiiitloii of I'oliiinii hcwlliiK". Ao., wv iiole*
lit the lit'iiil of Ili'Ht p»KU "t tablet.
DtUitrare It'nilrMul—fitovkExtiMisfnii iiiortjruKi^
Miirtpiur boiiiU. iiiiivBrtllile, )fuar. P. W. iVi B...ZMitirttn', fAtckoir^iinm il Western—Stovli
2(1 iiiiirtk'iiKc (l)i'lawiiri', Uickawiiiiiiii .& Wr»ti<rn>Mortitaifi' im mads ami niiiliuri't (for $10,0<K),000(Buud.H (rimvfiillilc Jane 1. 1S75 to (7)Laokawuuiia >tc UlooiH.ib., 1st iiiiirt. (i'xteu»luu)..
do do *Jd luort^aKeDtnrrrd Biwlder I'liZ/rj/— Mortitajje iKiiidn, coup..Denrer ''(irfnV— liit inoi'ttatrc, K"l<i. land irrsnt.. .
Denrer ,1 h'in (Imnile— 1st iiioit., gold, Hluk. fdArkaiiKa.s Vallry, iKt niortgagt*
Des Mitines i£ Fort IkHtfjc— 1st mortgage, couponDttroil. Liinting <« \orlh.—lst iiiortKa^elouia iSi Uiusitig, l»t inoit., eoup., may be reg
do *Jd mortgage do doDetroit d* Miltrattkee— 1st inortirago bouds2U luorttjasri', April '.'8, IS.'.I!....
Ist fuiuli'il coiipoiiM. Nov. l."!, 18002d ftnidrd coiipoii.s, Nov. 13, 18G3Bonds of June 30. 18(i(i (conditional)Steriinv (Oak, & Otta. KK.) Oct. 1. 1S33, (fold....Dollar (Oak. & Otta, UH.) bonds, Oct, 1, 1853...1st moit. (Detroit A Pontiac RR.), April 1, 18313d mortgage (Detroit & Pontiac RR.>, Feb. 18542d nuiitKaiCC, (Detroit & Pontiac KK.I. Jan. 1853Bonds of .Sept. 1. lst!(i, (Limit .ii30t),000)Bonds & mortgage on Detroit real estate
Dfibuqite <t Sioujt C'iri/ -Stock1st mortgage, 1st divisionl9t mortKage. 2d division (for $1,400,000) ,
Dubuque Soulhirestcrii—lut niort., pref., sink, fdIsl inortiage, Oct. 1. 1803
Dunkirk, Allegh.Yalley <t t'illsbur(/—lat mort., gold2d mortgage3d mortgage
Sast liroad fop.—1st mortgage, registered£tuit Pen nsyirania—Stock
l8t mortga gcFast Ternttssff, Vin/iniu rf Georrjid—Stock1st inoi'liruge sinking fund boiulsEast Tcnn. .\£ Georgia ($1)2,000 are endorsed)East Tennessee and Virginia (endorsed)2d mortgage to U. S. Government
Masteni i .!/(/«.«.)—StockEssex ItlMst mort. (extended for 20 years)Old loans ixcliangealile (int. ceased Sept.,'76)Mortgage funding certllleaies
Eastern Shore, (-!/</.)—1st mortgage, convertible2d mortgage. c»)nvertible
Eltnira Jeff, it- 6ViHOH(/oinHn.—StockSlmira d- 'WilliftiHsport—Stock common.. .;
Preferred stockIst mortgage bondsIncome bonds. (Ml!) vears to niu
trie (t Pilt.iliur!/—Stoi'\c
Ist mortt'age. convertible into consoUd. mort2d mort i,'age. convertibleConsolidated mortgage free of State taxEquipment b,»mlt*
Surop'iid- X.AiK.— 1st M., Bang'rtoWiun.,Bang*rl'iiLimd grant 1st nnirt. (2d mort. Bangor to Winn.).Bangov & Piscataiinis, Bangor loan, 1st mortg...
Stanse. a- Terre Huule.—1st in., Ev. & lU., 8. f
1st mort.. sinking fund (Evansville to Terre H.)..Rockville e :stension
E<mntUle, Terre HautciC CWc—1st mort., gold2d mortgage, gold
Fitehburg—StockBonds, coupons (.•? 1.000.000 authorized)
f7iH( c* I'ere itari/uette—StockConsolidated mortgage, sinking fund1st mort.. land grant, 3d seiiesFlint & Holly RR. (sink'g fund .$25,000 per year).Bay City, E. Saginaw, Ist mort., guar by lessees.Bay County, Lssued in aid, guar by lesseesCotistruction Itonils
Hollv, Wayne & Monroe. Ist mort., sinking fimd-Ftoritia Central—1st mortgage, eold. conpon
MUMof
Roud.
851385
105115288
"oo2522
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180
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1431004355551)0
90ilO
303030
270242112130
282
39394775
1008II381>aSlifl
50584051109235535189
2832831901713
6559
18.501875
185018771872185018.5818701800187C1870187418771800187018551850186018631860185318531851185418531866
18631804186318631870187018701873
1858
187050--561856
1856
187018001866
18001863
180218651808
18691869186918521854186018701873
1874
1872186818081867
18711877
8Ue, orPar
Vttliio.
iHSO
i',6oo50
600 Ac
1,000100 &olOUAc1,0001,000
500 Ac1,0001,000
500 Ac1,0001,000
250 &c.500 <&cVariousVarious500 &0.100 &c500 &c1.0001,0001,0001,000
Varlou»100500
500 Ac.500
1,0001.0001,0001,0001,000
50100 &c.
1001,0001,0001,000
"ioo
100 Ac100 Ac
1005050
1,00050050
100 Ac.100 Ac1,000
1,000
500 Ac.1,0001,000
500 Ac.1,0001,000100
1,000100
1,600500 Ac.500 Ac.
500
1,6001.000
AmolintOii(«t«ildlng!''j.^„^'»'L^y'.'«°^ *"•"»• Par*'''*'"""* 'V
91,430,216100,000650,000
20,200,0001.03»,0001,195,000600,000370,900209,0005.50.000
2,350,0000,3H2,.5OO1 ,aiO,0001,200,0001,897,000770.00081,000
2,500.0001,000,000028,525377,115
1,702,519150,86651,000
1.50.000230,000100,000110,000lo.'j.L'ci;
5.0(M),O(P(j
2!m;.(Mmi
586,00081,.500
4.50,0002,000.0001,000,(K)02<X),00«500,000
1,309,200495.900
1,968,2743,019,000802,400147,000190,000
4,997,000194,400190.(M)0
13,200.000400,000200,000500,000500.000500,000
1,(K)0.000570.000
1,998.400291,70092..10O
2,193.000743,000
1,000.0002,000.000814,000281,000011,000125,500775,000325,000
5,000,0001,000,0003,298,2003,242,0002,038.000386.500100.00073,00047,405
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do doN.Y.,M.K.Josup,P.ACo.
do dodo dodo do
New York A Detroit.Nov,- York A r»udoii.
N.Y.,M.K.Je»up.P.A Co,do dodo dodo dodo doI>otrolt odlce.
N.Y.,M.K.Jc8Ui>.P.A Co.do dodo do
N.Y.,M.K.Jc«up,P.A Co.do do
N.Y., N.Y.CoDt.Anud.do dodo do
Philadelp a, Co.'s Offlcc.Phila., fn- P. A R. RU.Pliila., t. A K. olllee. I
N. Y., R. T. Wilson A Co.N.Y., Gallatin Nat'lB'kN.Y.,R.T. WllsouACo.l
do do
July a, I)r7»Jan. I, 18MOJuly I, iHD.'i
July 20. 187«..Mare.i 1, I8*(iH<!i.t. I, 11I07June. l8B-iMarrh. IMHAApril 13. 1MI*0.Vov. 1, 1900May I, IHU»Nov. 1, 1000Nov. 1, 1000Jui.o 1, lltOft
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187l>1886187318731878
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Nov. l.-i
Nov. 13Ai>rlll,Keli. 13, I8i«9Jan. 1. 18788cpt., 1 1886
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18831804
July, 1883Oct.. 1883Jiwe, 1890
Oct. 1, 1890Oct. 1. 180OJulv 1, 1903July 16, 187iJMar. 1, 1888April 1, 1878July 1, 19001880 to 1886May 1, 1880
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88
10101088
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A. A O.J. A JA. A OJ. A J.M. A .8
A. A O.J. A J.M. A NT.
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M. A N. N.Y., Mcrcb'uts'Ex.B'k.M. A 8. N. Y., Median. Nat. B'k.
Boston and I..ondon.Phila.. Glnird Nat. B'k
do doB.iltiiuore,N. Cent. RR.Phila., Penn. R. R. Co.
do doPhila., Penn. Trust Co.Phila., Penn. R. R. Co.N. Y., Union Trust Co.
do dodo dodo dodo do
Boston.New York and Boston.Boston, Second N. BankN.Y.,Farm. L'anA T.Co.
do dodo do
N.Y.,Fanii.L'Rii A T.Co.do doBoston Olltce.
do
July 15, 1873Sept. 15, 1808
Sept.. 1906Jan. 1, 1880Aol. 1. 1886Sept., 1878Nov., 1878Jan., 1879Jan. 1, 1830Oct. 1, 2802Dec. 10, 1878July 1, 1832April 1, 1890July 1, 1808Oct. 1, 1800Jan. 1. 1889Mar. 1, 1899April 1, 1809Jan. 1. 1887Nov. 1. 1S87Aug. 1, 1880May 1, 1900Jan. 1. 1903Jan. 1, 1879April 1, 1894
M. A N.r. A J.M. A S.r. A J.r. A J..r. ,t J.
do doNewark, N. J.. Sav. Ins.
New Y'ork.do
N.Y..Mech. Nat. Bank.X.Y.. Farm. I.. A Tr. Co.
May, 1902Sept. 1, 1888May 1, 1888July 1, 1882Sept. 1, 1887Jan. 1, 1876Jan. 1. 1001Jan. 1, 1907
I
jE)«fawa«.—Leased by Phila. Wilraington A Balti-
more for 6 per cent on stock and bonds, but if ."lO
per cent of gross earnings does not pay that, thebalance is charged annually to Del. RR. In 1S77, 30
p. c. was lia.Ml. (V. i8, p. I 4 I.)
Delaware Laciawanna dk Wtstern. —Operationsconsist larffcly of coal mining and transportation.No annnal report Is made, except that, required tothe State authorities of Penn. For 1S1 the Incomeacccnnt is given thuf
:
Net earnin^rs from transportation $4,401,858Lees loss lu Coal Department, Ac l,9ia.68n
Balance of earnings $S!.47y.lS»;
Interest on Ijonds ... $901,957Bentali! for isn 8,185,«6J—3.387.-219
Loss for year 1877 t«lt(,u21
He mortgage anihorized for $10,000,000 is tolake np prior bonds with $2.S*i,000, and thebalance for cash resources. The Morris A EssexRailroad is leased and some of its bonds guar-anteed. (V. 81, p. 1 8 1 , ti05; V. 25. p. 457; V. 28, p.191.)
Lf/nser <t Bouliler Yulle'j.—T'Ma road Is leased tothe Denver Pacific.
De-iver foci/fc.—Land grant. 1, 100,000 acres. InISrr^S gTo«s earnings were J?»,63i); net earjinzs,187,548. Receiver appointed April, 18:8. (V. 30,p. 343, ««, 414, S49; V. il7. p. 553, 314.)
Dtr.ver <t Rio Grande, — Narrow-gauge road.LeaseU from Dect-mhcr 1, 1878, for thirty years toAtch. Top. A Saiua Fe, at 43 per cent of grossearnings first yeir and thence decreasing. (V. %&, p.5W; V. 47, p. 67. 2«7, 331, 382, 1.34, 514, 533. 603.)
Dt» Mennen <«• Fort Doelye.—Tn'f is part of theDes Moines Valley, reorganized after foreclosure.There are also $I,*)0,000 income bonds. Coupoasof Jrji., 1817, were funded.
DetrVU Lansing <ft .Voc^A.—Tlie old road wassold in fotcclostire December 14. 18*i6, and newcompany organized by bondholders, who Issued
*1 ,874.600 common f tock and $3,504,OOu pref. slock.
Net earnings 1877, $282,946. (V. 23, p. SyH; V. 86,
p. 288.)Detroit <t .l/2/waj<*««.—Tliis road was operatel by
the Great Western of Canada, bnt defaulted in '.873.
and sold in forerlosure Sept., IS'.S. Net earningsJan. 1 to Nov. 10. 1878, JS33.S04. The Detroit APontiac Interest has been paid. iV. S6, p. 117. S8i,
•i42. 367, 391, Jl!), 074, 599; V. 27, p. 15, 40. 67. 17',
251, 356.)
Dubuque * Sioux CKj/.—Leased to Illinois Cen-tral. In 1867, for 20 years, at 85 per cent of gro<<8 eai n-
Ings first ten years, and .38 afterwaite. In 1818 gross
earnings were $97<J,279.
Dubuque SO'/Wtiw/orn- Farley to Cedar Rapids. la.
Gross eainincs, 1877, $105,312; cxpensis, 897,215.
(V. 2«,p.-,i64, 453.)
Dunkirk AlUgh, Valley <* Pittsbura. -A consoli-
dation, Dec. 1, 1872. Koail leased and bonds mostlyheld by New York Central A Hudson, which paysinterest as rental.
Elst Bread Top.—yiaSnXj a coal road, carrying
bituminous coal. On line of road are Rockhill Iron
A Coal Comoany's fnmaccfl (2), with a rapacliy of
20,000 tons pig iron annually.
East Pentisylranla.-'Letsed to Philadelphia AReading. Dividends are 6 per cent per annum.
East Tennessee Virginia A Otorgia. — \M»ftMemphis A Charleston Ridlroad for Its own account
and risk, paying over net earnings. Gross earn-
ings yearendiu',; June 30, 1878 were $1.022.651 : ex-
penses, $812,64:, and net earnings, $409,608. (V.
25, p. 406.)Eastrrn (.Vitus.).—Com|>any embarrassed 1875.
A general mortgage was made to fund the old Issues
of detit, bearing 3!4 per cent tor three years, 4 per
cent for three vears, and 6 for balance of term. In1877-78 net Income was $>iS9.7W. The Rastern in
N H.. a separate corporation. Is leased. (V. SO,
p. 548; V. 27, p. IS, 251, 3S6, 382, 537, 636.)
Eastern Shore,—Vonneriy leased, bnt now oper-ated on own account since December. 186!>. BUIfiled for foreclosure. (V. 22, p. 297; V. 27, p. 65.)
Elmlri J<if. (t Canandaimia,—Originally leasedto the New I'ork A Kne Railroad Co. and 1 peratedbv it until May 1, 1.SH6, when tae lease wa-. Iraiis-
f.rrcd to the Northern Centnil Railway Co., bywhich it has ^ince beeu otwrateJ.
Etmira <t lfWi(i»i<<;wrf.—Leased in 18 3 to North.Cent, for 999 years. lienc amounts 10 $165,01 peryear.
Etie <t Pittsburg,—IjfeUfBi lu perpetuity to thePennsvlvania Railroad and transferred to I'enn. Co.
;
the terms guarantee 7 p. c. jier snuuin on slock anddebt. Net earuiugs, 1876, $190,1)92. (V. 20, p. 425.)
Europ'itA dk Xorlh Amerlean, — Defaolted In
1'75. Sterling mort. on New Branswick Divisioafovec'osed Augu-t, 1878. (V. 26, p. IS. 144, 413; V.27, p. 148, 'SI, 828.)
EtaiuvUle <* TTerrs Baute —This was iho Bvaas.ville A Crawfotdsville. Common sioc'* i» $1.-
0Sii..3in: preferred. $100,(X». Net Mrnlugi- I.'i77-8.
$178,748. The company paid 2!< per cut illv.dend
Nov., 1878. (V. 25, p. 45«: V. «!. p. 5I-.)
ArannVU, Tim Ilaufe * CAIca^o.-Gruss earn-
ings, 1876-7, »2(«,.3n; net, $70,923. (V. 21, p. 136.)
FUcliburg.—Lea«« Vt.* Mas*. Net Income. 1877-8.
above rental aii4 Intemt $S47,62a (V. tS, p. 94,117, 391, 648; V. «7. p. 867.)
FUnt <C Pen Mar<iuttU.—On*» aarainn I8T7,
$<Di7.«65; net eanilugs, $416,679, a|alnat $aii«,l)74 in
1876. The lands arelu Ave irosts: salealn 1877, 8.50S
acres, for $»5.!)t*l: total net sale* (o Jan. 1, 1678.
27 '.'22 acres, for $2,277,436; Unda vet unsold,^i.'t 77s acres. Conpors on conaol. bead* pisaedNov., 18T8. and part were funded. (V. K ^ *•! ;
V.«6,p. 4H.M8..Florida Centra',—From Jacksonville to Laka
City. Bonds aathoriied, $909,000. Gross c.mine
•
lsn-«, $1W,45«.
XX RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. [Vol. XXVn.
Subscribers will confer a great flavor by glTlns tmmedlate notice of any error dUcovered In these Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
For explanation of column headings, &c., see notefat the liea<l of first page of tables.
Fonda, Johiistomi <e Olorersrille—lat mortgageFlushing, North S/iore d- Cen<.—Istmort. (Fl.&N. S.)2d mortgage (Fl. & N. 8.)Central of X. I., Ist mortgage
do do Extension 1st mortgageFort Wayne, Jackson it Saginaw—lat mort., coup. .
.
2d mort. and equipment bonds, couponFort Wayne, Muncie tt OtHCtiiKaM—1st mort.gold...2d mortgage
Framinghain it Lowell— 1st mortgage bonds...!!!'.Oalrciil<i)i , Harrixh.tf ,«. A nlonto—Ist mort, gold, l.gr.Oaleesliiii. Ilnustnn ,f- Ifrnd. 0/1871—let mort...Genem, llluiiu <i Sai/ri-~lBt mort, s. f., goldOeorc/ia Itaih-mid <i Hanking Co.^StockBonds, not niuri >;age
,
do do !.!!!Qrand Knpids tf: Indiana—^toekIst mort., land grant, gold (guar, by Pa. ER)..Istniiirt., gold, ($2,4B0,OOO are lanil grant)....Income mortgage bonds, for $10,000,000
Grand Trunk (6'((»(('/«)—Consolidated stockNew stock for ilo.OOd.oOODebenture stock for £-<.000,000 (act of 1874).Canadian debenturesEquipment mort., 1st on all rolling stock
do 2d do doPostal bonds, &e., secured by gov't business. .
.
Ist pref. bonds, conv. into 1st pref . stock2d do do 2d do3d do conv
0reat Western (Canada)—Common stockPreferred 5 i>er cent, convertible into commonDel>enture8New bonds, coupon !!!!!!!!!!!...Short bonds exi'li:inged for bonds due 76, '77, '78.
<?reei(n7/c <£• 0«/«//i/j/((-lstmort.,guar.byState .
Bonds m)t guiu-aiili'i'dNow niortgiigc (I'oi- ^!-2,500,000) !!!!!!!!'
Ban n ilnd .1 ,s7. .'«.sr/)/i—Common stock !. !
!
Prefencd stock (7 p. c. yearly, not cumulative)..Missouri Stale loanBonds 1S70, converlibleBonds, sccMirid by .fJ,.500,000 I'd notes. ...Ist mortgajic (Oniney & PalmjTa ER)Ist mortgage (K.ansas City & Cam. RR.)
Harrisb., Vorlsin'th, Mt. Joy A ianc—StockIst mortgage
flo?*««/rtHtfi—Stock '"!!!!!!
Preferred stock , ..!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Ist mortgage2d mnrt. Iionds of 1869 !!!!!Equipment bonds of 1873
Bousi. Ea^ld- nVifrrja*.—Ist mortgage, gold.'"
Houston di Texas Cent.—lui M., (main) irold. 1 gr 8 fIst mort., West div. (Honipstead to Austin)Ist M., gold,Wnco & N'west (Brcmond to Waco). .
.
Consol. r.;,-,rt., 1. gr. (coupon, but may bereg'd)Income and indemnity bands
Buntingdon di Broad To]>—lat mort., gold .'
!
2d mortgage, gold3d mortftage .consolidated !.!!!!!!!!!!!!!Scx'ip for i)ast due iMtupons
Illinois Central—Stock .........Redemption, Ist anil 2d series '.!......!Mortgage bonds, sterlingSterliiii.' Iiiinds, (sinking fund *20,b66 yeariy)M©rt,i.'nge. sterlingI C. lionil.s, coup. ($2,000,000) M. on CU.'&Sp.RR'
Indianapolis, Bloomington tt Wesl.—lut mort., gold.2d nifirtgagcInd., Bloom., <t W., Extension, Ist rnort.i gold
InaianapoHs, Cincinnati a: Lafa i/elle—StockPreferred stock (issued for funded debt bonds)Indianapolis & Cincinnati of 1858, Ist mortIndianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette .
do do doFunded interest bonds, couponEquipment bonds, registered !
'
Cin. & Ind., Ist mortgagedo 2d M., guar. ($1,000.000 due '77 ext. to"''92)
Milesof
Road.
1058
10010010910926
2155035232
332332332332
1,390
495%3,'50
3.50145
143
143296
15535,4
5412012074
5034311847
461
"585858
707
11220220221718418490151179
2020
Dateof
Bonds
1870186918701872187318691871186918711871187318721870
1877
186918691875
18731875
Size, orPar
Value.
$100&c.500 &c.1,000
500 &c.500 &c.1,000
i',6do1,000
1,0001,000100 &c.
100500
1,000
1,6001,0001,000£25*100
AmoimtOutstanding
•58-'78
1871-21877
1876
1853-718701878
1867
1853
1869187318781866187018731872
185418571865
18641875187418751877186918701872
18751858186718691873187318621867
£20%£100
*100
Various
"ioo100
1,000
1,000
50
100100
1.0001.0001.0001.0001.000
'500500
1.000
ioo500 &c.£200£200£2001.0001,0001,0001.000
50100
500 &c1,0001,000
150 &c.500&e.1.0001.000
$300,000800,000400,000
1,000,000200,000
1,500,000500,000
1,800,000500,000500,000
4,200,0001,493,000600,000
4.200,000522.500399,000
2,800,0004,000,0003,524,000516,000
£3,486,7877,500.0002,560.0003,111,500500,000500,000
1,200,0003.218,1492.327.8087,166.910
£6,037,991505,753
2,165.8301.000,000500,000
1,413,071632,237
9,168,7005,083,0243,000,0004,000,000456,000500,000
1,200,0001,182,550700,000820,000
1,180,000100,000300,000150,000125,000
6,227,0002.305.000940.000
3,292.000l,359,.50O416,000367,500
1,383,00097,907
29,000,0002,500,0002,500,0004,598,0001.000.0001,600,0003,000,0001,500,0005,500,0005,587,1501,419,4001,600,0002,800,0001,767,000446,300353,000499,000
1,497,000
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.Rate per When Where Payable, and byCent. Payable Whom
g-
7777788787;?»•%^-
I'-7
7g.
J. <fc J.M. & N.M. & N.M. & S.M. & N.J. & J.A. & O.&.. & O.A. & O.A. & O.F. & A.J. & J.J. & J.
J. & J.J. & J.J. & J.
J. &"j.A. & O.M. & S,
6 g.Various
4g.5-162135677
103Hl6
"2
767
'if.
I''7
l^-'7'-
6&736
t%I'-
7g.
7777
1077
N. Y., St. Nich. Nat. B'k.N.Y., Chatham Nat. Bk.
do dodo dodo do
N. Y., Farm's. L.& T. Codo doBoston, OfBce.
doBoston.
Bo,st. & London.N. Y.,F. P.Jamee&Co" Y., Metrop. Nat. B'kAugusta,Ga., ER. Bank
do dodo do
A. &J. &F. &J. &J. &.1. &.
A. &A. &J. &J. &
J. & JM. & S.
J. & 3.F. & A.J. & J.
,r. & 3.3. & J
Q.-J.F. & A.
M. & N,J. & 3.
3. & 3.3. & 3.A. & O.
A. &F. &A. &
F. &A. &A. &A. A3. &3. &A. &3. &3. &
A. & O.F. & AJ. & D.M. & 8.M. & SJ. & DIj. & 3
Bonds—Prinol -
pal. When Due.Slocks—lAstDividend.
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co,do dodo do
London, at Co.'s Office,do dodo dodo dodo dodo do
London & Montreal,do do
London Joint Stock B'k,do dodo do
Columbia, Co.'s Office.do do
N. Y.. B'k. No. America,do do
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co.N. Y., B'k. No. America.
do doPhlla., Co.'s Office.
do do
Bridgeport & Boston.Bridgeport and Boston
do do
N. Y.New York.
. Nat'l. City Bank.do dodo do
N. Y., 3. 3. Cisco & Son.
PhHadelphia, Olfice.do dodo dodo do
N. Y., Co.'s Office.N. Y., Co.'s Office.
London.London,Morton R.& Co
do doN. Y., Co.'s Office.
New York.dodo
N. Y.. Amer. Ex. Bank,dododododo
dododododo
Ftmdit, -Tohmtoion Jb dUmersvUie.—'^itt evninin875-6, $36,161.
*
Flushing. North Shore <ft Central.—'^ovi leased toL. I. Rl{. Tliere are, m addition to above, <125 nnoN.Y.& Flushing UU. 7s; 1149,1)00 North Shore'ls;and *93.0IIO Whitestnne & Westchester 7». Com-pany embarrassed, Sept., 1877. (V. 85, p. 334, t.yi:
v. i6. p 46!i.).r
,
Fort WayrA, .Tiekson * Sayinaw.—Traffic guaran-tee 40 per c lit fiom.Mich. Cent. Interest was paid i;i
187? of .*65,noo, coupon due Jan.. IS;7, on 1st mortaud *5.0(iu SI tliid naym-nt of $10 on 2d mort,coupon of October. 1575. Gross earnings 1.S77$854,321; net, $109,6«ii. (V. Sii, p. 2H4; V. 27. p.331.1
Fort Wai/ne, Muneie <t C?intfinnaa.—Receive*appointed November, 1874. (V. 23, p. 398.)
Framingham <fc Lowell. - Leased to Boston, CHiin-•ton & B'itchburg; has also $2.50,000 8 per cent notesdue in lt-84-3. (V. ^6, p. 166.)
Galveston, /[airi/ibiirg it San Antonio. — Grossearnings 1>77, $1.(I52..')68; expen.sc8.J36C.204; netearniijgf. j(i9.'.:)03. A sinkii g fund of 1 per centbegins in 18-)0. The cumpaiiy has IB seciions ofland per mile. (V.2ii, p. 386.)
Galveston, /louslon <ft Ilendereon.—TXet earningsJ877, 817«,BttO. (V. 21, p. 135, 181.)
Geneva, Ithaca <k 5ayre.—Sold Sept. 2, 1ST6, andre-org:inized, this mort. being the old I. & A. mort<Sec V. 33. p. 2,W, :i04, 4,51; V. 24, p. 110.)
Oeorrjia Itallrnai <* Banking Company -The an-nual report for the last flseal year, ending April 1
4878, was published in V. 26, p. 468. A comparative-etatement for three years was as follows:
1875-6. 1876-7. 1877-8.Tot. gr. earng's... $1,194,324 $1,14.3,123 $1,013,712Operat'g expenses. 611,677 64.3,110 72." '0:1Net earnings 552,646 500,017 286,018In May, i875. this company, with the Oentr,iI Ga.,Dur-diasc'l at foreclosure »iile the VVestern RR. of AlaVot Montgomet7 & West Point 8 per centa this
New York andflBoston
July 1, 1900May 1, 1889
Mar. 1, 1902May 1, 1903July 1, 1889
Oct., 1891Oct.. 1889April, 1896
April 1, 18911910
July 1, 1902July 1, 1890July 15, 1878yearly to 1890July 1, 1897
189918991906
April. 1877Jan., 1920Perpetual.
Irredeemable.Irredeemable.Irredeemable.April, 1878April, 1878Perpetual.Dec, 1890
Oct., 1880-821881 to 1886
Aug., 18701884-1887Mar.. 1885Jan. 1, 1888Jan., 1892Jan., 1886
Jan. 1. 1879July 1, 1883
Oct. 15, 1878188518891883lf93
July 1, 1891July 1, 1891July 1, 1903Oct. 1, 1912
Oct. 1. 1890Feb. 1. 1-895April 1. 1895
Sept. 2. 1878April 1, 1890April 1, 1895April 1 . 1903Dec. 1, 1905Jan. 1. 1898
Oct.. 1909Oct.. 1890
1912
April. 1888Feb.. 1897,Iuno, 1899
Sept. '78.'80,'83
Sept. 1, 1883Dec, 1892
Jan. '82, '87, '93
company offers sixes. (V. 24, p25, p. 90; V. 26, p. 468.)Grand
466, 468, 495; V. I
Rapids <t Indiana.—dross earnings18i7, *1.0!i7.1ii7; net, $348,746, against $316,507 inl?i6. Un^'uiiranteed bonds are secured by thesiine mort','i.ge as the guaranteed on the land grant.Binee Dec, 1875. 1st mortgage bonds redeemed bysinklnsfunrl are rep'accd by income bonds issuedto Coniine tal Improvement Co. The Penn. rail-road virtually buys the coupons paid by it. andholds them. (V. 24, p. 56*; V. 25, p. 3-34; V. 26,p. 95, 192, 239, 443, 54S, 6i5.)
Grand Trunk ((7ono<io).—The above flgoresrenre-eent pounds sterling. Net earnings in halt yearei:ding July 1. 1878, £213,750. Interest, rentals, Ac,
fm^iaa*^' ^' '' ^^' *'*^' ^' ^^' ^' '^' ^^' ^^'
Great Western (Canada).—The above figures aregiven In pounds sterling. For the half year endingJuly 31, 1878, thu gross receipts were £377,485;working expenses, £2'*1,<)98: net ef.mings. £90,.387.(V. 26, p -65, 443, 574; V. 27, p. 94, 38),"513.)
(•'reenville <t Columiia.—This company defaultedbat compromised with its bondholders. Net earn-ings 187!, *I80,614. (V. 22, p. 110; V. 26, p, 547;V. 27, p, 22T.)
IJannibal it St. Joseph.—The company has akontf 2,500,( 0(1 in land notes, and about 100.000 acres yetnnsold. In 187; gross earninira were $1,931,365; net,t7'A4;8. Iniercet charge, gOBO.OOO. The bondss.curod on land notes have a sinkius fund of $2.%iX)oper year. (V. 25, p. 162, 186, 237, 381, 407. 432. 592;V. 26. p. 2J8, 3»0, 625; V. 27, p. 279, 487, 603.)
Ilarrisburg Fortsm. Mt. Joy it. Lancaster.— lie&seAto Penn RR , which owns a majority of the stock.//owotonic—Leases Berkshire Railroad, Stock-
bridge & Pittsflcid, and West Stockbridee. Grossearnings in 1,876-7 were »5S9,407; net, $154,6.30. (V.2J, p. 2;i2: V. 84, p. 874.)Houston EoAt & West Texas.—In progress, lions-
ton to Shreveiort, 8J5 miles. Narrow gauge; bonds$7,000 per mile.
Houston it Texas Central.—Oross earnings for teamonths ending Feb., 1878, were $2,350,412; net,$937,797. Company owns 5,840,000 acres landagainst first and consol. mortgagts. and other landsand lots against income bonds. (V. 25, p. 357; V.26. p. 40. 290, 334.)
Buntingdon <ft Broad Top. - Capital stock is $2,-052,800. Gross earnings in 1876 were $270,441; net,$143,815. Interest passed on 3d mortgage bonds.(V. 28, p. 206; V. 24, p. 369.)
Illinois Central.—The general mortg. of 1874 pro-vides for all bonds outstanding. It is limited to$15,000,000. The Company has become interested inthe purchase of the N.O. Jack, & Gt. North on fore-closure, and has a similar interest in the Miss Cent,,sold under consol.mortgage. In July, 18:7, took theChic. & Sprine. under lease, ard issued the bondssecuredon ihat road. Annual report for 1877 (V. 26,p. 164) gives causes for decrease in earnings, pros-pects, iftc. Following is n comparison for four years:
Gross Net Interest,Year, Earniugs. Earnings. Ac.1877 $6,6.39,845 $2,546.8)1 $5S8.9S01876 7.040.969 2,141,776 616,7931875 7,S02,556 2 670,081 661,0981871 7,900.721 2.775.362 413.610<V.'84, p. Ill, IS 1. 158, 368, 444, 518; V. %\ p. 438,458; V. 86, p. 164,548,574.)
Indianapolis, Bloomlngton ifc Western—Default wasfirst made Jul.v, 1874, and foreclosure toolc placeOct. 30, 1878. Receiver's certiflcdtes issued to con-siderable anount. Iho Danville, Urbana. Uloom-ington & Pekin is part of this road. Net eamingaof main line in 18:6-7, $349,5ii7. Western extensiondeficit on operations, $45,106. (V. 26, p. 67, 190,420, 470, 54S; V. 27, p. 41, 148, 172, 199, &, 357, 883,43,5. 461. 486.)
Indianajioli', Cincinnati it Lafayette.—The com-pany defanltrd July, 1876, and Mr. Ingalls. President,wan appointed receiver. Gross earnings 1877-8,$l,309,0i7; expenses. $814,697; net earninErs, $194,-.38S. (V. i5. p. 182. 380; V. 26, p. 265, 625; V. 27,p. 173, 303, 364, 333.)
Dbcbuher^S, 1878.
1
RAILROAD STOCKS AND BOiNDS. zzi
Sobaerlbnra wUI ronrer a sreat (avor hf kItIob lmm*dlats nolle* of may error dlaeoTer«4 %m tkwM T*M«a«niCSCKIPTION.
For explanation of oolnmD headinn, Ao., a
at tb« bead of flnt pa^ o( tabloa.
Inriutn'polU Dee. <t Spr.-Ut M., elrt (for $1,800.00012it ninrt.. (Incomo bonds only till Julr, 1881)—
Inriianajiiili* d Bf LouU—l»t, mort., In 3 series. . .
.
'2<i inofliriiffo
Enutpnirnt hond»li,<lia:uii„.!i.i ,1 n)i(-<!ii>i««-lBt mortgage, guar
—
««1 moi t\':i<(\ f^iarantoodiii(iTnii/i"mi/ 1# Great NorUiem—Conaol. atookInternal ixnal, Ifit mortgage, goldHoiiHtiMi A Qreat Nortberu, let mortgage, gold..Iiilt'iiiallniial 2rt mortgageIIoiiHioii A at. NortlH-m 2d mortgageFiimk'cl coiiixm hoiiUs
Toien falls if Sioux Oily—StockIhI iiioilpmP. April 1,'Ga
Jark.iim r., I'rns.if 3/o6.—Florida State bonds, gold.
.
Jejff-.inii (^/'rt.;— 1st & 2(1 niorts. (Hawlpy Branobl.tut mcirlK:<J.'C (SusciiU'liiir.iia to Cnrboudale)
Jeffrrsdiirille. Mailimnit />i'/i(i»n))o/i»—StockIn
Milesof
Road.
83
"ii71
il7117»192042.W204255
Dateof
Bond*
ndianiiiioliH & Madison, iHt moitKatteJeff.. Mad. & Ind.. Ist M. (s. f. $15,000 i)er year)
do do 2d niortKageJolifl it- Xorlhcni fndinjia—Ist mort., guar by M. CJutii-iiim, I'hilmUtphia—lat, mortgage
2(1 m(»rt>rjiKoKa"'as Villi, SI. Joseph <t Council B/i«^»—Stock.
,
iHt mortKafje, Council Bluffs & St Josepb.Kansas City, St. Jo. ii C. Bl.. mortgage
do do income bonds, reg.
Katmas Pac«y?c—StockIst mort., gold. coup., on 140 miles west Ko. Kiv.1st mort., gold, 140th to 393d mUo2d mort (to U. 8. (lov.) on 304m. west Mo. River1st M.. 394th to e39th mile, I'd jrr, 3,000,000 ac'c;
1st mort.. coup., (I/oaT(!nwortU Branch) ,
Income bonds, coupon. 3(1 mortgage on 427 miles.Ist land b'ds, cp, or rcg., gold, ou 2,000,000 acres2d land mort.. do do doOonsol. funding mortgageJune. C. & Kort K., Ist mort., gold, land gr., guar
Eenlnckij Ccii^raJ—2d mortgage3d niortijaffc - -
KfokiikitDes JfoinM—1st M., guar.,(for$2,750,0O0)EnoT rf Linroln—\^i mortffaseJ..nfayetlr. Illoominnlon d- Miss.—1st mortgazetafaytile ilitncie <t Woominn/on— Ist mortgage...Lake S/tnreti Michigan Southern—StockGuaranteed 10 i>er cent stockConsol. 1st mort.. (sink, fund, 1 per cent) coupon,
do do do registered2d mortgage, do. (tor $25,000,000) coup, and reg.Income bonds, coupon or registeredMortgage bonds of Oct., 1869, sinking fundIst mortgage, sinking fund, M. 8. <& N. I
2d mortgage (C, P. <k A. RR.) registered bonds.3d mortj-'ago doLake alioro dividend bonds. April, 1869Ist mortgage (C. & Tol. BR.) sinking fund2d mortgage doBuffalo^ Srle, mortgage bonds
do dedo do
Dct. Monroe ATol., Ist mort., coup., guarKalamazoo & White Pigeon. 1st mortgageSchoolcraft ,& Three River. 1st mortgageKalamazoo & Schoolcraft, 1st mortgageKalamazoo, Allegan & Or. Rapids, 1st mortgage
do do stock, 6 per ct. guar.Jamestown & Franklin, Ist mortgage
do do 2d mortgageioi(7re»i«€—StockIst mortgage
Leavenworth Ateh. <t K. IT.—1st mort., guarLeaven., Law. <* Oa/r.—Ist mort., l.gr. ,s.f., conv.Kansas C. & Santa Fe, Ist mort., guarSouthern Kansas, 1st mort. , guar
XeAtgA << ^aetowanmi—Ist mortgage
184250
3822680
1.59159444>a
27452
274
67314025339424534
427
33 >a9999162498237
1181
864864864
8644519595
2581621628888836237121358
'si51221721145321015
18761876180018701871
18711872187418741870-8
1869187018671860
1862186618701877
180618771877
186518661865-71869186618661870187118761873185318531878
•69-'72
18711871
1870187018731872186918.551859186718691855186618621866186818761869186718671868
18631869
186518701869187018721867
BIzeorpar
Value.
91,0001,0001,0001.0001,000
500 Ac1,000
i',6oo1,0001,0001,000
iflio
500 4c.
1,0001,000100
500 (Stc.
1,0001,0001,0001,0001,000100
1,000100 <&c.
100100
1,0001,000
i",6oo1,000.50 &c
2,50 ic,1,000
i',6bo1,0001,000lOO&c,
I'.OOO1,000100100
1,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000
500 Ac.1,0001,0001,0001,000
500 Ac.1,000
1,0001,000
501,0001,0001,0001.000
AmountOutstanding
S38,00007,000
2,000,000917.000500,000
1,700.0001,450,0005,,500,0003,26.1,0004,084,0002,052,0002,007.0002,787,6204,625,C002.960,0004,000,000300,000
2,000,0002.000,000397,000
2.409,0002,000,000800,000500.000300.000
2,789,413500,000
4,493,4282,488,0009,689,0502,240,0004,063.0006.303,0006,380,000600.000
4,275,3501,578.0001„500.0001,500,000600,000844,000237,000
(')
2,395,0001,300,000666,000
49,466.500533.500
I
7,925,000
9,206,0003,294,000888.000
5.2,56,0001,000,0001,000.0001,393,0001,505,000849,000200,000300,000
2,844,000924,000400,000100,000100,000840,000610,000422,000500,0004,50,000341,000600,000
5,000,000720,000160.000300,000
INTEREST OR DIVIOBlflM.
Rate perCent.
77876
"7'g.
I'-8
"i'
7877
777766
"i'7«
77g.
I'-756
7 g.3577777777777777778883772^77101087
WhenPay-ble
Wbere Parable and byWDom.
A. it O.J. & J.
VariousA, A OJ. It J.F. A. AM. & N.
A.i'o.J. at J.p. A A.F. A A.
Q.-M.A. A O.J. A J.J. A J.J. A J.Q.-F.K.liV.A. A O.J. A J.J. A J.J. A J.A. A O.
J. a'j.J. A J.A. A O.
F. A A.J. A D.PayableM. A NM. A N.M. A S.J. A J.M. A 8.A. A O.A. A O.M. A 8.
J. A DA. A OVariousP. A AF. A A.F. A AF. A A,J. A JQ.-J.
J. A D.A. A O.A. A O.M. A NJ. A J.A. A O.A. A O.J. A J.A. A O,J. A J.M. A S.A. A O.
A AA J.A J.A J.A J.
A. A O.J. A J.J. A D.
F. A A.A. A O.J. A J.M. A N.
New York, Co.'s Offlce.do do
V. Y.. Union Tnuit Co.do dodo do
N. Y., Farm. L. A T. Co.do do
N.Y., National City BHi
AmV*-Mad:pal, Whao Dna.
DiTldeod.
Jan. 1, ISOaJuly 1, 10MJuly 1, 101ftOct. 1, 1000July I, 1881
looa1000
dododo
dododo
N. Y..Bostnn.
Nat. Park Bank.New York.
Honesdnle Nat. Bank.N. Y., by Eric RailroadN. Y..Farm. L. AT. Co,
do dodo dodo do
N. Y., Farm, L. A T. Co.Fhiladelpbla Offlce.
do do
Boston, at OCBce.do dodo do
N. Y., Bk of Commercedo do
>a by transportation.N. Y.. Lond. A Frankft
N. Y., Bk of Commerce.do do
N. Y., Lond. A Frankft.New York.
doNew York.
K. Y.. Bank of America.do do
New York OfDce.Bath, First Nat. Bank.
New York.
N.T.,Orand Cent.Offlce.do do
Aprtl 1. 1911Jan. 1, 1800Feb.. 1904
Feb. 1. 1904
Sept. 2, 1878April 1, 1890
19001887 A 1880Jan. 1, 1889Not., 1878
May 1, 1881Oct. 1, lOOAJuly 1, 1010July 10, 1907Jnly 1, 1883April 1, 1900
Jan. 1, 1880Jan. 1, 1007Jan. 1, 1907
F. A A
pill
Za>-3
Pittsburg Office.N. Y.. Winalow. L. A Co.N. Y.. B'k of Commerce.New York and Boston.
Boston Offlce.do
Aug. 1, 1895June 1, 18901895 to "97
May 1, 1890Jan 1, 1896July 1, lOlSJuly 1, 1880Sept., 1886Oct.. 1879
April 1, 1903March, 1883June, 1885
Oct. I, 19231880-1902Aug., 1901Aug.. 1901
Feb. 1, 1879Feb. 1, 1879July 1, 1900July 1, 1900Dec. 1, 1903Oct. 1, 1882Oct. 1. 1879May 1, 1885Jan. 1, 1880Oct. 1, 1892April 1, 1899July 1, 1885April 1, 1888July 1, 1882Sept. 1, 1880April 1, 1898Aug. 1, 1906Jan. 1, 1890July 1, 1887July 1, 1887July 1, 1883Oct. 1, 1878
Var.toJulT,'97Jnne 1, 1894Jan., 1879Aug., 1805
Oct. 1, 1889July, 1899May, 1890
1892Feb., 1897
Indianapolia, Decatur A Springfield—Tiiis em-brtces the former Indiana A niinois Central. Thesecond mort<rtt£re is issued ro holders of old I.A I.O.Ints, and till Julv. ISSI. Interest is payable oat ofnet earnings only, if sufficient. Stock is $500,000.OroBs earnings. l!l6-7. $101,105; net, $17,709. (V.a, p. 511; V. a?, p. 251.)
Indmnavoll' <t St. Louis.—Ot the 1st mrrtiazeboDda eeiies "A" are J. A J. ; series " B." M. A S.
;
series " C." M. A N. The stock, $600,000, Is owned' by PenDsylrania Co. and CI. Col. Cin. A Ind. Be-
longs to Pcnn. system, and leases the St, Louis A.ft T. H. In 1876-7, net earnings were $191,432.(V. M, p. 9S, 614, 654; V. S7, p. 41, 409, 454, 603.)
Indianapolie <t Vincennes.~l» controlled by Penn.. Co, through stock owDership, and interest is guar-) iateed by Penn. Railroad. Net earnings In 1S75
were $32,706. (V. 20,p. 4*6.)
TrJemalitmal <t Orectl Northern ( TVaxw).—A con->lidation of the International and the Honston A
iiteat Northern. Coupons funded in 1873 andI bonds issued for $2 THT.ti^O. Receiver appointed
Apr, 1878, and new plan of re-organization made, asper Chronicle. V. 27. p. 95, 331. Net earnings. 1877.
M».«8. Land grant about 5,C00,C00 acres. (V. 26,
p. MH, 647; V. 27, p 95. 331.)
Iowa Falls <4 Sioux Ci7y.—Leased to Illinois Cen-tral at 35 per cent, on earnings.
Iron Mountain. Chester A Eastern.—Thia was for-merly the Chester A Tamaroa. Bonds are in de-fftDlt since 1873, and foreclosure sale ordered. (V.2S. p. 614.)
Jacksonville, Pensacota <t JfoMfe.—This road Is
mortgaged for a like amonut of Florida State bonds.«Bd IS held by the state and noticed for sale April», 18T7. (V. 4S, p. 158; V. £3, p. 63, S56, 576; V. 24,
p. 40, SW; V. 23, p. 212.)
Ji!ir«r»n.-I.cased to the Erie Railway Company,which pays Interest on the bonds. (V. 14, p. K8.)
Jeffersonrille, ifouison <ft Indianapolis.—leased•Ian. 1. 1873, to Penncylvanla Company for interest
and sinking fund of bonds, and 7 per cert, a yearon stock. Lease guaranteed by Penna. Railroad.In 1877, gross earnings were $1,177,976; net earn-ings, $499,033. (V. 26, p. 192.)
Joliet dt Northern /ndiono.—This 7 percent bond.guaranteed by Michigan Central, issued in place of
old 8 per cents. (V. 2J, p. !67; V. 24, p. 445; V. 25,
p. 592; V. 26, p. 40.)
Jan«<ion (PA 1/.)—Owned by connecting companies.Cost of road $898,321; paid-up stock, $185,000.
Kamas City, St. Joseph <t Council Blxiffs—T^aabove statement is made of the securities as issuedsince reorganization. Annual report of operations
in 1876, and outline of plan for issue of securities
In V. 25, p. 62. (V. 23, p. 233, 496; V. 26, p. 390.)
Kansas Pac—la 1877 grossesr'nge were $3,284,7S4,
and net earnings $1,367,777, against $1,280,467 In 18T6
and $1.57-J,S»0 in 1875. The land grant is in twotrusts, 2.000,000 acres In the first, from the Ist to the
380th mile, and 3.000.000 acres in the second, from380tU mile westwaid, (Denver Extension.) See 1st
page SnrPLEMENT of Sept.. T878. The companygave a quit claim deed, August I, 1878, of all Its
lands, to S. J. Oilmoro, sabject only to the land
mortgages. Foreclosure pending under first mort-
gage of Ifi69 (Denver extension). (V. 26, D. 192, 391,
430, 470. 518, B2'i, 65); V. 97. p. 1«, 41, 95, 96, J21.
136, 200, 228, 251, 253, 274, 275, 280, 367, 383, 435, 5J9.)
Kentucky Central.—T^Aa was formerlv Covington
A Lexington. The company purchased I he May»-ville A Lexington road. In June, IS78, It paid a
dividend of 3 per cent on preferred stock of $500,000
and 1 per cent on common stock of $4,500,00".
Gross earnings 1R77-8 «648,>W: net, $S4«,e»l. (V.
24, p. 496; V. S6, p. 4 73.)
Keokuk <k Des ifolna.—The stock is $1,524,000
pref. and $1,600,400 cpmn9n—a msjority held by
lessee. Leased to Chic. Rk. I. A Pacific for 4S yeanfrom Oct. 1, 1878, on Dasis of 25 per cent of groeaearnings and a guarantee of new bonds at 5 per oeot.(V. 26, p. 470, 553, 546; V. 27, p. 357, 628.)
KnoT tt Lincoln—In 1877 net earnings were $48,-
943. Interest Is paid on bonds by cities and towns.Annual report for 1876, V. 22, p. 304.
Lafayette WoominqUm A Jfiw.—Formerly leeaedto Tol. Wab. A W. (V. 23, p. 353; V. 24, p. 445, 4«,518; V. 27, p. 146.)
Lafayette Muncie A Sloomington.—lti hands otreceivers. (V. 24, p. 463, 518; V. 27, p. 1 4 6.)
Lake Shore A Michigan Soulhem.—The brief
report for 1878. showed surplus Income applicable
to dividend* of $1,041,018. See V. 27, p. 645. Thefollowing shows a luinmary for Use years named
:
1877.
1,178$ia,30M58B,MS,MS4.541,1M80,000,000t7,2T4,00«
1875. 1876.
Miles 1,173 1.176
Oroes earnings.. $14,434,198 $13,948,176
Operat'g exp'ea. 10.53:,500 8,574,896
Net earnings.... »,902,«»r 4.874,341
Stock 50,000,000 50,000,000
Total debt 37,774,000 37,524.000
(V. 23, p. 33. 254, ae; V. M, p. 16. 418; V. S6»p.16. 63, 230, 510; V. 26, p. 442, 645; V. 27. p. Ml,US.)
£<jwr(!n«.—Leased to Plttsb., F. Wayne A.CUe.tt 40 per cent on gross eaminga. I^ase tmntfeneato Pennsylv'a Company. Net eambiaStl873, tMATf.Sinking fund has $14,000 bonds. (V. SO. p. 49C.)
LeavenirorlA Atch.A N. W.-Operated by MlaeoortPacific.
Leavemtorth, Laurence A Ooiwrtoa.—Defaolledon interest July, ISIS. Sold In foceclosars Aec. •,
1878. tor $760,o56. (V. », p. »», 4«0, MO; V. W, p,
200.)
£«U0* A Lackawanna.—Oyvntei by Central of
New Jersey aa a coal road.
rdi RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS, [Vol XXVII.
Sal»«crlber« wUl confer a great favor by giving Immediate notice of any error discovered in tbese TabIe«.
DESCRIPTION.For explanation ol column lieadings, Ac, see notes
at tbe head of first page of tables.
Lehigh Vallei/—StocTi, common and prefl8t mortgage, conpou and registered2d mortgage, registeredConsol. mort., gold, $ & £ (s. fd. 1 p.c. y'ly) op.& reg.Easton & Amboy, 1st mortgage (tor $10,000,000)Delano Land Company linmls, endorsed
LetcMurg Centre <t Spruce C'reefc—Ist mortgage. ..
hiltle Miam i—Stock, commonIst mortgage ...'.
Street coHnection bds (jointly with Cin.ii Ind.RK.)LilOe Rock <t Fori Smith—i'fevi stock
l8t M., Idgr't (750,000 aes) s.fund (for $3,000,006)Little Schitylkill—Stock1st mortgage, sinking fimd, extended 1877
Logansp't, OraicforUsv. a S. W. of Intl.—1st mort., g.ionjf is;a»rf—Stock
.
Ist mortgage, extensionlet mortgage, Glencove BrIst mortgage, mainNewtowii & Fhisliing, guar \].\.."V."V.New York & Rockaway, guarSmitlitown & Port Jcflerson
XrflM iTO. Ci«. <£• iej.—Louisr. rn(to Louisv.&Frankf.)Louisville Cincinnati & Lexington, Ist mortNew mortgage, coupon, for $1,000,000
Louisville <t A'as/iD(7/<!- StockLouisTille loan, main stem (no mortgage)Lebanon branch, LouisTille loanLiebanon branch, 1st mortgage
do extension, Louisville loanCecilian Branch, 1st mortgageConsolidated 1st mortgage for $8,000,0002d mortgage bonds, gold, coupMemphis <fc Ohio. Ist mort., sterling, guar ..Memphis & ClaiksviUe br., Ist mort., sterling
L&irfell (£ Lawrence—StockLykens Talley—fitock .....!.Macon d- A ugnsla—lut mortgage2d mort., endorsed by Georgia Railroad
Uadison d Portage—1st mort.. troldMahoning Coal.—Ist mortgage,' couponManchester dt Lawrence—StockMaine Central—Stock
ist mortgage, consolidatedBonds ($1,100,000 loan) A. &.K.RR..Extension bonds, 1870, goldMaine Central loan for $1,100,000Leeds <fe Farmingtou Railroad loanAndroscoggin Railroad, Bath City loanPortland & Kennebec, 1st mort., extended
do do consolidated mortgage...Belfast & Moosehead, 1 st mortgage .'
Mansfield cC Pram Ingham—lat mortgageMarietta it Cincinnati— 1st mortgage, dollar.. ....lilet mortgage, sterling2d mortgage "
| [
.
3d mortgage '.'.'.'.['.'.'.'.'.'.'.','..'.':'.
4th mort
Milesof
Road.
30110110123260
1919681
i23123313192
158
954101965
175175737
3923921308312207777394326
355355
19
Scioto & Hocking Valley RR., 1st mortgage .
.
Bait. Short Line, stock, 8 p. c. gii.ar liyM. & cdo do 1st mort., guar, by M. &C..
Qncmnati & Baltimore RR., stotkdo do 1st mortgage
Marquette, B. <£ 0—lst mort., I'd gr., M. & O., coup.Ist mort., I'd gr., H. & C, coup2d mort., land grant, M.,H. & 0., coup3d mort., do do do ..
Memph is a Ch/trleston-stockl8t mortgage, Ala. & Miss. Div., convertible2d mortgageConeo!. M., g. ($1,400,000 Ist M. on 91 m. in Tenn.)
Memphis <t Little Kk.—lst M. (paid $50,000 yearly)General mort., land grant, (s. f. $10,000 after '82)
Metropolitan (N. Y. City)—1st mortgage, $ or JS2d mortgage
Michigan Central—stock1st mortgage, convertible, sinking fund.!!.'.'.1st mortgage, convertibleConsolidated mortgage (for $10,000,000)..Michigan Air Line mortgage.
38
3322188188
305>s
Dateof
Bonds,
18681870187318771872
18531864
1875
18771870
1860 50018641868 5001873 5001871 5001871 5001851 1,0001867 1,0001877 100 Ac
100
1856 1,0001863 1,0001863 1,00018771868187318711872
1867186918701872
18721860-118701868187118611863186518701869186118611866187018731866
1869
50 1 18724494
10>.l
292181272292133133
800284284284103
187118721873
18.54186718771877187718781878
18721869
Size, orPar
Value.
AmountOutstanding
$501,0001.0001,000
i,wk>
"501,0001,000
i',6oo50
500 &c100 &c
50
1,0001,000£200£200
"ioo1,0001,0001,0001,000100100
100 &c.
100100
500 &c
1001,000
1,0001,0001,0001,000
1,0001,000
250 &c.1,000
1,0001.0001,0001,000
Lehigh Fa/.—This company's earnings are chieflyfrom anthracite coal. The gross income from allBources, in 1876-7, was $7,IiiO,3:S: net $3,!I3~.39«.The Co.'s report gives no geotral balance theet,nor the cost or value of its miscellaneous invest.ments. Of ihe E. & .\mboy mort., $5,000,000 havebeen issaed to L. V. Company. A comparativeBtatement for three years is as follows;
.„ ,1874-5. 1875-6. 1876-7.
•Coal (tone) moved. . . 3,377,527 3,951.513 4.363.184Gross earnings $6,016,495 $7,049,M6 86,4S-i,0:l«Operatmg expenses.. 3,363,8tl U,3-I3.:50 3,163,833
Net earnings 33,783,633 «.3,30-i.«96 $.3,335,314Capital stock 37,(i93,397 27,338,930 37.338,a55Funded debt 3'3,1S9,000 31,186 000 3t,301,000Koatmgdebt 460.308 635,813
.,.„4"""''"^'''''- ^V. 34, p. HO; V. 25, p. 333;
Y. S6, p. 67, 340.).f
•
Little Miami—This company leases the Colnmbus« Xenia, aud both are Icd^ed lo Pittsburg, Cincin.Bati & St. Louis, guaranteed by Pi-nn. RR., lesseesasgumin-,' interest payment on holds and 8 per centon stock. Net earnings, 1876, (L. M. &C. & X )
$«S6,555. (V. 30, p. 427; V. 31, p. 430.)
Little Rockit Fort .S'wiiW.—Foreclosed Dec. 10, 1874Be-organized and stock issued for old bonds. Netreceipts, 1876, #51,044; in 1^77, $114,136. (V. 35, p.68: V. 36, p. 549.)
"^
Little SchuijIkiU.—Leased and operated by Phila-dalphia & Reading. Dividends, 7 per c^ut.
Logansport, OrawfordsviOe <t S. W. of Ind.—Oe-cree of sale made. 'I'he total liabilities. September1875, reported at $4,097,1100, of which $333,000 werereceiver's certificates. (V. 33, p. 63; V. 23, p. 438.)
Long Inland.—Grass earnings, year ending Sept.30, 1876, $1,13),7JS; net earnings, ¥;i83,6a8 (includinglewed Imes from May 1); interest and reutais,x)76,331. Net earnings for three years before, were'1874-5, $813,501; I87i-4. $317,8:11; 1873-3, «.i6.5.S33.lo Jan , 18.6, a sale of stock was made to Mr. Pop-penhaEon, and this ro,id nfterwird leased the Fluih-Ing No, Shore & Cential, aud the So. of L. I , aud
$27,228,8555,000,0006,000,000
13,301,000Held by L.V.
1.697,0001,545,0004,608,0001,500,000525,000
5,000,0002,650,0002,646,100492,000
1,500,0003,300,000175,000150,000
1,121,500106,500250,000600,000100,000
3,000,000275,300
9,003,218849,000225,00077,000
333,0001,000,0007.070,0002,000,0003,500,0002,304,720200,000600,000400,000370,000600,000
1,480,0001,000,0003,620,1203,898,6001,100,000496,500756,800633,000425,000217,300
1,166.700150,000300,000
2,450,0001,030,0002,50().<K)O3,000.0004,000.000300,000
1,125,000730,000
1,200,000500.000
1,910,0002,000,000840,00070(!,000
5.312,7251,200,0001,000,0001,951,000230,000
2,600,0003,000,0004,500,000
18,738,'2041,501,000556,000
8,000,0001.900,000
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.Rate perCent.
1676g.677266j-3l3
78g.j-67777677I'fl
667
I'-
t'-2I3
77!«•
5
"7"
6
6666
g-
7778874747888
10j-77g.
104
2887
went into Receiver's hands October, 1877. (V. '23,
p. 113; V. -33, p. a34, 433, 510; V. 36, \>. 290, 393.)Louisville, Cincinnati db Lexington. — Sold in
foreclosure Oct. 1, '77, for $731,000 to 2d mort. bond-holders, subject to above liens. New co. organizedwith S3,100,000 stock. (V. 34. p. 170, 469, 565; V. 35,p. 16, 335, 35 6, 433, 533; V. 37, p. 308.)
Louisville & yashriUe. - In 1877-8 gross earningswere $5,607,598, and net $3, -344,343; surplus aboveinterest, $684,391. Nashv. & Dec. is leased, andliabilities for the S. &, N, Ala. are assumed. (V. '35,
p. 41, 33i, 356; V. 26, p. 142, 653; V. 2T, p. 68,354,463,536.)Lowell <& Lawrence.—Lenaei to Boston & Lowell.
CV'. -35. p. 357.)Lijktns Valley.—Le&aed to Summit Branch Rail-
road at $63,500 per annum. (V. 23, p. 113.)
Macon <* .4«y««(a.—Leased and operated by theGeorgia Railroad, which guarantees all the bondsexcept $100,000 of first mortgage. Gross earnings,1377-8. $99,787; expenses, $104,667. To be fore-dosed. (V. -36. p. 468 ; V. 27, p. 252.)
Madison Jb JbrtasK.—Controlled bv Chic. Mil. &St. Paul. Gross earnings, 1876, $31,896. (V. 26, p.459.1
'
Mahoning Coa;.—This coal road runs from An-dover. O, to Youngstown, 0., and is leased to tLeLike Shore ,& M. S. for 35 years froui May, 1873, at40 per cent of gross earnings.
Manchester it iawr«n<;«.—Formerly operated withthe Concord RR. as one line. Net earnings 1877-8.$100,458 against $100,4)6 in 1876-7. (V. '35, p. 39;V. 37, p. 66.)Maine C'«n<r«/.—The total earnings for the year 1877
were $1,654,237; operating expenses. $1,003,53?: netearnings, $65').h9i— sufficient to jiay $603,519 forinterest and rents, and leave a balance of $17,179There were ."ola $1,011,000 of consol. bonds in theyear to p:iy floating dobt, (V. 22, p. 35u; V. 24, p.344 ; V. -35, p. 19?; V. 36, p. 341.)Mansfuld A Framingham.—hea»ei to Boston,
Clinton & Fitchbnig, at 25 per cent ol gross earn-
WhenPayable
Where Payable, aud byWhom.
Q.-J.J. &. D.M-. & S.
J. & D.
J. '<fe"j.
M. & N.Q.-.M.
Jf. & N.Various
T. '&J.J. & J.A. & O.Q.-F.
F. & A..M. & N.M. & N.M. & N.A. & O.M. & S.
J. & J.J. & 3.A. & O.F. & A.A. & O.VariousM. & N.A. & O.
A."& O.M. & N.J. & D.F. & A.A. & O.Q.-F.
J. & J.J. & J.A. & O.
& J.M. & N.
A.&"b.P. & A.A. & O.J. &. J.J. & J.J. & J.A. & O.A. & O.M. & N.J. & J.F. & A.F. & A.M. & N.J. & J.A. & O.M. & N.J. & J.J. & D.M. & N.J. & J.J. & D.J. & J.F. & A.M. & S.
m.&"n.J. & J.J. & J.M. & N.July.
J. & J.A. & O.A. & O.-M. & N.J. & J.
Philadelphia, Offlce.Reg.atoltice, cp.B'kN.APhiladelphia, Offlce.
do do
Philadelphia Offlce.
Ciucinnatl.N Y., Bank of America.
Cincinnati.
Boston.Philadelphia Offlce.
doN. Y., Jones & Schuyler
Coiupauv's Offlce.N.Y.,8t. Nicholas N.Bk
do dodo dodo dodo do
Dre\el, Morgan & Co.N. Y., Bank of America.
do do
Louisville.N. Y., Drexel, M. & Co
do doLouisville.
do
N. Y., Drexel, M. & Co.New York.
Xx)ndon, Baring Bros,do do
Boston.Philadelphia.
N.Y.,M.K. Jesup.P.&Co.do doNew York.
N.York, Union Trust Co.Manchester aud Boston.
Bost.,Nat. B'kConi'rce.Bost., N. Bk. Commeice
do dodo doPortland.
Bost., Nat. B'k Com'rcePortland, Me.
Bost., Nat. B'k Com'rce.Belfast aud Boston.
Boston, Bost. Nat.Bstuk.Bait., R. Garret «Si Sons.
Ix>udon.R. Garret A Sons.do dodo dodo dodo do
Bait., Merch. Nat. Bankdo dodo do
N. Y., Company's office.do dodo dodo do
Bait.,
N.Y.
N.Y.
N.Y.
, R. T. Wilson & Codo dodo doH.Talinadge &Codo doCentral Trust Co
Gr.iud Central, Offlce.N. Y., Union Trust Co
do dodo dodo do
i(0Hr/s—Prinel-pal. When Due.Stocks—lAsttDividend.
Jan. 13. 1879June, 1898Sept., 19101898 & 1923
Jan., 1892May 1, 1902Dec. 10, 1878May, 1883
1894
July 1, 1995Jan., 1879Oct., 1882Aug., 1900
187318901884
July, 1898Mar, 1903April, 1901Sept., 1901Jan., 1881Jan., 1897
1907July, 18781886 &1887
1886Nov., 1880-'85Oct. 15, 1893
ApriY,'i898Nov. 1, 1883Dec, 1901Aug., 1902
Apl. 2, 1878Nov., 1878
18871879
Oct.. 1890Jan.. 1902
Nov. 1, 1878
April 'i,"l9121890 to 1891Oct., 1900nly, 1898
July, 1901July, 1891
April 1, 1883Oct. 1, 1895May 15, 1890July 1, 18^9Aug. 1, 1891Aug. 1, 1891May 1, 1896July 1, 1890April, 1908May 1, 1896July, 1878
Dec. 1, 1904May 1, 1878Jan. 1, 1900June 1, 1892July 1, 1891Aug. 1, 1892Sept. 1. 1903
May'l,'lS80Jan. 1, 1885Jan. 1, 1916
Yearly—'7!)-'88Julv, 1907July, 1908
Feb. 1, 1879Oct. 1, 1882Oct. 1, 1882May 1,1902Jan. 1,1890
ings. ConsoUdation made June, 1875. (V. 30, P.615.) ,
Marietta <fc C'in«i««««.—Capital stock is $I4,0(X),000. Gross earniugs for the year 1876 were $1,637,-053; expenses, $1,391,870; net earnings. $.34.5,181,
against $371,424 liet earnings in 1875. The Balti-more & Ohio Railroad made large advances forconstruction, Jbc. Default was made in 187" and areceiver was appointed in suit to foreclose the 4thmortgage, which is nearly all held by Bait. & O.The first ra .rtgage liondholders complain of thtt
?iiyment of interest on guarantees which are in-
erlor liens to their own. (V. 24, p. 244; V. "35, p308, 335, 6(9; V. 36, p. 216, 318, 496.)
ilarquttte. Houghton it Ontonagon.—thU is ft
consolidation of Marquette & Ontonaeon andHoughton & Ontonagon, aud operates 8?)tf miles.Lands amount to 435,000 acres, chiefly timlier audm'ner.il. Stock, $3,306,600. Net earrinjiB, 1876,$347,687.Memphis & Charleston—This road was leased in
June, 1877, to tlicE Tenn. Va. & Ga. RR Co. for aetearnings. See full account in V. 36, p. 115. Of thenew consol. mortgage $1,400,000 is secuied by oldTenn. State lien for $1,7,36,906, assigned to a trus-
tee, and enoufrh is reserved 10 take up 1st and 3dmortgiges. Net earuings 1877-8, $307,000. (V 33,
p. 304; V. 34, p. 519, 565; V. 35, p. 855; V. 36, p.
lis.)Memphis <S Little .Koc*.—Sold April 38, 1877, and
reorganized. The laud grant of about l.i.'O'.OOfl
acres, is covered by iretieral mortgage, whiclipays4per cent annually till 1888 atd 8 thereafter, payableJanuary aud Julv.Mdropolitan (j(. Y. City).—This is the elevated
road formerly known 68 the "Gilbert." Stock paidup $655.(!0O. (V. 37. p. MS. 627.)Michigan Central.—The fiscal year will hereafter
end with Dec. 31. For six month", July Dec. 18;8,
net inc me on main line and branciies was $^^59,910,
equal to 4"58 per cent on stock. Floating debt hasbeen paid off. The Jackson Lansing & Saginawdebt is assumed by Micbigan Central, whichalso pays $70,000 per year on the stock, oa«-
Dkcembbb 88, 1878. JRAILROAD STOOKB AND BONDS. sxiii
"gnb..rlb«r. will coulter » great l>.v»r bf Kltrlm lmm«dl.t. i.otlee of ««y Tror «U«OT.r.« Im *>.«.^^|^||^|^,^
DESCBrPTlON.
Por explanation of column heatUnn, Ac, see notes
at tliu head of tlrst page of table*.
Xkhigan Oenlral—(Continued)—Jllcblttiiii Air Lino Ist uiort., oMumcd by M.C....ZkiulpnuMit bftnitu
Kaliuiiii/.oo i South Uavcn, lut mort.,Kuardo do BUmort., guar
Oranil Kivcr Valley, 1st mort.,(omr. 5do do 2d niort., guardo do stock, guar
Detroit A Bay City Ist mortgage, endorsed. .. . . .
.
do do mortgage (not giiar M.C.)—Jackson, Laming & Saginaw Ist mort. ...\ coop.
do Ist mort. (N. of Win.), conv. V mavdo Cons. m. on whole lino (300m.) } be -'
UUvaukre <t yoilhern—Ut mortgageJliliciiiil.-fe. I.al;e Shoreit ir«»/crti—Ist m.,gold.
\ be r'g
j;
let 111
hiti/lkill TTarfii—stockI Si', i.—1st M.. Miu. to Sioux C. Juno.
. Hin\ix ntv June, to Iowa lineis to Wiiltci It. Lake, guar..1st nuirtKiiRe. series "A".11." (ii second lien)
KhiISiIS .r /rjYf.S-—stockold, sink, fund, on roiid and laud (U.P.S.Br)
Ist mortg;iire, Hold (Tcho. & Neosho)Con.iiilidiitcd uic>rt!;a;je, pold.on load and laud...
2rt mult gap-, iucoiue (tor $10,()0(),0()()i
Hiiiiuii'al & ruutnil Missouri, 1st mortgageUi»»o>iri I'aciyteSwckIst mort i;ago, gold2(1 HMTUaw (sinking fund $50,000 per annum)..)
( (dei>ot) bondsI Louis County (no bonds)
Ci; i>::ailct IJranch, l.st mortgage3f !.«.«.. »)( R., Fort Scott <t Oulf—1st lu. l.gr.8. t
lid iiinitgage. coupon, may be registeredlliihilr ,( (;iTO)-rf—2d mort., end. by Ceut. Qa. RR..
3ii iHortg. Iioiids i.ssued to Central K. R. OaKofciV.-.f j/oii^!/.—Stock, (Authorized $3,022,517.).ilnliil,- ,/ O/Iio—StockCiin.itilile 8 per cent bondsIst inortKajje, sterlingIntel I -t bondsIntel 1 >t 1 Kinds, sterlingTeiiuissie .subs., 1st mortgage, sterlingSpecial mortgage (Mississippi, Gainesville & Tex.)2d mortsageCoii.solidated mortgage, gold (for $15,000,000)...
Uontrdiii- d- (I. Lake.—ist mort. ($700,000)2d molt, (i.ssued for old firsts)
Uoni'iniiiery it Eufaiila—1 mort., end. by Alabama.Is* ninrtgaije. not endorsed
Jfoii iirrllo d- I'orl Jei-uis—1st mortgageM'>rris ,1- A'.fSfjr—stock
Ist miTt^'age, sinking fund2d mort i;a j:e
Convcrtiblo bondsConst ruction bonds .'
Gen. m. & 1st on Boonton Br. &c. (guar. D.L.&W.)Cflnsoi. mort. (for $23,000,000) guar. D. L. & W..Special real estate mortgage
Kasheiile, Chaltanoof/a d St. Z,OMi«—stockBonds to U. S. government, 2d mortBonds eniorsed by TeunNew Ist mort. (for $6,S00,000) coup*Bonds of N. C.& St. L., Ist mort. on two branches
do do Ist mort.onTenn. &Pac
—
Sathviltt <t IVcafur—Stock, guar'd 6 p. c. by L. & Nl9t mort. guar. s. f
2d mortgageIfanhun A Lowell—StockBonds for freight depot (gold)
Nauiiiiliick—StociiA'e&r«s/.-n—Consoi. mort., guarIfesquehoHiHff YalleyStockNcKark. Somerget dt Straitm., O.—Ist mortgagelfejrca.ille <t Bmter raWey—StockNew Uarenit Derby—Ut & 2d mortgages
Miles Dateof
Road.
10
"so808«Si
118118110
230126127140279315
10010078618210078078670
299283283
29915>a16116185
i86516
21
40
"8080231378484
34137
345
3407530
12212212254
"57133I6I4441513
ofBonds
Slie, orPar
Value.
AmonntOutstaudlog
91,0001874 1,0001870 1,0001870 1,0001866 1,0001869 1,000
100187218721866 1,0001870 1,0001871 1,0001870 60*0.1875 1,000
501877 1,0001877 500 4c.1877 1,0001877 1,0001877 1,000
1001868 1,0001870 1,0001871-3 1,0001876 500 Ac.1870 1,000
18681
1001,000
1871 1.0001872 500 Ac.
1876 1.0001873 1,0001869 1,0001870 500 Ac.1869 1,0001877
190100
1873 1,0001853 £225
100 Ac.£100&c
1871 1,0001871
100 Ac.1874 1,0001875 100 Ac.
100 Ac.1867 1,0001870 1.0001870 1,000
501864 2501866 500 Ac.vari'ug 1,0001871 1,0001871 1.0001875 1,000....
251871 ....
1873 1.6001877 1.0001877 1,000
1870 1,0001867 500
1001873
1001877 1,000
501869 500 Ac.
5068&70 500 Ac.
Rate perCent.
INTKRiaT OK l)lVIDia»D8.
WbnnPayable
$300,000666,000640,00070,000
1,000,000500,000401,200424,000
1,006,0001,277,000680,000
2,001,0002,134.000750,000
3,969,600456,000
1,100,000280,000
1,000,0001,100,000
21,405,0002,433.000319,000
;
14.752.(X)0
1
6,025.50080(),000800.000
7,000,0002,600,000800,00070O,t)O0
4,500.000250,000
5,000.0001,947,000300,000800.000
2,794,8005,320,600977.5.50
5,613,0001,517.300769.920
1,668,00053,000
1,451.207(1)
700,0001,800,0001,040,000330,000500,000
15,000,0005,000,0003,000.0002S 1,000573,000
4,991,0004,321,0001,025.0006,560.2951,000.0001,100,0004,700,000320,000300,000
1,512,0001,837,000206,000800,000200,000
2.000.000l,s3(i.0001,300,000800,000605.000525.000
s888882"t8888887
?^:!«•
8
"e'g.
!«•
7g.
877Cg.1010842lsg.
"8
I'-^«-
I'-8
?«•
7
14-7777777Iht46766376g.26g.5757 g.
21a7
Where Pear»ble, and byWhoin.
K. A N.A. A O.M. A N.M. A N.J. A J.M. A 8.J. A J,
M. A NM. A N.J. A J.H. A N.M. A 8.
J. A D.J. A D.J. A J.J. A J.J. A D.M. A N.A. A O.J. A J.
TMrUbmS.
H. v.. Union Trust Co.dododododododododododo
dododododododododododo
N.Y.Mereh.Exc.N.Blt.N. Y., 8. 8. Sands A Co.Philadelphia, P.A R.Co.N.Y.. Continental N.Bk.
do dodo do
N. Y., Imp. ATrBd.Bk.do do
J. A J. N. Y., Union Trust Co.J. A D. do doVarious do doA. A O. do doM. A M. do do
r. AJ. AM. Amont.M. AA. AJ. AA. AJ. A
Q-M.it A N.M. A NM. A N.J. A J.
M. A N,ilarch
J. A J.F. A A.y. A S.
M. A 8.
J. A D.Q-J.
J. A JM. A N.F. A A.J. A J.F. A A,.\. A OJ. A D.
A.AO.
J. a"JJ. A JJ. A JJ. A J,
J. A D.J. A J..\. A OM. A N.F. A AJ. A J.A. A O..M. A 8.
M. A N.Q.-J.Various
N. Y., Company's OIHoe.do dodo do
8t. Ixiuls.
N. Y'., Company's OfBce,New York.
Bo.ston, Co. '9 ofBce.do do
N. Y., Nat. City Bank.
N. Y'., DreieV.'M. A Co,
New York.Now York and London.
Mobile.London.
New York and London.Moliile.
doNew York or London.New York, Co.'s Office.
do doN. Y'., G. Opdyke A Co,
do doN. Y., Union Trust Co,
N. Y.. Del., Lack A W.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
New York A Nashville.N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.
N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.New York.
do
N. Y., Drexel, M. A Co.Nashville, Co.'s OfHce.Boston A Nashua.
Boston.Bridgeport, Conn.
Boston.Philadelphia, Co.'s OfBceN. Y: Union Trust Co.
Newcastle, Penn.N. Haven, E.8. Scranton
1990 „Anrll 1, IMfNot. 1. liMNot. I.IMOJuly 1, 1M6July 1, 1971Jnly, 1878
May 1, 1002-31002
Jaly 1, 188SMay 1, 1990B^ 1, 1801Dec., ioOl
June 1. 1895Jan., 1879
Jan. 1, 1007Feb. 1, 1937Jan. 1, 1907April 1, 1903July 1, 1902
Jan.',' 1*899
June, 19031004-1906
April 19, 1911my, 1890
Ang., 1889July, 1891
May 1, 1893Feb., 1S8S
Oct. 1, 1803Jan. 1, 1800AprU 15, 1890
Jan.. 1889
Jnly 31, 1878
Dec! 'i,' 1888Nov. 1, 18831876 and 'S3
18831901
1877-1883Jan. 1, 1904
March 1, 1886June 1, 1900
1890Jan. 2, 1879
1914189119001889
Oct., 1901June 1, 1915
Oct ii"i8781881 and '91
Jnly 1, 1913Jan. 1. 1017Jan. 1, 1917June, 1878July 1, 1900Oct., 1887
May 1, 1878Aug. 1. 1893July 15, 1878Oct, 1. 1896Sept. 1, 1878Nov. 1, 1889Jan., 1870
1898 to 1900
third of which it owns; the proceeds of J. L. & ?.
lands go to pay bonds. (V. 2(5, p. 519.) Interest waspassed on the Detroit & Bay City bonds, not guar-
anteed, Nov., 1875. D. A B. C. net earnings in 187"
were $97.8-)l. (V. 25, p. 11, 333; V. =16, p. 417,tn*, 6M; V. 27. p. 645.)
Mlhcaikee <t Northern.—Tvto coupons were paid
In stock, lint cash payment was resumed In .Inly,
1876. It is leased to Wisconsin Central. (V. 82,
p. aSi.)
UUwaukee, Lake Sfiore * Tr«»/«m.—Sold in fore-
closure for t3,.')0ft.7S8, Dec. 10, 1875, and purchasedby bondholders, who made this new first mortgagefortrso.tXX). Net earnings, 1876, $57,479. i,A'. «5,
p. 308; V. 27, p. 252, 857.)
Mtn^ mu A SiiivultiU fl«i:.»i.—Leased to Phila-
delphia & Keadiiii!, May 1S64, for 999 years; 8 percent dividends on stock.Minrfeapdis db St. io«w.—This road was com-
pleted in 1877. The bonds of the $1,100,000 mort-
gage, numbered from 1,101 to 1,4)0, for $509 each,
illSO.OOO In all) are gu»rantecd by the Burl. C. B. AJsorthcm Kailroad. The bonds on the 15 miles
ware issued by the Minneapolis A Dulnth RR.
JfiMiMyroi <t Tenrumce.—Gross earnings 1876-T,
i4(»,44fl; n ,1, »212,768. AH the debt Is consolidated
U the mortgage of 1377, consisting of series "A,Mferred, aud series " B," 2d. The debt to Stateof Tenn. i^ Laid. (V. 23, p. 681; V. 25, p. 154, 6 1 T;V. 26, p. 30.) „ „MUmuri. Kama* <t 7M;a<.—Latest report, \ . 26,
B. 865. Oross earnings 1877. $:i,l»7,S81 ; net, »1,048,-
664, against tI,S71,883 in 1876, and $1..%0,103 in 1875.
Net mcome m 1877 over taxes $952,211. AnnualMerest cliarge now (under adjustment) is $77B,'i9S,
asld. The M.K.& T. bonds and U V. S. Br. bonds•taw 4 por ceut in 1878 and 5 in 1879-81. Landnot Is about 4,565.112 acres. (V. 26. p. 365, 892,
4TO. 5J3, M8, 625, 653; V. 87, p. 426, 514, l»), 65.5.)
Jfl»«)^/ri /\ici)!(;.—Gross earnings in 1877, » 3,981,-
442; operating expenses, |2,32t,3.'>5; net $1,660,0^6.
Reorganized after the sale of the road under 3amortgage, Sept. 6, 1ST6, tor $3,000,000. Stockholders
of old company brought suit to a"""'Jl"?
*?'!•
Default was made on tarondelet Branch bonds. "«1, 1877, and compromise bonds at 50 per cent were
offered Jan., 1878. (V. 45, p. 235; V. 26, p 41,
V. 27, p. 68.)
mssouri mvfr, FortSeoU A Ou/I'.-Interest paiwed
Oct., 1873, and subsecjnently. Coupons o%erdue
Jan. 1, 1878. $2,127,650. Receiver appointed April,
1878. Gross receipts in 1877, from road and land',
$1,094,54-.; net, $i63,89l. (V.24, p. 493. 565, V.
25, p. 308; V. 26, p. 342, 391.)
Mobile A Oirar<f.-The Central Mlroad of
Georzia endorses these bonds, and holds the 4 per
cent morteage bonds for advances made. (>.~i,
p. 549; V. 84, p. M2; V. 87, p. 434.)
XobUe A Jfon/wnfry.-Sold in '9'«'o™'<i^'^,fvember. 1874, and stock issued to old bondhold rs.
o1™m»rtgage' debt j et otit $8r5.0(» G™?J,eam>1877, $666,037; net, $284,560. (^ . 84, p. 180, 495,
V. 26, p. 418.) ,. ^MoWe A OAio.- Plan of adjustment (see V
.23. p.
451). Gross earnings year ending Aug. 1, 18^,
$2,098,540; net, over all expen«e8, tS,6,«U (V. wi,
57166, 256, 841, 496, 653; V. 27, p. 330, 487.)
462, 539, 6.>9, 652.)
Uontaomery A Eitfaula.-V!a to have been sold
infoVXsM^Nov. 18, 1877, but postponed by an
appeal. (V. 2b, p. 17; V. 26, p. 6(,..) _ „ ,^
UontieeUo A Port J^'rpU.-^fanlted In I^-SoldJuly 7, 1875. (V. 20, p. 358. 383; \ . 91, p. 89. SM.)
MorrU A ©(er.-Leased In pcrpelnity to the
D^waM, Lackawanna A Western. The lessees
iSum- silliabiim^and pay 7 per cent on swck.
Report for 1878, V. SM, p. 330; for 1877, V. J), p.
191.Noah., Chatt. A St. X.-OrOJS earnings of imT-S,
$1,871,808; expenses, $1,070,270; net earnings, $«>j.-
588. The following payments were made In addt
tion to the operating expenses :
Interest on bonded debt for the year $458,^Interest on floating debt and eicnange IrSTaxes • " WtSo*
Two dividends of ikf per cent, each 'S-JSCost of steel over Iron rails <»,»»i
Cost of extra ties used In Uylng SJ miles
steel rail, 600 to mile extra *.1WCost of Iron bridges ............. 2*12125 Nashv. A N . W. bonds, due Jnly, 1878 . . .
»,«•Minor Items *'*"
Total »7«.7«
The debt to United SUtea and bonds endonedby Tennessee are secured by deposit 01 Isl ««•..
bonds. (V. 24, p. 321; V. 85. p. 357, 476, 483; T.
25, p. 623; V. 27. p. 146,875.)
yathnPe A Deeatur.-h^Mi May 4, I'm. to U)B-•svlUe A NashT. Co. for thirty years, lease gaanmiee-
Ing laterest on bonds, and 6 per ct yearly on stoaK.
AiwAiM A LoireU.-Set receipts in i^r^-Vg^:Notes out are $225,000. (V.'24.p.S64; ^ .2«.P 634.)
Aijaoafift*.— Net earnlnza 1877-8, $197,170. (V.
95, p. 616: V. 87. P- 686.)
Aiftrarta.-Fonnerlr Midland P»cJ«<^.Tt;« «**
bonds were to be exchaaged for »5«» 8^-^"2Bur A Mo. in Neb., to wHch the Nebraska road »leased. See V. >«. p. S3S, Ml.
ye^puhonlna roBcy-Leased to the Ushlgh OmIA Navigation Co. at a yearlv rental of 10 per oeMdividend on the capital stock.
Mansfield A Newark. Onaranseed oy Bait. A OMo.
New CatOt A Beaver TaBe^.—hmti to PUtjba^ FortWaTne A OUc.go,UMlleese tnuetmt*.
to Penn. Company.
New mten A Birtr-Net earnJsgsJ87<^-7. ^«Mp.Sew Haven city giarantees thepmfimM m. boadi
XXIT EAILROAD STOCKS AND BOND J. [Vol. XXVII.
Snb»crtber» will confer a great faror by giving Immediate notice of any error dlscoveretl In these TableDESCRIPTION.
For explanation of column headings, &c., see notesat the liead of first page of tables.
New Haven <£• XoHhamp. (canal ER.)—StockMortgage bonds, couponBonds convertible, tax free, couponHolyoke <fc Westfleld Rll, leased, Ist mort
N. J. ifidinnd—1st mort., g'ld, guar, by N.Y.& O. .
.
2d mortgage, currencyNew Jersey <£ A'ew York— lat mort. (for $1,500,000)N.J. SoutJietm—1st mortgageNew London A'orlhern—^tocti
Ist mortgage bonds2d mortgage
N. O. <& MohUe.—let mortgageN. r. city <t Northern—1st mortgageN. T. (t Vanada—lst M., sterling, guar. D.& H. Can.New York Central <t Hudson Kitei—Stock . .
.
Premium bonds (X. Y. Central)...Bonds, B. & N. F. stockholders doBonds raiUoad stock doBonds real estate doKenewal bonds2d mortgage, sinking fund (Hudson River)
New mortea»p 5 $30,000,000 \ coupon or regls-nBwmonga„e^£2,000,000 i tered.
N. Y. City Elevated.—hUKik1st mortgage (for $12,000,000) $ or «
New York <e Harlem—Common stockPreferred stockCohboI. mort., coup, or reg. (for $12,000,00J)Sinking fund
N. Y. Housatonic <i Northern—1st mortgageN. Y. Lake Erie a West.Stoek, com., assentedPreferred stock, assented1st mortgage (extended in 1867 to 1897)2d mortgage, convertible (extended to 1879)3d mortgage4th mortgage, convertible5th mortgage, convertibleBuffalo Branch BondsLong Dock Co. mortgageIst consolidated mortgage, goldN. Y. L. E. & W., new mort., gold, 1st series, pref
.
do do do 2d seriesdo do do 3d series
N. Y. <t New England (Bost., Hartf. rf £>•«!)—Stock.1st mortgages, old1st mortgage, new
New York, New Haven, ti Hartford—StockHarlem & Portchoster, 1st mortgage guaranteed.
N. Y. <t Oswego ilidland^-lst mortgage, goldN. Y.,rror. tt Bos(o/i—(Stoniugton)—StockExtension mortgageFirst mortgage
North Carohnu—Stoc^, commonPrefeiTcd stockMortgage bonds
Northtastern (S. C.)—Stock, commonPi-ef. stock (8 per cent) exchangeable for 2d mort.1st mortgage, new2d mortgage, new
North Pennsylvania—Stock1st mortgage2d mortgageGeneral mortgage bonds
Northern Central—Stocklet mortgage, State (Maryland) loan2d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon3d mortgage, sinking fund, couponConsolidated mortgage, gold, coupon
do do do registeredConsol. mortgage, gold, s. fund, coup., $ or £2d general mort., "A,"coupon
do "B," coupon, convertibleNorthern, N. ff.—StockNorthern of New Jersey—StoakIst mortgage, extended
Northern Pacific—l^ew preferred stock
Milesof
Road.
100• 92
"l680803778
100100100140
il21,000
840840
132
132
"c6
459
13986
13914112»4334621250
223223223102102102102385656
31713813813813813813813813882%2121550
Dateof
Bonds.
1869
18701870187118731869
18651872187118781874
185318541853
1854
18731873
1876
187218611872
18471849185318571858186118631870
18641876
18731869
18601869
67-"68
18091869
185518651868186874-'7518761876
1878
Size, orPar
Value.
$1001,0001,0001,000
100 Ac.100 &c.1,0001,000100
100 &o.500 &c.1,000
500 &c.«100&c
100500 &c.500 &c1,0001,0001,000
i.odo1,000100
1,0005050
1,000500 &c.500 &c
100100
1,0001.0001,0001,000
500 &c.100 &c.1,0001,000
1,000100
100 &c100
1,0001,0001001005005050
50050050
500 &c,500 &c.
'50
500 &c.500 &c,1,0001,0001,0001,0001,000100
AmountOutstanding
100
$2,460,0001,294,000885,000200,000
3,000,0001,500,000916,000
2,120,0001,«00,000300,000387,500
4,000,0001,800,0004,000,000
89,428,3006,632,900
74,500592,000162,000.
2,391,0001,794,000
18,465,0009,733,3335,000,0007,000,0007,500.0001,550,000
10.500,000107,704
1,500,00076,200,0008,700,0002.483,0002,174,0004,832,0002,037,000709,500182,600
3,000,00010,533,7143,472,074
25.000,0008,597,0003,817,000928,000
3,376,00015,500,0002,000,0008,000,0003,000,000
50,0001,000,0003,000,(KX>1,000,000210,000899,33088,000
820,000234,000
3,973,1501,930,5001,3(XI,0002.035,0005,842,000l,.300,0t)()
1.490,0001,126,0002,599,000205.000
4,518.0003,000,0001,000,0003,068,4001.000,000400,000
43,011,267
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.Rate per When Where Payable, and byCent. Payable Whom
e-
376777
?^-
I'*67
ior7 g.7
66666776g.
7 or 6 g.
447
77777777g.7g.6 g.
5g."7'
75
6<fc77g.2I3
6733
2 s.
67736666 g.
62I3
26
J. & J.A. & O.A. & O.F. & A.F. &. A.M.& S.
M. & N.Q.-J.
A. & O.J. & D.J. & .1.
M. & N.M. & N.Q.-J.M. & N.M. & N.M. & N.M. & N.J. & D.J. & D.J. & J.
J. & J.
.T. & J.
J. & J.J. & J.M. & N.J. & J.A. & O.
M. &M. &M. &A. &J. &J. &J. &M. &M. &J. &J. &
M. & 8.
J. & JJ. & J.
J. '&"j.
Q.-J.M. & N,J. A J.M. & 8.
M. & 8.
M. & N,
M.&" N.M. & 8,
M. & 8.
F. & A.J. & J.M. & NJ. & J.M. & N.Q.-J.
J. & JA. & OJ. & J.
& O.J. & J.J. i J.J. & J.
&. D.
J. & J.
New Haven.dododo
N. Y., Co.'s Office.do do
New York and London.In default.
New London, Office.N. Y., B'k of N. America
do doNew York, Co.'s Office.
New York.London, Baring Bros.
N.Y., Gr. Central Depot.do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo doLondon.
New York.N.Y., Gr. Central Depot.
do dodo dodo do
N. Y., Co.'s office,do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
New York and London,do dodo dodo do
iionrfs—Prinolpal, when Due.(SiocA's—LastDividtud.
Oct., 1874Jan., 1899
April '80 & '82Aiiril 1, 1891
18951881
March 1, 1893Nov. 1, 1889Jan. 1, 1879Sept., 1885July, 1892
Jan. 1, 1915May, 1908May 1, 1004Jan. 15, 1879May 1,1883May 1, 1883May 1,1883May 1, 1883Dec. 15, 1887June, 1885
Jan. 1, 1903Jan. 1, 1903
Jan. 1, 1906Jan. 2, 1879Jan. 2, 1879May, 1900
Jan. 1, 1881Oct., 1902
Bostofl.do
N.Y., Grand Cen. Depot.
In default.^. Y., M. Morgan's Sous,
do dodo do
Company Shops, N. C.do dado do
Charleston.do
Philadelphia Office.do dodo dodo do
Baltimore & Phil.adel.Annapolis.
Baltimore, 1st Nat. Bk.dododo
London A. Baltimore.Baltimore, 1st Nat. Bk.
do doBoston, Office.
J. City, Hudson Co. B'k.
May 1, 1897Sept. 1, 1879Mai-. 1, 1883Oct. 1, 1880Jime 1, 1888JiUy 1, 1891Jan., 1893Sept. 1, 1920Sept. 1, 1920Dee. 1, 1969Dec. 1, 1969
1884Jan., 1905
Jan. 2, 18791903
JiUy 1, 1894Nov. 11, 3 878May 1, 1880July 1. 1899Sept. 15, 1878Sept. 15, 1878Nov., 1888
Sept. 1, 1899Sept. 1, 1899Aug. 26, 1878Jan. 1. 1885May 1, 1896
1903April 1, 1876Iiredeemable.July, 1885April, 1900July, 1900JiUy, 1900
BJuly 1, 1904Jan. 1, 1926Jan. 1, 1926Dec. 2, 1878
1876July, 1888
New Haven cfe Northampt/>n.—Gross earnings,1877-8, $543,199; operating expenses, $.325,87:). (V.28. p. 17.)New Jersey i/itftoncf.—Defaulted aftei tne panic of
1873 and funded coupons. The bondholders fundedcoupons, but default was again made, and receiverappointed. (V. 26. p. 1 42. a90; V. 37, p. 653.)New Jersey dk New York.—Consolidation of the
Hackensack & N. Y. and Ilackensack Extension.The old bonds are about S-iuO.OOO. Hackensackbranch noticed for sale May 3!l, 1876. (V. 24, p. 136,158. S49. i99, 341; V. 85, p. 355.)
New Jersey Soud't'n.—Poreclosnre pending. Therewere also $120,000 bonds on Tom < Rivr Br., and$1,000,000 3d mort.. and S5.30O,(JOJ cor.so'. mort. Netearnings, 1875, $100,376. (V. 35, p. 51 1, 692.)New Lcmdon Northern.—o^taled under lease till
1891 by Vermont Central for *1.50,noo a year. Netearnings of road in 1877-8, $170,431. (V. 27, p.637.)New Orleans, Mobile Jk Texas.—The Western Di-
Bion was sold Nov. 18, 1874, and the East. Dlv. is
operated by the mort. trustees. Int. in default since1872. Gross earnings, 1877, $730,010; net, $390,65S;and less extraordinary expenses. «158,480. (V. 23.
p. 879; V. 24, p. 370; V. 26, p. 34 1, 39.!, 575.)
N. 7. (My dk Northern.—\ re-organization ofM. Y. & Boston. (V. 27, p. 172.)New York it Canada.—The bonds are guaranteed
by the Delaware * Undson Canal Co. (V. 24, p. 180;V.S6, p. 615; V. 37, p. 602.)New York Central <& Hudson fliiwr.—The mort-
gage loan for $40,'ii)0,000 was to retire prior debt,ana the balance for third and fourth track, &c.The HarlciQ RR. was leasedApril, 1873. The follow-ingis a comparison of earnings, &c., for five years;
Gross Net Funded Costofr'dReceipts. Receipts. Debt. Aeanlp't.
1876-7. tM,57u,085 $11,6.34,024 $10,335,4(5 $90,142,4081875-6. 3S,040,,'>88 !1,923,417 40,401,'«i3 97,832,8111874-5. t9,03T,218 11,765,111 40,003.607 96,:iS5.7741873-4. 31,600,386 13,263,080 3S,48»,742 92,.5fl6,,503
1872-8. 29,126,851 11.4»4.863 27,78.'j..'>.38 78 014.954Ql. 25, p. 640; V. 26, p 315, 576; V. 27, p. 357, 662.)
N. T. Oitu Elevated.—Bonds are payable afterlS»r at 105. A first mort.!age of 1872 was cancelled.General statement V. 27, p. 280. (V. 26, p. 653 ; V.27, p. 280, 400, 462.)
New York <fc /Zartsm.—Leased to N. Y. Centralat 8 per cent per annum (payable J. & J.) on stock,knd interest on bonds. The Fourth avenae horserailroad and real estate was retained, and an extradividend made in April is from profits of this line.
New York, Housatomc <S yor<A«ra.—Foreclosurepending. (V. 21, p. &19; V. 23, p. 549.)
N. Y. Lake Erie dk IF«i<,(®ri«).—Foreclosure of theErie Railway took place April 21, 1878, under thesecond consol. mort., and the road was purchasedfor t6.000,000, on behalf of the London committee,and re-organized as "New York Lake Erie & West-ern." The stocks and bonds above are given asunder the re-organization perfected. T^e 1st consol.mortgage is ex coup m of Sept., 1679. The letseries new mortg. is secured by deposit of couponsfunded. On the 2d series first coupon is payableJune, 1880. The 3d scrie" are 5 per cents till Juno.18-i3, and after that 6. On the 2d and 3d series noforeclosure can take place till six coupons are mdefault. The following comparison is for the flscilyears ending Sept. 30:
Gross Net Interest.Earnings. Income. Rentals, &c.
1577-8 .. ... $15,614,980 $5,718 927 $6,093,4961876-7... . . . 14.7i>8,889 4,636,717 5,937,8011875-6.... ... 13,S.->2,461 4,308,6f« 5,538,1941874-5. . .
,
... 16,876,858 4,698,615 6..351,781(V. 26, p. 95, in. 192, 266, 290. 315. 312, 317 3al, 41tl,
444, 48H, 49-., 575,600,635; V.27,p. 40, 173, 300, 38a,"03,858, 3S3, 409, 514, 539, 623, 649.)
.V. Y. dt N. England.—Yormeny Bost. Hartf. & K.Conveyed tn the new company in July, 1875. Netearnings, 1877-8. $153,704. (V. 26, p. 67, 445; V. 27,p. 804, ; £8,401,649.)New Yark New Haven db Hartford.—^et income
187T-8, $1,684,489. (V. 25, p. 640; V. S«, p. 290; V.27, p. fi37.J
New York <fc Oswego Midland.—Forecloame salepending. Receivers' certifloates have been issuedto amonnt of $1,353 565. Settlement is in progress.(V. 26, p. 290; V. 37, p. 383, 436, 462, 487, 539, 602,652.)
New York, Providence tt Sojton.—Annual reportfor fiscal year ending Sept. 1. 1878, showed net earn-ings $;<98,115, against $358,9C7 in 1876-7. (V. 28, p.691; V. 27, p. 333, 626.)
North C'aroitao.—Leased September, 1871, to Rich-mond & Danville Railroad at $260,000 per annnm.Dividends of 6 p. c. are paid on stock, of which theStateof No. Car. holds $3,000,000. (V. 27, p. 406,
Northeastern, S. C.-^ross earnings in 1877-8.$363,344; net, $163,600. (V. 25, p. 617: V. 27, p.650.)
North Pennsylvania.—Gross receipts in year 1876-7,$1,483,705; net, $562,016. (V.23,p.l34: V. 24, p.eS.)
Norther.' Centi'ol.—Tne annnal report for 187Tshows gross earn'gs, $1,(170,387; expenses. $2,745,9*4;net, $1,324,463. The total net income in 1277 w»»$1,575,017; $1,513,344 was paid for interest andrentals, leaving a b.dance of $61,7u5. Under thegeneral murtgase of 187fi. $1,000,0:10 more may beissued, as 8enes"C." (V. 22, p. 237: V. 21, p. 223,421, 469; V. 26, p. 314.)
Northern N. 7/a;n/wAire.—Net income fiscal year1877-8 was $117,13). (V. 24, p. 541; V. 26, p. 546.)
Northern of M Jeraej/,— Operated by Erie underlease. Gross earnings in 1877 were $233,438. Bondsdoc in 1878 were paid or extended at 6 per centinterest. (V. 26, p. 600.)
Northern Paeijic.—Sold in foreclo.snre Aug. 12,1678;and pref. stock issued to boudholdena at tlie r
of $1,400 for each $1,0(10 bond. This stock is 1
changeable for land at its par value. Common s;'
issupd is $13,0.55.5110. (V. 26. p. 18, 44.% D19; V 27,p. 173, 20O, 333, 355, 514, 628, 653.)
DECEMBEn 28, 1878.J•RAILROAD STOCKS AND BOND.S. xxr
anb»crlb«r» will eonftr m. «r»>t tkror by glTlng Immedlaf notlea of mmf •rror «laeov«r«« la th— TabUa.DEflCRIPTION.
1 ur explanation of column hoodlnn, die, see notesnt tlio lieud of tlrHt page ot table*.
l^or\ll^r^ tt Woreetter—StockNpw IiimkIs, I'OUPon
Cl'rff"*''i"'(/ <* liiiKe Ohamplain—Stockrri'l'i'iri'il 8t(K'k
Kiiuiitinont bonils8lnliin«fiin(l l>mi<l«
Mcirt^'iiKc- IxiniU for $(100,000 (sinking fund)..Chio .f .Wi»m'*«i;);)i—Stook, common.rri'frrred Btnok (7 ji. c. ymuiy, cumulative)
.
Iiii.iiiii' ami fuiidi'il ili'lit IxiiiSa _
l-.t .-..iisoliilutcd iiiiirt. (iiiH.ITS.OOOareB. f.)
Ci.i. i.llcliiti-il iii(>rti.'U);i\HtcrlinK
•ja oiuiMiliilatMl sinkiuj! fimd mortKn/jeI>cluiitui-« KinkiiiK fuuilbomls (for* 1,000,000). ..
gnniiK. I>iv. (Sp.,*ic 111. SE.) l8t M. (for $3,000,000).Old Ci>li>ny—iHookBoiiiUItoniU^
Bond^H Mill
Hciil.'
Omnha rf- .Vorf/nc— Uinrt gr t;olrt bds (for $640,000)Oramie <f .VewarA— l»l mortsagoOreucin it ('alifomia—lnl mortKat^eOtj;epi> d Uonie—lsl mortgage guurauteedTcooiur mortjragf l»oinU
Ojicw <* Si/racine—Stock, 9 per cent ?uarMort irattu bondsConsul, mortgage (guar. D. L. <t W.)
Paduciih it iVisaoeMtoicii —1st mortgage2<1 mortgage. Income
PO»ifl"i«—StockGencrnl mortgage, sterling, (£1.00<1.000)
Pans <f l>unrille.—l»t mortgage, gold, sinking fmidFaris it Decatur, (Ills.)— l^st mort., g'd. sink, f'd
Ptkin. Liiunbi <t Decalur—laX mortgagePennni/lean ia—StockIst mortgageGen. M., Ph. to Pitts., coup., J. & J.; reg., A. & O.State lien (pay'Weiu annual inst'lm'tsof $460,000)Consol. M.. coup. J. A D., & reg. Q.—M. (S. 1. 1 p. c.)
i'avv Yard bond.s, regCar TniHt bonds (sinking fimd 10 per cent)
Pennsi/lmnia Co.—Common stockPrel 1 rred stock1st mortgage, s. 1., (held bj-Penn.^ylvaniaRR.)...r.OK IhIs (for$3,i!00,0t>0) sec. by P.F.W.cScC.sp.afk
Pen>U:/lirania it Delaware—lat mortgage2d mort gage
fennsi/lrania it .Vcip I'or*—1st mort., guarIst Hiortgage, guaranteed
Peorin d- Ilureau ra//e.v—StockPeoria. Frkhiit Jacksonville— lat mortgage2d mortgage
Po-«:i<>iHt'?i—iHt mortgageConaol. mort., gold, guar. P. & R., (sink, fund)
Pf?rr.v^>K/'/7—Stock1-: :i;iii't. bonds (payable $25,000 jearly)'J.l 1 ri Mrtgage
PliiSini'ipluii <c liall. Oend'o/—1st mort. (Pa)2di!ioitgai.'e (Pa.)1st innrt i;age (Md.)
Philo'lilphiu <£ £)•»«—Stock, commonP'.itiired stock1st mort., Sunbury&E. (extended 20 years In '77).l8t mortgage ($3,000,000 are sterling)2d mort ginie2d mint., gold (for $20,0<X).000), guar by Pa. K. .
.
Philadrlphia it Remling—Stock, commonPro! irred stockMortgiigc loans inconvertibleLoan mortgage, convertibledo do sterlingdo do do
Ix)aii mortgage, iterling. (Extended in 1877.).--Ijoun delH^ut lire
Loan mortgageConsolidated mort., dollar loan, coupon or reg
do do gold. $ or A, C4)up
HUe«ot
Road.
06122122
118303393148393393393
228260
409
200•2SH
353d
i'se18647471037567
1G69355
3939
1051054683833838828282363610
287
40287287287
779779779779779
779.779779
Dateof
Bondi.
1877
186918701877
186218681868187118731874
18711860187418751876^8771871
187018651866
58J:64187618771877
1867187318721871
1870
187318751877
187718771873187318661866
1864187018671873
185918691866
1857186118681869
1843-918.571836184318671868186818711871
Size, orPar
Value.
$1001,000100100
1,0001,000
ibo100
1,0001,000A2001,0001,0001,000100
500 &0.
i',6oo
1,000
1,0001,000
50500 &c.1,0001,0001,000100
£2001,000500
1,00050
1,0001,000
i',6oo
5050
1,0001,000
1,0001,000100
!I00 &c.1,000100
1,000100
100 &c.100 &c.100 &c.
5050
1,0001,0001,0001,000
5050
1,0001,000£100£.5001.000100 &c,1,0001,0001,000
AmountOutstanding
$2,604,400400,000
8,077,0002,000,000154,000302,000446,000
20,000,0004,030,000174,000
6,.545,890112,000
3,864,000140,000
1,915,0006,733,800.390,000150.000
1,692.000*00,000
1,100.0001,700,000
(»)
546,00010,9.50,000
350,0«0200,000
1,320,400124,000338,000216,000
1,200,0007,000,0003,905,0002,500,0001,200,0001,076,000
68,870,2004,970,000
19,999,7604,.572.n0
29.250.0001.000,0003,000,0003.000,0008,000,0007,000,0001,500,0001,083,000519,000
1,500,0001,500,0001,200,0001,000,0001,000,000621,000
1,200,0001,324,200500,000300,000800.000400,000300,000
6,053,7002,400,000976,000
5,000,0003,000,0008,680.000
32,726,3751,.551,8001,510,500
79,000182,400967,200134,400
1,135,3002,700,000
10,649,0006.999,000
rNTKREBT OR DIVtOEiriM.
Rate per WbenCent. Payable
562488
"3'>t77eg.7763767666
7-30 g.6'7'-
74"«77873
?«•
I'-IHi665666g.
'3'
6677774776
I'-38776
4"
76*6g.
76g.2I9
3>366
V'6776 g.
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J. A J.
M.i'S.A. A O.J. A J.J. A J.A. A O.M.A N.
1stJ. A J.VariousA. A O.M.A S.
J. A D.M.A a.F. A A.J. A J..M. A N.A. * O.U.& N.F. AJi.F. A A.M.A N.M. A a.F. A A.April.Q.-J.
A. A O.J. & J.J. A J.F. A A.M.A N.J. A J.(}.-J.
A. A O.<J.-M.
J. A J.
A. A O.F. A A.
f.'aa.A. A O.J. A D.J. A D.F. A A.J. A J.A. A O.A. A O.J. A D.J. A J.J. A J.
J. A J.J. A J..1. A J.
pal, Wbaa Om.«a«**-IiaMOlTldMld.
New EnglaDd Tnut Co. Jan. H, 187*Boston, N. E. Tnuit Co. March 1,
Where Parable, and brwhom.
Boston, OlUce.dodododo
New York, Office.do dodo do
London.New York, OfRce.do do
coop, due Nov., '77Boston, Onice.
dodododododo
N. v., Kountze Bros.Newark, Office.Frankfort O. M.
N.Y.,Farmers' Ij.&T.Co,do do
N. Y.,DcI.,I.,. A W. RRdo dodo do
NA'., Treasurer's Officedo doNew XoTk, Office.
Irf)udon.New York. Office.
New Y'ork and LondonN. Y., T. W. A W. RR.Pbiladelphia, Office.
do doPbiladelnhia A I,ondon.
Phil.-idelpliia.
Plilladelpliia A I^ondon,PUUadelpbia, Office.
Pittsburgh, Co.'s Office,Phfladelpbia.
Philadelphia, Office.do do
Phila., B'k N. America.do do
N. Y., Chic. R. I. A Pnc.N. Y., Imp. A Trad. B'k.
do doPhila., 2278. 4tb St.
do do
K.Y'., Lancaster, B.ACo,do do
Philadelphia, Office.do dodo do
J. A J. Philadelphia, Pa. RR.A. A O. do doA. A O. Phila., Pa. Ufe A T. Co.J. A J.I do doJ. A J.lPhiladclphla A London.Q.—J. Philadelphia, Office.
(J.—J. do doJ. A J, do doJ. A J.' do do,r. A J. London.J. A J. doT. A J. doJ. A J. Philadelphia, Office.A. A O. do doJ. A D. do doJ. A v. Philadelphia A7x>ndon
imJul7 10,adt. 1, iirrsJan., 147»Mar.. 1400
1807
Mar. 1, 1975April.1, 1893Jaa. 1. 1808Jan, 1, 18MApril. 1011
Mar 1, 1M3Not. 1, 1900Julj 1, 1878
1881Oct. 1. 1880
Harota 1, 1894June 1, 1805Sept. 1, 1800Ang. 1, 1807Jan., 1001
April i.'l800May, lOlSFeb., 1801Aug., 18781380 A 1885
1907Feb. 1. 18ft7Feb. 1, 1907Nov. 1, 1818Oct. 10, 1884-07Jan. 1, 1603July 1, 1892
Fe\>., 1900Nov. 30, 1878
Jan.. 18801910
Annually.June 15, 1905
1881
Oct., 1873
July 1, 1003July 1, 1003June 1, 189SJune, 1006
Aug., 1878July 1, 180<Oct. 1. 1000Apr. 1, 1807June 1, 1013Jan., 1872
Jan., 1879-'9S1902
Jan., 1879Jan., 1000Oct., 1391
Oct. 1, 1897March 31, 1881July 1, 1888July, 1920Jan. 25, 1876July 25, 1876July, 1880July. 1886July, 1880July, 1380
July 1, 1882July 1. 1893Oct. 1, 1803Jtme, 1011June, 1011
}fonmc^ <t Worcester.—lie&sed Febniary, 1369, toBoston, Hartford A Erie for 100 years at II) percentl»r annum on cost. Pividcnds paid of 10 per eent- --,- ;m. Gross earnings in 187T-S, f606,88.3; net
*J76,5tir. (V. 2:i. p. i48;V. i7, p. 53T.)
fntrg <t Like C'ham//lain.—Lctise<i in March,VL'rraout Central, but lease failed and prop-cted to owners April, 1S77. Gross carn--H, iX»,:5-i; netiarnlngs, $2M,i;'6. (V. 25
- -r, .133; V. 27, p. 1 4, SOJ, 333.)
.lfw.is.4n;)i.—There arc also tOT.OOO of old_Mgo "s, W. Div.. yet ont. "The company
*:;rcii.ii,-.l the SpringSeia Iliad. March, 1875, for*l,ftB,*)0 in bonds secured on that road. Nov. 1",
'1876. receivers wece appointed, and afterwards Mr.King wa.s made sole receiver. Kecei»'er'« last rc-,port in V. 2fi, p. 214. Interestkpr, 1st moitgaze1? paid some months after it &mc9 dne. (V.
p. 135. M2, 2 14, 265. 868, .352, 498, 5i3, l25; V.p. 42, Hi, r,3, iUl, 304, 3S», 437, 482, 487, 514. 539,
>.l
0!4 Colony.—yet income over oreraiing ex-les and interest, »40«,423 in 1877-8, a_'ain9t
;7.4MinlB7r-7. (V. 25, p. 482; V. 27, p. 537.)Omaha A .Vor(A«;««f.—Uoad was said in fore--ure Oct. 24, 187j. (V. 22, p. 79; V. 2:i, p. 175; V." • 462, 514.)
<* t'o^i/orn/a—.\ftcr defanlt in 1573 com-inndo with bondholders. Gross earnings
''>.^i: net, Saf.N.MO. In 1877 about 307 per- paid on bonds. (V. 26, p. 3i6; V. 27, p.
"^ . jt <t /foffM—Operated by the Rome, Water-|town & Ogdensbnrg at 8 per cent on $:JOO,000 stock,fitaa interest on first mortgage bonds.
Omr-wi ,(• s I,rfiCTW*.—Leased to Del. Lack. A West,tjonds and 9 per cent on stock.':iiiat>tth'oton.—Thin road organized
.- JiiisTi le Padacah & ;*. W, ; has bonds• iaunilaii as above. Net earnings 187.'-8, *B6,IXi7.26. p. 573.)Pmana.—Lust statement, V. 26, p. 341. (V. 36,«7, 341,625, DM.)
Paris it DanviUe.—Ot these bonds. *430,000 weregiven for coal mines at Danville, which are covered(1.2;% acres) by the mortgage. Was sold in fore-
closure Oct. 23, 1878. (V. 26, p. 592; V. 27, p. a58,
4)7, 629, 653.)
Paris it fli?(;7<ur.—Consolidation. Now Illinois
.Midland. (V. 19, p. 331: V. 21, p. 61,3.)
Pekln Lincoln it Decatur.—L'yased to Toledo,Wabash .t Western. Sold in foreclosure June 10,
1876, and reorganized. In 1876-7 net earnings weretM.14J. (V. 22, p. 217; V. 23, p. 100; V. 26, p.291'.)
Pennsylvania.—The report for 1877 is given in V. 36,
p. 2.38, and shows surplus net income of Jl.O*).-
3:18 after paying all possible charges and 3^4 percent dividends. In 1874, by the report of theInvestigating Committee, the liability as a guarantorof principal and interest was on $33,933,600 bonds;annual liability additional, on guarantees of interest
or rentals, $13,861,319, and probably there has beenno great change since. A scheme to buy up thecompany's guaranteed securities with $100 CjO permonth from earnings, and Issnc a 4 per cent scrip to
stockholders for tho cash so nged, was adopted bystockholders on March 88, 1878. 'The following is astatement for two years on all lines cast of Pitts-
burgh:Orora Net
Earnings. Earning*.1877 $31,117,148 $10,134,417
1876 36,691,«60 12,834,385
(V. 26, p. 18, 95, 166, 217, 338, 985, 271, 8K, 4M,519; V. 27, p. 42, 97, 200, SOt, 832, 384, 437, 487, 614,
567.)
PUnnstjlcanla Cbmpony.—The Pennsylvania Cam-pany is a corporation distinct from the Penn. Rail-
road, and operates all th« leased lines west of Pitts-
bnrg. Tlie stock is owned by the Penn. Railroad.
In 1877 the net income over rentals, interest, Ac,was $ 185,095, and advances to railroads charged off
$354,»». The registered bonds ore secured by de-
posit of $4,(X)},0Q0ot Pitts., Fort Wayne A Chicagospecial stock. (Y.«, p.Ml.)
Pennsylvania <t Delaware.—The lease of this roadto the Pennsylvania Railroad was ratiHed In 1874.Previously operated under temporary lease.
Pennsylvania <t New Fori.—Operated In cloaeconnection with the Lehigh Valley. Not earnings18756. $608,101. Dividend of 10 per cent paid onpreferred stock of $3,900,000: common stock Is
$1,061,700. (V.S4, p. 110.)Peoria <t Bureau Fafley.—Leased perpetually to
Chicago, Rock Island A PaciSc at $l45,OoO per year.
Peoria Pekm (ft Jacksonville.—\d year ending Jane30, 1877. there was a deficit in earnings of $2,518.Receiver appointed April, IS78.
P«ritiomn.—Leased to Philadelphia A Rcodliif.Int. on consol. mortg., paid one.half in scrip Of P.A R. Company.
Pster»*«rj7.—Receiver appointed. May, ISTi. <V.96, p. 41, 5a, 653.)
Philadelphia ± SalUmore On/ro^—Operated forsome time past in Pennsylvania by tmsiees of first
mortgage Jsondholders. Phil.. WQ. A Bait, largelyInterested. C^'. 23, p. BS6.)
Philadelphia <t ^H*.—Leased February, ISO, fer999 years to Penn. Kallroad, but without aur goar-ante* of bondx. Gross earnings, 18,7, $3,f7S.W$:ne>, earnings, $1,12!.365. Net deficit after payingInterest, Ac, i284,iai. (V. 22, p. SOO; V. 24, p.136, 348; V. 26, p. 166. 341.)FUtadelphia A Headlng.-The report for UT3-T, la
given at length in V. 26, p. 69. President QoweareTtews the year 1377, and giToa tho facte beatingnpon the Company's financial condition and piee-?iect8. The trustees of the general mortgage noldk-he mortgage of the Cool jk Iron Ooapan}-- I>March, 1877, propositions were mods aad aeoepted.by which holders of general mertsag* hooda andPerklomen guaranteed honda reoetfe onejulf theircoapons, for three years. In flre-year S per ceaiscrip; and holders of conTertibl* aad debeatarebonds take 6 per cent scrip in payment of tketrcoapons for &t« yean. Th« •cnp U «aat<ttib(«
I
XXV
1
RAILKOAD STOCKS AND B0ND3. fVoL. XXVII.
Subacrlbera will confer a great favor by giving Immediate notice ol any error dUeovered In the.e Table*
DESCRIPTION.
For explanation ol column headings, &c.. see notes
Philadelphia <t Reading—(ConliniKd I—
DBlienture loan (convertible 18 (b-9J), coup. ...
Improvem't mort., $ or £, Biuk'g fund, coup....
G"n mort., $ and £ (alnl!. ftmd 1 P; c yearly).
.
Tnoome mortgage (tor $10,000,000)
DebentiSi and guar, bonds, 6 per cent eur'cy scrip
Bin'mS??. and^erklomen 6 per ceut^ter^ scrip
Coal & Iron Co., guar. mort. (tor $30,000,000). ..
do debentures, guaranteed
Vhilndelnh ia <£• TreHto'i—Stock il" • ,
pmademia, Oermanlown <£- NorHstotav-Stoc^. . .
.
rhmdemia, Wilmington a Baltimore-Btock
1st mortgage, convertible
Plain bonds, loando dodo do
Pittsh. d Connellsrille.—lat mortgageiRt do Turtle Creek division..... -.
J,?nsol. mort., guar. B. & O.(^^i;-
f^,200 pr yr.) .
.
puts., O. a St. i.—1st m., cons, (for $10,000,000)
lBtS|age:'8teubenViii4& Ind.','reorganized. .
.
Col & Newark Division bondsPimiurg,Ft. Wayne <t ChicagoStoe^, guar
Special improvement stock, guaranteed. .
.
iBt mortgage (series A)
Milesol
Road.
74.5
750
2634
11295
Dateof
Bonds
Size, orPar
Value.
AmountOutstanding
IstiBt1stIstiBt2d2d2d2d2d2d3d
dodododododododododododo
do Bdo Cdo Ddo Kdo t'
do (*
do Hdo 1
do Kdo Ldo M
Bonfls all cou-pon, but may,be made paya-^We to order.
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Cbie.' conBtmction bonds
Eouipment bonds (renewed).. . ^ ^ rt, ,
rUtsb.ntustille ^.?"f•-!«*»'?''*• *
F.BE.)...
.
iRtmort-ease (Oil Creek BK.).^...
iBtmoSfafe (Un..& TitusvWle RR.)
New mortgage (Pitts. T. & B.)
pS'*'?f.'S'X,r,'e^"o»-fst^m%^ga^gV,-gi^P^a<^<"iOgdc»sb^-l^^^^^ D., gold
.
New mortgage for $3.300,000)
iRt mortgage, Vermont Div., goia.-...-.vrAV,
P^«.™ jJocAl«)er-l8t mort., s.l. (Portl. loan) "A".
1st mortgage. eauaUien.^.^.^^. -^^-^^^1 V.^,;
rortlajid. Saeo <£• Por(s/HOi((ft—Stock
PoV^'ro^^iTitvf-lltmprtgage;^^^^^^^PoAimoHlh, at. Falle <t C'onioou-Stock .......Bonds (not mort.) guaranteea by Eastern RR. .
..
Providence •£ Worcesler-Stocli
First mortgage bondsNew bonds •
Jtaleiahit aaston—l%t mortgage -
Batding a Columbla-l&t mortgage, coupon
14910
14920020011733468408463468468468468468468468468468468468468
503825
1203090
18711873187318741876187718771872-41872
185818671872-418751868185918761868187318641864
187118631862186218621862180218621862186218621863186218621857187418651862187018761876
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate perCent.
Bichmonrf d;i)aiiri«c-Btock
State sinking fund loan
IS^rSS^^Sc—^^Sf^^'^New general mort., gold (for f6,000,000)
Piedmont branch, 1st mortgage.Nnrtliwestein, N. C, 1st mort., guar.
..
. .-
BUh^d,iredeAck,lnirg <t yoto.«ao-BondB, ster. . .
.
Dollar loan......--..-
Coupon bonds of 1881........
Kicftmoiirf A PetersburgStoe^Ist mortgage, couponNew inoitgage
805213521252125252
111%71716744
"9739394118179199
"16
1424929
25
$1,0001,0001,0001,0001,00010 &c.90 &c.1,000
"ioo5050
5001,0001,0001,0001,000100 &c.£2001.0001,0001,0001,000100100
500 &c.500 &o.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.500 &c.1,0001,0001,0001.000500 &c100 Ac100 &c1.000
Wben IWbere Payable, and byPayable! Wliom.
1870187118711807-918701871
18761869
1872
18701877187318621864
1871
18671874
1873
18701875
100 &c500 &c.500 &c500 Ac
100
1,600100
500 &c.100
1.000
100 &c,1.000
ido1.000100
1.000
1001.000
$968,00010,499.0009,364.000
19.686.0001.803.0002.820.0001.708.000
13,036,5001,731,0001,259,1002,231,900
11,561.250265.000
1,000.000700.000800.000
4.000.000326.600
6,500.0006.222.0002.500,0003,000,000775,000
19,714,2855.669,327875,000875.000875,000875,000875,000875,000860.000860,000860,000860,000860,000860,000
2,000,000100,000
1,000,0001,500,000580.000500.000
1.155.000315.933
1,583,000800,000
1,577,9602.300,000700.000350,000450.000
1.500,000500,000
2,500,000770,000486,000
2,000,000500,000650.000058.000650.000350,000
1 ,500.0007.000.0001,925,0004,000,000508.486111.700
1.767,5001,728,000500,000500,00067,778
299.917450.000
1,008.600175.00031.000
66g.7
677253346666rr
66g.7767l?t1%7777777'
77777778777777 g.6g.6g.6g.67636 g-
7 g.36266777
"4"
7
& D.& J.
<fc O.& J.& D.& J.& J.
VariousM. & S.
Q.-J.Q.-M.J. & JJ. & JA. & O.A. & O.A. & O.J. & J.
F. & A.J. & J.
F. & A.A. & O.M'nthlyJ. & J.Q.-J.Q.-J.
J. & J.
F. & A..M. & 8.
A. & O.M. & N.J. & D,J. & J.F. & A.M. & S.
A. & O.M. & N.J. & D.A. & O.J. & J.
M. & S.
F. & A.A. & O.J. & J.
F. & A.F. & A.A. & O.J. & J.
M. & N.M. & N.J. & J.
A. & O,VariousJ. & J
M.'& N.J. & J.
J. & DJ. & JJ. & J
M. & B.
J. & I)
J. & JM. & N
ifoiK/s—Princi-pal. When Dne.Slocfcs—LastDividcDu.
Pk'ladelpbia, Office.
do doPWladelpMa or LondonLondon & Pliiladelphia.Pliiladelpliia. Oflice.
do doLondon & Pliiladelpliia.
do doPbiladelplila, Office.
Pbiladelpbia. Office.
Phila.. Treasurer of Co.Pliiladelpbia & Boston.
do dodo do
PMl'delpWa. Co.'s Officedo do
Bait.. Bait. & Ohio ER.Pittsb.. First Nat. BankLondon. J.S.Morgan&CoPbila.. Pa. RK. Office.
do doN. Y. Agent. 57 B'way.Phila.. Pa. RR. Office.
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co.dodododododododododododododododo
dodododododododododododododododo
June. 1911Jan. 1, 1893Oct. 1. 1897JiUy 1. 1908Deo. 1. 1896July. 1882July. 18821892 to '94
1892Jan. 9. 1879Dec. 3. 1878July 2. 1878July. 1884April, 1887
Oct. 1, 1892April 1. 1900July. 1898
Aug. 1.1882Jan. 1.1926Aug. 1, 1900April 1, 1913May, 1884Jan., 1690
Jan. 2,
Jan. 2,
July 1.
July 1,JulyJulyJulyJulyJulyJuly
1879187919121912191219121912191219121912
66C6g.86-70
6&78
Philadelphia, Office,
do dodo dodo dodo doPhiladelphia.
Boston, First Nat. Bankdo do
New York and Boston.Boston, Columbian B'k.
do dodo do
Boston, Office.
do doNew York and London.Best., Eastern RR. Co.
do doProvidence, Office.
do dodo do
1903
N. Y., Union Nat. Bank.Columbia, First Nat.B'k
N. Y., Nat. B'k Com "roe.
N.Y., Del.& H.Canal Co.
J A J.
J. & JM. &N
A. & O..1. & J.
VariousJ. & J.
J. & J.
A. & O.M. & N
Richmond, Office.
doN. Y., City Nat. Bank.
do do
New York or RichmondLondon.
Richmond, Office.
doRichmond, Office.
do dodo do
1
1.
1.1,
1.
1,
July 1, 1912July 1, 1912July 1, 1912July 1, 1912JiUy 1. 1912Jan. 1. 1887Mch. 1. 1884Feb. 1. 1890Apr. 1. 1882July 1, 1S90Feb. 1,
Feb. 1.
April 1
Jan., 1900Nov., 1901May. 1891
July 1, 1887Oct. 1. 18B7Sept. 1. 1891July 10, 1878
1
Nov. I,"l88nJuly 15, 187,
Dec. 1, 189.July 1, 1876July 1. 1880
1897Jan., 1898Meh. 1. 1882June, 1884Nov.. 1902
Jan. 2, 1871)
Nov., 1921
I'asoJan. 1, 18751878 to '90
1888
18751875
1881-'90Jan. 6, IbT1880 to '8ij
Mav 1. 191.
into income mortgage bonds. (See V. 84. p. 299)
r^mpar^ou of statistics for three years ,6 as
fallows:^^^j jg.jj^_ J8,e_,,.
Op.
Net earnings $4,530,71^ $£
(V. 55, p. 5'J-J, Ml; V. 36. p. 6.i
393, 445; 49t), 575, 653; V. :7. p.
17.181 $4,391.31:
84. 166, 3' 7. 316,
133, JM, 332,437.540.)
.—Leasedat 12 per
gurpluschari;e9 and 8 per cent
report in V. ai, p- Iwl-
Philadelphia A TWitton.-Leased to Pennsy-.vmia
BMlroad with United New Jersey compames at 10
per cent on stock.
PhUadelphia, Germantown <f: ^orriftown
of9tK) years to Philadelphia & Readmg
cent, on stock.
' '' '-o.ne=of rJB,..l^above payment of^all
(V. So, p. 13S.)
Pittsburg dk CbnneUsvU!e.-Oa Jan. 1, 1870, a trans-
ferwaVmade by City of Baltimore to Baltimore &E RaUroad for $1.00O,rK)O, and tlie co..!...bdated
I^Vt<rRm' made for £2,300.C00, and gimruuteed by
B & (f G"«se'inii"« 1876-7, »1,888,434; net
ji06,418. (V. 84, p. 135.)
PUtsiurrr, andnnall .ft .It. i/;'/i.!.-Tliis company
ln^,'s several roads and is its«lf confcolled by the
i^'Snsylvania Oo., which holds a majority of the
MDital stock. Common stock, t3,6l)S,UU0, )9t prer.,
S Q?^ (11 ()• -M nref., $3,000,000. Gross earnings mfli^Trokd proper' $3,6.17.963; net, $1,07.5,049; sar-
imkovcr int,-rest. &c,. $302,141. Los, on leaded
f,»><-
•daaQ.jR iV 85. p. 619; V. 36. p. 2OO.
JSt'ii*.53.* V.lf: p. 9T. 556, 1(V«, 409, 567, 6.9, 053.)
r%>t**'% *»< ^"V^ * CWwwo.-TUi road
was lea'ied Jidy, 180:^ for 999 years, to Pennsyl-
vania KaUroad,'^kt a rental equivalent to -.nteres^
sinking fund of debt, and ^ ¥«%'='','!' ?°,f'';'''l'~*stock, whirh was increased at that trae from
*1 1 5()0 000 The lease was transferred subsequently
to thTpennsy ivania Company. The lessees to keep
the road in repair, and also pay taxes, expenses
etc Pittsbnrg; Fort Wayne & Chicago leases the
Newcastle & iJcaver Valley and thf I^™Jf"«j/°^„<>«-'
which in turn are leased again by Pennsylvania Com-
pany. New stock of $5,6b9 337,. issued to Penn
fiailroad for improvements, &c., is under article 16
of lease: Net e^ings, 1877. S3,?56,14a; profit to
lessee. $154,032. Sinking fund for Dcnds amounts to
$3,157,7.15. (V. 83, p. 58«; V. 24, p. Sib, V. S6,
p. Sa3.) ^ „.,Pittsburgh TitusvlUe <& .Bi/jTato.-'This was the OH
Creek & Allegheny River road. Sold in foreclosure
and re-organiled Dec. 29 1875. Dffa-lted AugaBt,
1878, on consol. bonds. (V 85, p. 39 ; V. 3., p. u, .)
Pittsburg nrglnla <fi C7ia)toton.-0f these bonds
the PenuKylvania RaUroad owns $500,000. .^et earn-
ings, 1877, $34,610.
ForUand * Ogderwburg.-Th<!: two dl"i«ions were
consolidated March, 1875, as 0°*. ^ofl^'^-. ^"March, 1876, Company passed the mtcrts. on
its bonds, and funding proposals were offered. Ke-
ceiver appointed Octolier, 1877. and foreclosure suit
is pHndiug. Report of committee aod Pla" °f'j
organizatiSn, V. 86, p. 575. (V. 26, p. 41, 81, 04,
575; V. 37, p. 540.)
Portland * T^octo^er-Tnterest in default, and
receiver appointed in January, 1877. The report
for year eniuig August 31,i?"' »^o>^?v" 2°3 VIm
ings, $13.3,896; expenses, $111,830. (V. 23, P- <ioi,
3'7'T; V. 84, p. 170; V. 35, p. 333.)
Portland, Saai * Portmmlh^}^i^&Jf«'rfiW.1871, to Eistem Mass. Rai joad for 99 years at 10
per cent per annum; """""ipec.. 18.5 to 6 per
ceat for two years. (V. 21, p. 378, 434, 592; V. 23, p
565; V. 84, p. 445, 5»3.)'
Fort Soual.—The Georgia Railroad guarantee
$500,000 of these bonds; sale •»';>'<'?'"*"'£,^made June B. 1878, to Cnion Trust Co.for $.500,()«
(V. 35, p. 90; V. 36, p. 95, 496, 654.)
Portsmouth, Great Falls dt Corawny.-Opcned i
1872, and leased to Eastern Railroad, Wassachc,
setts. New 4)i per cent bonds for $1,000,01
authorized, and new contract of lease. (V. ti, I
15. W, 115, 238.)
Providence dk WorcMfer.-Net earnings yeweiir
inc September 30, 1878, $279.,S35; notes paysbl
$^68,841. Mortgage bonds for 83,000,000 aut^iorlzei
(V. 85, p. 476; V. 86, p. 94; V. 37, p. 537.)
Jialeigh S Gaston.—'Set earnings 18;7^,$107,1K,
against $85,749 in 1676-7. (V. 27, p. 94.)j
Beading dk Columbia.-TMa road is operated m'
controUeJ by the- Philadelphia & Readmg Eaihroai
Floating debt, $1,093,494.|
Heading * Lehlgh.-Tb\s was the Berks Com"
rofdf sold out, and leased to Philadelphia
Reading. March, 1875. for 99 years. Foreclc
suit belun in Feb., 18:8. (V. 30, p. 68, 3(,,, \
p. 366.)
Fenssdaer * SdTOfofla.—Leased May 1, 1871,
1
Delaware & Hudsc. Can.-d Company, «t>cu pagi
terest on bonds and 8 per cent on stock. (V. », 1
616; V. 37, p. 602.)
mehmond dk Dantille.-GTO^ earnings IHj
M4^?85; net. *310.9i:. This conipany kas.-
flortl , aroliaaRailroad and the PieA.nou lUim.
and controls the Char. Col. & Aug. (V. 80, p. HoV. 27.p. 409, 660.) I
Richmond, Fredericksburg S Polmnac. -Gr'-
eamhiCT 1877-78. $314,373; net earnings, $1.4.
(V. 27, p. 68, 85, 566.)
Richmond dk P(l^rsburg.-<iroe^^S^\^^'i^endin" Sept. 80, 1877. $137,116; net, $4, ,271. (V. i
p. 15; V. 24, p. 6!».)1 -1
Dbcemrbr 38, 1978.] RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. xxtU
wufc»«rlb«r» will conftr a grot l^Tor by glrlaK lm»«4l«t< notu* et anr error «l*eoT«r«4 la thM« TabUa.DESCRIPTION.
For explanation of column headlnKs, Ac, see uotcaat the beiut of Hint page of tulitea.
Rurhf^ier if Sialf I,inr.—\»\ raortgofreJl.'mr. WiilrrlDirti if (>(/rf()i«/>Mro—iJtock
Ist Kiiiklnv fiiiiil inort.. Wat. &ROi<iit'ntl iniirtgo^e, sinking fund2il llloltKllWC'imwil. iiioi't.. convert, till July, '70, coup
Jhi«/(iii(/—SImk. roiiiniuu
Prcli iiiMl >to( k£(tul|iniciit moi't).'iige l)OUds
<li> <lo
< ieucrnl nmrtgageNi'w luiirtKikgi' In oxclmngn for ei|iUnment bonda
Bl. J'>.iri>h il llc.»r(;ii-lat M.St. jDaepu di Pacific.
.
Krtn.'«»N A: Nebraska, 1 at niortifa.ire
81. l.'iids, Allim <e Terrt Uautc—HUw'kPrcfcrrcil atock (7 Jier cent yearly, cunmlntlve)..1st luortitiiKe (series A) alukhif; fimil. . 1 s ^ f
l,«t niorttftttro (aeriea B) aluking fiiml. . - S^ £2il l\lclrt^.-a>.'^^ preferred (.seriea C) 1 .rP S I
2il inorlKaic, prcferi-ed (scries D) ( daS^|
S.l niortj,'a>.'c, Iniouio g S^aK'lnipuieiit mortiiage Jo £©1
,S.'. I :His, Ircn fountain ^ SonM«iii—StockK inortKUge, couponJ.i iiHirtK'agc, gold, coupon, niny be registeredI o!n. M. sold (8. f. after 1880), coup., maybe reg.Aikiiisas liranch, l.st mortgage, gold, laud grantt ^,;i n Ark. it Texas. 1st mort., gttld, coup or reg.I lUii A- Fulton, 1st n ort., gold, or rnad and laud
^•/ / K<insaH Citii J- S.~iiUK\ (.$1'J,000,000 prcf.)\< niiirtgagc (Sortb Miasourl)K. il (State and railway '.id niort
S:. L.d- a.Fiaiiciiico.— 1st JI. (So. PiK-.), g., (I'd grant)lid mortgage bond.^, A
do do B.golddo do C, gold
\.:i p.d debentures>'
. Louis d- S'nttttfitslcrn—lat M., gold. conv. s. fund<'on.s<didatcd mortgage, gold, sinking fundKvansville Hcnderaon it Nashville, lat mort
8'. /.o!/ix yaiutalia d- Terrc Untile— 1st M. a. f. guaridiii(irt.,«ink. fund ($l.(i00.000 guar.)
- I'aiil d Wii/k^A—Preferred 7 per cent stockCommon atock
i';. Fnui if- I'acitic—First Dirisuni—S
Ilat M.. 10 miles, St. P. to St. Anthony
-I -Jd M., St. Paul to Watab. (.•ii7()0.(W0)
^ 1 Hd M.. land gr't, St. P. to Watali. (f1,200,000)a [ Cousol. laud gr't do (*2,800,000)
•Il.at M., St. Anthony to 150 miles west
a ! 'id M..itlBt l.g.,St.A.tol50m.\V.($3,000.000)= :)d M., 1. gr. on 1 .">0m. W. of St. A. & 1st M. on5 (iOui. more with 1. gr. ($6,000,000)a
\till M., St. P. to BreLkeuridgc, 2d on I'd gr.
* ( l.M)m. (.?;s.«KK),(X)0)
B>. Fuiil if riieiiir—lst mortgage bondsSL I'aiil d !Sii>ux t'.—Pref. stock, (Div. ou $175,000)Common at ock
Saginidi' Valley it SI. Lmiis.—lst luortg., coupSaniliisl:!/ iliins/lelet <£ .VeirarA'—Ee-organized stock1st mortgage, new
S»fannali it Charleston—C. & S.„ guar, by 8, Ci'uiKlcd int. bomls, S. it C. RU., gtiar. by S. Car..1st mortgage. Savannah it ('harleston RR
Saraniuth tC Memphis—Ist mortgage. ..»
Scheiiirlatly it Uuanesl>uru—\sl M., guar. D. iSc Haehuylhill r<t//ey—StockScioto Volte!/— Ist mort. (a. fund $13,000 i)oryear)Beah'Hird rf litxii^ke—Stock1st mortgage
Seimn rf- Unit—1st mort., guar, by AlabamaSelmii- Rome d- Dallon— Ist mortgage2d mort., Alabama & Tenn. Rirer RR(ii'iicral mortgage for $.").(R)0.000
Bhomokin Valley d VoltsriUe—Slocklat uwrtgage, gold, on road and lauds
S'.elyiygand: Fond <1u Lae— 1st mortgageIsl mortgage extension
Milesof
Road.
100401)97100100300120120120120120
115115207
68621021068610072
3005253.343.=j4
293
21042098
1.58158156156
10767676
1.50150
210
2201401211213412116116101
idi60141s1198808040100100
"282878 "o
78 >2
Dateof
Bunds
Size, orParValue
1878
185»186118721874
187018701872187818761876
18641864186-1186118611870
186718721874187018721870
18651874186S187618761876187469-711872186718671868
186218621862186518641864
1868
18701871
1872
186918.531868186918701874
1876
18311870
187118041871
91,000100
lOO&c,500 &c1,0001,000100100
100 Ac,100 Ac.100 dm.
100 'ic,
100 Ac.100100
1,000500 Ac,1,0001,000
500 Ac,1,000100
1,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000100
1,(KK)1,000
500 Ac,100 Ac,500 Ac,500 Ac
1,000500 Ac1,0001,0001,000
1,0001,000
250 Ac2.50 Ac1,000
250 Ac
250 Ac
1,0001,000100
1,60050
1,000500
100 Ac500
1,000100 Ac
50500 Ac
1001,0001,000
505(M) Ac,1,000
AmountOutstHnding
IWTEREar OR DIVIDKND8.Rate perCent.
WhenPayable
(2,180,0003,147,600300,00707.'i,107
1,000,0004.2,50,0002,470,7004,168.7005(X),000500.000
1,212,000
1,960,0601,900,0002,3<H),0OO2,468,400i,iix),ooo1,1(M).000I.IOO.OOO1,4(X).0<)<)
1,700.000300.000
21,02H.7614,000,0005,927,O0<)4,428,0002,500,0001 ,5(X),(X)08,000,000
24,000,0006,000,(X)O3,000,0007,194..50O293,200
2,476,0002,295,000350,000
3,2.'>0.<M)O
5,145.000l,0(J0.1>O01,899.0002,600,0005,5.50.0001,630,848
120,000306,000
1,0!)6,0001,114,0001,500,0001,700.000
5,700,000
1,500,00015,000,(XH)2,081,800!2,400,000 i
446,0001
1,0.50,356I
2,301,000 ;
505,000 I
111,800500,000
2,4'J3,000500,000
i
570,0501,300,0001,350,400
:
210,00016,000 p.m.'
838,500I
241,0001
3,000,000I
869,4501,994,000750,000850,000
737777
3W1788
"7'
7
"27777710
"77g.7g.
?g:7g.
Ac.Ac.107g.7 g.t
77
7728827677
2I3
3ia
Where Parshle, and liy
WhoiB.
J. A J.J. A J.M. A H.J. A D.J. A J.A. A O.
F.AA.M. A N.M. A S.M. A N.
J. a"J.J. A J.
New York.K. Y., Farm. L. A T. Co
do dodo dodo dodo do
Boston, Treaaurer.do dodo dodo do
New York.
J. A J. N. Y., OMce 12 Wall St.A. A O. do doF. A A. d.. doM. A N. do doM. A N. do doM. A 8.
!
di> do
F. A A.M. A N.A. AO.I. A D.J. AD.J. A J.
J. A J.M. A S.
J. A J.M. A N.M. A N.M. A N.Q-J.M. A N.F. A A.J. A J.
N.Y.,Office 20 Nassau stNew York or London.
do doNew York, Co.'s OHce.
do dodo do
N.Y.,Nat Bkof Com'rcedo do
N. Y., Traslc A Stone.do dodo dodo dodo do
N. Y., G. Opdykc A Co.do dodo do
J. A J.iN. Y., Third Nat. Bank.M. A N.I do do
M. A S.'N.Y".,J.S.KennedyACo,J. A J.' do doJ. A D.I In default.J. A D. doF. A A. doM. A N.l do
M. A N.
J. A D.IJ. A 3:Q.-J. i
J. A J.M. A N.
.1. a"J.M. A S.
M. A S.
J. A J.M. A N.M. A S.
J. A J.J. A J.M. A N.F. A A.A. A O.J. A J.J. A J.A. A O.F. A A..1. A J.J. A D.A. A O.
do
dodo
St. Paul, Office.
New York, 9th Nat. Bk.IstN. Bk.,Sandiwky,0.N. Y., Union Tnist Co.Charleston, 1 st Nat. Bk.
New York,do
N.Y.,Lancaster, B.A Co.Del. A Hud. Canal Co.Philadelphia, Omee.
N.Y"., Wiualow, L. A Co.Pliil.,Town8eud,W.ACo.
do doNew Y'ork.
Now Y'ork. Office.do dodo do
PhilAdelphia,Trea«arer.do do
N. Y.. (In default.)do do
pal, when Doa.
DIvldaod.
July 1, 1903July 15, 187SISept. 1, IWOIDee. 1, l«M»lJan. I, l«92Jul)- 1, 10MFeb. 3,1*76May 1. 1880Smt. 1, 1880Nor. 1. 1903
1»-
Feb. 1,18781804180418M189418941880
Aug. 1, 1803M^ 1, 1807Aptil 1, 1914June 1, 1807June 1, 1807Jan. 1, 1801
189510041888190610061006188418941902180718971308
July 1,Sept. 1,
July,Not. 1,
Not. 1.Not. 1,Jaa. 1,Not.,Aug..
July 1,Jau. 1.
May 1,
183118021892189218941804
1803
19001901
Oct., 1876
May 1, 1902Oct. 1, 1875July, 1902
March 1, 1877Sept. 1, 1899Jan. 1, 1889May 1, 1800Sept. 1, 1024Jan., 1870Jan. 1, 1896Nov. 1, 1878Aug., 1880
Jan. 1, 1800Jan. 1, 1872Jan. 1, 1864AprUl. 1887Aug.. 1878July, 1901June, 1884
October. 1896
JtochetUr <t Slate itno.— Bonds sold in N. Y.,
1July. I8T8. Road runs from Rochester, N. Y., to
' StUmanca, and Roohester City f uruiifhed $100,000trta-nriia ifg constnictioc.
Walertown <t Ogdensb'irg —The last reportjross earnings in 18TG-r of Sl,!5S.'.i*l; ex-*U1J.IU4: net earnings, $3l:i, :3i). Default waa1 ccr.pcju* CI n«(il. boi.da Aptl', 1878. (V. SS,
. '!; V. iG, p. 334.)'/"/.—Formerly leased to Verm-^nt Central,tiilt m'i'Je on rental, and le lae annulled. A
- i Ml made togl'.i; per cui:t bonds in ex-Tor equlpaicu; bjnds. (V. SI, p. 121, 2o3,
> Jiisqih <t We lern.—The St. .)o. find DenverCity woa sold in farcclosure Nov., 1S75, and rc-
' organized. The land grant of 300,- OO acres is in: uu:;^- of trustees, for the beniflt uf f'ae holders of
1 scrip uf $2,850,000 Gross earnings of1H77, g.WT.sSK; operating expenses, i!.-i7i.»0«;
Ac, and taxes, {140,415. (V. 44, p. 3«, 46U;\ . i-i, p. 45«.)
__S'. lowu, Allan <ft Terre //ante.—The main line—Il.iute to E.iit. liouis and Alton Branch—wus
I line, IHr.r, Br ui) years, to Indiauau. A St. L.r cent of earnings (but $«0,000 a minimum).
-ir'',,"^**' guurautoei by thicj other compaclts; sec
I Y. 2>i. p. 614, B5I. In lS7r. "ross earnings were $953,-f 81O, against Sl,Cf7J,4ttl in 'fs. The Belleville Br. and
• i Kxtension earned net in 137T, $131,510. Coupons1 5S' *"Sa", If^.S. on ad mort. bonds were OJSsed.
.iy:*'-P--H7,6H,6J5, 631; V. 47, p. 1". 140,437,
' 444. 488, 603.)
St. LouU, Iron Moimtaln <S Sni(A*rn.—There are•190 $668,000 of Cairo A Fulton Income bonds,
li?* '!"''""''' '^"''' ^'SOO.^i!; net. 8-J,131,901. InI373 the company funded three coupons on allBonds except the old ilrsis, but when conpons fellauc ^ov., igid, they were paid only in part. Half
,interest only is paid on tha mortg. bonds, exceptthe 1st mortg. 81. L. A I. M.. which U paid in full,^le net eammgs have been applied to dotting debt
rather than to pay bonded interest. As to suit tathe U. S. Circuit Court of Missouri, see V. 27, p.3.-)?, .,09. (V. 86, p. 387, 342, 31)8, 6-J5; V. 27, p.3o8, 384, 409.)
St. Louis, Kansas Ciltj <S .VorM<rn.—Half the stockla prvf., 10 per cent yearly, but not cumulative.Gross earnings in 18TI, $3 147,173; net, $1,250,773.Floating d,-l)t pirtly retind with second mortgagebonda. (V. 24. p. 90. 372; V. i6, p. 68, 288, 471;V. 27, p. 332, 488. 515.)
5'. Loiis ift San Francisco.~This Is the re-organi-zation of the Atlantic & Paciac, sold in foreclosureSept. 8, 18:6. The Atlantic A PaclBc was a conaoli-
datlon, in 1870, of the Atlantic A Pac. and So.Pacific.
The land grant amounts to some l.OOO.'lOO acres.
The interest on bonds " B " and " C " is 2 pf-r centfor 2 years, •? for 3 years, 4 for 1 year, 5 for 1 year,
and 8 afterward. In 1877 gross earnings were 81.-
3)3,9)3; net. S"3!),l-J0. against $ti75,017 in 1876. (V.
24, p. 543: V. 25, p. 283, 457; V. 80, p. 21 1.)
St. Louis ifi .'ioulheastern.—In hands of receiver.
Tenn. and Kv. Divisions to be sold Jan. I, 1879. (V.23. p. 549; V. »», p. 203, 3*1; V. 2(i, p. 263, 204;
V. 27, p. 229, 488.)
St. Louis, Vandniia <C Terre Ha-M.—Tbe com.tock is $2,.'i83,315; pref., *1.451,700. This road is
leased to Terre Haute A Indianapolis at 30 per centof gross car..in?s. In 1877 gross earnings, $1,118,470.
iBonds guaranteed by Terre Haute A Indianapolis,
i by Columbus, Chicago A Indiana Central, and Pitta-
burgh. Cincinnati A St. Louis. (V. 24, p. 1 10; V.1 26, p. 165.)
St. Paul <ft Dirfu(A.—This Is the Lake Superior AMississippi reorganiied. Preferred stock Is recelv-
I able for lands. Land grant, about 1,600,000 teres.
(V. 27, p. 147.)St. Paui A PaciHc, First JHvition.—The .3d mortg.
of $6,000,000 Iia4 the additional security of the$1,500,000 Brst mortgage bonds held by its trustees.
Interest in default since June, 1872, on til the Issues
except the first and second mortgages on BranchLine,' but certain payments made In May, 1877.
Suits of forecloeore ttc to progreai, and the rail-
road has been in possession of the trustees underthe mortgage deed's. An important negotiation fortaking np tne bonds has bet n consummated. (V.2.\ p. 114, 154,408, 424, 458, 641; V. in. p. 2'.«, tit,343, 430, 575; V. 27, p. 42. iS, 149, 515. 66.3.)
St. PjuI dt Paeltlc.—Ttie road Is in hands of Re-ceiver of U. S. Court, and the bonds are all held laHolland. The mortgage is being foreclosed. (V. St.
p. 316, 342, 420. 436, 6T5; V. 27, p. 43, 6i, 149, 51S,<SS.)
St. Paul <t Sioux ( Ify.—This compaur has 7S;.7«6acres of land unsold. (V. 24. p. 298; v. 26, p. 548;V. 27, p. 171.)Saginaw Valley JtSt l/Hiii.—Uaa a traflic gnir-
antee by Michigan Central. Net earnings, ItiTT,
$57,51?. fS'. i!7, p. 304.)Sandusly, Man^Utd (t .V«t«arJL—This road is
leased to the Central Ohio, and the lease guartnteedby Baltimore A Ohio. (V. 19, p. 581; V. •.«. p. «0.)Savannah db CAnrtefon.—Road In hands of receiv-
er and decree of sale made. (V. 23, p. 615.)
Savtanah <C ifeinpAb.—Defanlled after the orisla
of I87S. Net earnings, 1ST5-6, $16,118.BektMclady <t 2>i«in«<iu/v.—Capital stock is
owned by the D.A B. Canal Co.which runs the road.achuyOtia I'dUnr.-Leased to Philadelphia A Read-
ing, with 5 per cent dividends.Selolo roAey.—This new road, from Coloiubia to
Portsmonth, reports not eamian of tMXOVl tnmMarch 1 to Sept. 1, 1878. (V. 277p. 688.)
a4aboard A Soaiioit.—Vet etrnlmn year ( _March 1, 1S7S, tl6T,»M. Report V. », p. af«.Stlma <t (ju^r-Interett In deftalt. roredoaota
sale pending. (V. 24, p. 10»; V. ». p. 836, IM; V.27, p. 3(M.)
/SWma, Boms 4 Z>a/fMI.—This was formerW the
Altbtmt A Tenoeasee River. Interest In defaolt,
and road to be sold. (T. M, p. 666.)
^Adtnoiin ValUy <C AiMnU(<.-Le«««d Febmary,186). to Northern Oeatial,atTp<i ceat on bonds tadper cent on stock.S/utoyaan * Fond du Lac—DtttaXtti 873. OraM
earnings, 1877, $100,011; net, •1«,W4. (V. M, p.iW, S4$; V.2t,p. 631.)
x»\ui bailKoaD stocks and bonds. [Vol. XXVII.
Subscribers will confer a great favor by giving Immediate notice of any errors discovered In these Tables.
DESCRIPTION.
For explauation of columu lieadinga, &c., see noteeat liead of fli-st page of tables.
aiunango <i A Ueglianj/—l»t mortgageShore Line (Conn.J—Stockl8t mortgage, construction bonds..
Sioux City <£ Poci^—Ist mortRafce. .
.
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
.
Sioux Cilij <C- St. PoKi—Ist mortgage, gold, I'd grantIst mortgage, currency, for $2,100,000
Somerset—\m mortgage, goldSoxith Oaroftna—Stocklet mortgage, sterling loan
do dollar bonds (L)
2d mortgage (for $3,000,000)Domestic bonds (I)
Domestic bonds (K)So. tt No. Alabama—let M., endorsed by Alabama.Sterling mort., s. fimd, guar, by L. & N
Soul/tern of Long Isla>id—lBt mortgage (S. Bide) .
.
2d mortgage 6. Side (let mortg. s. fund)Mortgage bonds, Southern of L. I
Southern Central (N. I'.J—1st mortgage2d mort. gold ($400,000 end. by Lehigb V. RR.)
Smithtm Iowa <£ Cedar Kapids—Hat mort., gold...Smithern Minnesota—lat mortgage, construction.
.
Southern I'aeiflc (Ca(.)—Ist mort., gold, laud gr. .
.
Southern Pennsylvania— 1 et mortgage, goldSouthwestern fOa.;—Stock, guaranfd7per annumCompany bonds, convertible Into stock at par
- . ^jjSpartanburg £ AshevUle— 1st mortgage, goli
Springyield Athol <£ N. £.—Ist mortgageSterling Mountain {N.Y.)—lot mortgageStockton tt Copperopolis—1st mort., (guar, by C. P.)Syracuse Binghatnton i£ N. 1'.—Stock.2d mortgage (now fli-st)
Consol. mortgage (guar. D. L. & W.)Summit Branch (Pa.)—Stock
let mortgage bondsTerre Haute it Itidianapolis—Stooli1st mortgageBonds ot 1873 (for $1,600,000)
Texas tt N. Orleans of '74—let mortg. laud gr., coupTexas ti Pacific—l&t mort., gold, coup.($8,(K)0 p.m.)2d mort., consol., gold, Cflup. ($17,000 p. m.)Income aud land mort., reg. (7,600,000 acres) . .
.
Toledo, Peoria it If^ttrsaic—1st mortgage (W. Div.).
Ist mortgage (E. Div.)2d mortgage (W. Div.) convertibleConsolidated mortf;age (for $6,200,000)let mortgage (Burlington Div.)
Troy i£ Boston—StockIst mortgage, consolidatodConvertible bondsNew mortgage bonds (for $1 ,000,000)
Troy Union—1st mortgage, guaranteed, Troy CityVnion Paci/io—StockIst mortgage, gold, on road aud e-quipment2d do (govcmmeut subsidy)3d do ou road (2d on land), sinldug fundLand grant bonds on 10,764,947 acresOmaha bridge bds, st'g, (s.f. about $50,000 yrly)
Union Pacific, Central JSranch—1st mort., gold2d mtrt^age (government subsidy)
United N. J. RR. <£• Canal Companies—StockGeneral mortgage, gold, couponUnited Co.'s mortgage, sinking fund, registered.
Bterling loan mortgage, sinking funddo de do do
dollar loan, mortgagebond to State of New Jerseymortgage, sterl'g, s. Id. (£138,500)plain bonds
doconsol. mort. (slnk'g fund after 1880)
N. J. RR. & T. Co., 3d loan due State of N. JVlah OerUmI—Stock1st mortgage, gold
Utah Soulhem^lst mortgage, couponUtiea it Black Kiver—Stocklet mortgage bonds of July , 1868Mortgage bonds, 2di8aue
dodododo
Joint Co.'sdododo
Milesof
Road.
325050
105
i2212423
242242242
183183575769
11411487
17071224
257
'30481371330818181202011373
i06444444444116>21103411612227105335
2ie1,0421,038
1,038
100100379
36^275
1687587
Dateof
Bonds
1869
18651868
187118711871
i86818681872186618681870187318671870187418691872187018681875
187618711865187518751867187S
18691873187518751875187518661864186618701871
1874
1878
1866-9
18741867-91871180666-7-8
1871187118711871187118711834-7
18621868
18701871
18681871
Size, orPar
Value.
500 &c.100
100 &c.500 &c500 &c.1,0001,000
iboVarious
500
'500100
1,000
500 Ac.500 &c.500 &c.1,000
100 &c.
1,600500 &c.
ibo
10b &c.100 &c.1,000
500 &c.100
1,0001,000
50
"501,000
1,6001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,0001,000100
1,000500 &c.
1001,0001,000
1,660£2001,0001,000100
1,000
1,0001,000100
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.Amoimt
Outstanding -^-^fRate per Wlicn
$874,5001,000,000200,000
1,629,0001,628,020500,000
1,240,000450,000
5,819,2751,482,6661,051,5001,206,5001,067,500
63,500391,000
5,211,810750,000
1,500,000405,050
1,500,000600,000
1,500,0003,332,000
29,300,000625,000
3,892,300399,000400,000448,000350,000500,000
2,004,000270,000
1,750,0004,125,000800,000
1,988,150800,000800,000
1,050,0003,552,0007,548,0006,459,0001,600,0001,600,0001,300,0001,500,000250,000
1,609,0001,384,000650,000
680,00036,745,00027,232,00027,232,00013.907,0007,145,0002,179,0001,600,0001,600,000
19,890,4005,300,0002,000,0001,846,0001,800,000154,000500,000497,310
1,700,000866,000
5,000,000100,000676,005
1,000,0001,500,0001,770,720200,000912,000
I'-7g.1
!«•
776is-6g.77777g.7g.76g.7 g-
31a77g.775377374777^K-6g.777777477
11-2
Gg-
7ge-6 g.62I9
t'-6g.6g.
7
i«-667
10?«•
277
Payable
A. & O.J. & J.M. & S.
J. & J.& J.&N.&N.& J.
F.
J.M.M.J. <
.Q-
N.Y.,N.Bk.of Com'rceN. H., Nat. N. H. Bank
do doN. Y., Nat. Park BankU.S. Trcas., at maturityN. Y., Metropol. N. Bk
do do
J. & J.
J. & J.A. & O.A. & O.J. & J.J. & J.M. &N.M. & 8.
M. & N.M. .fe N.F. & A.M. & S.
M. & N.J. & J.A. & O.M. & 8.
J. &D.Various
Cliarleston,S.W.RR BkLondon.New York.
doCharleston.
doN. Y., Drexel, M. & CoLondon, Barmg Bros.N. Y., Gallatin Nat. B'k
do dodo do
N. Y., VermUye & Co.do do
& J& J.& J.& J& D&D
A. & OF. & AJ. & JJ. & JA. & O
F. &"a,M. & S.J. & DJuly.
F. & A.J. & DA. & O,M. & N,J. & D,F. & A.J. & J.M. & S.
Q.-J.J. & J.
M.'&'s.A. & O.A. & O.M. & N.
Q.-J.M. & S.
A. & O.M. &. 8.
M. 4 S.F. & A.Due 90F. A A.F. & A.J. A. D.M. & N.A. & O.
J. AJ.J. & J.M. & S.
J. & J.
J. & J.
Where Payable, and byWhom.
Bonds—Princi-pal, When Dne.Stocks— htist
Dividend.
N. Y., Company's Office.N. Y., C. P. Huutington
Savannah,Cent.RR. GaMacon.
Charleston& New YorkBoston, Eliot Nat. Bank
New York.N Y., Central Pacific.N.Y., D. L. & W. RR. Co
do dodo do
Philadelphia & BostonBoston, N. Y. & Phila.N.Y.,Farmer8 L.cSc T.Co,
do do
New York, Co.'s Office.Phila., N.York ALondon
do doNew York& Philad'phiaNew York, Co.'s ollice.
do dodo dodo dodo do
Troy, Company's Office.N. Y., Nat. B'k of Com
do do
New York and Boston.do do
U.S. Ti'eae., at maturity.New York and Boston.New York and Boston.London, L. A S. Fr. Bk.N. Y., Company's Office.U.S. Treas., at maturity.Phila. aud N. Y. Offices.Philadelphia, Office.
do doLondon.
doPhila^lelphia.
days after demand.London.
Philadelphia Office.Princeton, N. J.
Philadelphia Offlc3.N. Y., B'k of Connnerce.
Salt Lake City.N. Y., Kountze Bros.
UticA.Utica and New York.
do do
April 1, 1889Jan. 5, 1879Sept. 1, 1880Jan. 1, 1898Jan. 1, 1898
Nov., 1901July, 1891May, 18711878 to '88
1878 to '88
Oct. 1, 1902April, 1891
1880 aud 1892Jan. 1, 1890
Mar. 1, 1887May 1, 1900Nov. 1, 1879Aug. 1, 1S99Mar. 1, 1882May 1, 1900
1888April 1, 1905Mar. 1, 1900Deo. 20, 1878
1886Jan. 1, 1897
July 1,'83 to '931885
January. 1905Dec. 30, 1878June, 1887
Oct. 1, 1906Aug. 10. 1876Jan. 1, 1904Aug. 5, 1878July, 1879
1893Aug. 1, 1905March 1, 1905June 1, 1905Jan. 1, 1915Feb. 1, 1896Dec. 1, 1894April 1, 1886May 2, 1910June 1, 1901Aug. 1, 1878
18941882
Jan. 2, 18791896 to 1899
Meh. 1, 18941887
April, 1896May 1, 18951896, '97, '98
Jan. 10, 1879Moh. 1, IftOl
Oct. 1, 1894Mch. 1, 1894Meh. 1, 1894Feb. 1, 1888
1880Feb. 1, 1883Jan. 1, 1889Nov. 1, 1889
Overdue.(?)
Jan. 1, 1890July 1. 1891Sept. 28, 1878July, 1878July, 1881
Shtnango tt .^fleffAony.—Leased to Atlantic &Great Western, and " rental trust bonds" issued.
Gross earnings 1875, $301,039; net, $114,699.
Stiore Line.— Leauea to New Yorli & New Havenat $1(10,000 per year. Old stock was exchanged for
new in July, 1873. Gross earnings, 1876-7, Jii4i,37-1
;
net. S49 8i9. (V 21, p. 63.)
S'unix Oily * Pacific.—Div. of 3X on pref. stockpaid Oct , 1 e78 (V . 27, p. 9i5, 363, 274.)
Sioux City <fc St. Patd.—Ttierc are also S502,(XX) 2dmort. boude, 514^,000 equipment, and $ittiH,GOO in-
come bonds. Lands sold m l.i77, 40,664 acres. (V.
45, p. S12; V. S6. p. S90, 471, 494. 649, 667.)
SmMntt.—Tlhie road is leased to Maine Central.
South Caroiisa.-Receiver appointed Sept., 1877.
Gro68 earnings in ltt7"., $1,020, 6ii4; operating ei-pcneee. $593,76); net earnings, 8428,91". ApropoealIS made for concessions by ad mortg. bondholders.(V. S6, p. 217, 348, 393, 41 8, 120, 171; V. 27, p. 42,
253, 801
)
South & forth Alabama—Ofet&tedi by Loulsv. &Naehv., whkh holds a majority of the stock, andguarantees the bonds and holds $1,000,000 of 2dmortg. bonds. Pref. stock, $'i,0O0.00O.
SouJicm of Long /s/ond.- Leased to L. I. RRThere »re also $60,000 6 p. c. mortg. bonds onRockaway Branch. It is proposed to ''scale" all
bonds except let South Side. (V. 26, p. 471, 616,664;
v. 27, P- 85.)
Southern Central.—Forms an extension into NewYork St itc for Lehigh Valley, which company en-
dorses $400,000 of second mortgage donds.South Vma.i- Cedar Rapids.—In progress. Ot-
tumwa to Cedar Rapids, la.
Southern itiniwsota.—So'id nnder 2d moitaage .ind
re-organ\zed March, 1877. Thereare yetout $«0,0OIold Ittmort. .8(piQk), dael8S4. Lanii grant is aboutl,7!K)>()0i' acres. The construct on mort. interesi is
paid J. & J. at 7 per cent, though originally A. & O.
it 8 per cent. (V. 34. p. II, 198, 22i; V. 23, p. 235,408; V. 27, p. 67, 368, 616.)
Southern Pudlic (CW.)—This road is controlled
Kv Central Pacldc parti«8. The bonds ure in
lies A, B, CandD, of which "A' iatUidss $15,
OOO.m.O, part in f50O bonds, all the others are $1,000each. A 8inkin<^fand of $100,000 per annum begmsin 1882, and proceeds of land sales also go to paybonds. The land grant is 12,830 acres per mile.The stock yaid in is $36,76t;,9P0. In 1876-7 the grossearnings were $'),663,005 gold, and net earnings,$1,828,83') g(0ld. (V. 26, p. 209, 316; V. 87, p. sSl,
409.)South Penneylvania.—TbiB is a mining and RR.Co
;
re-organized in 1872 after foreclosure under 2d mort.The road is leased by tiie Cumberland Valley.Southioestem (?«or^ia.—Leased to Central Georgia.
Dividends 8 a year to every 10 per cent on CentralGeorgia stock, but 7 per year guaranteed. "Tri-partite" bonds issued; see Central Georgia.SpiingHad, Alhol it Northeastern.—(\. 24, p. 198.)Sterling .fountain.—Cost of road and equipment,
$502,468. Net earnings 1872-3, $15,673.Stockton it Copparopolls.-DetialteA July, 1374,
and old bonds of $1,000,000 exchanged for present.(V. 21, p. 15«. 1611. 316.)SyracusSjBlnghamton it New For*.—Operated by
Del. L. & W., and bonds guar, by that Co. Lastdividend on stock (in 1875) 4 per cent. .(V. 26, p. 316:V. 27, p 568.)Summit Branch.—Tliis is a coal road, and leases
Lykens Valley. Net earnings in 1876, $151,665. (V.25. p. 113.)
7'erre Haute it Indlanap.—Net earnings in 187-1-5,
$371,713; in 1875-6. $365,956; in 1876-7, $344,403.Leases ^t. L. Van. & T. H. at SOp.c. gross earnings.
Trxasdb New Orleans of \S74.—The company hasa I'd gr.of 875,000 acrt'tf timber and ajrionlttiral lands.
Texas it Pacific—Gross earnin^:^', 1877-8, S2,-i3l,-
310: operating expenses, $1,448.4:^9: net earnings,88S2.871. Of old land bonds $1,061,000 are yet ont,and $18!.245 coupons. (V. 28, p. 316; V. 87, p. 4S,
149, 226, 384, 515, MS, 653.)Texas Western.—This narrow-gange road is in
pro.Tcss. (See V. 'JS, p. 4U, 1.52, 626.>
Tote 10, Peoria is, Warsaio.—Passed into receiver'shands February, 1874. Foreclosure pending. In1876-7. nei earnings were $38,415. (V. 86, p. 1)8, 316,6;5; V. 27, p. 68, 109, 513, 003.)
Ttou tt Boston.—With leased roads forms a hnefrom 'Troy, N.Y., to North Adams, Vlass. In 1875-76,
gross earnings were $5ti6,539; upeixtingexpensee,$898,3:14. There are $119,000 of old Ist and Mmortgage bonds yet outsiandicg.
Troy Union.—K short road in Troy city. Bondsissued by city and guaranteed by several roads.
Union Pacific.—Gross earnings in 1877 weie$12,1.'3,203, against $12,888,853 in 1876; net eain-
Ings. $7,l)9,7-<i, against $7,618,617. In 1878 the
funding bill was passed in Congress; the Cjurt of
Claimn decide 1 against the com any as to the 5 per
cent of net earnings; an important contract wasmade with Kansas Pacific; the July dividend waepassed. Land sales to An:?. 1 1, l»i(8, 1 667,671 acres.
for $6,966,333. of which 249,392 acres in 18(8, tor
$1,949,8 6. Land contracts Aug. 13, $3,60 1,467, cafcli
$469,035. (V. 28, p. 241, 266, 368, 171, 548. 592, 626,
654; V. 27, p. 42, 96, 97, 122, 149, 193. 229, 253, 874.
381, 480, 629.)
Union c'aci/lc Otntral 7J.an<A. —Formerly moAtchison & Pike's Peak. Interest in default fince
November. 1873. Gross earnings 1875-70, $114,414;
expenses, $131,500. (V. 27, p. 96, 851 274, 6j9.)
United New Jersey Railroad it'Canat t'ompaniet.
—'I he Camden & Araboy Railroad and branchec,
Delaware & R.aritan (^anal, aud New.Tcr.-<cv Railroad
form the United Coniiuinies of New Jursey. Theywere leased to Pennsylvania Railroad, Oct. 2fl, 1871,
at 10 per cent on stock and assumption of all lia-
bilities. In 1877 the gro."S earnings were $8,9S0,'i9«:
net income, ^2.'iSl,521, Iciving a deficit for lessees
of $1,433.1 8 after paying interest and dividends.
(V. 24, p. 516; V. •25, p. 349, 433, 458, 476; V. 86, p.
216,301.)Utah Hentral.-V'iM Lake to Ogden. In year end-
ins; April 30, 1876, not eariiings were $-.rt-,'.7;i7, and
div'deuds amonnilni; to 20 per cent were ii:iid.
Utah Southern.—Gtoaa earning- 18.7, $i7?,65-.',
net. «149,731. Stock is $1.60ii,000.
Utiea it Blnck mvfr.—Oross receipts ls:5-7..
$i.">8.578; expenses, $-23.1.566: net earnings. $28J,(«e.
(V. 22, p. 207 ; V. 20, p. 141 ; V. 27, p. 18i)
DBOEMBERaS, 1878.] KAILROAD STOCKS AND BUNDS. z&is
Subacrlbers will roiifer (real ntror by Blrlnc Immedlata notioa ol may arror 4laeoT«r*4 ! tliaa« TaM«a.DESrKIPTION.
For uplauHtlon of coluiiiu UomllURS, &o., Bee null's
at the Uuad of Ui'6t puge oftublei.
Ulica Chenango it Susquehanna ro/Jey—8tookTermoui if CViNa(/a—StorkBoiulM, Kiiiiraiitoi'd by V(>. iiiont CentralMlBKlwinni Uiitli'OHil lioiulh
Vermoiii Cenlrat— let iimrtKUKO, oouHolldated2<l luorliijiK*'. foiiholUlateuK<iniiniu'nt louiiH
Htuiihttai!, S. .k Clinuilily bondsIiicoinc and r\tiMii«ion bonds (to puy float'g debt).
Vermonl <f llussiicli uselts- StookiHt niortKaco (niuklng fund $7,000 per year)Couvcrtlble bonib
do doTicktburg it lln-idian—1st series (red endorsed)—2d sorli'H (bluii endorsed)3d do (lilac ktiidorsed)4tb do (uol endorsed)Bpcolal loiiu, funding mortgage
Fa6o»/(—StookiBt mortgage (Toledo & Illinois)
1st mortgage (Lake Erie, Wabasli & St. Louis)—1st mortsMKe ((ireat Western of 1859)1st inoitgajie (Uuiney i»! Toledo)iRt mortgage (Illinois Si SoiitUorn Iowa)'Jd mortgage (Toleilo A Wii hash)2d mortgage (Wabasli i Western)lid mortgage (Great Westeni of 1859)(Vinsol. mort., (on all but Decatur & E. St. L.)—1st mortgage, (Decatur & East St. Louis)Funded debt bonds and scrip ($943,950 at 7) ....
Warren (.V.J^.)—Stock2<1 mortgageIstconxol. mortgage
Washinglun Vily, ta. MUl. it Gt. Southern—Stoeii. .
.
2d mortgage, O. & A. KRlet and 3d mortgage, O. & A. KR4tU mortgage. O. »t A. RKFunded interest, O. & A. RRl8t mortgage, O., A. & M. RROcB. nmrt., gold, Wasli. C, Va. Mid. & Gt. Soutb'nLyncbburi; & Danville, Ist mort., guar., coup...
Wettehesler tt Ph i;urf«;j)Ai<»—Preferred stock1st mortgage, new
Tr«< Jer«s^-^tock..-.Loan of 1S83, guaranteed by Camden & AmboyiBt mortgage loanlet do consolidatedCape May & MiUville
'Western it A tla n lie (<?«)—Income bondsWestern (J/n.l—lst mortgage (Mont. & W. P.)....
Western RR. bonds, before consolidation2d mort.. guar, by Cent, of Ga.iuid Ga. RR.&B.Co.
Western Maryland—1st mort., endorsed Bait. CityIst mortgage, unendorsed2d do endorsed by Baltimore2d do endorsed by Wasnlngton County .
.
2d preferred mortgage, uueudorsed3d mortgage, guaranteed by Baltimore4th do " for Baltimore City stock
Western Pennsylran ia— let mortgagelet mortgage. Pit tsburg BranchGeneral mortgage
Wiltiamsloti it Tnrftoro—1st mortgageWUmiiu/loH, Columbia <« A uflrusto— let mortgage...Income bonds
Wilmington dt TI'e/rfo?i—StockSterling bonds
do doSinking fund bonds, gold
Wisconsin Central—iBl mortgage, gold, land grantWorcester it A'asAua—StoekBonds ($125,000 are 7 per cents)BondsBondsKashua x Rochester—Stock. i
do do let m., guar, (for $700,000>
Dateof
Bonds.
32594
1863185318631865186218581858185918(i71869
1871
186118661869
18731866186818701858
1867
18081870187218631865
1871
18731875
1874
Blxe. orPar
Value.
AnmuntOuUtundlUK
$100
BOO Ac.500 &0.100 dee.
100 Ac.COO&o.100 die.
1,000100
100 Ac.500
1,000500 Ac.1,0001,000
100 Ao.100 &0.
i",6oo1,0001,0001,0001,000
250 &0,100 &i;1,0001,0001,000
ioo
ioo
500 &c.
100 Ac.50
500 Ac.500 &o.500 Ac.
1,000
1,000
500 Ac,100 Ac.
500 Ac
ioo
100
500 Ac
$4,000,0003,000,0001,500,000500,000
3,000,0001,500,0001,500,000444,100
1,6(>«,«<K>2,H(!0,<I(I()
.'i.')(l.(MJO
2(>(t.(>(K>
!.">(),(KM)7(«,.'>00
8.')0.00l)
146,0001,180,600217,400
16,000,000900,000
2,500.0002,495,000600,000300,000
1,000,0001,500,0002,500,0002,610.0002,700,0003,015,9501,800,000750,000600,000
2,692,53!)1,200,000654,000700,000578,859
1,650,0001,.500,000520,500821,300
1,100,0001,359,750400,000
1,000,0001,000,000500,0007S2,000750,000600,000
1,200,000200,000400,000300,000300,000600,000875,000
1,000,000800,000
1,000,0001,200,000350,000
3,200.000600,000
1,456,200648,700221,400749,000
8,250,0001,789,800350,000250,000400,000
1,185,000700,000
IMTKRKgT OR DIVlDICWDtt.
RatoperCent. Payable
348777878367777778
"7
777777777
3 A73>fl
77
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8
"7'
"'4'
73667
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When Wbera Pnrabln, and bywhom.
A N.A D.A J.A J.AN.A D.AN.A J.A N.AO.A J.
F. A A.F. A A.F. A A.M. A N.F. A A.M. A N.M. A N.M. A N.Q.—F.F. A A.
A. a"o.A. & O.M. A S.
J. A J.M. A N.H. A B.
N. Y., I). L. A W. RR.I<<mt<iii, K. BInke tc Co.Hnntiin.Niit.Hk.of Hedmllonlon.dlolH'Nat. Itk.
Boston.Nat.Uk of Kednidii dudo dodo d<i
do doBoston, onico,do dudo dodo do
Pblla , Utrard Nat. B'k.do do
Phlla.,Glrard Nat. B'k.do dodo do
N. Y., Metropolitan B'k.
.1. A .1.
M A N.A. A 0..1. A .1.
A. A 0.F. A A.M A H.
.1. A .1.
A. A 0.
Q-J.J. A .1.
A. A 0.A. A 0..7. A ,T.
J. A .r.
J. A ,1.
.1. A .1.
.1. A .1.
.1. A .1.
.1. A .1.
A. A 0..1. A .1.
A. A 0.M A N.J. AD.
.r. AD.,1. A .1.
M A N..1. A .1.
.1. A J.
J. A .1.
VariousA. A 0.F. A A.A. A 0.A. A 0.
dododododododododo
dododododododododo
N.Y., Del., L. A W. RRdo dodo do
Bait., R. Garrett A Sonsdo dodo do
Bait., R. Garrett A Sonsdo dodo do
Pbiladolphia, OIBce.do do
Phlla.-Pa.RRCo. Officedo dodo dodo do
Atlanta, Co.'s Ottlce.New York A Savannah,
do dodo do
Bait., N. Mechanics' B'kdo dodo doHagcrstown.
Bait., N. Mechanics' B'kdo dodo do
Philadelphia, Office,do dodo do
New York, J.M PickreUBait., Safe Deposit Co.
London.do
N. Y., Nat. B'k RepubUeBoston, Ofliee.
Worcester, Ollic«.do do
Bost., Globe Nat. Bank.do do
Worcester, Offloc.Bost., Globe Nat. Bank.
'- -ln«-iMiaMl
Nov. 1, iirrsJuno 1, 1073July I, 1891.Ian. 1, IHntNor. 1, 1884
18011870 to IHHffJuu. I, 18H7
1INJ2Get. 7, 1878July 1, IHKiJuly 1, 1870July 1. 1885Jan. 1, IBiM)Jan. 1, laooJan. I, IROOJan. 1, 180O
1880
189»189018881800188318781878180310071889
Aug. 1,Aug. 1,Aug.,
Nov. 1,Aug. 1,Nov. 1,Nov. 1,Mav 1,
Feb.,Aug.,
Oct., J 87810001905
Jan. 1, 1875May 1, 1873Sept. 1, 1880
Mch. 1, 1882May 1, 1903April 1, 1896July 10, 1878April 1, 1801Aug. 15, 1877Mch., 1883Jan., 1896Oct., 1890
Oct. '79 to '91July, '78 A '81Oct. 1, 1888Oct. 1, 1890Jan. 1, 1890Jan. 1, 1890Jan., 1890Jan., 1890Jan., 1895Jan., 190OJan., 1902
April 1, 1893Jan. 1, 1896Oct. 1, 1901May 1, 1900June, 1900
Nov. 30, 1878188118861896
July 1, 1901July 1, 18761881 A 1887April 1, 1898Feb. 1, 1895Oct., 1878
April 1, 1894
Utiea Chenango <t S'mquehanna Vallty.—'Roid. is
leased to Del. Lack. & West. Railroad at 6 per cent
per annum on stock.
Valley (7a.).—This road was built chiefly by snb-
scriptioQ of Bait. A Ohio RR., Baltimore city, andVirginia counties. Operation of the road by Balti-
more & Ohio was discontinued, and temporary lease
made to Shenandoah Valley Railroad. (V. 20, p. 16,
453; V. 21, p. 3%; V. 2«, p. 403, 659, 691, 607.)
Vermont * Conado.-Under lease to VermontCentral. (V. !M, p. 421, B60; V. 25, p. 476, 641.)
Vermont Central.—In 1872 the Company went to
defaolt on interest, and has since been in numerouscomplications. A new corporation under the nameof Outral Vermont was formed, with $2,(XX),000
paid-up capital, and assumed obligations of the old
Vermont Central. Foreclosure pending on 2d mort-
gage. (V. 22, p. 110, 639; V. 23, p. 40, 370, 623; V.
44, p. 413, 566; V. 25, p. 431.)
yermont <fe Vastachusetts.—'m» road is leased to
the Fitchbarg RR. Co. for 999 years, from Jan. 1,
1874, for interest on the debt and 5 per cent on stock
till feo, and 6 per cent for the remainder of the
lease, exclusive of all taxes.
Yickaurg <ft Meridian.—'Set eamines 1817-8,
$12:1,^64. The only coupons paid since April, 1876,
were those maturing Jan., 1878, and the fpecia) loan
coupons of Jan., 1817. (V. 27, p. 67.)
Wa*a»A.—This is the Toledo Wabash A Westernre-organized after the sale, June 10, 1876, underconsolidated gold mortgago of ISiS. New litigation
commenced in Miiy, 1ST8. Thers is a debt of *560,-
090 due the Equipment Company, payHble {56,000
Der year. The •Seney" mort. included in fundeddebt boniis is for *!,• OO.Oi'O, payable ISOO,000 perTear. Operations for 1877 showed 4,586,iil4 gross
earuuus, and net earnings of $1,C60,898. (V. 35, p.
64, 89; V. 26. p. 31 5, 445, 471, 496, 624, 549, 592'
626; V. 27, p. 17, 68, 437, 615, 540, 66i.)
Warren {If. J.).—Leased to Delaware, Lackawanna& Western at 7 per cent on stock and bonds. Netearnings in 1875, $241,056.
Washington City, Virgin'a Midland it Great South-
em.—Gross earnings year ending Sept. aO, 1875,
$1,033^; expenses, t672,.367; net earnings, $101,
812. The company has been assisted by Bait. A 0.
TTie Ist and .3q mortgages, placed together, wereoriginally $400,000 1st 68, and $600,000 3d 8s,
6om« of which have been exchanged for general
mortgage bonds, but are deposited in escrow only.
The president, Mr. John S. Barbour, was appointedreceiver in July, 1876. Interest in default, but re-
ceiver ordered to make certaia payments. (V. 28,
p. 550; V. 27, p. 332, 437.)
Westchester <t Philadelphia.—Oiots earnings, 1876-
'77, $332,274; net, $113,964. (V. 22, p. 804; V. 84,
p. 63; V. 26, p. 116.)
W*el Jeriey.—Otma earnings, 1817, (.'iei.nss: ex-
penses, $391,130; net, $203,591. Net proBt «bo\sinterest and rentals, $10,318. (V. 24, p. 349; V.
26, p. 363.)
Western dt Atlantic—TbiB eoad is owned by State
of Georgia, and leased at $800,000 per annumLessees have issued the Income bends. (V. !&, p.
136.)
Western AJaftowM.—Sold in foreclosure, April 19,
1875, and bought by Central Ga. and Georgia Hail-
roads, for whose account it is operated. (V. 20, p.
398, 405, 445; V. 25, p. 456.)
Western Maryland.—"ms company was largely as-
sisted by the city of Baltimore, which has also
bonsht Its overdue coupons. The bonds reouun-
IngTn default for interest to their holders were
the second preferred onendoreed, and on those
payment was made of coupons due July, 187Sand January, 1874, in January, 1877. The July 1877,interest on unendorsed bonds was not paid till
January, 18:8 Annual report for lust Bscal year, toSeptember 30, 1878. showed gross receipts, $3)7,201
;
expenses, $217,2';5; net receipts, $129,1126. (V. 8S,p. 41, 29f, 4u«; V. US, p 84, 471; V. 27, p. 406.)
Western Fennsytvania.—'rhe Pennsylvania RK.,lessee, owns $972,6')0 stock out of the total amountof $1,022,450. $148,000 of branch bonds, and kll of$1,809,000 general mortgage bonds; net eaminsa1876, $fflB,«8. (\. 22, p. a06.)
}VU'iamston dt Tarbor«.—Bo»ii in progress. Norecent financial information.
WUmingUm Ootumbia <* Augusta.—la 187S-6earnings were $116,633 neL There are ceriiflcateaof indebtedness for $838,000. tV. 82, p. 1 £ ; V. «, p.868,398; V. 27, p. 68, 4«.)
Wilmington <* WrfdOn.—Formerly leased to Wil-mington. Columbia A Augusta road, bat In Dec,1877, default wa^ m^de by ltf!>see and propertyreverted. (V. 88, p. 1 6 ; V. 86, p. 68, 480, at.)
Wisoonsin Onfrof.-Defaulted July, 1876, mdfunded 9 coupons. Aftenvards built a considerableleng h of road. In yenr ending Sept. aO. 1^78, grosscamligs were $709,885; ex|)enses, $418,801; netearnings, «891,';<3. Paid rent of Mil. A North-ern RR., leased, $117,404. Land grant is over8110,000 acrts. The Philips A Colby (,'onstrucUonCompany ope'ati e this rood became embarraxedIn Dec. Ic77. Forcclosaro suit began September.1871. (V. 83, p. 478; V. 8«, p. 18; Y. 8:, p. J!6,3-5, 480.)
Woreestsr <t .YiuAtKi.—Goaruteot the stock andbonds of Nasbna A Rochester, leased. For yearending September 80, 1818, net incooio waa$88,0flO. (V. 85. p. 480; V. 87, p. 637.)
XX2. CANAL STOCKS AND B0ND3. [Vol. XXVII.
SDbacrlbers will confer a great favor by glvins Immediate notice of any error-dlscorered In these Tables,
DESCRIPTION.
For explaimtion of column lieatUnsB, &c., see notesat the lieiid of flist iiage of tables.
Miles Dateof of
Canal. Bonds.
Cliesaiieake •£ DeJaioare—Stockl8t niortfcage (origlaaUy $2,300,000)
Chesapeahe. it- (Wiio—StockMaryland loan, sinking: fundGuaranteed sterling loanBonds liaving next preference
Deimoare I>iDision—StockIst niortsase (extended 20 years in 1878)
Delaware li i/uf/»o«—Stocklet mortgage extendedl8t mortgage, registered
do doDebenture loan of 1804, coup and regl8t M., coup. & reg., ou Peun. Div. ($10,000,003)
I/ehigh Coal dt Navi^fatlon—StockLoan, conv., coup., gold (assumed L. & W. Coal Co)
, l8t mortgage, registeredist mortgage, registered, railroadMort. loan, g. ($2,310,000 assumed 0. RE. of N.J.)lA)anLoan extension, convertible till December, 1877.Consolidated mortgage loanGreenwood mortgage, reg. Extended, 1877
Uonongahela Navigation C'o.—StockIforri.?—Stock, consolidatedPreferred stockNew mortgage (for $1,000,000)Boat loanPreferred stock scrip dividend
i'e?m»!//u'lnja—StockGeneral mortg., interest guar'd by Penn. RR
Behuylklll Navigation—Stoc^, commonPreferred stock] 8t mortgage, extended•Jd mortgageM ortgage bonds, coup, (payable by P. & R.)Improvement bondsBoat and car loanBoat and car loan
Bttstptehann a—StockMar.vUuid loan, 2d mortgage8u8(iuelianna Canal, common bonds, 3d moit
do pref.. 3d. T. W. priority b'ds..
do bonds of 1872Uniov—'l at mortg.Tge
1414
6060
143
148148
153
83103103103103
327327108
45
85
1856
1853
1869187118741877
187218711872
187618651869
1870
187018631864
183918591841-41872
Size, orPar
Value.
AmountOutstanding
Vario's25
501,000100
1,0001,0001.000
lOOO&e50
1.0001,0001,0001,0001,0001.000
50100100
1,000various.various.
501,000
5050
1,0001,000
i',6oo1,0001,000
50
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate peri When Where Payable, and byCent. Payable Whom.
$2,078,0381,993,7508,22'.>.594
2,000,0004,373,0001,690.5001,633,350800.000
20,000,0001,482,0003,,500,00O6,434,0004.750,0005,000,000
11,193,550771,000
5,381,9632,000,0004,658,500508,52041,550
1,369,2.59717,000
1,004,3001,025,0001,175,000780,000220,000103,164
4.480,4033,000,000909,236
3,173,9001,709,3803.990.3921,200,000260,000756.650628,100
2,002,74{)1,000,0001,320,000325,310250,000
3.000.000
777lis
I'-6
I'-6774257
670c.$1 40
666667
"e6676
J. & D.J. & J.
Q-J.Q-J.
J. & JF. & AJ. & J.F. & A.M. & N.J. & J,J. & JA. & OM. & SQ-M.U.&SQr-J.Q-F.
J. & D.J. & D,J. & D,J. A D.F. & AJ. & J.F. & A.F. & A,A. & O.A. & O.F. & A
J. a" J.F. & A.P. & A.Q. -M.J. & J.
J. cfe J.M. & N.M. & N.M. & N,
J. & J,
J. & J,
J. & JJ. & JM. <fc N
Pliiladelphia, Ofllce.d* do
Bonds—Pduci-[lal. When Dae.5/ocfr*—LastDividend.
Bait., A. Brown & SonsLoudon.
Bait., A. Brown tfc Sons.Philadelphia, Office.
do doN. Y., Bk. of Commerce.
do dodo dodo do
N. Y., office 71 B'way.do do
Philadelphia, Office,do dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo dodo do
Pittsburg, Office.Leh. Val. RR. Co., Phila.
do dodo dodo dodo do
Philadelphia, Office.Philadelphia, Office,
do dodp do(to dodo dodo dodo dodo do
Phila. and Baltimore.do dodo dodo do
Philadelphia. Office.
June, 1873July, 1886
187018901885
Feb. 4, 1878July 1, 1898Aug. 1, 1876Nov. 1. 1891
188418911894
Sept. 1, 1917Sept. 2, 1876
1894188418971897
79-80-'81-'821882
June 1. 19111892
Aug. 4," 1873Aug. 4, 1878April 1, 1906Oct., 1885Feb., 1889
JulyVi910Aug. 25, 1878Aug. 25, 1878March, 18971882 to 1907
1895May, 1880May, 1913May, 1915
Jan., i885Jan. 1. 1873Jan., 1894Jan., 1002May 1. 1383
Cltesapeake d: Delaware.— V>e\iivisLie City to Chesn-^oake (5ity, Md. (V. 87, p. 66).
Chesapeake <i OAii.—Gross receipts, 1875, f473.210;>net, ^4,175. Paid on bonds, $213,940. (V. 44, p.
J6».)
Delaware /){«.—Leased to Leh gh Co.nl So Naviga-Hon Co., »l interest on bonds, and 8 per cent * year• It stock
Dd. <* Hudson Canai.—This Co., which ie amongthe largest miners and carriers of coal, leases the Alb.
A Susq. anfl Renas. & Sar. Kailroads. Also endorsesbonds of N. Y. & Canada RR. The annual report for
1875 is given in V. 36, p. Si^ and p. 24'2; and comDiittec'8 report, V. •i\ p. 161. (V. 8«, p. 8U8, 24-i,496 56), 571, 699; V. 27, p. 103, 638.)
teAji/A Coal Jt Navigation.—Qtos'^ receipts in 1877,$994,6''5: expenses and int., $1,189,321; excess ofthe latter, $194,655. The Central R.R. of N. J.
assnms.^ (in purchase of equipment), $2,310,000 oftlie gold loan due 1897, and leases the Lehigh &Susquehanna Railroad. Tiie Lehigh & Wukes-Barre Coal Co. assumes $500,000 of the gold loandue 189", and $711,000 (all) of the convertible goldloan due ISdl, and bas also leased the coal landsof the company. (V. 33, p. 479; V. 24, p. 217,4J3; V. 85, p. 4i8.)
Honongahela Navigation Cbm/)a!iv.—Receints, I
1B75, $196,576; expenses, $80,487; dividends, $90,.387.
.IfOTTM.—Leased April, 18 . 1, to Lehigh Valley Eail-roirt for 999 years. The lessees assume bonus and I
scrip, and pay 10 per cent per annum on preferredstock, and 4 on consoiioatcd stock. (V. 12, p. 714).
Pennsylvania Cinal.—Worked in interest of Penn.RR. which guarantees inlereet on bonds. An oldmortgage of $90,000 is due in 1887.
Schuylkill Navigalimt Company.—Leased fromJune 1, 1870, to Philadelphia & Reading for 999years, at annual rent of $65.5,(X10, inclnding ''crtain
real and personal property conveyed to Philadelphia& Reading. The dividend of Aug. 22, 1877, was pay-able in Phil. & Reading RR. scrip. (V. 82, p. 403;V. 26, p. 418.)Susquehanna <t Tide TTai'CT'.—Leased and operated
by Philadelphia & Iteading Railroad for interest onbonds and half of net earnings.
Union Can*'.—Stock, $2,90r,S30.
.^
DXCEMBER 28, 1878.JMISCELLANEOUS STOCKS AND BONDS.
Snbscrlbers will confer • srcat fkvor by glTlng Immediate aotlea of anj error diacorared In tkeaa TaMea.desckh'Tion.
For rxplanutlon of coluiiiii headliiKS, Ac, bc«nntCK at the beiul iif tti»t piiKo of tables.
4ria»i CrprtJis Coui/ianu—Hlovk.vk.
Ainrricdii Coul iM<in/lu»tl)—8tociiAtlantic it I'iiiiiic I cleyraph- StockBoston Water l\iicer
Morl«»KO lioiuU (for i?-J,HOO,000)
Canton tmiirorenicHl Ciim/xinu—Stock8t<'rlini,' '">u<l!< (Alnk.f'd oiio-nfth of l»ml sales)Mortca^-r Ipoiulx. colli, Hixfs (for H'',!,500,000).Vi\. UK.. Ixt M., eml. (a. f., routs on I{i2'20,163)
•1(1 'J.l M. .({..end.. (s.f.ni'inlr'iits 011*144,800)
Consolidalioa Coal of Murifland—StockiBt inort^a^e (coiivt-rtlltlo)
1st luortfcag*^. consoUdiited, convertibleCunitierlaua Coal a'ul Irou— l»t mortgage
do do '2tl mortgage.. ..
Cnitiberlaiid Coal tt Iron Company—SUwKDunkilh £ Otilxtoue Vrulge—Bonds sluk. fund.lllinoig <f *(. Louu Bridge— lat M.,coup., a.t...2d mortgage, coupon3d mortgage, COUIOD4tli mortgage ,
St. Louis Tunnel RR.—Ist niort., sterling, s. f.
do do 2d mortgageJowa KK. Land Co.—StockUaripimi Land <t lining Company—Stock—Prcferri'd stockMortgiigp bonds (lor $500,000)
UaryUtntl Coal —StockOntario Sitrer Min int/—StockBacirte ildil Steamsliii) Company—StockPeniitylva <i ia C'()i((—StockIsl mortgage bonds
Pennsyleanid Anthracite Coat—Stock1st mortgage (ca«t side) bonds on 1.053 acresiBt mort. (west side) ou40O acres .S; uSOle.aseil
Producers' Consolidated L'd <iPetroleum- StockPullman Palace Cor—Stock
Bond.i. 2(1 seriesBonds, 3d seriesBonds, 4t h seriesBonds, di'bentureBonds, sterling debenture, convertible
Quicksilver Mining Company—Covamon stock..Preferred stockMortgage bonds, god
Southern it Atlantic re?.—Guaranteed stcok...8pr'(j Uoiintain C'oa/—Stock,guar.7 p.c.by L.V.Sietro Tunnel—StockMortgage Imnds (tor $2.000,000)
Vnited States Kipress—StiU'kVnited States Hailing Stock—StockWells, Fargo rf Company Express—Stock,ir«*(er>i Union Telegraph—Stoi-kKeal estate bonds, gold, sinking fund.,Bond8,coup.or reg.,conv.tiU May,'85, s.l.lp.c.Sterling bonds, coup. (s. f. ip.o. per annum)..
Date ofBonds.
1874
18731874
1864187218521869
1868187118711874187518731875
1875
1861
18721872
18781875
1879
187218751875
Size or AmountPar outstuudlug.
Talue.
$100100as100100
1,00025
£2001,000
500<i[0.500<Scc.
1001,0001,000
i",6oo100
1,0001,0001,0001,0001,000£200
ioo100100
1,00010010010050
1,0001,000100100
itlOO100100
"255010
ido
'ioo100
1,0001,000
£100&c
$12,18,1,
15,4,
1,
1,
10,
,000,000,000,000,500,000,000,000,000,000,740,000,107,600570,000900,000783,000600,000,2.50,000387,000363,000137,000408,000600,000400,000,756,000,000,000,402,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,620,000,000,000,000,000
(»)
,400,000,000,000,000,000,000,000481,500,000,000,000,000500,000,500^X)0,938,200298,000432,000816,000,000,000218,000,708,700,291,300275,000948,000,500,000,920,000600,000,000,000,000,000000,000084,975373.000,920,000981,234
INTEREST.
Rate.
2I**2>a%
10 s.
7
"e'tt.
eg.2>«766668
7 g.10ag-io1
i'37
"i'76288877g.
1%313
1
I'-II97 g-
6g.
Q.-M.J. A J.M.A S.
J. A D.
J.J.J.M,MJ.J.J.F. A A.A. A O.tS.A N.A. & O.J. & J.M. A a.J. AJ. AJ. AQ
When Where Payable, and byPay'ble wbom.
J.J.J.
-F.
J. A J.
Q.—F.F. A A.
A D.A VJ.F.
A N.A A.—F.& O&0.
J. * J.A. & O.J. & D.
M. A SJ. & J.
M. & N.M. & NM. & 8,
WbOD Do*.tlotlt-lsM DM-
dend.
N. T.,C«in|NUiy's OlDoc.N. Y., f'oinpnnv'ii Offlve.
Kuw Yiirk. oillce.New York.
Boston. Oflloe.110
London, Brown, 8. A CoNew Y«rk or London.
London.N.T.,Co.8 Olflce, 71 B'y.
do dodo dodo dodo do
New Y'ork. OIHce.N. Y.. at 111. Cent. RR.New York and I,.<indon.
do dodo do
St. Louis.Ix>nd. ,J.8.MorganA Co.
St. Louis.Boston, Treas.' Office.
New York.
St. liouls.
N. Y., Ill Broadway,do do
N. Y., 4tli National Bk.
New York, Office.N.Y., FarmL. AT. Co.
dodod-)
doLondon, J.
dodododo
S. Morgan A Co.
N. Y., Company's Office.N.Y., West. Uidon Tel.N. Y., Company's Office.
London.New York, Office.
New Y'ork and London.New Y'ork, Office.New Y'ork, Office.
N. Y., Union Trust Co.N. Y., Treasurer's OfficeLondon, Morton, R.i&Co
Sept. 1, 1878Jan. 1. IH70bepl. 10, 1H77nco. 30, IH78Mar. 12, 1873June, 1884
Jan. 1,' 1004Jan. 1, 1U04
ii>66Jan. 2, 1877• Jan., 1H8SJan. 1, 1897
1870Feb., 1879
Oct. 16, 1875NoT„ 1803
1000July 1, 1001Mar. 1, 1886
Jan. 1°, "1888
Nov. 'lVi878
Jan. 1, 1886Jan. 31, 1876
Sept., 1698(1)
Aug. 1, 1881
June i, 1802June 1, 1892
1877Nov. 15, 1878May 15, 1881Feb. 15, 1887Aug. 15, 1893Oct. 15, 1889April 1,1885
1870Oct., 1878
Dec. 10, 1878
Jan.'il'iaOlNov. 15, 1878Sept. 1, 1878Jan. 15, 1879Jan. 15, 1879May, 1902May, 1900
Mnrcb 1, 1900
Adams Express Company.—A. reference to the•mt of Uinsniore and otoers in V. 19, p. *70.
American Coai.—The report for 1876 showed grossreceipts, J;581,333; net, $S5,399. (V. K, p. 180; V.24, p. 348.)
Atlantic dt- Pacitc Tdegraph.—Voo^a with West-ern Union their gross receipts on the basis of 87Xto the W.U. and ISX per cent to A. iS; P. Expenseswere arranged at l."i-14>i per cent to Atl. & Pac.
and 86-85!4 to Western Union. (V. 25, p. 16, IIB,
18S, 355, 374. 43.3, 591; V. 48, p. 8C4, 1S6, 4«i9, 52 I
;
V. ST, p. 380, 627.)
Boston Water Power Oo.—Annnal report in V. 24.
p. 396. (V. 23, p. 183; V. 24, p. 111. 396; V. 27, p.
Kl.)
CaaUm Imrmyixmant Cto.—The annual lepoii for
year ending May 31, 1878, is in V. 27, p. 14. Of the
f'i,500,000 inortgage $600,000 is reserved to pay ster-
ling loan. The Company owns the stock of theDmon Railroad Company and goarantees its bonds.(V.24,p. 613; V. 27, p. 14.)
Consolidation Coo/.—Annual report for 1877 in V.26, p. *)2, showing gross receipts, $1,475,55^; ex-
penses, $1,246,644; net, $228,914. Consol. mortgagebonds are held to retire old bonds. Guarantees also
onds of the Camberhmd & Fenii., and assumes
$135,000 Un. Mining Co. bonds.248; V. 26, p. 862.)
(V. 24, p. 181, tae.
Illinois A St. Louis Bridge.—THet Income, 1876-77,
$219,777; in 1877-78, $219,.59S. The railroad andtnnnel were sold nnder the mortgage of 1873,
July 1, 187S, for $450,000. A decree foreclosure
under the first and second mortgages on the Bridgewas made in November, the sale to take place
Dec. »0, 1878. (V. 26, p. 420, 534; V. 27, p. 17, 217,
435, 461.)
Iowa Railroad Land (%.—This company managesthe land grants of five distinct organizations. Thetotal lani owned was 530,217 acres, .March 31, 1877.
In 1876-7, 84,033 acres were sold for $576,816. and601 town lots for $62,962. The cash coUec'ionswere $772,6(5, and dividends 4!4 per cent. (V. 26,
p. 549.)
Mariposa Land <t Mining Cb.—Afsessmentsmadeon the shares from time to time. iY. -23, p. 112, 829;
v. 24, p. 1'28; V. 25, p. 358; V. 26, p. :90.)
Maryland C'oai—Balance sheet, V. 21, p. 226;V. 26, p. 95.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.—A. reference to thepages following is necessary to get definite infor-
mation. (V. 26, o. 817, 523, 34T, 6», 653; V. 27, p.
6S, 229, 381, 628, bSa.)
Pennsylvania 0)a2.—Liabilities at a minimum anddividends are paid.
Pennsylvania Anthracite Cba/.—This Company'sstock and bonds admitted to N. Y. Stock BoardFeb., 1877. (V. 21, p. 112.)
Pullman Palace Car Company.—The sterlinzbonds of 1S75, of which the whole is.«ue anthoriseaIs $1,000,000, are convertible Into stock from April1, 1878, to April 1. It8l. -\nnnal reports have beenpublished as follows: V. 23, p. 40'i; V. 25, p. 308.(V. 26, p. 217; V. 27, p. 302.)
Quicksilver Mining Company.—(V. 22, p. SSS,mi; V. 24, p. 507; V. 25, p IS, 358; V. 27. p.228.)
Spring Mountain Coat Company.—Th\» is gvai^anleed 7 per cent per year till 1885 by LdlighValley RR.
Sutro Tunnel.—Taunel on Ctemstock lode forfacilitating mining operations. (V. 27, p. 529.)
United State) Erpress.—^ev stock of $1,000,000issued. (V. 22, p. 159; V. «8, p. 87.)
United Stain BoHing Stock Cb.—See report V. M,p. 289.
Western Union Telegraph.—TYie company hold!nearly $6,000,000 of its own stock, making thetotal $41,073,410. {V. 26, p. 135, 266, 304, 692, 626;
.V. 27, p. 27J, 381, 454, 568, 629.)
. X A 1] mVKSTOHS' SUPPLEMENT. rvor. 'XXVIl.
K. A. LANCASTER & CO.,Bankei's and. IBrolcex's,
66 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,DEALBRS IX
FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
govp:rnment bonds,
Slate, City, County, Railroad and Miscellaneous Securitios
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
VIRGINIA. TAX-EEOEIVABLE GOUHONS BOUaHT AND SOLD.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES A SPECIALTY.
LOAJVS IVEC^OTIATED.
QUOTATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS, DECE7IBER 26:
Gorernmont Secnrltles.6 per ceni, registered, 1881
6 i*er cent, coupt>ii, 1861tallid bonds, regitUrod
do ooapon5-20*, resriBlered, uiw Issue. 18658-8 8, lonpon, ueW issne, 1885
' 5-iiB, ref^^Blereil, 18'j7 .,
6-SOb, c<upun, ISiiT
6-'J(>(<, rcgbt red. 1888,6-Wh. coup hi, l8iiS
10 lOs, eti^iiT d10-40g, coupon68, riRisl'Ttid, 1881
! 6s, coupon. U>14H9, retj'sler d. 1891
*%», conpim. 1S91 .
4c, regiutcred. 1907 ..
' 48, coupon, 1* 7
4:s Bniall, coup ni. 68, currency, 1SV5-93
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do CAxliMnpas—6p, funded78, raiiroud-i
18, leveesConnecticut 6s, ISSS-Sl ,
Georgia—Ce, li;9-80-86^c, new. 188'1
T«, cndoreed, i681?t. -nil, !8:K)..
tllihoi 4- 6s, coai on, 1S79Wiif loan
KentickyesLouie'iana—Uou^ol., 78, 1914to sol, 78 8maU
Michigan—()e, laT8-'96», IS-il
78, 1890IIl«eonri-69, due In 1878
89, due in 1882 or i8Slf«, ilo 1&S6«s. d.i 188?»8, do 18H8
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68, old, 188J-93 A&OMo. CaroUua KR., 1883-4-5 J&J
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South Carolina—CouMol., 08, approved.Consul., en, doubtful
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89, new, 18fi6
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68, consolex-matured coupon6s, consol , 8d series ,
6s, deferredDietrict of Columbia—3-658, 1934.Small bondsReijlstered
CUf Boudai,Atla'.ta, Ga., 7a.\ugrtsta, Oa., 78, variousClia-le-ton, S. C.,Ts(•olunibus, Ga., 7sLyucliburg City. Va., 88.\faco' , Ga., 78Memphis, Tenn.—88. 1900Gold, 69. 1900
Mobile, Ala.—6s.Hs
New Orleans, La —Ea, premium.Consol., 6«, 1893
Norfolk, Va., 68Petersburg, Va.-6389
Richmond, Va.—68 .
89 .
Savannah, Oa.— 78, old79, aew
\ick.sl)urg CityWi mington., N. C— 6s, gold
8«, gold
Railroad Bonds.Alabama & Ch,attanoo<;a, Ist, 8sAtchison & Pike's Peali, 69. goldAtl nta & Charlotte Air L.— 1st pref., "s.
't,
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Atlantic AGiilf— ?f.n3ol8. Ist, 78, 1897t'onsols, 1st, 7s, l^'O'?, end. by Savann'li
Atlantic Tennessee & Ohio, 1st, 8s, goldBaltimore & Ohio - Stock JI&N
Ii8, 1880 J&J69, 1885 A&O
Burlington V. R. & N.. Ist, 5h, 1906.J&DCarol na Central, Ist, 69, gold, 193i..J&.JC'eiitr il Georgia, consol. mortgage, 79.
.
L'harl. Columbia & Aug.—Ist, consols, 7s2d mortgage
Clieraw & D..ilingtoa. 88Chisapeakfi & Ohio. Ist 83Denver & Rio Grande, 1st, 78Ba-t Tennessee & Georgia, 6sI5ust Tennessee & Virginia, 68, endorsedI'last Tennessee Vir:rinia & Ga., 1st, 7s .
flint & Pore Marquette, 88, land grant..Georgia RK.—"s
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(onsol., 2d, 7p, goldMacon & Augusta, 1st, 78, 1887 J&JMac^Ti & Brun..awick, lst.7rt,'88. end. .J&J
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Memphis & Charleston— 1st, 7s,'80.M&N2d, 7s, 18'*5 J&JStock
Memphis & L. Rock, Ist M., 1907Mississippi Central— Ist, 7s.
3d, 83Mississippi & Tennessee— Ist, 8s, A
1st. 8s, BMobile & Ohio—Sterling, 8sInterest, Ss3d,39
Nashville Chattanooga & St. LouisNashviliie & Decatur, Ist, 78
New Orleans Jackson & Gt. No.—Ist, 88,
3d, 38New Orleans & Mobile—1st, 88
Ist, 79Norfolk* Petersbarg—1st, 8s
ls(, 73Sd, 8s
Northern Central-6e, 1885 J&J69,1900 A&O6s, gold 1900 J&J
Northern Pacific, new preferred stock...Ohio & Mississippi—1st, 78
3d, 73 •. ...
Orange & Alexaadria—1st, 6s M&N3d, 63 J&J3d, 8s M&N4th, Ss M&s
Orange Alexandria. & Man., 78 J&JPetersburg RR.—Ist, 88,1879-93 .. J&J
34. f 9, 1903 I&JPittsburg & Connellsv.-bt, 7s,'9S..JAJ
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Consol., 63, gold, 1!).6 ...M&NPiedmont KR., 1st, 83 ..
Richmond Predericksb. & Pot.-68..J&II 73 J&JRichmond & Danville, 1st, 68 .. ..M&NRichmond & Petersburg, Ist. 8s
Savannah & Cliarleston, Ist. 78
Savannah & Memphis— Ist, 8s
I
Ist, 738eaboard & Roanoke, Ist, 73, 1890..F&A.Selma & Gulf, Ist, 83[South Carolina RU., Ist. 7s
South Georgia & Florida— 1st, 78. M&N2d, 7s ... M&N
South Side, Va.—Ist, 88, 1884-90 . . . J&J3d, 6b, 11-84-90 J&J
1Sd, 6s, 18^4-90 J&J
Somhweiitern, Ga., 78Virginia & Tennessee, C»
8aWestern,N. C, Ist, 78Wilmington Col. & Aug., 1st, 73..J&DWilmington & Weld., gold, 78, 1900.J&J
ntscellaneoiis Bonds.James River & Kanawha Canal- let, Oa.
3d, 63Mississippi Levee, 10 per cent bonds—
Past-I>ne Coupons.Memphis City couponsSouth Carolina consol couponsTennessee State couponsVirginia pealer ciiuponaVirginia tax-receivable coupons
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